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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
DEAD At LAST.

The Notorious Indian Chief Victoria, and
Seventy Of His Warriors Killed Bv
Mexican Soldiers.
FL PAso, TEXAS, October 20.--The
pleasing Intelligence has reached here
that the famous Indian Chief Victoria,
who has been such a terror to the pCO.
pie of New Mexico, Texas and Old Mex.
leo for the past fifteen months, has at
last been killed and the most
of his band either killed or captured.
Victoria, after his escape across the
Rio Grande from General Grierson,
about two months ago. has been pre-.
vented crossing TO the United States
bv the watchiuIness of the troops
under Generals Buell. and Grler
son, stationed at intervals all
along the frontier so close together as 10
virtually patrol the whole line, and the
troops under General Buell. in person,
who crossed the river into Mexico, act.
ing in conjunction with the Mexican
military, have kept the military con.
stantly on the jump till about
ten days ago, when General
Buell. was advised by General Terasas
that his further advance into the IN
terror Of Mexico would he objected to
on the part of the Mexican government.
General Buell. at once Withdrew 10 the
American side, leaving Nictoria's trail,
showing every evidence OF his getting
weak from the want Of rest and anmu-
milton.
Yesterday DR.. Mariane Samauiego, Of
Paso del Norte, received letter from
his brother at Carrisal, which says a
lieutenant under Terasas, who came
there for supplies, brought the news
that General Terasas had destroyed
nearly all the Victoria band, including
Victoria himself! The lieutenant gave
the following particulars;
On the forenoon OF the l4th the troops
came up with and surrounded the It.
diaus, the latter being in position on
the hills known as Las Castillo. Before
night they were forced to abandon one
of the hills. On the morning of the
18th the fight was renewed, resulting
about o o'clock in the almost com
plc,c annihilation Of the whole party.
Chief Victoria, fifty warriors and eigh-
teen women and children were killed,
and about seventy women and children
taken prisoners. There were also
some two hundred and fifty head
of horses and mules recaptured.
The Mexican loss was but
three killed and three wounded, show
iny that the Indians must havt been
almost entirely without ammunition.
There is great rejoicing over this news,
which is not surprising, considering
that within the past year Victoria
and his band Of Indians hsye
murdered upward Of four hundred per.
sons and cost the citizens OF tbs State
and New Mexico hundreds oi thOus-
ands in money end stock, although our
troops were not in at the killing, they
are none the less entitled to credit Tor
bringing about through their energy,
perseverance AMI bravery this happy
final rpsult
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
He Advises Manufacturers and
Capitalists to Employ
the Cheapest La
Dor Available.

The hollowness aud hypocrisy OF
Republican utterances and professions
regarding the protection OF labor and
the laboring men OF the country, have
never been more completely unmasked
than In the following letter of their can
didate ior President, James A. Garfield.
Here ~e have, not his public campaign
opinions given out To further his
chances ior the Presidency, but what Is
more important. his "private and conf
Dental opinion written in confidence
to one Oi his own party associates. The
representatives vi this party which
claims II b. tn champion ci
the laboring man, and oi our
manufacturing interests, is advocating
the continuance OF atreaty which would
put the employees in our mills and "orE-
shops on an equality with ignorant
Chinese labor, and compel them to eat
rats and otherwise conform to the hat
its AMI moIes OF lie OF the meanes! and
most servle race on the face ot the
earth, IN order To- make a living. Let
every working man read and ponder the
private sentiments oil the Republican
candidate for President, is expressed IN
confidence under his own hand and seal
in the following letter:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

confused,t to escape. Mrs. Eliza Barrett,
who was persuaded to jump from a
third story window, escaped with a
broken ankle. Mrs. Syron was at the
window at the time, and was apparently
about to follow Mrs. Barrett, but when
she saw the men carrying Mrs. Barrett
away, she turned and ran back into the
flames.
The building was not burned down.
The floor where the women perished
was not much injured, the flames being
confined to rags and other combustble
stock. Hey's insurance is $500 each
the Firmen's Fund, of California, and
the Farmers, Of New York; $3.50 each
in the Rochester Peoples and Home;
$1,000 each in the New York City and
Northern, OF New York, and 500 each
in the German, Of Pittsburgh, and the
National, of Baltimore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
GARFIELD's REAL SENTIMENTS
He Advocates Chine 50 Cheap Labor fIr
Our Mills and Manufacturing Estab'

He Advocates Chine 50 Cheap Labor fSr
Our Mills and Manufacturing Estab-
lishments.
special Dispatch to the Register
NEw YORK, October %.
The following is General tiarhelds
letter To II. J.. Morey, OF Lynn, Mass /,
ON tie Chinese question:
Personal and conddentiLl."l
UoUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WAsuINGroS, ID. c., Jan. %, $50.
DENR SlR-Iours in relation TO the
Chinese problem came duly to hand.
take i; that the question oi employment
is only question OF private and corpo
rate economy, and individuals or COM
panies nave the right to buy labor
where they can ret 1t the cheapest. We
have treaty with the Chinese govern
ment which should be religiously kept
until its provisions are abrogated by the
action OF the general government, and |
am not prepared to say that it should he
abrogated until our great manufacturing
interests are conserved in the matter oi
labor.
Very Tru'y Yours,
j. \. GARFIELD.
10 II l.. M1r,y, Eapiy,rs' E,i,", Lynn,
Mass.
The original letter, oi which the fore
going is true copy, is in Truths pos
session. Ii was mailed at Washington
by the Republican candidate for Presi-
dent to- Henry Morey, a prominent
meulber OF the Employers Union, ot
Lvnn. Mass. At MS death, which re-
Gently occurred, it was found among his
effects. The envelope enclosing 1t, the
original OF which is also in Truths
possession, is marked personal, as
carefully az the letter itself is marked
personal and confidential.
TRUTH.
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LIVE n'rOCK.
Eat Ldperty.

East LrsEKrY, October 20-Catile-
r, geiris for two Lsys 2I2 head Of
through sud 2,C3s head for sai. here.
TIL. ruu in' iajs mBr.rt las been heavy
this :. - j. q good DEMAND, especial
IS 20, .pyi ..'rk, which has met With q
ray sale. - no advance in price.
Medium and common grades suffered .
decline oi aDpIt &c: best shipping
grades - OOGj 80; gOoI butchers
stock 81 Gjfdi %; COMMON 30 !air - 90
IA 30: srockers anil fe-5ers ~ - quail
~ 9 O0ld3 IS; bulls, COWS and ztsgS
81 1Ja.3 81; sAi-. 10 day l,?lj head /;
tg'al iUr % rec 4. ys - head.
II l,-c,ipi, fnr iso DAYS f,75j
head: phiI,a~lUhil., a g)la ) U5; York.
.rs. "a G,1Hri -
Sheep R.reip, iOr iSo days 1000
head. s-lliDg siJ. III - 25(e,4 81;
quality mostly common.
GaIcs-.
CHICAGO, Ofober % The Dr,c>,s
Io-s rlai report. '..Je receipt, - 900 nead
sbipmrPts ASA head. The market
iairIg active "a, ~ cents lower; gushty
good: rough 10 Dest I'acs INK 81 }Ga ! %
choice mixed 81 j0a4 ~: s-Iects'l
heavy 81 9os5 90: light s. GoSs4 20
Closed weak aud $500 unsoh.
Cattle--Receipts 600 head: ship
mens so head; better demand Tor ex'
port Eat IS 20la5 IS; good 70 choics
shipping 81 t5lSi 50; common TO me
dunn - gDta4 -: mixei butchers
frmer at s2 ~ @3 30; stotke.s and
feeders g s0S 3 ~: natives and hal
breeds s. 2Sa3 Texans 81 9oS3 10
Sheep-Receipts 200 besds marte'
steady; common TO medium $ 40S3 20
rood 20 choice - C064 25.
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INSURANCE MATTERS.
Meeting of the National Board
OF Underwriters.

Nsw IoRK. October 2o--A
convention OF fire underwriters,
representing companies from all paris ol
the Union, with dPlega es from English
and American companies, aSsemblei to
day IN the rooms ot the National Board.
Lawdtn Snowden, chairman, on
taking the chair, briefly said the objects
II the cor yention were reterr!r. espcc.
lallv to the unfavora5le legislation with
winch insurance interests had 10 con-
tend. The secretary read list OF sixty
companies unable 10 send delegates, but
expressing sympathy with the objects oi
the Convention.
New IoEE. October - After recess
Mr. Cnart. OF the California company,
made an address on cooper att N, vhicn
ne supplements by offering tn, follow
ing resolutions. which were referred to
the Commit,e. on Business:
WHEREAS, OF lat" years the insur-
arce carital hss been a subJec. OF per-
sstent aud IN ust aggressions, especial
" in the direction ot the hostile and
unwisa legislation, past aud cOntcmp!a-
ted: and,
WHEREAS, This interest has suffered
an enormous loss bv reason OF want OF
confidence and cooperation between
these underwriters, thus engender'ng q
reckless and 100 often senseless conpe-
titiOn, ani,
WHEREAS, The normal and material
interests OF the country demand stable
and prosperous condition Of insurance
capital; Re il, therefore,
R,sJ!rei, That in the judgment OF this
Convention all who are in chngs OF in.
surance interests should recognize 1t as
a personal and high plhlic duty 10
encourage, by al possible lair means, a
spirit OF fraternity and cooperation and
unity OF sentiment betxeen all under
writers to the. end that public and pri'
vate interests may be conserved and in.
surance companies themselves saved
from impending destruction.
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DEATH In MANY FORMS.
THE RESULT OF A TRIO OF TERRIBLE
CAlAMlTlES.
frightfuI Railroad Accident Near Cincin-
matt, in Which Fifteen People Are
MangIed or ScaIded-five
Women Roasted
Alive.
THE LATE DISASTER ON THE LAKES.

Again We are called upon to chronicle
a duplication OF the Mays Landing
railroad disaster. This time it is in
Ohio. An accommodation train on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road, while attempting to run upon
siding at Jones' Station, nineteen miles
north OF Cincinnati, Yesterday morning,
was struck by the engine OF train
which had been following close behind,
and some portions OF the boiler breaking,
some fifteen OF the passengers on board
the accommodation were either horribly
mansled or scaliei in Il irightiul man
ner. A fire broke out in the shoddy
mandatory OF Ben jamin Hey, corner
OF Second street and Broadway, Gncin-
natl, about / | O'Clock Yesterday morning,
and OF twenty-eight women and girls at
work in the third story five were burned
to death, and a sixth sustained serious
injuries by jumping from a window.
The officers of the steamer Alpena were
as follows: Captain, Nelson W. Napier;
First Officer, J. II. Kelly; First En'
gineer, Robert Potion; Clerk, Arthur +.
Haynes; Steward, William Shepherd.
There were thirty.fve deck hands and
thirty.thrce Passengers on board at the
time of the disaster, making the total
loss OF life seventy.three. The vessel
was valued at $4,000, and was insured
in the following companies:
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ANARCHY REIGNS SU PREME.
Murders and Assass nations tf Daily Oc-
cu-r,nce in Western Turkey.

Murders and Assass nations tf Daily Oc-
currence in Western Turkey.
LONDON, October 20.-A dispatch from
Bucharest saws: Trustworthy inteili-
grnce from the border land between
Mas ,donia and AlbInia represents tha,
the Christians are ripe iOr revolution
Toe Bul.arians aad MusseImans are
armed, and assassinations on both sides
are common occurrences. Anarchy
r,igns supreme. u is believed that
the Chief purpose of the Turkish
authorities in inducing the Albanlans
TO flock To the northern and southern
frontiers is to establish troops in the
Interior where they can control the
lawless population and crash their ideas
OF Independence. |. some steps are
not taken 10 restore order the popula-
ton will probably be considerably dl-
minished by mutual determination.
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SHOCKING CALAMITY.
Five Gils Roasted Alive in the Third
story of Cincinnati Hauufactory-An-
otacr Jumps From Window and Sus-
tairs Terrible Injuries.

Five Girls Roasted Alive in the Third
story Of a Cincinnati Sauufactory-An An
otGer Jumps From Window and Sus-
,aips Terrible Injuries.
CtNCIxSArI, October 20,-A shocking
Gala nifty, III connection with a fire, a.
Cured shortly after IL o'clock this NOM
ing. The FIRE broke ont in the shoddy
mandatory OF Benz. Hey, Second and
Broa lwav, in such Il way as to Gu; oil
the escape from the third story, where
a number Oi women were at work.
The tiremen made heroic but'ineflectual
attempts L. rescue the women. After ex-
;inguishing the flames they succeeded in
extricatingthe dead bodies five women,
two Of whom are not vet identified. The
othIr three are:
Ncmes of the Victims.
Mrs. Rachel DAlge;l. 5I Fast Th!ri
street; 55 years OH; b,dy burned to a
crisp; widow. with four children.
Mrs. Marya,ct Welsh, 10 years old:
Seventh and North streets; no relatives
known; upper portion OF body burned
TO crisp.
Mrs. Mary Syrop, ~ years old; IS
Yrs,man street; FIVE ohildred; husband
an invalid; upper portion of body, es'
ccp; face, burned.
Mrs. Catherine jackson, Front and
Broadway - years Old; widow, sup
portin. blind daughter.
Miss or Mrs. kerwin. 40 years old; 10
Locke street; had only been a: work one
DAY. and nothing is known other.
Further Particulars.
When tue FIRE broke out there were
twenty eight women and girls in the
third story with the forewoman. Twenty
giIls were in one room with the fore
woman and eight women were in the
adjoining room. The forewoman gave
the alarm 10 the girls in the room
and they ali passed out
and down Tia" stairway safely.
She then went to the room where the
eight women were and gave them the
alarm also. Two OF them followed her
down stairs. The other six delayed, II
is supposed, 10 change their clothing,
until the fire cut of their escape by the
stairs. one oi them, Mrs. Barrett,
iumped out OF the window and broke
her legs. The other five remained and
We're burned to death. The name OF the
one not at first identified is Miss Welsh.
There is no question but that the loss
OF lie is due wholly 10 the
Carelsssuess or Fright Of the Victims
Themselves
There was ample tune il they had no!
stopped for their clothing, or become
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
THE CAPE COD TROUBLE.
Present Condition Of Affairs at Sandwich
The Contractor Out Of Money, and the
Italians Desperate.

The Contractor Out Of Money, and the
Italians Desperate.
BosroS, October Ca spccial from
Sandwich to the Journal says: The
Italian canalmen today have new
scheme afost for securing their dues.
The Chief OF the State Police this morn.
iny learned from one OF the interpreters
that the men proposed 10 take into their
custody Contractor Dreisbach, remove
him 10 their barracks and hold him az n
hostage unit! their claims are sat
i5,ied. OF cOurse any snch
attemp: will be promptly met by vlgor-
ous action on the part Of the State force
and special police sworn in by the select
men. The Italians promise good beha'
vior, ami there is no reason TO app'e'
bend an ilS less acts against pnJuc or
priva.. property unless hunger should
render rhr.u l,spera,e. TIL. food on
hand vii I.stiau days IL is further
learned resariir: the financial condI.
ton oi the ''trrpfls" unat unlese
Fisher. the C!..i contractor. advances
500 OCO beior i!,- 2jth instant, his con-
troll i. forfeited ,i.d The control oil oper.
stions reyerts (" the company, which
thereby saves 81 ) O,O0J margin. This
result is wrat Pr->ii. u, Goddard -
thou yh, 10 hr stiivirg fpr. Contractor
Drieshscs tu,' expects tp receive al
the necessary lands Giroci from the
cornpany. lie saIs that $500 would
tide over H." rirs-iii i'1l'r.
A priyat. ad,i,-c from New l'Gik says
that Pre-I,l-r' G,,-i,lari, S"p.runtend-nt
Snow and; Chi-i Engiu.'r, with a
large extra iorrc "i rorn AMI plenty OF
funds. W.. leave a. rI.ht !u- Sand Ich.
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Fore gn.


Prime" liph'uiOhr Is improving.
tsuoSel az LONDON, yesterday.
Hau,an's tycSen boat has been r5-
ll.rei
Iaera arr two hundred families IN
Ngn:cr worth over S2OO, ,0OJ each.
Fresh outbreaks OF pleuro-pneGmonia
o'rnr' !Jilv in Lancashire, England.
The Moscow and 81. Petersburg rail-
uairSrs Tor fuel 26 acres OF valu lble
NIhcr daily.
Alfred Henry Ther:ers. Lord Chief
JN>,,c' Of the English CoGrG of App ,als,
died y.s.rr!ay.
-, ta" co,l withlriwn from the Bank
g, t7-.m! Yesterday, sll0O0O went to
E-'r' % pay torco,ton.
Tie aDUGJ, confer, nee Oi the Brother.
h'"!". la.nwo,jye Engineers began it's
S-'S IN Montreal Yesterday.
l." steamer Hurworth, from Montre-
a. arrived ~ Queenstown yesterday.
h'r C1rSI Of catlle was thrown over.
o'ari IN tie passage.
duel was iou.ht at Havana. yester-
udy' between an C!'icer OF the Captain
'~arrA >;au AMI 4 government en-.
P'Ne,. The o,l'er was dan seICusiy
wounded.
LNe Instructions given General Pipo-
nn'JA, the appointed cOmma1l:n; Cf
'I,'Sno, by the Prince of Montenegro,
are 20 occupy the town when the trans.
Ier i effected.
IL" new steamer FarLissiI, e the
An'npr Line, was launched yr..yrlay.
sac Is iHe 1rgrs' vessel, with In. Keep
.'h 'i tue Grcat Eastern, ever con.
sslr,ei in Ecs..-t.
'"e announcement that Gamoetta's
s',t'l ,S To- "a published has g.vra rise
~ ,'e "ra mat he intends, a, the next
-tpofinn''r, to b. candidate Tor ai-
@''s>''h 10 the French Academy.
N Dispatch ir4m Paris SAYS: The
isIt??p 81 Montpelier will b. prosecuted
In! ~ as ahnSlve exercise qi power exc0m.
ex. ,,''..a' M project while the latter " as
S.,','9S DEGREES against religious or.
a-Ts N Montpelier.
IL, i15re was an indignant and riotons
5r"I' 5,r IN host o. a Paris theatre on sun
-. orySnSe a promised lecture in de-
liz. VI 'lSeene literature vas not de-
Sav...I lie most persis,entlv and
,S,.E'y hungry Vi all animals are those
'na' Iced on fl:h. ''''''>
,ina,g ng ! ; Consul General at Constan.
81 49, PEI insists that the sentences pass.
~ Upon the murderers OF DR.. Parsons
ltis II'er.San aIIo-p5n missionary, be carried o n
m 0.rsed that the murderers are all
two ~ g Sc. Was condemned to death, ald
ni'een years penal servitude.
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A POLITICAL COLLISION.
Hayes Runs Into Dem ociatic Meetirl

Hayes Runs Into a Dem ociatic Meeting -
Result: Several Rows and Much Up
roar.
SAN Francisco, October 20-At the
time the train with the Presidential
party reached Modessa, night before
last, a Democratic meeting was in pro.
grcss about five hundred feet from the
depot. One OF the speakers expressed
great indignation that the music Of the
band brought Oh. To welcome the Presi.
dent shnald be allowed to interfere with
the meeting. When the train arrived,
the crowd gathered around the plat
form and che,'red for Hancock and Til.
den, as well as Hayes. Several rows
cnsued, and the uproar continued for
some time. Alter ifs subsidence, the
train n owe of n ch .ers.
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until life was extinct. After this
he took the body Of his
wife almost apart, and, after
further mutilations, fled. He was found
near his old home, and placed in the
school house for safe keeping. with
guard of two men. 1t having I've.
come generally known that he
had been overtaken. and his where.
abouts being gascer,ained, a body OF sixty
men was soon got together. They
marched to the school house, about ID
o'clock at night, and taking MIN out pro-
ceeded to administer punishment to
him for his crimes. His body
was mutilated in precisely the same
manner as was his wiie's, his scalp was
then lifted, rope tied about the mans
neck, the other end being attached to
the horn OF saddle, and he Was then
dragged about on the ground until the
body WAS entirely unrecognizsble.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.
To SnSend's Plurality for Secre-
tary Of State, 1S.339.

CuruBrs, October 20.-Thc Rerubh-
can state Committee ldrnish the fellow
ing figures OF the vote at the late elec.
ton. They are made up from official
figures taken at the various county seats,
and can be relied upon as being "a reila.
ble as any figures can be until the official
figures are furnished by the Secretary
oi State: The total vote on candidates
for Jusye OF the supreme Court was
1i4.216. divided a. fellows: Mcl!vainc,
Republican, 36i Oh; Foliett. Democrat.
3il,0O5; Landon, Gr-enback, 6,51n,
Ross. PrJhibitionist, 2,Gji; Mcllyaine S
plurality, 23,0ll.
The vote for Secret&ry of Sta;e stands
AS follows: Townsend. l., S6o.olS;
Lang, d. 3i3,Oli; Lloyd, G., = G'O2;
Doane, Prohibition, 2,1l5. Townseni's
plurality, l. eS9.
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Ohio Masonic Grand Lodge.

CoLrMBrs, o., October 2O-lhe Ohio
Masonic Grsnd Lodge spent most "l the
day listening To the committee report
on matters pertaining to the order, and
considering proposed amendments 10
the Masonic Code. The report Of the
Ways and Means Committee showed the
finance Of the lodge in good shape. The
balance on hand q, the close of last ses-
sion was s. 30 81. and the receipts for
the year from all sOures Sl2,tO9.i9,
making a total Of Sl4,S34.sO. The com.
mittee appointed to select place Tor
the meeting uf the Grand Lodge in 1881. 4.
recommended that the next session bc
held at Toledo, on the third Tuesday in
October. The rcpor, was adopted.
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THE PEDESTRIANS.

Preparations Completed for the Contest
Ut Dublir--The Match 10 Commence
November lst.
DUBLIN, October - John Dobler, o!
Chicago, landed in England on Monday
in the best OF health. At ameet,ng Of
the competitors or representatives Mon
day articles of agreement and the cor
tract Tor the use oi Agricultural Hal
were signed, and the start will be made
a, one o'clock on the morning OF Nov /.
Nobody is present on behalf OF Do5ler,
bu, possibly neither he or his agent were
able to reach .ondon in time. P,gram
and Howard have worked off the eight
pounds gained during the VOYAGE and
are now in proper weight Little Wood,
Of Shelf iii, completed, Monday, his de-
posit ior the walk for the championship
lie is reported in srlendil condition, as
are all the ether competitors. Blower
Brown has proved in private trials that
lie can stay as well As ever. Rowel has
also been doing long iournevs daily.
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Weather Indications.

WAsuxGroS. ID. c., October 2l, A.
N.-For the Tennessee ana the Ohio
Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather,
variable shifting to colder northwest
winds in the Ohio valley, and stationary
or higher barometer.
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Eris ON a Payirg Basis.

NEw YORK. October 20.-The Cont
r,srcid .idrtrtjser says il was reported on
Wal street this morninc that there was
I, b,a meeting q. the Erie directors to-
morrow; that a diyiden oi six per cent.
on preferred stock WAS TO be declared,
and that the iun Is Oi the company
iui'v warrant the action. Jesett 5
CLOSES, friends are silent tn the question.
neither denying or affirming the truth
of the rcpor'.
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Ronds for the Sinking Fund.

Ws>urSar ~, ID. & October 20 he
Secretary oi the Treasury. to-day, in
s'ructed the Assistant United states
Treasurer at New York to purchase
b 5OD. .OlO II United States bonds, for
the sinking iund.
NEw EoRE, October 9O.-Proposals TO
>rl hngds to the Government, to-day,
sy-r gated 81 3>5, 5,0'N. oil which the Sec
r,fary q: IT, Treasury accepted $500
~ al lp2 vi To- lO2 ~ for SKIES of 1850; /;
lOl - 10 lOI ~ lor SKIES Of 1851, aud
;O2 y; 10 lO2.y9 for tivcs OF 1881.