The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-25
Il SesssIo,n with Creditors.

mrnt iih the crrdto's to accept seventy cents OF
the dol lr. To- he paid in three in>iallmcni- at sin
twelve and eighteen months. without interest.
New orleans. sep 2l-Ia,cr information from
| the wet SAYS the town Of Matagnr,a was swept
away, only two hon,c> being lief, standing.
New Orleans, sept 2l.-rnl,anola almost en-
| trcly destroyed, only three houses remaining
| which not 4, i.grd. 100 TO 100 ives lost.
St Ioni>. Sept FLA telegram from t;alycst on
reports the Indanolp disaster a. most tcrrs bic
Dead bodic, are >tr'wn for for 20 miles along the
beach over 100 bodies have been found and bu-
ried'
New Orleans, Scp21.-Th, Galveston News
has received the following from Indanola; We are
destitute the town Is gone. One quarter Of the
people are dead. Bodies are strcwn for 20 miles
along the bay. Nine -tcnihs OF the Louses are de-
stroycd Send us help, for Gods sake
LSigncd d. w. CAIN hist Atty.
New Orleans, Sept 20 a Time special, from
information obtained from papers and pas sangers,
gives the following news of the storm 1T Calves
ton: To briefly summarize the disaster: A gale
from the south by "Wednesday midday reached
such proportions that captains Of steamers. accus
toned for generations to traverse this portion Of
| the Gulf declined - pat To- Sct Almost stimuli
| tancolsly with this determination came report
that n ship.yard at the extreme east end Of the is
land had been Inundated, and men were fleeing for
their live. rapidly falling barometer indicated
an increase of tn storm. and the water OF the
Gulf which is on the south side of the island and
in the rear Of the center, gradually commenced to
cnrroach on the gardens Of scattered residences
| bordering on the beach, and soon oycrfowed
| them. The water during tho day reached depth
OF two feet. All dav tong and during Thursday
il blew II hurricane, pushing the Gulf water over
the entire Island, and covering even higher ceva-
tons TO depth Oftwo feet and half This rio re
embraces ali area Of I.,n.ap- twciv, blocks. And
extending from Ncclnuig street to Market o dis
taucc Of two square, htiutnally from Center
street To back avenue. and about six squares long
il udnay. IN the entire rear, east and yves. ends
Of the CITY tho water rose to Sufficient depth to
float large wnuGrn ,dilces many oi which are
very valuable From Ircmott street, where this
section begins, fr "A distance ola mile and half
west, every garden and every foundation Is dcs-
trpvod Doincilr- are scattered promiscuously in
the center Of thuroug'ircs many Of them being
damned together. Farther to the west, in the
ncghborhnnd Of OlcAndcf Park, whore there are
many small farms and number Of stylish residen-
Cos the water is reported Ia have rcached "A depth
of from six a. nine feet similar story i tpli Of
the eastern end ~ the island. which extends from
Center street Is nlr. In Ia, Lu~ir.ss section large
stocks oi good. Kept On ~ronnd tIror-. and one
ctu estimate fir 'ujury v hct thirty inches of sea
water "oHid n,rNc II !, fair to r.,sumc that the
earnings OF the entire year will he exhausted in
repairing damage, II baby vegetation has been
utterly dc>rovcd but that III. i-lal is involved in
wholesale ruin we do not apprchcad.
The President goes to Colorado
Long Branch. : .p - i'rcsdon'"r't and fam
~ will leave hcir in aaC iai palace car on Thurs
day next and % direct to Colorado.
The Gain Market
Inud'r, So - The MARK Lane Express"
a. cecnin- lm- Tine following review Of the corn
market i1r fhe &C. 8. The last gatherings Of the
harvest 'n iho -,ath of England have hcca Well
secured. I.r usual consequence has nsucd' and
reduction iN tac ,rcc 90 wheat has been universal
..N from one ~ TWO Shiilngs per quarter. As our
averages. however are only one shilling and six
vMcc above tsu-c " last year, tchre to he
lfile room, on % -cantv and poor crop for further
ecpf, s~on. .ud ~ money goes begging, it may
ind T., dlahic won't ia the corn trade. The French
Calm that Tie growth has exceeded their wants by
about three i,.illiph tartcr>, but the fact that
French farmers uic more RELUCTANT than ourselves
to give ~tN. cuiilms the impression That the esti
inItc b. CHROME lgs The Paris market has been
-iuldy for ipuranl line wheat, though ii is about
= n9 easier for tia incfIour now in the |
.D'inceS There has been very little change |
Fl" tie continct generally. There has been |
t littlc nos emcnt, tisc markets in some PLACES in
bsnaanf frmer and in Others easier Nv HOLLAND |
PRICE have only declined shilling; in Belgium |
hardly that lat IN Hungary, two sl.ill.ugs per |
"a u, and Vie saiue IS true of Denmark Iio!- |
''"r. ', Odessa til demand higher PRICES