, 1880-04-01
TELEGRAPRIC.
EASTERN STATES.
Bank LOSSES

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Marcn 1o'-Lale
developments show the following banks tc
be interested in the failure Of grain specu-
lators yesterday: City National, 100000;
Farmers and Mechanics, $45,0 600; First
National, $4,000. All of the Grand Rapids
banks are secured except the last named.
Detroit American National lost $4,000;
Coldwater National, $35 900; Hastings Ma
tional, $4,000. Kalamazoo banks $4,000,
partly secured. Pontiac banks, $4,000.
Chicago banks $4,000, not secured, and
New York City banks secured. The clique
still has open grain deals to the the amount
OF 2o7, 900 bushels, on which there is scarcely
probability OF realizing.
A Eig Pile OF Bread Money.
New Yogk, March 18.-The Herald says:
The receipts of Yesterdays entertainment
and the money for which will be ct hand by
the coming mails, are mere than enough to
raise the Irish relief fund to $300,000.
A Claimant for the stewart Estate.
WHrrE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, March 49,
Shortly after the death of A, T. Stewart, of
New York, Alexander Stewart, of Caven-
dish Vt, went to New York to contest his
will, He returned home, he averred, OBJ
tanned promise that he should have
100000 in money, a farm and other prop.
crty. He, now claims that the terms of the
contract have not been complied with, and
has attached all of A. Il. Stewart's property
in Woodstock, consisting OF mills, boarding
houses, tenements and residences. y-e
81 FIood i'm Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, March 20.-The Tennessee
river is rising rapidly, and is higher than at
auv time since 1875. Great damage threat
ened II the rain continues.
st. Anthony Falls water Power.
MINNEAPOLIS March 20.-Manager Hill,
Of the Manitoba road, has bought of Butter
ford, of New York, the entire water power
from st. Anthony's,c fails for $415,O00.
These cover 1000 feet OF shore front and
40 acres of land, and water power of 70
feet head. There is o stipulation that other
roads may come in on equal terms. r
Terrific storm ON the CALI
GALVESTON, March 2l,--A strong gale ac-
companied by rain has prevailed on the
coast here for the past eighteen hours.
Shipping in the outet roads of the harbor
has in some instances met seriots disaster.
The Norwegian ship Reform with $500 bales
of cotton for Havre, parted her cables and
went to pieces. The crew. together with Is
stevedOres and two pilots, were lost. The
revenue cutter Mclean went to the rescue,
but vas compelled to return. A yawl boat
from the ship came ashore on the gulf side
Of the city tonight, bptno tidings Of the
missing men have been received. The cargo
was valued at S75, 900. The night is dark.
wind high and sea rough, with no probabili-
ty Of abatement Of the storm at present.
A Genuine "Fineen'' Craze. .3y
ERIE, Pa, March ga stone cutter of
this city, named Daniel Couray, has become
insane from attempting to solve the Is puz.
zle. After working al it for several sue
cessive days and nights, he this morning d.
veloped unmistakable evidence, OF mental
derangennent. Il required four policemen
TO take him to Jail, where he is now con-
fined. He is SO violent that he has to be
manacled, but notwithstanding he has torn
on all bis clothing, and refuses food. On
the wall of his cell he has scratched dia--
gram Of the puzzle, 10 which he devotes at
tention In his calIaer moments. t'
Arrival Of European Emsgrants.
New YoRK, March 23.--NearIy 5000 emil
grants landed here yesterday and the day
before from European steamers. The total
, Is i0r snis a0nSn ~ tnuS iar 4z,izu,
against o,0ol Tor the entire month last year.
VII Dog Eat Dog. di-H w
DES1soN, Texas, March 23.-Two parties
OF Indians had o battle near Atoka, Blue
River country. Several were killed and
wounded on both sides. 'A
Carrier KsuIea ana ,sa,. Ronn.,
disna.cb from Ia Mso.;,. NJ Nj,
REPORTS me KILLING ~ Fysd N,.hoIs G; = r".;;
driver naar Alsman maj, s,s.;a., No.. ..a;aSa La
who robbed Ne gna;l sactS sss..sG.;,,,, ~ IA; |,
contents along the road s '''
~ Death or Ionw.,..,,., nw.,.,,' i1aD
Drsvyp M.rch "a w p v;.L ~.
manaainp EDITOR of The Tr;hnns and SoIl I
known western iournalist died hsre ~. H. H.