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Distribution of an Immense Fortune.

BosroN. Dec, 1.-The following are the gifts
which thus far have been made by Mrs Waller
ing Stone from the estate left by her husband
Quite large sum, IL is understood. is yet remain
Ing to be distributed. which viii he used in ac-
cordanee with the advice OF the gentlemen whom
she has selected as her cOunSeiors In the dsburse
meDt OF this large trust. 20 BOwdoin College, to
finish Memorial Hall, 10000. To Bowdoin Col
lege. to endow the profeSsOFship. intellectual and
moral philosophy. Ss0,GO0. To Hollowell CLASH
cal school, $4,000. To the Fryeburg Academy,
Maine $4,000. To the Dartmouth College, 20 en-
dow Stone PrOfessOrship, intellectual and moral
philosophy SIS, OOe Andover Theological Semi
nary, to endOw the ProfessOrS!ip Of Rela-
tions OF Christianity 20 Secular Science.
s. 600. On condition that subscription of
500, 0C0 for Phillips Academy be completed $780,
fessorship of Theology. on condition OF the Col
lege raising $1,000, 10000 Wellesley College,
TO construct and furnish Stone Hall. 100000 WO-
mems Board of Missions. for HaTpoou College,
Turkey, $1,000. Hamilton College, OF Clinton.
" Y. to endOw the ProfesSorShip OF Natural
History. 10000. Young Mems Christian ASsocia-
ton. OF Boston. toward a new building. S21 0Oo.
TIE Chicago Theological Seminary, for the Pro
fessorship of Pastoral Theology. and Special
Studies So, 900. African Missionary Association
for institutions at Nashville. Atlanta. Talladega,
TOngalOO and New Orleans, $4,000. Oberlin
College Ohio $4,000. TIE Drury College, of
Springfield, Mo-, $500 iowa College. 81, 500.
Carlton College. Ncrihfield. Mimi. $4,000. she
has also given 500 coo - relatives and friends and
100000 10 Churches and needy students and for
the redemption OF moTtgaged homes
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Full Particulars OF the Loss of the StessEner
Simcoa on Lake Michigan.

OWEN SOUND, Nov. 3O.-The steamer ManitOnlin
brought J. G.. Persons. the first mate. and John
Nesbit. first engineer; Robert McEneeney, wheel
man; Mat Mobiles. fireman. and T. Croft, deck
hand, of the steamer Simcoe which foundered on
the 9th inst The Simcoe left Chicago on the
18th with a cargo OF 1900 bushels OF corr and
general freight. She experienced continued aud
severe gales on Lake Michigan. accompanied with
heavy snow storms, which she weathercd. Early
on the morning OF the 2itb. while off Proyi-
denee Bay, ON the south side OF Manitoulin Island
the sea was so heavy that il broke through the
engine room, putting out the fires. The ship be-
came completely unmanageable, and remained
in the trough of the sea, taking in water until
noon. W hen she sunk. As she filed. her upper
works we're forced away, carrying the life boat
with X. The five named succeeded in releasing
one OF the boats from the wreck. and got into il.
They then tried 90 rescue the Others who were
clinging 10 the upper works, but were unable to
reach them. When the hull went down the re-
mainder Of the crew were standing forward By
the how. and made apparent effort
TO save themselves After Witnessing the wreck
the lile-boat containing the five persons made for
Providence Bay. a distance of twenty miles, from
which place they went by team 10 Manitoulin,
where they took the steamer AanitOulin for this
port. The following arc the names of those lost :
Richard Hill, Captain; Robert McSabb, second
mate; Ben Milwocd. wheclsman; John Henry
fireman; Tom O'Hara, Tom Levi. Donald Carr
and McDougall. deekhands: Julia GibbOn, lady's
maid: Lydia Williams. cook; Geo. Peltcr, porter.
and one deckhand, name unknown.
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was a contractor in the Indian Department in
1910. when IL Was ale sed that he embezzled fifty
two barrels OF sugar. destined for the BlackfoOt
Agency. Secretary Schurz had McCann indicted
In 1873 in the District Court here. and personally
attended to securing evidence for the prosecution
and IL Is charged that Schurz visited the
Chief Justice at his residence, to in
fuence him for the Government before the
trial. McCann was convicted in 1873 Ger
tain important evidence being ruled
out, he applied for new.lrial, which was refused.
In 1873 McCann was sentenced to prison, but APP
pealed to the Supreme Court of Wyoming and
gave bonds. The Supreme Court in March, lSS0.
reversed the Court below and ordered a new trial.
which ended at IL o'clock last night The jury
was out but fifteen minutes. Among the wit
neSSes for the Government was Gen
eral Smith, former Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, now Consul General to Canada,
and several army officers and employees OF the In
terror Department. The verdict Is universally
commended
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\ Splendid showing for the Life-saving
Service.

wAsHIxGToS. Dec. 3.--s. J. Kimball. snperin-
tendent OF the Ilfe-Saving Service, in his annual
report. shows that at the close OF the last fiscal
year the establishment embraced l79 stations Of
which 1873 0R the Atlantic thirty on the
lakes. aud six on the Pacific.
The record OF the service SURPRISES any yet
made. While the weather OF the year was gener-
aliy n1flder than usual, it was marked By nulne--
Gus Storms o. exceptional severity, resulting In
much larger number of casualties within the
sphere of station operations, than in any previous
year. The total loss was greater in The number OF
svas that of the wear preceding having been 219.
This year the number aggregates 300 The high
est number of vessels totally lost In any preceding
year was fifty -four: the number lost this year was
sixty-ssyen- The number of persons on board the
300 vessels involved was ,9o9 of whom $50 were
saved, and only nine lost There were succored
AZ the stations 40 shipwrecked persons. l,202
days relief being afforded them. The number OF
persons brought ashore nom wrecked
vessels by the life-saving appliances OF
the stations 706. In addition the life savings
crew assisted of when stranded, got out OF dan
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A welcome TO the socialistic Exiles.

New YORK. Dec. 5.-Over 1000 persons assem-
bled in the Gernana Assembly rooms this after
noon and gave public reception and welcome to
the twenty-four Socialistic eNiles from Germany.
who recently arrived in this city. Fully one
fourth of those present were women, and the en-
tire assemblage wore red silk ribbons, bows or
roSetteS The hall was decorated with commune
flags Resolutions were adopted denouncing Bis
marck and Hohenzellern. and reciting that the
duty of the Socialists here was to do all they
could to heal the wounds which the tyranny of
the German Empire had inflicted upon their
brethren in Germany, and assist them by intiu
encing public opinion here in favor OF the great
struggle and inviting the support of the press
against the despotism Of the German Govern
mpnt
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cRopsrY & conpEn. Attorners.


CTATE OF INDIANA. Marion County. Iu
- the Superior Court of Marion County in the
State of IndiauG No. q, 80. Room >. Complaint
for divorce. ra. 80
Jane Paige VS.. Joseph p. Paige. .t
Belt known. that on the I'd day of December. 1880,
the above named plaintiff by her attorneys filed
i'm the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Marion County, in the state of Indiana, her com:
plant against the above named defendant;
and the said plaintiff having also. on December 2
1880 fled in said Clerks Office the affidavit of a
competent person, showing that said defendant.
Joseph z. Paige is not resident of the State of
Indiana. tf i.t q lft
Now, therefore, by order of said Court said de-
PENDANT last above named is hereby notified Of
the filing and tendency of said complaint against
him, and that unless he appears and answer or
demurs thereto at the calling of said cause on the
7th day of February. 1884, the same being the first
judicial day of a term OF said Court TO be begun
and held at the Court House in the city of Indian
apois on the first Monday In February. 1881. said
complaint and the matters and things therein con-
tanned and alleged. viii be heard and determined
in his absence. DAN. n. RANSDELL,
decs-3w -'-- "a Clerk.
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chinery. i0@l2c: spring. loo: swede blister. e9loc;
American blister. S9lOc; rolled, lay and toe calk
s91Oc. hammered, lay and toe calk, IOa1lc: tire
according 70 size and brand. &c; pillow steel slabs
6@7c. Shapes extra In proportion TO waste in
cutting.
Miscellaneous Markets
Candies--The market rules quiet. We quote:
kisses, 121z@15c; nut candy, l7@25c; gum drops
hard. Doc: Arabian gum drops, ll9l3c; rock can
dy, 169l1c lozenges, lS920c c-mmOn, Tie per
10. Lemons. MeSSina, Sc 5000 20. Oranges, 81 50
95 80 per box; Valencia, 50.
Leather-Market steady and firm We ouote:
Oak Sole at 3SQ4ic; hemlock sole Fat 24a32c
harness. SSd4lc; bride, s54@s60 per dOz: skirting
42@i4c per ID; French calf, 81 15@l 90 per ID;
city calf. 81 coal D per ID; city kip 65@90c per
10; upper kip. S40950 per doz.
Nuts-Almonds, soft-shelled per ID. 22023c
hlbeTts l21z@14c; Brazil nuts, SIC; Naples wal
nuts, l3Gl4c; English walnuts. 121<c: peanuts
red. 51sc raw; sc roasted white, &C raw; &c
Linseed, raw and
boiled 56@62 Bank a56l<
Lard oil, a.-.....6Sg6s Straits oil50Ls ass
Lard oil, No 1....... 81. Benzine.. .......... IA
Lard OIL. No. 2-...... 47Castor oil. 81 0O@l 05
Lubricating oil.....-20@4O. legal test I65IelI71<
Powder and Shot-We quote rifle powder at &c;
blasting at SS@3 % per key Patent shot at g 8.
Timers, Supplies-Market steady and good de-
Best charcoal Tin, C. 1oxl4 and 14x2o. s. per
box; ! c, l2xl2, S IS per box: | X. l0xl4 and
l4x20, $40 per box; x, 12x12 $40 25 per box; C.
l4x3O. roofing tin, 81 so per box; c. 20x2s S15@
10 5O block tin, in pigs, 24c; in bars, 25c. Iron
n b iron, 81 ~; q Cir0n, S. So; MOOrehead gal.
Copper bottoms, SIC. Planished copper, 4lc. Sol
der, l5@l7c Wire, 80 per cent OF list. Northrop's
sheet iron, roofing s. per square
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THE mARKErs-wEEKLY REVIEW.
Flour, Grain and Hay.


The flour market is easier and weak. Wheat
The market is lower and unsettled, declining lc
per bushel on cash and December delivery. East
ern markets arez@l14c lower on all futures, and
Chicago has fluctuated wildly all day, opening at
81 07is January declined to 81 0J1s and closed at
O'Clock at 81 0694. Choice milling wheat is in
active demand, and Mediterranean viii bring
within H@1zc Of Saturdays .price, which is fully
&c than it is worth for shipment to any other
market. Corn-The market is &c lower on cash
and futures, with liberal offerings of old and new
in elevator but owing to the great scarcity of
of nearly every line. shippers are holding off and
the market is dull aud weak. On Change May
corn was in demand. and sales were made of 5000
bushels at i6c. The East is &c lower, and Chi
cago sc higher. Oats are in demand and receipts
small. Chieagomarke is 5sCa54c higher.
Flour-New process So 75g7 %; fancy, SC OO9
%: choice IS s5G5 50; family, 81 75@5 90; treble
extra, 81 25g4 D; double extra So 7594 10; extra,
81 SOFAS 10; supciine, s. 25@S 40 fine, 81 T5@3 90.
Buckwheat Flour-sb 00G6 50 per Dbl.
Wheat-The following were closing quotations
At the Gall BOARD.
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The oIoseness of the Money Market.

NEW YoEK, Dec. The Bulletin gays: mot
withstandiug the hopes OF yesterday that the
money squeeze had eliminated, there has been
no day when borrowers have paid higher rates
than to-day. nor when there has been great
er difficulty in getting loans. A very large part
of the money borrowed on stocks to-day cost
commission. and yet with this the .ates for bills
on London were advanced half cent for sixty
days, and full cent for short time remittances
II looks as il the limit OF utilizing London capital
to support New York speculation was not far Off
a we know that several influential foreign bank
ers to-day got word from London that anything
like continuance OF the present movement Of
gold from London here would be met By decisive
action on the part of the Bank of England"
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does

NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of the
N Nineteenth (l9thl Ward in the city of In
dianapolis. Center Township. Marion County, In
diana. that i, John R0der, male inhabit-
ant OF said Ward over the age OF twenty-one
years. will apply TO the Board of County Commits
sionefs OF said County, at their January meeting.
for license 10 sell for year, spirituOus yinous
and malt liquors, in A less quantity than a quart
at time, with the privilege of allowing the same
to be drank on my premises. -
The precise location Of the premises whereon
Lot No. in outlots Nos. IS and 20. and known as
AL East Washington street. in the city OF Indian
apolis. Center Township. Marion County. Indiana.
JOHN RODER, j..
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a Rnnm in Rusiness.

CHICAGO, Dec 4.-The clearings for the present
week were SOL 15l. 900. being sl7,0OO.000 greater
than for any previous week. Much of the in
crease is due to the heavy movement of produce
and provisions particularly the latter. but u
much larger proportion Is ON account Of the activ
ity In every Industry. and TO the continuance and
growth of business in the Northwest Similar
reports of prosperity come all from sections of
the country which is tributary TO Chicago, and
there Is universal encouragement at the prospects
of the future. PRIMERS are now confident of get
ting good prices for their magnificent crops. and
giving an impetus to all other branches OF bust
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GarfieId In Ponr Health.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 2.-Richard Smiths attention
having been called to the publication of an inter
view, in which he is made to say that General
Garfield is in a serious condition physically, and
that he needs careful nursing, says he made
no such statement. What he does say on the sub
iect is, that travelling with General Garfield from
Washington. he observed that he was troubled
with indigestion. the result of overwork: Mr..
Smith, and others of General Garfelds friends.
think he is Overtaxed by visitors coming TO
Mentor. and that nc should go somewhere where
he could escape this tax. Nobody considers his
physical condition as at all serious.
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The Grand Central Hotel, 667 Broadway,
New York City, has been thoroughly re-
fitted and refurnished from top to bottom,
and is the best So a day hotel now in
America. Ii is kept by the same parties
who keep the famous Manhattan Beach
Hotel at Coney Island. -.e
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The Dollars of Our Dads.

WASHINGTON. Dec. A statement, prepared at
the Mint Bureau to-day, shows that dur
ing November there were 1,04G. 500
standard silver dollars distributed from
the New Orleans mint and s952, 800 from
the Philadelphia Mint Total shipments from
the New Orleans Mint since June Is, 1850. has
been 81 ,49S, 1875 During the week ending to-day
there were 469, 99S standard silver dollars distrib
uted. During the same period last year, but S272-
497 were distributed
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Elected TO Congress.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 30.-At a special election to
day in the old Nineteenth Ohio District Judge +.
b. Taylor. who was elected in October to be Gar
fields successor as Representative from the new
Nineteenth District elected to fill the vacancy
in the present Congress caused by Garfield resign
ing his seat in the House before the expiration oi
his term. very light vote was pOlled. Taylor's
majority was large.
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A Young Woman Burned to Death.

DETROIT Mich, Dec. "A servant girl of this
city named Wilhelmina Spindler undertook to
kipdle slow going fire this morning by pouring
on kerosene oil. The usual result followed the
ignition OF the oil-explosion and setting the
girls clothing on fire. When discovered she was
one mass of flames. Every shred of clothing was
burned from the body. She survived terrible
agony a few hours. when death came 10 her relief.
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Proof of Frauds i'm the Late Election by
Republicans in New York.


Tonight:
TANxANY HALL, NEW YORK,
November 80, 1880.
The subcommittee of the Committee on Or
ganiZatiOn OF the THmmany Hall Democratic
General Committee appointed TO investigate the
fraud, corruption and Intimidation practiced at
the late election, is in possession of evidence
which clearly demonstrates that the Republican
vote was enormously increased by reason OF syste-
matte colonization. Capitalization. bribery and
the most cowardly intimidation Of
workingInen by their employers At
the proper time and place these proofs
viii be made public. The Sub-Com mittee beliey-
ing that great ceal of valuable information can
be secured through the cooperation OF the public
to this end invites all persons in possession of any
evidence of illegal registration voting, bribery
or intimidation to communicate the particulars
10 the Chairman of the subcommittee, ut Tam
many Hail. without delay. and in this way
pose those who have violated the purity of the
elective franchise, in order that the deserved
punishment may be enforced.
EDWARD GIIOS,
Chairman.
THOMAS r. GRADY,
NJ. III. SIGERSON,
Secretaries
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Left His Fortrpe for a Good purpose.

CISCINSAII,. Dec. John T. Crawford. an &C.
centric man, VINO died about 'wo weeks ago leav-
ing an estate valued at from $50 600 TO 500 100
was reported TO have made a provision for build
been opened, and il is found that he has lef. his
entire property for that purpose. directing that
the home shall be built a tract OF eigh cen and
a half acres at College Hill. The will can not be
prObated owing to the death of one of the wit
neSSes, William Van Week, Jr., and the absence
of the other John ~ French, who enlisted sew
eral months ago in the regular army, and is sup
posed TO be somewhere in the West.
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The Arrival of Gold From Europe.

NEW YORK, Dec 4.-The arrivals OF gold from
Europe at the Assay Office here. for the week
which ended yesterday. was S3.440,:00, of which
81 ,O62 900 was American coin and S237S, 200 for
eign coin and bars. Total arrivals since August.
and 81 Ol5. 900 foreign coin and bars Total ar
rivals for the same period last year. Sos 65i, $50,
Total payments by the Assay Office this ae-
count were $500 900 for the week, and SS,526, 900
since August o.
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Outstanding United States Currency.

WASHINGTON, Nov. so The following Is tn;
at this date: Old demand notes, 500, 80; lega
tender notes old issues, S3i6, 6Sl 0l6: one yea
notes OF 1863 S460S5 two year notes OF 1868. SD
$50: two year coupon notes of 1868. s2S.350: com
pound interest notes. S241 ,210 fractional cur
rency all issues, SIS $50 49, Total, 1862 COL 156.
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We gladly call the attention of all who
buy children's shoes to the advertisement of
the American Shoe Tip Company in another
column. AS a black tip that is a perfect
protection to the toes of costly Shoes while
adding to their beauty, is of the first inn
portance. Such the A. S. T.. Company tip
has proved to be.
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The SnnnIrinfGoId.

NEW YORK, Dec 2-In connection with the
stringency of the money market Bank Presidents
interviewed say millions of dollars were in bank
vaults for want of use. In the Assay Office there
are s50O00.OOO in foreign gold which has been
coming here since August .. 1t is estimated that
S12, 600 600 steamers bound to this port, so
that by the latter ;art of next week the total
amount in gold at this port will have reached
ono 400
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The 0h,caro Joekey Club.

CHICAGO. Dec. 4-The meeting of stockholders
of the Chicago Driving Park. the old Jockey
Club, was held this afternoon, and twenty direct
ors. consisting OF prominent business men, were
elected Director with Asa Down, President. and
The general admission next year will be half
dollar instead, OF dollar. The track will be
kept in hrst-class order. Many improvements
will be made. and there is every prospect OF q
successful aud remuneratiye season.
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Combination of Express Companies.

ST. LOUIS, Dec An the railroad express de-
partments centering here, including the Pacific,
which covers all the Gould roads, the Iron Noun
tain the Ohio and Mississippi, and Louisville and
Nashville. have made local combination, and
will hereafter occupy one general office. The
combination is to save the expenses of separate
offices the arrangement being that one set of
men. teams, wagons etc. shall do all the collect
ing and delivery OF goods for all the roads.
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A Corner in December Corn.

ST. Louis. Dec. 1.-The indications are, even
this early in the month. that there a corner in
December corn. IL is said the month Is oversold
some 100000 bushels. aud that nearly all the
shorts contracts are held by strong commits
sion house here, which, in new OF all present and
probable future circumstances, il is believed, it
win be able to control the deal and realize very
handsome profit II thought By some specn-
lators that corn viii Pc forced up 10 fifty cents
before the deal is Sc ed. Toledo is said TO be
short" to St. Louis IL considerable amount for
Loo
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Thousands of ladies to-day cherish CRATE
full remembrances of the hel p derived from
the use of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t positively cures all female
complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia T. Pink
ham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
sESTISEL OFFICE,


MONDAY, December g. I
There has been considerable activity in the
local money market during the week closing with
tonight Transactions have been somewhat
larger than last week. There was however. no
difficulty i'm placing first-elass commercial paper
at the usual rates OF interest.
New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Money-Six per cent per
annum and lilo per cent per diem, closing easy
at per cent per annum.
Prime Mercantile Paper-5l%@6l@ per cent.
Governments-Firm for C. and rs, and - per
cent lower for u.s. and As
Railroad Bonds-Irregula-, with inactive
market.
State Securities Moderately active.
The stock market opened weak and 1s611lt per
cent lower the latter Chicago, Burlington AMI
Quincy and Reading. and subsequently declined
LAX per cent AT the first Board an advance OF
14el1I< per cent recorded, but speculation
soon became depressed. and prices declined tf@S
per cent Reading the Granger shares, New Jer-
sey Centrnl, Lake Shore and Mobile and Ohia led
the downward movement During the afternoon
the market unsettled, but in late dealings a
frIner tone prevailed, and at the close recovery
OF 462 per cent. was established, the latter in
Kansas and Texas-St. Paul, New Jersey Central.
Reading. Lake shore and Nashville and Chatta-
nOOga being also prominent in the improvement.
Transactions aggregated 81 900 shares as fol-
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Arsenic, zinc, lead and other poisons have
failed to cure itching, scaly and scrofulous
humors. Physicians admit it. but say they
have nothing better. Investigate the Cuh-
cura Remedies at your druggists before you
despair OF cure.