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EMO sales. tO6erei.
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Nsv YosE, June li.-COtton- Firm
at II l.lG9 II s I6c; futures dnll. Flour
Quiet and firm; receipts, II 900 bar.
rsls; exports, $4,000; super6ne btats
and Western a OO(a,4 b5; common 70
COOL extra 81 5Ot95 90, good 10 choics,
y5 1905 70; white wheat extra ~ 20
G6 rs; Minnesota patent prooess 8 70
Gs00. Wheat-Higher: receipts DBL.
QUO bushels; exports l6l 900 bushel,;
ungraded spring 81 10; No. spring
81 Is; No. Chicago and hiivauk--
81 aOI; ungrssied red 81 l669l 28; No. y
do 81 24tSl 2if; No. 2 10 81 28tSl z1t;
No. 1 do 81 81; mixed winter 81 2Ij:
uusrsdrd white 81 l2l9I 26I; No 2 do
81 %; No. do. sslrs 10. 900 bushels. st
81 256i 26; No. 2 red, seller yaas.
sales "a, 900 bushela, at 81 26if9l 2l.
srIler July. sales $4,000 busbsis. st
81 26t(9l III; seller August, sales 60.
600 bushsls, st 81 23tAi N,; seller
Beptsmber, ss.sJ 3U 100 bashels, st
81 z3I9l 2i. Corn-fiigber; r~c~,pis
1855 900 bushels: exports 2is 0o0 bu sl,.ls:
uosound 470bic; No. 2 5St(157ic: ~.
| 2 vh.t, CSC; No. 2 seller June go
5gic; seller July 5i(S56ic; seller Aasust
57t257lc: seller Bepsember 51i is5sc.
Osss-Dull; rscsipts 1000 bushels;
vsslssn mixsd 46rS47te; white vsstsrn
47052c. Hay Dull aod unchanged.
HOPE Quist and STEADY. Codss-Qaiet
and frm; Rio earsoes quotsi Of pl9
l2ic; Job lots 0t<AI3is. Sixs-Qdist
and unchanssd MolAss<s-Qnist ssd
unchanged. Rice Firner; in bond
| q IS. PetroIesm - Qriet sud hrm;
| Unitsd sc. R0,in-Yirm. Tsllow -
| Flrm and unchanged. Tsrpentins -
| Firmer at 43c. Es2s-Sts,iy a. IsS
ice. Pork -Moderstely &tive: old
msss Sls 90; pew mrss 81 % B~ef
l-Ouist and steady. Cot Mssts @ iiet
! and unchanged. Lasd-Active: prine
stesm Sii 10. Butter-ln gooi demsnd
and 6rn Of 9tS2ic. Chsess-Sesrcely
90 ass si G9ssc.
ToLsse, Juns ll.-Whsat- Opsbed
sc,ive, firm and higher, and c,os-d
| quiet; No. 2 red wsbash spot and seller
Juss 81 is; srlIes July 81 rs: seller
August snd fep,smbss q lIi: seller
,ssr q i33; No. 8 red Wabash 81 izi;
amber Michieap 81 l63. Corn-Qaei: I:
high mixed SHE; No. Z spot seller June
47e; ssliss Juiy Ne 0sts-Stronesr.
PisasbusxA.
| PnugunaH, Juas l1.-Petrolsan-
Quise; Ussted essti1cals SHE; sslseJ
S}c los PhilaAslpha dslIvsY.
] (Adiaisaa h~szis mRbwsh RAe.l
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The following ia the combined vote:

The Convention then proceeded to
vote to 6ll the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Plat:
Result OF the Senate:
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SPORTING.
Arrival of Edward Tr,ckett.

ArrlVat OF El"aEu kESeSS
Nav YoRx, June ll.-Eiwari Trick
ett, the Australian oarsman, arrived To-
night in the steamer Egyptian Monarch
with Kelly his trainer. He stated he
expects to remain in this country three
or four months. and he would row any
man except Hanlon.
Columbus Driving Park.
CoLUNBUS, o., June ii The ENTREES
for the coming meeting OF the Cnlumbns
Driving Park Association which Viii
occur from June 2S'h TO July 2i will
close Monday evening June 18Th at
eleven p. NJ. Daring this season the
mile track of the Association has been
materially improved aud a large meet
ing is already assured. A number q!
famous horses have slready been enter
ed. and Maude ). viii 20 To beat the
best time made on the Columbus track.
The Sullivan Ryan Prize Fight.
Nkw YoRK, June ll.-Mr. X n. Fox,
p,oprictor OF the Police Gusetie, leaves
10 night Tor Albany, TO meet the baeker
of sullivan, the Boston pugilist. TO make
arrangements for the coming night be,
tx cen Paddy Ryan and John sullivan.
Mr.. Fox offers TO back Ryan Tor o,OoO
TO fight Sullivan, or any man in the
world, for the championship OF America.
Base cal
NEw YoRE, June ll.-Atlanucs =;
T,nvs sl2
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pEPEW'5 DILEMMA.

NO cnOlct. #'
The Convention adjourned TO Mon
day. -.Hr"
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al 4 q TWHEEITNG W. MONDAY MORNING.

grsDmels now TO use the matter as .
lever 70 torce an early adjournment, and
leave the question OF the election of
United States Senator to special session
OF the legislature, to be called later in the
summer, or subsequent TO the Novem-
Der elec1ion, If the next Legislature
shall be Democratic. That they will
now use bvery endeayor to
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The Dynamite Plotters Rems adod.
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-The prisoners
McKev, and Roberts, who attempted
TO blow up the Town Hall, have b'en
formally iemanded.
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r GAddiio,sai 9slesrsns On F0s'tk Pse.l
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WASHING aTON.

July Interest on Four Per Cents
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 1.-THE
Treasury Department is getting checks
ready for the payment Of the July In.
terest on the four per cent bonds. 1t
requires $4,000 checks to pay this in
faraat
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short Term.

The Assembly voted as f,llows:
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(Adiaisssi h~sss ss1s~& R.e.l
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rhe combined vote was as follows:
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The Assembly voted as follows:
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BISMARCK IN THE REICHsTAG.

BERLIN, Nov. 29.-In the Reichstag to-day
discussion on the second reading OF the Budget be-
gun. Prince Bismarck repeatedly spoke. lie declared
that ne ltd progressed while the Progressst party
were inclined TO put drag. He said he adhered
more firmly TO his economical policy in proportion as he
saw the radical elements obtaining the lead in the
Liberia! party. Herr Haenel (Progressist complained
that Ifnee Bismarck in his reports to the Emperor had
east doubts upon the loyalty Of the Progrcssss and
represented them Republicans. Prince Bismarck re-
Piled that he had advised the Emperor to the best OF his
belief and had In that matter done his duty. The En-
peror he sad constituted strong feature In the system
OF Government How personal was the rule OF Hohen-
znlerns would be seen in the fact that under Emperor
williams brother the Government was conducted ac
cOrding To different maIms from those observed
Emperor v lllams personal share in the Government
was 80 actVe that he would not be prohibited from
speaking To his people by the assertions Of Herr
Richter. He prince Bismarckl fully ana completely
represented this Imperial and Monarchical policy.
Herr Wndthorst, tho Ultr1mOntane leader in the de-
bate IN the RcchstaG last evening denounced the Lib
eral party party Of ncgatiOn He said the country
had reason TO bc satisfied with the positive achieve
ments Of late years. His party would continue 10 sup
port the policy persued being convinced Of the necessity
O reforms, though that did not imply complete adhesion
TO the Government.
Prince Bismarck also said to-day that Germany
not 10 be governed after the English pattern The con-
duct or affairs in the hands Of the Emperor, and
the Chancellor the sovereigns responsible adviser
and would TIME to he Prince Bismarck protested
against the manner I'm which his being per
pctiny dragged into the debates. Herr Richter re-
tOrted that 10 consolation for the Liberals 10 know
OF maOrdonos, and that the Crown Prince iredctick
William would maintain complete independence IN his
dealings with Prince Bismarck.
The debate which throughout was very eNctcd coseu
without result far the business ~ the day was con-
cerned II remarked that Herr NindhOr5t seconded
Prince Bismarck in his attack upon the Progiessists
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LoNnoN. rne.day. Nov. 99, 81.

LONDON, Tue7dny, NOV y, It7I'
Parliament has been rcprorogue1 unul fepruHiS-''
hrc arr, mar, Than 900 French invalid soldiers In
Susa
MONTREAL, Nov. 20.-slr. Justice Torrcns gave JluA
uicnt in the Baxter vs. s- libel today granting
the plaintiff 81 900 and cUsJs
sAREIA ont, Nov. 29.lne voting on tue 0'o'V '''"
pcrluce took place in Iambton County to-lal' al"
resulted In its defeat by llU majority
the wool safes to-day 500 bales were sou com
uri7ing New South Wales, Queensland ana Nlc'oil"
There was IA good demand at Unchanged prices
NJ s,uueI Morley t,iberap member Of Parliament
for Bristol addressing his constituents tonight sau
that strong feeling favor Of lrco trade Is growing III
NeW-IOTk
Eleven persons, including solicitor, nave ocen cou
ylcted OF bribery in the Macccshcd ana 7"nu"i'" a.
amcutary elections. They sentenced 10 terms VI
imprIsoumeat varying from six TO TWO mohths'
The trial VI Signor Mario. for violating the Ia" ol
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AUSTRALIA AND NEW-ZEALAND.

WELLINGroN, Nov. 5-The Acting Governor
is.ucd - proclamation the 18th Of October "arnhg
the natives that they must accept the terms oueIe"
within fortnight forfeit the land AWARDED U Vho
Royal commissioners. In accordance with previous
announcement the Native Minister, with force OF
500 mcn proceeded to Parihaka to-day ana uruahu
bciny made the Rint Act was read An hour later the
meeting house, which was dcnsry crowded, was sur
rounded and Te Whit arrested without re5ls'dil
togrfner with Jopu the chief follower Of HuokO, VINO
attempted to murder a European IN loIo
SYDNEY, Nov. 3.-rhc United States Flsh commission
have presented the geological Society with 4o'OOo
salmon cga which arrived IN excellent condition per
The steamer city OF sydney and have been placed III
Matching boxes
MELBouNE, Nov. 3.-Ths season has Dcen ury' ouV
average harvest ID expected.
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THE FULL REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON Nov. 29.-UpOn the opening of
the court Mr.. scovie put in evidence copy an eI
tract from the record Of the Boomngdae Insane AsY
lnrn as 20 the admission and death of Francis W. Gui-
teau The DistrictAttorney admitted the fact that F.
W Guiteau died there insane at the date indicated.
The prisoner then directed 10 go TO the witness
stand which he did, closely attended by the deputies
and police officers who have the immediate custody OF
him. As soon as he took mis- seat he asked by Mr.
scovle to state to the jury his earliest recOccons Of
his mother.
His response was" Do l understand, Mr. scOyillc,
that am put on the stand regular witness,
merely identify papers object TO going on as reg
ular witness this stage OF the understand
there other witnesses TO be examined before am
called. do not want the prosecution to take advau-
tage OF my presence the stand at this particular time
am very well now, but in the course Of the week
shall feel better"
Mr. scoyIle-I have made arrangements to examine
you to-day. Other witnesses not in attendance.
The prsoner-You ought have notified to them 10 be
here.
Mr. scoville-I will make the examination very easy
for you.
The prisoner-I have got good deal TO say want to
GO over the whole business carefully and scientifically
$50 to speak, and want TO be IN good talking condition
Mr.. scoyile-I win only ask you some simple ques-
tions.
The pTisoner-I am willing 10 answer, provided the
prosecution will not take advantage of my attendance
on the stand force state my entire defence.
Mr. Porter tof counsel for the prOsecuOn)W shall be
under the necessity, whenever the prisoner examined
OF examining him ME- ScOvle may relieve himself
OF the difficulty by proceeding read the papers
that we're introduced yesterday They must be read
some period Of trial and might well be read
The prisOner-I like that suggestion better.
Mr. Scoyile-I have endeavOred TO arrange my e1ami-
nation according to my understanding OF what is ap-
proprate and best. know that there letters and
record evidence which will take time. supposed
that the prisoner would become tired, perhaps ex-
haus.ed and when such a contingency arose 1t was my
intention proceed with Others know that the pris
oner not very good OF health and he requests
that the examination be suspended that account I
will suspend it and 20 with others but would like
To ask him simple questions this morning
The prisonerI AIN perfectly willing TO do that, but
don't want TO be forced my defence this par
ticular time,
Mr. scoyIleThe Court will relieve you if you fee i'll
or udisposed.
The prisoner-Wth that understanding / viii 60 on.
The District -AttorneyWe viii not submit 10 that ar
rangement
Mr. scOylle-T didn ask you. I said that would
appeal 10 the Court necessary
The prisonerI the decision Of the Court on the
question whether am to be forced 10 70 into nv entire
defence now, whether l am only TO answer a few
questionsi
The Coart TO Mr. scoyille)-n you want to suspend
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THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

LONDON, Nov. pa dispatch to The Times
from Paris says "Thc meaning Of the publication In the
Temps relative to the prOrogaon o the chambers and
proposals To be submitted by the Government Il that
the will await the result OF the Senatorial
elections before proposing revision Of tho Consuuon
which Will consist in giving the large towns greater
share IN crcng Senators than they now have and In de-
prync the Of the power OF amending bills appro-
priating money. The Government Will also bring Tor
ward the scrutiu de ste system for The election pepu
lies II This Il adopted by ctess Of the two Houses
called 10 re- the Constitution, 1t viii not have to pass
each Chamber separately. ID,
In the Chamber OF Deputies yesterday, NJ Raspail
Uscpubcan reintroduced the bill providing for the sale
OF the Crown Jewels, and urgency therefor was voted
The Paris Sec,c says that NJ Paul Bert, Minister OF
Public worship, Ia preparing a bill which will abrogatc
tho various by which the ConcordHt mas Dech
modified IN favor OF the clergy
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BANK TROUBLES.
PACIFIC BANK AFFAIRS.
THE BANK EXAMINERS REP RI REcEIyED-A NEW
RULE PROPOSED.

THE BANK EXAMINERS REP RI RECEIyED-A NEW
RULE PROPOSED.
BosToN, Nov. 29.-A meeting of the stock
holders OF the Pacific Bank to receive the report OF the
bank examiner and determine the future action OF the
papl, wa, held today The statement of the bank ex
amner will not be made public until the directors 80
agree but it that item shows the Pacific to
be indebted to other banks 81 100000 and that there Is
due from other banks $lJOOOO.
The directors Of the Pacific National Bank held an
iolrncd until 1890 D. m The members OF the press were
rigidy excluded n that when Controller Knox
10 va, upon the condition that Examiner Needham
should have charge Of the bank IN L,, the
only upon the promise OF the directors
thaf they would Immediately and actively engage
Of the affair, of tue bank. It was upon This un-
derstandiug that meeting was hed WIN ths
value of the assets. II is now known positively
that 81 600 cash will be found necessary 10 enable
lie bIok 10 resume business In addition 10 TINS the
ciUI stock Of II 100000 must be sacrificed 1t Is
thought 100000 may be realized on Mr. Weeks Seclr-
ties Of Sl,25oO0O ana the directors nope 10 raise
another million from the stockholders.
NEW AGREEMENT.
An agreement to 10 into effect on December l, has
been signed by more than half of the loanng banks of
the Clearing House Association ana before lhurSay II
will doubtless receive the sanction OF sufficient mum
ber 10 make 1t bindingu upon AL. it as follows:
Hrll,virg that the custom Of loans at the Clearing
House by the Boston National Banka, OF any excess Of
they nave Is not N"is,
fu Of danger because O the taci ties IL offers DdnhH 10
do nuue., ou fictitious basis, and carry larger loans
than their actual resources warrant, thu5 placing them
in poor condition to meet any sudden srlnStncy III tue
money market aud. believing further that the general
s,f,y requires that all banks should habtualy depend
uuou own resources and not upon the casual SUI
pcrbuudaucr their neighbours and desiring IN the III
ieret OF sound banking 10 10 what we can TO break up
4ystcm tuat in any other Danhlng centre anu
IA looked upon with astOnisment ana dlstrust Dy an
,,,scrvatiye haukcrs TO whom IL has been explained
because tendency to keep the total banking reserves
OF the city the very lowest ebb ana because Oh ie
.llIcd, while recognize the liaOllty OF the oesC
MANAGED banks be obliged ut times 70 trench upon
their reserved at the Clearing House, and while we
believe il duty Of the banks OF TINS city 10 ASSIST
their ghbOrs who may need temporary l0ans hereDy
agree To lend money at the Clearing House. nut To
sch loans and render such assistance as may seem
upou application at our respective Dankns rooms
only. and whenever circumstances place US III suCh
couIfun that we reqnirc temporary loans, we VIII moi
borrow al the Clearing House. but VIII make appIcatOh
nt each others places OF business
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A VICTIM TO JEALOUSY,


CINCINNNTI, Nov. 29.-On Sunday night, at
Utopia Chcne shot and mortay wounded " imam Orao
Jealousy was the caus5 Of the murder
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD TRACK
poRT JEKVIs. n. j. Nov. 29.-An AlSa ian, sup
rold tn be named Dngcr struck by locomotive and
killed on the Erie Railroad, near Ousvile last nlghL
A FATAL GAMBLING DISPUTE
CEvFsrON Tex, Nov. 29.-A dispatch from
btte Wript 10 me Ncics says: During quarrel over
wheel of fortune, young man named McBeo khieu T. M
hicAnAn A MURDEROUs ASSAULT.
RosTON Nov. 20-MTs. Matilda Raymond, an old
oiy no was murIcruusy assaulted At her home IN wood
iuin Mass several day since dled yestcruhy nom lAe
effects OF her injuries.
A MURDERER RESENTENCED:
BUFFAIO. Nov. 29.--At the session Oi the General
form Court this morning Judge sheldon re5enteneed Martin
An 6 hanged January 20. 1852, for the murder Of
iohn cairns. recently refused u new trlal
MURDERED IN \ PENITENTIARY.
NASHVILLE Ieun., Nov. 29.-Au ailray occurred
I'm e peuiteutiurg this city to-day. between Mclanes
& ,nbeI Two cOuvIcts which the latter beat She Onner
Iir,h with the wheel McDanies was an old man,
while Lambert is only thirty-hye years old
PRONOUNCED BLAMELESS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-N lillian Tyson, the
driver of The which ran into street sun.
collision resulting Ia the death OF owen
yr"s and Thomas COnaty, has eXOneTatei from al
Gam by the CoroneTs jury VINO investigated the case 10
day. ,,,,, q, ~ NJ, ,fr-rrr A. r,rarrgANcE
| UARRIsBURG, Penn, Nov, 20-snsurance Com
,,.sionpr Foster. believing that the Siate taptM N '
a lie Insurance Company, doing the largest business IN
GU y has conducted s wOrk IA accordance WIN lss
charter ordered thorough exanlnaIOho VI Inc
! BOOKS.
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rIIr IRIsnLANn WAR.

LoNpoN, Nov. 29.-lt is stated that in con-
.eGueuce OF recent developments ireland, Mr. Forster
the chief Secretary, has decided To remain In Du9ih
throughout the winter Mr. ODounel arrived at Lon-
doudrrry last night and addressed enormous crowd
lie aysed The electors yut" aduEt thc nominee Oh
the Coercion Government" Tor member Of Parliament
DrnLf>. Nov. 3O.-Mr Klcn, harristor, on the stan
OF the IishmdH has been arrested under the Coercion
act on the charge inctns people not to pay rents,
and conveyed 90 DurHdllk.
Michael Boyton has been - leased from hlIIhaHah
ia ON account ~ d.! health. Ilc was immediately con
yeyrd 10 the hospital 80,
The eyctinus on the estate of Lord Bantry ~ Castle
town proceeded quietly. The tenants were Two years III
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THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.

PARIS Nov. 29.-The Chamber OF Deputies
has aunuIlcd the election Of ~ lie la Nillegonticr
Monarchlst a. member FOR Fougercs in the Department
~ aiue by OF 397 TO So, on the ground
of clerical influence.
The r.ult, OF the elections for Senatorial delegates
lud,catc that the Republicans will DO victorious In
twenty. ave departments out Of thiriy-two.
The r,wps SAYS that ~ soon as the appropriation oi7
are psssed tho Government iuten'h to pro.osue tue
S,-,,,-. Burug 'hc recess the Government viii pre-
rIr. tlr various proposals. n intends 10 submit on e
r,,ssrul5ug of Parliament IN January. The most I'M
poraut uuc .pEs relate 0 the revision OI TIE IohSu-
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ROUGH WEATHER ON THE ATLANTIC.
THE STEAMER LEssING sTRAINED-THE HERMANN
ESCAPES FROM GREAT DANGER.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Hamburg American
Line steamer which sailed from Hamburg November 10
for NewYork, tOwed into Plymouth this afternoon
IL appears that she broke her rudder head in two places
the 23d instant in longitude 21o west Wire-rope
was used successfully to steady her rudder, and the
weather abatng she steered Tor Pymouth Lno
Leasing Is also strained 1t was difficult 10 Keep the
water out OF the ship, while the engines were stopped
LONDON, Nov 3O-The Lessing had on board over 500
passengers. She will dock Plymouth for repairs one
of her quartermasers seriously injured and is ex-
pected to die.
STORMY VOYAGES.
The Inman Line steamer City of Berlin, from New
York. and the American Line steamer Lord Cough from
Philadelphia which arrived yesterday for Liverpool
both experienced heavy weather, lost boats ana sus-
tanned other damage.
TOBACCO BURNED AS FUEL.
The steamer Hermann from Baltimore for Bremen,
which put into Southampton with her rudder and sear-
ing gear damaged lost ebOat and had the others
started Two hundred bales Of cotton were jettisoned
Twenty tons of tobacco were burned as mel her eoai
in terrible danger. she was hove to for four days
SEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.
The steam yacht Lucerne came into collision with the
Australian clipper Dundee, Gravesend, and the
former sunk. Seven persons were drowned.
WAR VESSEL DRIVEN BACK
Her Malestys ship Yalorous has sought refuge at
Queenstown. She was proceeding to Bantry TO snip
troops be present during evcton at Berehaven she
reached Bantry Sunday. but was unable to enter
owing 70 the violence of the gale Her steam enIer anu
gg washed overheard and she lost Ler jiDboom'
THE STEAMER BRISBANE LOST
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 29.-Australian papers report
heavy about october 20. The steamer Brisbane
was totally wrecked the reef off Port Darwin The
steamer lalcutha from Melbourne to sydney, Is sup
posed 70 have fOundercd.
TWO PROPFIIFRs LOST.
CHICAGO Nov. GA recent rumor reporting tho
wreck Of the propeller Lake Erie at Manistque is con-
frmed by a dispatch from Days River, Mich. to-day,
stating that the Lake Erie and the Northern Queen we're
both wrecked Both propeers left Chicago last Wednes-
day bound for Colhngwood, Ont, with 10000 bushels
Of corn and other products The Lake Erie went doWh
off Poverty Island at the entrance OF Green Bay north
west OF Death Door" Both vessels got lost IN snow
storm and the Northern Queen run down the Ere Inc
crews were saved in "A destitute condition.
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TIE FAILURES IN KANSAS.

, DANKER AND MS CASHIER SEIZED BY FIFTY MEN
WELLINGTON. Kan, Nov 29.-NIr. Danford,
the owner Of the banks at Hunnewel and Caldwell
which were recently closed and Mr. Smith, his cashier
were arrested to-day and brought to this city, on the
charge OF receiving deposits after they knew the banks
to he insOvent and must close. over nfy cuzehs OF
C,dwrU who came Ostensiby here 10 await the prellIl-
may examination, took DdntOrd and Smltu from tne
officers by force and holding them at the santa re
nnno waiting for a special train from wichita To carry
tbcm to nldwcll They say they simply want 10 noId
The prisoners until they disgOrge but II Is conceded ny
ALI that there Is great danger Oi thclr DehS ghCheu