Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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Say r. NCtscc. Oct 1.-The Chronicle
this morning publishes sensational arli-
Gle concerning the California Collateral
Loan and Savings Bauk. having It's Off '
in Boldwia's hotel building, to the ELI 1
that Cashier Charles Sweeney had abscon 10
ded with as much capital AS was avail
BILE aud as much Rlore as he could realize
by hypOthecaring sock of the bank for
as much as il would bring with whoever
would advance on such security, and at
tributing his defalcltion to unsuccessful
mining stock specuations. The bank
was recently Incorporated with nominal
capital of two millions. Officers are M. j.
Donovan, president; Frank f. Kane vice
president; j. p. Phelan, supervisors j. G.
Roberts, w. T. Wenzell, NJ. j. Donovan,
F. f. Kane and r. A. Robinson, directors.
1t has as yet done but little business aud
has only small line of depositors. Officers
state that the: article in question
gives an entirely false idea of affairs.
Sweeney, they say, has absconded after
having beaten two or three stock brokers
in several transactions, but the fuuds Of
the bank are intact and the concern is not
loser to any amount whatever by his OPP
eratioust They say that the brokers
victimiZed by Sweeney endeavored 10 pre-
vail upon them TO make good his accounts,
and when they declined threatened the
bank with newspaper expose. The OFF,
GERS told them to take their own course,
with the result above satsd It is an
nounced that the bank is ready 10 pay all
demandson presentation.
The Constitution 60 be Raised.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct 14--For several
days divers have been endeavoring to close
ports and the holes cut in the hull of the
steamer Constitution, preparatory to rails.
ing her. Late last night they finally &C
complised the object and to day the water
was pumped out The ship was fioaied
again and towed to the foot of Second
street. It is impossible at present to as
certain the amount of damage by fire and
water, as the hold is full OF mud, debris
and water-soaked cargo.
The Border Troublev.
SAN DIEGO, Get 14-Advices from Ell
Paso show o most serious and threatening
state of affairs. The entire lower portion
of FL Paso county is in possession of "a
mob, and Americans, throughout the coun.
try have abandoned their homes and fled
to Ell Paso for safety. Judge Howard,
who killed Louis Card, was at Ell Paso.
On the 10th Instant he succeeded Ia max
ing his escape TO Messilla, where he still
remains. Card is said to have been leader
of the mob, who are all the more desper-
ate and threatening In consequence of his
death. The sheriff of Ell Paso is also at
Messilla but refuses 10 go with Howard as
the latter would be killed Immediately by
the mob, while the sheriff himself will be
killed IL he dares return without Howard.
Lieut.. Payne. who is in charge of de-
tachment of troops says four companies
will be required to suppress the mob. A
large number of outlaws are encamped
near the county seat. They declare they
will fight the troops IL the latter attempt
to make arrests. Judge Baker Is eurouts
from Fort Davis with troops to restore
order.
a Dzsbanasd Parry.
ATLANTA Oct 1l.--The Republican
COMMITTEES has dlsbanded. Ofa2 meEbers
present 10 voted aye.
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NEW YoRE, Oct f0-The Tribunes
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