, 1875-10-07

Iment of all just debts, all property real
and personal to his wife. without re-
striction.
New York, Sept. 3d. The board of
directors of the Northern Pacific Rail
way Company met to-day. Frederick
Billings of Vermont was nominated for
President. but was obliged to decline on
account of i'll health. Chas. B. Wright
(, of Philadelphia was then chosen Presi-
dent, Geo. s. Lake, Vice President,
Samuel Wilkinson, Secretary and Geo.
E. Beebe, Treasurer.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 30.-An examina-
ton of the books of the Planters Bank
reveals defalcation Of hundred and
five thousand dollars, taken during the
last Eve years by the late teller Louis
Rehm. The loss amounts to thirty per
cent. of the capital stock. and will fall
on the stockholders.
FALL RIVER, Sept. 30.-Everything
here is quiet. There has been decided
change in affairs since yesterday. Large
numbers of help went to work this
morning; others gave their respective
mills notice that they would resume
work tomorrow. All the mills are now
running and have large additions to
their force.
A rumor was current on the street
yesterday that the P. NJ. :. S. Co. had
sold their Shanghai line. consisting Of
three steamers, for S70O, coo. Presi-
dent Dillon says the sale has not yet
been consup,mated. though negotia-
tions are gov pending.
Private cash subscriptions in aid Of
the Texas sufferers. have been tele-
graphed. The amount is $11. 1928.
The Third Avenue Savings Bank has
failed. 1t has 800 depositors. whose
aggregate is $4,000. Fifty to seventy
five cents On the dollar will be paid.
Finnel, the murderer of O'Baldwin
has surrendered himself to the police.
Nathaniel B. Hall and Dennis Nc
Mahon obtained from Judge Donahue
to-day, orders of publication in suits
commenced against the Bank of Cali
fornia.
CA1cAeo, Sept 30.-A Washington
special says there is still no absolute in
formation as to the successor Of Delano
but all circumstances point to &. D.
Coleman of Pennsylvania. Judge Blake
says Coleman has great executive abil.'
ity, is q man of integrity and rich be-
yond temptation and widely known in
his own State as generous benefactor
and friend of the poor.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.--Messrs.
Creswell, Puris and Leopold. Commits
sioners of the FEeedmaa's Savings and
Trust Company announce that they will
commence paying dividends of 20 per
cent on all audited claims on the first of
November.
LONDON, Sept. 3d. The Globe this
evening says there is no intention Of
Immediately augmsnting the China
command. Should an increase in the
number of vessels be required at given
poi. { it would be easy the de-
mand by temporarily Withdrawing vss-
sells usually employed in the Straits or
japanese division.
The Anglo-American Telegraph Com
pany announce to-day that on and after
Monday next, the tariff will be raised to
four shillings or one dollar, gold. per
word.
MADRID, Sept. 30.-Ofioial dispatches
report that the Republican bands which
have risen in Sierra Mona but meeting
with no support have been obliged to.
disperse to avoid pursuit in consequence
of the movement Of Government troops.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Times Paris
dispatch says special information re-
ceived there, confirms the impression
that Carlists had gained considerable
successes near San Sebastian on Tues>
day. L'Uniuerse reports that one
hundred Alfonsoists were killed and one
thousand wounded.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-The Standard
Vienna correspondent says the proposed
sccupation of the Island of Little Re@
doubt is looked upon as an indication
of Turkeys intention to force an issue
with Servia.
The Times special dispatch from
Berlin states that Turkey has informed
the powers that the time may come
when Turkey will be obliged to repel
Servian and Montenegran inroads.
Roumanian reserves are being gradual
ly called in. Affairs here are regarded
as verging on a collision.
SAN Francisco. Sept. 3O.-A formal
announcement was given this evening
by order of the directors of the Bank Of
California that the bank will open for
business at ten o'clock Saturday morn
ing.
New YORK. Oct. Ia man giving his
name as Chas. Adams Of Buffalo, yes
terday bought cargo Of grain from
Beecher & Sprague for three thousand
three hundred and twenty-five dollars,
paid for it by certified check on the
Bank of New York. for fifty thousand
dollars and received q check for the diff
ference, when Beecher & Spzague be-
thought themselves to inquire as to the
genuineress and found it to be skillful
fraud. Adams escaped without securing
the amount OF change.
Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon and several
others Of the Union Pacific Railway
directors will leave this CITY this even.