, 1882-10-06
TELEGRAPIIII.

called DOnuS WITHOUT I'IdN' ~ IH''I'NN
at the rate Of five million dollars per
week The announcement for the com
ing treasury relief started the stock mar.
ket up and prices advanced lOW II %.
1t than began To BE- rumOred that the
treasury would = no bonds tomorrow,
and the rise halted and prices declined
fraction.
New YORK, Sept 26 The Post refer
ring TO the unusual stringency in money
matters, says; 1t should be SAID that
large lots of money were yesterday bOr-
rowed at fancy prices, which money was
not used. that is no collateTals were put
mp and money not taken; all that was
done by borrowers being to pay one days
interest for money and leave it in the
hands OF lenders Something is being
done today and it puts in clear light the
fact that a good portion of the present
stringeucy to artificial loans; good
reason why the treasury should act in the
matter and grant relief, and says there
will be ground for disappointment if
Secretary Folger does not take this view
of the subject.
BRowNvILLE Crexas), Sept. 26.--Water
is disappearing from the street. Five
new cases of yellow fever and one death
here. Nine new cases at Point Isabella
today. DR.. Murray, of the Marine Hos
pital at Arroyo, Colorado, is perfecting
the condition of communication with
Matamoras. 1t will be opened under
the supervision OF the health officers
The fever in Matamoras is considered
nearly over. One death reported since
yesterday,
PANAMA, Sept. 26.-The earthquake
killed only four persons on the Isthmus.
One woman died from fright. The dam
age to property is not as great as was
at first reported at Montaneros, destroy
ing houses and crops only.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The secretary
of the navy received the following cable
message from Minister Hunt:
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 27-Gilder ar
rived here accompanied by Henry z. Will
son, of the Jeanette. Both are well.
WYTHEvILLE (ya), Sept. 27.-Duriug
the session of the Baptist Association at
Hampton cross roads, Sunday, two
young men began pistol combat in the
church, causing panic among the wor-
shippers. Levi Bryson was fatally shot
by Jerry Cox, but the latter finally sic
ceeded in shooting Cox. Both died in
the church. Many women were injured
by being trampled upon during the
melee.
SOUTH LEBANON (OhioL Sept 27.-Five
persons entered an old boat yesterday to
cross the Miami river. During playful
struggle for possession of the oars, the
boat capsized and four of the party were
drowned, named Newton and Ella Wal
lace, and Abraham and Belle Lucas.
REDPrEIp Cd. IT,, Sept PA fire is
raging in this county and has destroyed
much farm property and threatens Red
field. DIR. h. M. Towne, formerly of Chi
cago, and Zachariah and John Farmerly,
OF Taylor Ridge, ILL.,, were surrounded
by fire aud attempted to run their team
through the flames. but the horses be-
came frightened and turned suddenly,
throwing two of the men to the ground.
Towne's leg was broken, and in his help
less condition he was smothered and
burned to crisp. The other man escap-
ed but was horribly burned.
MILFORD Mass, Sept T-Protessor
Aliens balloon escaped this morning with
the Professor in the basket He had no
anchor nor were the preparations for
journey complete, and the valves were
not in working order. When last seen
the balloon was passing Douglass, going
southwest
Later.-The balloon landed about two
miles from Putnam-occupant all right.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27--A slight shock of
dar;hqu Ike was felt in this city this morn
lug. / the central part of the city the
shock was first noticed by a rumbling
noise, followed by twelve distinct vibra-
tions, at intervals OF one second. The
first vibration was the most violent. The
shock lasted about fifteen seconds.
WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-Engineer Mel
vile had long interview today with Sec
retary Chandler, and gave detailed ac-
count Of finding the bodies of DeLong
and party. The private papers and jour
nal OF DeLong will be turned over to his
wife.
PORTSMOUTH IN. H. }, Sept a. Crops
in the greater part OF New Hampshire
and western Maine, with few exceptions,
exceed those of the preceding year.
ADRIAN (Iich.), Sept. 27.-Hon. Fer
nando &. Beamen, member Of Congress
for the first district of this state, for five
successive terms, died here this after
noon, aged GG.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 27.-The Man
chester and Derbyshire regiments
have been ordered to re-embark for
India.
CAIRO, Sept. q. The ministers to
day agreed upon three DEGREES, which
the Khedive will sign tomorrow. for
the prosecution Of all acts of rebellion
committed by the military or civil
iahs. The commission will consist OF
nine members who will be- unlcr the
presidency Of Ismail Beg,
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