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will be only too happy to provide more for them
On the shortest notice.

Cu t1C huVILE6k
= THE LOAN s1ARKET.-
The onlv remarkable feature in this line the
past week was the promrt.tude with which Dor
rowcrs came up to the Captains office ana
settled. These payments did not represent the
shifting OF loans to other parties on better
terms, but were bona tltfc clearing away Of IN
cumhranccs. There bare been very few re-
newals and very few new loans. inc
rates for money remain at the Old ng
urc. 4 lew loans are occasionally
made at 6 per cent, but they are EXCEPTIONAL
and have certain conditions nnnexea, which sen-
der them no criterion OF the general state Of the
market. Notwithstanding the genera. dul'ness,
there Is better feeling all around. The whole
sale trade Is showing signs Of improvement.
There are heavy crops to be sent to markell
with every prospect Of good demand In 1act'
loan agents think there is streak OF light N
the Eastern sky which gives fair promise OF
the advent OF aay, and consequently OF better
demand for money. The following were the
important loans Of the week:
West Lake street, between Clinton and Canal,
81 feet, north front, $500, three years ut per
cent.
st. John,s place, between Carroll avenue and
Fulton street, 1a5 feet. west front, Also the
north u OF Block II OF Stone and Whitney's
Subdivision OF Sec. aud :, S., II, to secure
S17,000 ats per cent.
Canal street, Is feet north Of Harrison, 50r
100 feet, west front, 10000, i've years at III
per cent,
Morgan street, northwest corner Of Harrison,
100 feet, cast front, $500, three years at per
cent
North LaSaI}c street, between Division anu
Goethe, IS fcct, west front, $4,000, FIVE years 81
Spcr cent
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR THE wEkK ENDING
Auo. q.
, 1877-08-26

THE NEZ PERCEE,
s4,r I4rE cry ntah. Ann. o5.-The fol-
SAL 1'Ahn cit1' o1an' avs. a'i~
lowing is the statement ol Capt. brainorldse'
commanding Fort Hall: "Lett this post at 0.
m. on 1he 10Th inst. for Gen. Uoward's CON-
-7and ~r;th an oscort ~ ton sold,ors md fiftv
bannock aud Shoshone scouts authof7zea oy
Gen. Sheridan. Reached Gen Howard's ut a.
IN. on the ed inst, having marched $50 miles.
Unwor,1 wos DIRECTLY an tbc hostile t,nl one DAVIS
1,,arch r IN 49, ~ ro,r 1ncrchea With Kim me
1nafch IN tne reat. mhrc"ea Win n1lh one
day and left him fifteen miles south OF dcnrY's
Lake, which place he intended to reach the
same dav, The hostiles arc badly dcmoralized.
e7hor. 49, ~ " o~ooo5 ooo 6,,ht,nar man of
:, "e's ~ Nv ~ eAS~4 wv ~
, 1877-08-26
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

EUec{oI nffpdzch u TIE IJ71tsHe-
srRmeF1ELD, H., Aug. 25.-The State Auditor
today received copy ofsthe decision recently
rendered by the 1roquois Circuit Court de-
c1ariDg null and void the bonds issued oy INC
Cftv Of Vatscka in mid Of the Chicago, Danv'lie
g. Tinceuucs Railroad.
Capt, D. R. Sparks and large Delegation
from Alton were here to-day in tile interest OF
the location there Of the Southern fen!tentiaty'
THc Commissioners haying;adl lourned until Mon
,ay. d a The Delegation viii hare to return then
Easts s Sc. Louis is now looming up as an i'm
noTtant noiut in connection with the location,
Ind thc Commissioners may conclude to inspect
the grounds offered there before Anal acslon.
I'm 1ertinaciously toaccompIish success.
, 1877-08-26

Il. f. StcTcns Esq:
Dear Sir: have had considerable experience with
the VcEetae. For pssqcpstu, General Debility. and
impure blood. the Vegctlue Is superior to anything
which hare ever used: commenced taking Vtgr-
few bottles It entirely cured OF d5spepsla aad my
bioo4 In % good condition a. Al the preteat
ttmr It Will afford Me pleasure u give anf further
particulars relative 10 Whist know nbout this Eood
medicine any who will call or ADDRESS me as my
ttatdencc. 3S6 Athcns-st-
@A' MONROE PARKER,
$50 AthepS-s4-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Charles Popc's Malt Extract az beverage
OF Hcalth.-A dietettc and healing remedy, com~
btntng the merits OF nutritious and paatable bcy
ctage with the virtues OF m unfailng medicine for
the lungs. chest and throat. and at the samc time
q pleasant Eable drink, promoting digestion and
tnvfsaratiug the appetite. Can be had now At Gale
& Hockis, IS South Clntk street, and Charles Pope
Ill Sogth Water street.
, 1877-08-26

MFssRs. Et!soW, P0mER0Y 4 CO.. Auc7t0hEeRs,
have removed to and occupy the stores Nos. ~
aud so Randolph street, TWO doors east OF Tue oo
stand, where they hnve ample 1ael!''ee. anu AFe
hfa notice is especially TO their fricnds and con-
e,ruore who nave been mis'ed in sending goods to
thsir former store, causing great annoyance Re-
me,obcr the now numbers, IL and 80 Randolph
, 1877-08-26

a BRUSH WITH THE REDSKINS.
DEADwoop, D. T., Aug. 25.-Tbe party Of
twenty persons who left here about two weeks
ago for the Little Missouri River returned to-
day. They report that last Tuesday afternoon
the party discovered Indians close to them.
They selected high ground, and dug rifle
pits. They had been digging about twcn-
ty minutes when nearly 500 Indians ap.
peafcd on q bluff opposite about aG0'
Yards off and commenced firing at them. The
hglit lasted neatly four hours Thomas Il. Carr,
Quartz Recorder OF tile Dcadwood Mining Dis
trict, was shot through the head and killed
Twenty-seven horses belonging to the miners
were also killed. After dark the Indians with
drew, and tue mtners escaped. being Obliged to
walk l50 miles to reach this city.
, 1877-08-26

New YoRK, Aug. 25>-Arrived, steamers City
Of Richmond md Egypt, from Liverpool
MONTREAL, Aug. 225.-Arriyed, steamer Mora
vi, Fn1IAnsIrmlA, Ang. 25.-ATlved, steamship
Illinois. from Liverpool.
, 1877-08-26
MISS SARA 1TWE{T,

The accomplished leading lady Of the Union
sounrc Company. was delighted with copel'ns
p,ctnres Of tlcr. The whole company also ootalpeu
sittings. Northwest corner State and Maoisoa
, 1877-08-26
u,ss uula r. RIVE TO DECKER BROS.

*tI,pviug fully tested every piano Of any repu1e'
manufactured in this country and Europe, can
cbecrful1Y truthfullE. and unhes1tatnglY say tnat
prefer yours to all others. and will use no oi0e'
fnr nv concerts when can obtain yours" These
eerant pianos in variety OF styies for sale at the
lowest prices at Story S Camps. I'll State street.
, 1877-08-26

:. It is fnE1atitude to nature not to preserve And
keepIn splendid order . good ses Of teeth. Moth
ine can be easier. all that ia needed Il to brush
them briskly night and morning with purifying
sozodont~ It will make the mouth a pertumed
nalace.
, 1877-08-26

DR., Prices cream baking powder Is Tres ,foni a.
aeleteYtous substances. but 1t 1s "aolee'AN
nutritious, and easy Of digestion.
, 1877-08-26
c1u-N AWAY FCA S.,

at Dr. Bakers dental parlors, fuil ret OF tee.n.
Why will you pay IS and SO when VIC eau s4's
xnn n hetter sct fcz S. o05 State, corner Adams.
, 1877-08-26
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR
nFt FR1X P11S0HS,

Splendid upright, eQuafer anu ETH" Plano''
Rnrdett and other organs. At lowest fafes 15on
T. Healy, State and Monroe streets.
, 1877-08-26

Tho only treatment known that really
cures CataTrh.-Asa cure FOR catarrh when anil
where all ordinary means and methods have failed,
osas f2voass tSushng the Oe
zoe State street this city. William A. Buttera, 118
Wabash avenue.
, 1877-08-26

Co2onizatfon.-~A meotIng In tho interest Of
the formation of q colony to settle In Dickerson
Opera House, 4:3l West Madison street, between
Elizabeth md Throop streets, on Wednesday evcn~
Ing, Aug. 2A. Every man or woulan who wants to
get farm On the best terms ever offered should at
tend the meeting
, 1877-08-26

fo,4v ,,orods for 410 The best wo7en-E1re nat"
tteas in use, and guaranteed equal nof hetef taao
, 1877-08-26

INV manufactured for 81. 50. For sale By Colby +
Wirts furniture Dealers TT and 21o State street.
, 1877-08-26

For catarrh and hay fever use LETTERS un-
eqnaied French Catarrh Cure" Trial and sanl-
pies free to ali. Office 70 State street. Pesley
Jeffers.
, 1877-08-26
EXPER|ENCE OF YEARS.

Il. r. Stevens:
aratOn vesrtt6c IN my family for several years apu
thlnk that for scTofus Or CaaSso1s tu9s os hen ht
ever used. aud have used almost crer3tnhE* Snn
cteerfuy recommend It to anT one IN need nf sacn
"ea4e'"e' Ao"'7 MRS. 1. d. D1SsMoRE,
10 RuxBe1l-st
, 1877-08-26

Keeps Custom Shirts Made to Mensure.--
Very best, for 50: no obligation to keep any Of
Keeps shirts unlcsA perfectly satisfactory. 173
MadfsOu-s1.
, 1877-08-26

Bps1oS, MasB.. June S. 1877.
My daughter as received great benefit from the usc
Of Tesctine. Her decllElnR health WIS source ~
rcat an Scfy to ali Of her friends few bottles OF
fhe Ye9etne restored her health srengtn and appe-
tits4 =; q; 1tH ttEnI1S, 1o.rt
No. ~ Sears Building.
, 1877-08-26


Tue following is the total amount Of city and
erbr-,,on transfers within q radi,1s of seven
-. T7o,,.. ctod ~ .~,.r. ..,,-1,,,.
miles OIL tue Io0st-aouse nleo Aot leeolu oo1.''e
the week ending Saturday, Aug. Is: City
ea1as IN. consideration. slO3,G5I. Nort1, of
eaa9e, ~ :, ..,,s;,a.s.;., 81, OK
city limits: eales' j, eole'uIiA''o'' e17'S~''
South of city limits: Sales, 10; consideration,
s4an5, West Of city limits: Sales, L; consid-
GRAFTON, 81 ,3oo. total sales' oo' totaA coos"-
cration, $25o, 16a
~ -: s't, ,. .,
Mr. William H. Flercc+ "ei1 hhown ~ tea'-
estate broker, has formed partnership with his
1atnee' "f' "A'i'a.a - 's'.,' ~ - ~" 49, ~ ~ ~
the mercantile agencies Oh h. U. Duh O. eo.'
and the new firm have an office in the Major
~ -. ~ I,e,1,o .,5 .fo5taon stroats
B'ock' CORNER " Ltt'1t'e "no "'""4'oA e1 ~"
Their specially is house and store renting Out
.,o,, ,,ira ,1i,frcnt attention also to buyiug and
N.Y. e'~ ho.-o,rf-,rr o,d 1ond;,r
Selling rea eStaee' ooA4p"4"5 44o 1'-o1o5
, 1877-08-26
SALES or TuB WEIR.

There has been no improvement In the de-
mani for either city or suburban property Inc
past week. The following transactions a1loro
some indication OF the figure ut which property
is changing bands:
William s. Robertson sold to q. Tcuapleton
21() acres III the Town Of Bloom and six lots in
uyde Park, south OF Eighty-ih1ra street, IN
Wbitfo,17's Subdivision, for $4,000.
James Parrott sold to Edward Koch 12112a
feet, southwest corner Of Sedgwick and Centre
streets, together with buildings, for s33, ,0o0.
Honorc street. between Madison and Monroe,
cast trcnt, 22.xl25 feet, with building, sold for
ss,o0O.
Nortl, Clark street, GO feet north OF Chicago
arcnuc, east front, 401150 feet, sold Tor S1o,ooo
Cottare Grove avenue, northwest corner OF
Forty-1ourth street, 1l0x:2G7 feet. sold for
$4,000.
Tvclrc lots Mt Washington Heights brought
an average price OF 1915.
Lot q, Block u, ClcayeFyille, was sold for
5000
Four lots at South Lynne brought 500
Eleven lots In Browns Addition to LaGrange
were sold a1 500 each.
A lot at Linden Grove brought sG225, at Cor
nell sstN, ut Dalton 500, at Montrosc $500,
at Norwood Park 800, at Jefferson S125, and
ono in Browns Addition to Thornton 500.
troprietors Of lots IN Sec Z, 81, Is arc In
dan..er OF 1usi.,5 t1.eir a~~~ d'at,1rh
cd by Indian claims. There was filed for record
day or two since warranty deed from tue
estate of heirs of Ash-kum and from PGa-wah
tn r. s. Sooy ct al, covering the whole OF Sec.
:. 81, Is. This, Of course. whether fictitious or
not, clouds tho title to all the lands in tho
section.
Asa n. Clarke sold Lots 20, ~, IS, and 50,
Black i. willard g. Dobhins' Addition to Wash
inston Heights, for 81, 200, all cash.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS
The following instruments wera fled for
record Saturday, Aug. 25:
Buttcrlc1d st, s. $40 II OF 'fhsrticth
sonth aaieT nea1ooln aR5,a st, il; It of Tnifiys
sixtb 81 axa2 = IT. %atsq Aqs 1'oo'
roarnoy soxnoSG G s oa;sH iss1 ~ It Central Park so
AZ, 4 I, 5ox123 t. dated Aug H.. Soo
Di'usH sHx1:n -: T. daied .Ans 24.......... 2,4oo
Hastei s. 40 +, Of Vest Indiana 1t am
West Twentieth at, q " cor 0f Pau]lua et:
81. 24xl25 #, with buildings, dated nm
cd,caso AaS AZ, los ~io ii 81 May 81 Wv
with improvements dated Aug. 49, 1'0oo
na:;1 @5x1a5 T. dated Anr. oa............... LOGO
North Dearborn st, $50 It n Of Maple st.
Patuee H 10 orrn ri skinncr} IL, 500
s>se% e!estb ~ st. ( e5r1o4 It. dated Ane. b. 1900
ThiT1y-arst st, 40ss It " OF Calumet ~,
/. 4eaizaoa T, dated Aug 20 Qiorace - nm
sesi. sa1ioo ID r. f. dated Aug. 1860
eot1ru or CIT LIMITS, WITHIN a RADIUS or SEVEN
NILES or THE COURTHOUSE.
Wentworth az, " cor Of Forty ninth st.
CT G0Sx124 it, dated Ang. l. tfhom-
a. Il. Cnsran TO John Virgil ....+......S 5000
Psal1e av, l50 fss Of Forty-ninth st, "
+. 50x1G2 II, dated Aug: e, ..-........ l, 500
| FiftE- eixt}1 st, 463 It OF 1ndiana av. 8 I,
l50x126 It, dated Aug. 23......-.. 1900
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John w.. rouas'. Iast uIfe.

SALT LAKE CRY. L. 4, Oct. John W.
loung, the thiri son Of tue late PrOphet
Brigham Young, and one Cf the quorum Oi
Twelve Apostles who have assume "a control
OF the Mormon community, male his ap-
pearance here 10 day. The girl. TGella Cobb,
a siep-daughteT OF Brigham ,whO vas. on ths
18Th OF September, Illegally married" 10
John W. Young ~ 81. George, was In the
company OF her pOlygamous Ia sband. This
is the nrst appearance OF the pair la public
since Their "msrriage." and they attracted
considerable attention from both MOrnons
aud OentileS. They arrived tu tlls neigh
borhood on Friday night last, aud nave been
hiding at 1oUng's farm, lying = snort dis
lance south OF the city. THe reason why they
have now emerged from their place 81 coR-
cealmeut appears 10 b. that the newly mar
Tied' couple have only just learned that
there has been no warrant yet Issued for
Johns arrest.
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A WRECK AND A RESCTE.
SuurPfux of "A Ss<aner,s Crew

CHESTER, PA, Oct. 4--The crew Of the
lost steamship Magnolia lie still here await
ing the return OF the captain, who let tols
morning TO make arrangements FOR their
transportation TO New York, where hey gil
live. I ne men are very destitute. The nrst
officer says thai the boat had a hard time In
getting from The sinking vessel % the bark
Siralsund which was two miles % leeward.
One boat containing seven men swampet
shortly after leaving the Magnolia, and
verything was swept overheard, The boat
being buffeted about for three ho1rs. The
men having no oars hung on The sides until
they were rescued by their comrades. The
transfer required four or i've hours time.
The sea ran very high, and nve trips were
made between the ships. All the canvass of
the Magnolia was torn 10 shreds, and II was
impossible 10 stand on deck without holding
on 10 some immovable part OF the vessel.
The men worked coolly and bravely. Tue
captain Was the last to leave the ship, aud he
and a Few who were with n I'm came near be-
ing len by the bark. 10 was thoaght that
the Magnolia had gone down, aud thai the
men could not be saved. The second oficer,
hoWever, prevailed upon the captain OF the
bark 10 send a boat back, thus saving the en-
tire party. All speak very highly Of the
brave conduct OF Captain Daggetf aud that
of the captain OF the bark.
CHESTER, PA, OF. The crew OF tho
wicked steamship Magnolia let for New
York AT oEe O'Clock p. m.
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BALTIMORE, Cct. 4.-NmRfnis SKIES, OH. - d..
dele rred- o., 40. COnsJiic stsd, sSa, 4 j.. sOud
serier. ~, North CarolE skies, old ~ ND to-day.
SUgsr "a tive and strong, lyiS.
bALrtNOks, Oct 4.-OOtIOa uuiet-m'd ling, l&.
Flour dun aud heayy-u0saTd stree and western
super, Ss5a4s5. %. extfR, 5.tNa5 ~. d.. IzMdy.
lJasSO; Ouy Mills es.er. 0Gi o., 40. JNtra. 5
81 do. kiO Orands.1 VJa s. PaJstscO fam ~, %.
heat, ECU hera gri 80 steady, western sp0.
sfsaag tuturt- nrDIcrssa iarU Ies, I'd prilns,
Sale; Do. aH bsT i5Al g, western, tranre-, -
I'D %. No V inter led, sP1t and ootob.r, AZ
toyeinte-, ] 3 bid. Corn, sJutEern steady, west
quiet aud steady-southerB white, 6ss7u. co. vel
low, o. western miKea, spot and october. s..
Noycn b. r, 20 8 steamer. 90 had. Oats nrmer-
southern S2ssl western white. 20 81; do. mixed, IS
asa. Bye qust, O6a6g. Hay firm and chsug-d.
frOyisloDs rrm and unchanged. Batter unchanged
Petroleum duli-crude, e&son. rrnaed, BOmtnatly
49,. Coffee doll, hesyy and unchanged. MntskT
dull ard easier. I L. Recei pts-ElOcT, 2EG wheat.
3g.O0O, corn. :7VO oats scO, rye 5J0 shi ymeEts-
heat. a. $50 corn, So
NAV Y0RK, Oct. s.-stocke buOysnt- Money, 8.
COld lJzs4. Exchange. ious, ash short, ca. Gov
ernmentr weak ans lJwer.
NEW YoRE, Oct. 4.-FlouE du ami desliaing.
Nhest steady. Corn sssde triner.
LONDON, Oct s. " a. p. m.-COnsols s5A for
money arc the acooUBt. u. 4. bOnds new hves, IOl
Erie, n5a. Illinois CeHtrsl, 7s New Jersey Ces-
their meeting - day, liked the mum1m rate u dis
LIVERPOOL, Oct q. so D m.-Cotton sales
to day iIclu0e 1900 bAles American uplaads. low
middle. Glance December aud January delivery,
8 Is-3ac.
LOTION, Oct. &, -. m.-silver lie quoted So per
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Tammany's Triumph.

At u noon, the committee on contested
seats entered the hall. It's ch al man male a
report Ia favor Of seating the Coming dele
CATION from Al ALBANIA. misses in the llery
ana applause and the Mclaughlin De 'ega-
lion from Kings; of excluding 10 auti- Tam
many delegation from New York ii great an
plause,l and In favor of the delegates from
orleans, who were Yesterday accepted as
regular by acton of the state committee no
contC sting credentials from Orleans having
been presented with any signature attached.
also IN favor OF the Murphy or regular dele
gales from Rensselaer,. The chairman sa il
Inc duties ofthe committee haze beer ariu-
Gus; the investigation having been attended
WIN much conflicting testimony. They had
tried to DO Justice, and though not unani-
nous, a large majOTit y of the committee con
Cured In lts action. The delegates Admitted
from New York and Kings were reported a.
the regularly elected delegates. The entire
regular delegation OF Tammsny were al
United, the contest in the first and second
districts having been amicably adjusted.
Inc Haskln delegation from Westchesier
was also admitted as the regular delegation.
The convention by unanimous consent
proceeded TO take a vote on the adoption OF
me committees report, and IL was adopted
Dy viva voce vote with few dissents. Mr..
McIsuade moved that the comm ittees on res
Olutlons and permanent organization be an
pointed by the chair. MIR. Green moved as
amendmen mt that committee on permanent
organization OF one member from each Con-
gress1onPl district be chosen from the dele
gates thereof, and that committee on reso.
lutfOns, TO whom all resolutions shall be re-
ferred, be chosen In like manner Toe
amendment was adopted, and committees
on resolutions and permanent organi cation
we're appointed. A recess till 4 o'clock o. M
was then taken.
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ARREST OF A BALTIMORE LAWYER on A
CHARGE OF OUTRAGE.-Wm. &. Schley a
M mber OF the Baltimore bar, was arrested
yesterday on warrant charging him with
committing rape on Nellie Fitzgerald. 70
yes rs old, employed as q domestic in Mr.
SCI ley's family, residing at 303 Maryland
sv, nue.. Nellie is an orphan girl from VIZ
giDia, and has resided In Baltimore for about
two and half years. part OF which time she
Nss dOmiciled al 81. Agnes Hospital with
the Sisters OF Charity. For the last three
ms nths she has lived with Mr.. Schley's fam-
lily. Al the bearing yesterday the girl testf-
ned mar MI schley's wife aud children were
In The country duriRg the entire summer the
tot Sc being occupied by herself, another
female domestic and Mt. S-hley. on Tnurs-
day The other servant left, leaving her the
Only female IN the house. On Thursday
MS ht, while she was sewing in her own room
on the third floor OF the house, NJ. ScbleV in
yi'ed her INTO the library, where he read TO
hei French novel. Ga Friday night Mr.
Sci ley again Invited her 10 SIT in the library
ana sew. She accepted The Invitation, AMI
he again commenced reading the novel She
ooyeclea ana ieIt for her room. Later in the
nis M she mad occasion 10 go down stairs
While she was returning 10 her room ne came
out, forced her into has room and locked the
door. she screamed, when he threatened
her, and after tying q handkerchief over her
mouth outraged her. She was kept ia the
room all night, and nj in the morning was
allowed 10 depart for her room. She left
what had happened TO Mrs. Tfllinger, also TO
Father Kelly, OF st. Ignatius church. Mr..
Schley denied the girls story, and appealed
10 Heaven 10 witness that what she said wax
false. The girl interrupted him while he was
speaking, and said that he knew what he said
was not true. She sobbed during the entire
Investigation, and appeared 10 give her testi-
mony reluctantly. Justice Graf said that
the girl testified as II she was telling the
truth, and though II was painful for him to
40, he Thought that the testimony justified
him in sending the case TO the grand jury.
MI. Schley was held In IS 900 bail for the ac-
ton OF the criminal court, John Heighe be-
ing bis security R0r american 4fh
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Another Cape Cod Savings Bank Gone
IndeF

BOSTON, Oct. 4.-Tne Wellneet Savings
Bank, Cape Cod, suspended payment yester-
day owing To "A ruu on 10 by it, dep DsltOrs.
The bank has ,23 depositOrs aud deposits
amounting 10 S4s9 $50 81, all OF which Ia safe
ly Invested, and the bank II I'm good cOndi-
ton. There is a general panic on the Cape
among savings Dank depOs tors, aud proc
ably all the banks Will close until confidence
is restored.
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4NOTHER INDIAN WAR.
ApasRss ON the Nar.ath

CINCINNATI, Oct. A speclsl dispatch 20
the Commerce.! from Kansas Guy, Mo-, has
ibe foIloWiug "A gentleman fUom lower
New Mexico says the Apaches ar on the
warpRth. One day last week they attacked
a settlement OF whites, killed * men aud
stole number OF horses. These are the same
REDSKINS That committed 80 much devflment
last year. Gen. Hatch. IN command OF tue
Y. :. troops. proposes "a punish them severe
ly. His regiment l. not half sufficient 20 FUR
nish protection 10 the whites In that section,
and II IS reported more uoops viii b. ordered
10 assist him. TIE recent outbreak occurred
near Silver CITY
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BOSTON, Oct. i-rhe traie sale OF the As
ISOLATED Rubber Shoe Companies COM
menced to-day with a large attendance from
all parts OF the country. The bidding IL sptr-
tied and prices are so far well mai utaincd.
At a meeting OF the Associated Rubber Shoe
Companies, held yesterday, ~ was told that
no further auction sales will be held before
December 9Th.
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The sitting Bull Commission
Fire i'm OnpEaec

DERBY LANE, VT, Oct. 4. AT midnight a
fire broke out IN Stoddert's hotel, al Stansted.
province OF Quebec, which was Consumed
with the barns and out-buildings. TIE Con,
velt de la Congregation de Notre Dame and
the Congregational church, on the opposite
side OF The street, are now q a. MI burning
ana buildings adjacent are in great danger
The loss thus far is S25 600.
DERBY LINE, VT, Oct later informa-
ton nom Stanstead, Quebec, states that the
convent and church before reported on fira
were totally destroyed, but the IRE engine
nom other places prevented the further
spread OF the flames. The loss on Stoddert,s
hotel Is $1,000. Loss on convent, si2 0Oo-
Inc loss on the church Is unknown.
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Negotiations az the Pennsylvania
Coal Mtmes

NEW DIRK, Oct 4.-The presidents OF the
Delaware and Hudson canal company aud
Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western rail-
road company started to-day for Scranton 10
confer with the committees from different
collieries and officers OF other coal compa-
mics. Ii is said that the miners have a plan
TO propose looking 10 speedy resumption OF
mining.
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A Yachts Crew Drowaed.

BOSTON, Oct. 4.-The yacht Scud, OF Dor
chester district, was picked mp Tuesday
morning off Moth Scituate beach aban-
doned, and il is ascertained that T. r. Coop
e, or the city police, and John p. Hunt and
Charles II. Pierce, of Dorchester, went out
on the Sou d, Monday night. II Is believed
they have b cen drow ned.