, 1888-10-04
AN UNPRovGRED sH6oTiNe.

AN UNPHONOhED SHOOTtNS.
Wardner. Idaho, Oct. 1.-George
Price was fatally shot by Hrnry
Hanstrow yesterday. The shooting
was unpruyoked. Hanstrow escaped,
but the officers are In pursuit.
RETURN Of THE SHERIDAN FAMILY.
Nonquit, Oct. 1.-The Sheridan
family have removed to Washing
ton.
UNION SAVINGS BANK IRREGULARITIES.
Fall River; Mass, Oct. 1.-The
Union savings bank was not opened
this morning owing to the result of
the exaniina!:oi of the books, which
showed the amount Of Cashier
Ohapin's Irregularities to be very
large. Most of the loss will fall up.
on the bank. Savings Bank Com
missioner Chapman, who was en-
gagged in the examination of the
books. found that in addition to
loaning money on wild cat securities,
Chaplin allowed several customers to
overdraw their accounts and covered
up the deficiencies in his cash by
manipulation of the books of the
Savings bank and National bank.
Chapin's irregularities are estimated
as follows: Over drafts, partly se-
cured, $1,000; loan on tie Beattie
zinc, $23 600; other unauthorized
loans, $4,000; total, $10S,0O0. Per-
haps $4,000 is fully secured.
CHINESE REQUESTED TO LEAVE TRUcKEE.
Truckee, Cal, Oct. 1.-Yesterday
morning dozens Uf drunken Indians
were reeling through the streets. aud
ono Indian shot and seriously
wounded squaw. He was pursued
by citizens, rnd while resisting ar
rest was shot dead. 1t was found
that the Chinese here had sold
whiskey and opium to the Indians.
A mass meeting of citizens was held
in the afternoon, and resolutions
were adopted requesting the Chinese
to leave Truckee before morning
a committee was appointed to pre-
sent resolutions to the Chinese,
which was done later in the day,
stating that they must leave in the
specified time.
''1s4 CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Chicago, Sept. 6.-Wheat-Strong
and high cash. $1.04; October, CSC; De.
cembe-, 97s4c, May S1009s.
Gorn-Steady; cash 4l15c; October.
II 8-16c; December, 35 l3-16c; May, 49, &C.
Oats.-Shade easier; cash 261ic; Oc.
tober. 2324c; December. 2414c May, ,2Sl 90.
Rarley-Nominal.
Pork-Easy. Sl4.574. November $l3.-
55.
Lard-Steady: cash and October, 80.
81; November, S9.:5.
The WORST OVER.
Washington, Sept. 29.-Surgeon
General Hamilton says: / think the
worst is over, so far as Jacksonville
is concerned, though a good hard
frost may not be expected until No
vember.
WHEAT MARKET.
Chicago, Sept. 29.-September
wheat closed to-day at S1.65, an ad-
vance over yesterdays closing of IL ]
cents. October closed 8 cents and
December 81 cents better.
WILLIAMS, BLACK co.
New York, Sept. 2S.-This after
noon notice was posted tha, the large
house of Williams & Black had failed
to meet their mercantile obligations
1t is believed they were on the short
side of wheat at Duluth and other
western points, and that their losses
outside of this were immaterial, al
though they have represented large
interests at nearly all OF the CONNER
cial exchanges.
WILL SIGN.
Washington, Sept. 29.-There is
the highest official authority for the
statement that the president will sigr
the Chinese exclusion bill.
MAIL SERVICE DISCONTINUED.
New Zealand, Sept 29-Parlja.
ment has voted to discontinue the
mail service with the United State:
after November, 1889.
PARADE TWENTY MILES LONG.
Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 25.-The civic
parade of the merchants and manu-
| facturers' societies and labor organi.
cations of Allegheny county thii
morning was the feature Of the cen