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Fears the schooner and crew ar- Lost.

STAMFORD. Conn.,. July 1.-THE schooner
Ella Jane. Capt Christie. Of Port Jefferson. left
Stamford for Elizabeth N. j.. to load with coal
six weeks ago She has not been heard ON
since. Alon2o To!es OF Stamford half owner
OF the vessel. fears she was blown out to sea
sci was l2D tons. and was built forty years ago
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Mr.. Duuham Wants "a Divorce.

Sioux FALLS. 8. D.. July 11.-Mrs Elizabeth
r. Durham has returned from Chicago and
commenced an action at Canton. s. d., for
divorce from Hanson W. Durham Of Chicago
eeX;CongTsssman and former President OF the
and inidelity. Dunham has retained ex- Con-
gressman clifford us his local attorney. II Is
said the case Will be tried before jury.
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LONDON, July 11.--In response to inquiries
on tho subject made In the House OF Commons
to-day. Mr.. q. +. Russell Pnriiamentary Secrc-
tary OF the India Office. said that the object of
the recent silver legislation OF the Govern
ment of India wac not to nX the value OF the
rupee at 1U pence or any other amount. hut to
prevent n future fall in the price OF rupees.
He added that there was not vet Il fixed ratio
OF value between the rupee and the sovereign.
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PORT HURON, Mich. July ll.-Leon s. Smith
OF Grand Rapids was arrested here last night
for passing nearly $4, 600 worth OF forged paper.
The victims were the Banks OF Flint and Grand
Rapids. When searched young Smith had
So, 100 in money on his person. His capture
is due to the fact that he tarried tov long here
bidding his sweetheart good-by.
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SatoIIl Starts East.

SAN Francisco. July l1.-After a week spent
In this city Mgr. Satolli and party started this
evening for the East: Mgr. Sntolli will spend
st. Paul to visit Archbishop ireland.
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BosToN. July l1.-Eugene r. KNAPP. n WE'LL
known builder OF terrace houses in Brookline.
has assigned. His assets and liabilities are
not given. Mr.. Knapp has bull Sl.O00.OO0
worth Of houses in the aristocratic section OF
Br"okline. of which twelve. averaging in value
about $4,000 each, are unsold.
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Another Escape from Crow Hill.

Charles Hess. who was sent to the Kings
county penitentiary couple OF weeks ago by
term for vagrancy. escaped yesterday. War
aen Hayes has asked the Brooklyn police to
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A Chr Company Fails.

TERRE HAuTE. Ind. July 1.-THE Terre
Haute Car and Manufacturing Company made
an assignment this afternoon to II. J. Baker.
The liabilities are s19l, ,165. with an additional
SS4.6O7 OF what is denominated contingent
the comp!etion Of contracts for work whicn.
Il is expected. the court. will order
done. The assets nre placed at $500. .OS22.
S11O.0OO for stock on hand. The remainder
consists Of bills receivable. The assignment
the i'm IN edate cause being. the failure OF
Post. Martin y Co. car trust brokers OF New
York. to fulfil their contracts with the com.
ears on hand. All the liabilities are for boz
rowed onry The company has been pros
porous and has enlarged the capacity OF the
works during the past few years.
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A Th....YenRola Killed by a Trolley "a

Three-year-old Loretta Kearns, while play
ing last evening in the street in front of her
home at 675 Fifth avenue. Brooklyn. was
struck by trolley car Al Of the Fifth avenue
line and instantly killed. The motorman. w.
DrlscoIl and the conductor. Thomas Duvall.
were arrested.
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The knnsns SnE- Depo~it and Savings Bank
Closes Its Doors.


KANSAS CRY. July 1.-THE Kansas Safe De-
posit and Savings Bank. capitalized at $780,
600 and supposed to lie one OF the strongest
institutions OF its kird in tho State. failed to
open its doors this morning. notice posted
oil the door said that the bank had assigned
las, nieht to Walter ]. Bates and W. d. Nc
Leod. and that the latter had tax en- 30 session.
The assets " the concern are given as S2.OoO.-
600 and tho liabilities S1.7O.UOn But little
excitement was caused by the failure. and It is
not anticipated that 1t will affect Kansas City
Institutions. The bank will so out OF business
after winding up Its affairs. The assignees
assert that they know nothing OF the present
condition Of the hank. and that correct state
ment Will not be Forthcoming for three or four
days.
The failure will cause some trouble among
its depositors, though 1t is probable they will
be paid in full. This Is the bank on which two
runs were started recently and stopped by en-
forcing the thirty day clause. Later. when
matters had. apparently 1uieted down. the
bank demanded ninety days, notice before the
withdrawal Of deposits. This was the first
sgu OF weakness. The assignment was made
owing to rapidly maturing paper. which the
directors know they could not m eet.
Since the recent run the bank has been
crowded daily. The bank had over ten thou
sand depositors. Every effort was made to
avert the assignment. and the Clearing House
was generous in its aid.
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snlendid stock Of ladies' nne Russia leather OK.
ford tics tennis and summer shOes Broad way and
3oth st. ". ~. LEr. Per npany-Adr.
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SoMERvILLE. July 11.-To-day Calvin Corle.
the President Of the Somerset County Bank.
made a statement. The deposits last Friday.
when the bank closed it's doors. amounted to
Sl+0.OOO: cash on hand. Sl5. 900: money bor
rowed by bank. S55. 900. Notes amounting to
$4,000 were sent 10 New York. The bank
owes $1,000 to correspondent banks outside
Of New York city. The bank holds Pidcocks
paper to the amount OF SS4. 600. Five thou
sand dollars was paid on this account one
week age; The whole amount OF the directors G
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Take the catsknn Limited, every Saturday. via New
York Central and Otis EleVAtinG RAILWAY. FAltess
time to the mouutAins.-Adr.
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Before breakfast Brono SsltZer
Acts As u brAcer--trlsl bottle 10 ctS-Ads.
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Mi-s waahburn VIII Christsn the Minne-
anaIln

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE Messrs. Cramp
have decided to launch the protected cruiser
Minneapolis on Aug. II. Miss Washburn.
daughter Of Senator Washburn OF Minnesot ota'
has been selected by secretary Herbert to Off,
ciate at the christening.
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the American Exchange National Bank on
note of 7. II. Warner & Co. which Mr.. Warner
endorsed.
Judgment for S3T,GT4 was entered against
John /. Mason of 40 Nassau street. in favor
of Cyrus Detwiler on Judgment obtained In
Trenton on Nov. D. 1871, Tor SlO.3ID.