davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-09-24
CANADA.
Further Arrest OF Fenians-SuspIcfoux
PefSons 10 be Closely Watchet-uon-
dillon OF the Bank OF Uppcr Canada.

Further Arrest OF Fenians-SuspIcfoux
PerSons TO be Closely ygatchetf-uon-
dillon OF the Bank OF Upper Canada.
TonoSTo. c. ", September es-This evenings
Vdssg 1RttgrGrh says Government circular las
been Issued to county attorneys and police ma-is-
tFatee1 insFuct1ng them to make a seixurr of ali
arms IN the Possession Of parties stheycorsidee
eefons to the public peace, and thst ali peTsona
suoMn OF suspected or having connection Win lie
F,n1hns be vigorously prosecuted.
InfeS remains were committed to-day 10 faIl.
aud list OF scyer1l hundred names, lncludine
come well Known residents Of the city, Is now ii
the hands Of policeman. and vigorous inquiry Is
oeanf made by policemen and good detectives
n9W IN the city. From Ibis time forward eyerT
railroad train arriving viii be watched and eus-
not satisfactorily explained, they vsiI be COM
mltte0 70 lai. A meeting Of magistrates il now
n session al the Mayors on1ce, City Hall. for
ne tro, pIqsp1se ~ ~ Of ,establishtng night pa.
kno"T feehol5ess, hoateholders under the stas-
The week, a1d certain number patrol tbeir res
pecuye wards every night. The chief Of po1fca
mas peiltioned The police commissioners for IN
creased force. ~ N
The election Of eoadjntor Bishop of the Church
q England, after nu1abcr OF days. hsl1o!fuv
nnaily resulted in the selection Of Atrhdeacant
Bethune. OF Cohonrr
The Bank Of Upper Canada fssued csrrular to-
Gay, notifying depostors that they WI tf mid In
notes ot thc hank, aud the bank will receive nav
ment of dtssounied notcs In bills OF The sn.ucni-
ed bank The bills rre selling ut si1ty 10 eishtv
cents on the dollar. eA-'
, 1866-09-24

We have RETAINED from making any COM
ments on the failure Of Harvey Doolittlc, or
t1e PRODUCERS Bank, two names for one
thinE,) until the status Of the institution
Should be fully nsccrtafned Yesterday af.
tcrnoon u careful, though not critical cx-
animation Of the books Of the concern, was
made by IN experienced accountant, and the
Developments thus made throw considerable
light on the manner in which a wildcat
banking institution may be run with profit
to Its manager That the s'Produccrs' Bauk,,
was purely wildcat concern, established for
the express purpose Of defraudiug the public.
there can be no doubt. The President never
could remember the amount of its capita1
stock At one time 1t WAS 500, 1000, nraiu
$780, at another time s5o, 900, and at the
last interroeatory 1t was ascestained to be
only S5,n0- A careful examination Of the
books Of the concern reveals the startling
iaet that 1t had no capital. In the ledger
was nm cntry-Capital stock, 500, 600, but
Careful research developed the fact that this
amount was composed Of four notes of
Ssa,oo each. said TO be signed BY three Doc.
htties and ono Talcott, but said notes cannot
bc found, and there is no evidence to show
that they ever existed. In order to
gatn start, circulation must be had. A
few thousand dollars worth of bonls-no
doubt boHowcd-wcre deposited with tl,c
Slate Auditor, and q circulation or a few
thousand dollars was readily obtained. This
was the hrst step. The next was to obtain
dcposltors. Country bankers we're offend
six per cent fos their daily balances, cxch,nc,
at par and the express charges paid both
ways on all currency rctuIttancce. A c.w
parsimon1ous banks in the interior took the
bait. They deposited and arc now left TO
whistle for their money. The next stcp was
to galn the confidence Of the c,tv
banks. This was secured by an Ingenious
though expensive mode, but in the end a
sole'aoly we'll paying one. Mr.. Doolittle
SOD sight~draits- on New York In large
amounts. The next day he would buy teic-
glaphfc c1change on that city, and when his
olils were presented, they were Of course
promptly honored. Before tho time ap-
preached for his coup d'ttat, It became ueces-
sary to make sworn statement Of tho con.
dition of the "Bank'' TO be deposited In The
office OF the State Auditor. Thls was
easily done. With the utmost cooluess
statement was prepared and sworn to by
Mr.. Doolittle, to the effect that the capita,
stock Of the bank was el00, 900, and that In
dependent Of tho discounts, there we're
enough available cash assets to pay OF every
dollar of Indebtedness to dcpositors and bill
holders' In fact, It WAS q glt-edged state.
, 1866-09-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Military Appointments Subscriptions
to The Lincoln Monument Fund
Release OF Military Prisoners Tho
Late Frost-Flre.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1tbune.l
SPutsaT1Hp. ILL.,, September y.
John E. Smith, Of Galens, 1ats Brigadier Gene
raj OF Illinois Volunteers, has been sppoIntc Col
oncl Of the Twenty Regiment Of United
states Infantry. luther s. Ames, late Captain Of
The Fourth Regiment Of Illinois volunteers. has
been appointed Second Lieutenant az Siytnenth
Regiment United stAtes infantry.
The Treasurer Of the Monument Association r.
solved to-day Ea60.75 in aid Of tds Fund Or this
amount $s31.5o was received from General 2.
l!uthes3oEd q Washiug1or+ Agent OF the Asso-
c1annn, and $t8e from the First Methodist Sab
oa1h school, Of Patterson, New Jersey.
CapIaln r. Gardener, now serving at Vicks-
PIT DssE hss 5sen appointed captsin In one Of th
By order Of the Secretary of War, the ruex-
ptted sentence Of the General Court Martial. In
The cases Of the following enlisted men Of the
IwetNh luinole Cavalry, now In confinement at
Fort Jefferson, Florida. arc rcmlted, ThoY Will
be relea.ed and furnished transportation home
Pr1sates Wm. ". Jones, Company A. W II. Full
ION, COMPANY Il; Louis Pa1kay, Company z;
Joeeph Henderson, Company L; BeuJ. Lo1gueker.
company I; John s. Mead, Company II.
Aost OF the corn In this section, except the ltts
planted, T. beyond injury by most Nolnjury va 8
oone oy the 1ate atoat here.
a nne cottage house. belonging to SheriR L. P,
GtMton. situated about one mile from tho State
aonse, was ontned Last night A portion Of tho
tMtnit1Ie r. ,Tas saved. Loss about 81 900. Insured
, 1866-09-24

;, ER General Wright, Of Georgin, wrote to
the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle from the Phila-
de,phia Convention that he had met there
General Custer, whom he licked out Of his
boots In Vireinia. The Rochester D<mocro,
suggests that Custer is now ahead, however,
as at Philadelphia he ''lickedn Wright and
the other rebels, "boots', and all.
, 1866-09-24
N0Ck RIVER METHODIST
!. CONFERENCE,
saturdaS'z PToceedinsH-RepoFt Pre-.
senIcd-Addfess and RESOLUTIONS ON
the Stale cfGhe Country.

saturdays Pxoceedtngs-Report Pre-
sen1cd-Address and Resolutions or,
inc Stale Of the Country.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tdbune.1
OTTAWA, ILL.,, septe.e:a~as-s
Conference met with religious derotions a.
usual.
The New FORK Book Concern zepostcd assets at
&663o0n, and profits at IA eco; New FORK Uni-
seFslty, assets f4s9, 900. Referred to the Commit.
tee On Education.
Several gentlemen were recommended for Dea-
coma orders. Revs. Samuel II. GrifBh and ]. c.
1n1m1s were elected rs Local Elders.
Ihs Committee On Southern Work reported with
iae q tsowehip % His s the sonihefn a9a haa
with the late AfFiean Church in ,has region. A'''
Al It's conclusion the Conferences resolved,
Flint, To prosecute The nitsionazT work South
seeead. NJ our Bishops b requested to call
resent TO him the pcrila and fndIeuiiies to which
onr people have been subjected, ind to 4sk, and
psStu'y eoeF Seind r f.. then ptesscon ie
r. ~ SS!sR devoted .Pa
st hem T. n e os9 ssaas p1sars as I'D
a. iar a possible strengthen their bonds
Committees On aeyera1 topics, reported, none
went into this much needed reform, and resolved
'hft PHI snsy Te9S DO o,s anne .
remarks on he dui5 Of Ch1istians. IN Chicago md
elsswhsse TO- redeem opr nation, threatened
D.. Hitchcock addressed the Conferences On The
tl.eronehly. The zpeaEer showed lhst ths p1ieo
asa9, esa 9s aP1Ss q e. e eenniies % on
a:RaS ae e ssi T
nxroRr on Iax STATE Or 7ux oopz7nI..
, 1866-09-24

E Tie Chicago Tins has been enlarged,
and Aas adopted the quarto form. It has al.
SO moved Into Its new and commodious
building on Dearborn street, and provided
Itself with six cylinder press. 1t estimates
It's own value at saoo, 900, as We learn from
the impecunlons members Of tho johnson
party who have been trying to buy it.
Whether it is worth sao0, Goo to any political
party We very much question. That 1t is
worth that amount in business point Of
view Is quite probable. The Ii,a<s claims
now to DC the largest paper in the city. This
Is IN error In arithmetic, Us anybody can 49,
certain by measuring 1t with the TRIBUNE,
Which Is larger than the 1inses by two loue
columns s
, 1866-09-24

Iowa Orphans Homo. Moving iashines-
Wotlks mower, E. Bull, Canton, Ohio; hose
p!S,stau po,wsts 70. stacking, J. Wallace. Keakmk !;
aud nursery plants, ]. ". CLARK, Iowa city. Iows:
EptInlng machine sizrEett & Beatty, ,ChIca 70; opcn
pitcher, r: J. Upton, Cedar Rapids, lows: i:
hsnd-ioom, z. c: naTt., Terre Hauie7 IND: csne
Mul. Clasks utter, Rockford, H.; hand com
planter, g1 p. g. UmPhle5s. oskaloosa; horse. lay
fork, Elliott d Thompson, Birmingham, IoWs:
innn1ng-mf11s and grain separator, JAMES Wool
These awards have boen made in addition To
ye1! pleasant. and large crowds have been in II
tendance; Bolh otaeels, society aud e1hIbl:ors
deserve tho greatest credit for TIC spirit thsY have
atanecS. Financially, but mol Otherwise, The lii
, 1866-09-24
EUROPE.
BY Late Foreign Mail - Conscr1ptaa

BY Late Foreign mail = Conacrfufad
American Citizens Released, etc,
NEw YonK, September "A New York 7iue,,
correspondent a Frankfors.on.the-Ma!n says. !.
~ .,SoSsnor Wr5sht, oaE Minister 4. Berlin, and
Frankfort; nsde visit few days ago 10 stutt.
east & and CsEisEuhe 70 see about the eonscriplion
o. e9me American citizens In the armies OF Wnr-
natuinllked, and srere on siatt 10 their aged "a
Ients. when they weEc arrested aud put ID fhe
Washington had instructed ue Minister n BcT.
IN 10 examine tntn the case, and demand their
felease II TIC facts were as reported Thei. mis-
tion .n We amended with complete success. One Of
HSal Of the Governor and Nj. Murphy, and lie
other wss ordered to be released at once b1 ihc
Minister Of War at Wurtemhurc, - 49,
"Hon- Amos Kendall called at the United Sta.es
consulate Generals Office In Frankfort, Septem.
ner 4th BE was tn GOOD health, and is Making.
Al his advanced age, 4 tour Of Europe"
, 1866-09-24
FROM MADISON,

departure OF Delegates for PIttabursh-
The Frost Of Thursday and Friday
Revenue Appointments.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1fbune.1
MADISON, Wis, September ~.
1he Dane County Delegation to the Pittsburgh
soldiess' Convention LEFT to-day, carrying with
them the veteran war cagle - Old Ahe''
inc Ifogt Last night was the severest yet expe-
5teneed, and hns about dnIehed the corn on low
LANDS. damaging all morn or less. except on the
npe. -S'" "A7
The uasoA Announces the appointment Is Az.
e1stant Assessora In this District Of Captsi s. ".
= BotS1n1 Madison; .. D. Scott Watertowu; ".
4. Taylor. Southwest District, Dane County, and
Ma>or = Leo Bell, Lodi District, Columbia County.
AZ OF democratic antecedents but one.
, 1866-09-24
INDIANA POLITICS.

The Joint Discussion Between Speaker
Coiiax and Dave Turpie-Thc Cop.
perhead Doctrine UnpaIatable.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbuue.1
crown PoNr, Ind. September ss22-7:40 p. N,
The Joint discussion between Speaker Collar
and Hon. D. Tarpfc here to-day was a grand til
tnmph io5 Repuhlicanism. There was at least dye
meeting ever held In Lake County. Coffnx was
greeted sreStsd With warm round after round of
Ing. while Thrpie failed to cIfcii =
single cheer. saye from then and there d SOLITARY
man. His whole speech abounded In mIsreprt-
mems pEcjudiees. At1cast nineteen.tweatteths Or
Tho audience were Kepublfcsns, aud who fnirly
fent tho AZ at the cl0so with cheer after cheer for
Colta1 and the Radical Congress. s'
Lttlc Lake ia good for 1000 majority to eustatu.
CoHax and the Hadical Congress.
, 1866-09-24
FROM NEW YORK.

Cholera Report Horrible Traeedy-A
workman Shoots his Employer and
subsequently Commits Sufcidc-The
0tero murdeFers-The TurC-Foun-
dcrcd at Sen.
,hfse E 5s,,Ss x,SonK segtsber ssseyen and
to-day. and in Brooklyn ak fatal cases Of choiern
are reported, and eight from dysentery.
a dreadful tragedy occurred this morning III the
tEo Italians named Peter FuIuan1 and A1exander
eaas in te ~ as1E Na rs 9f ER
pee 9een an excellent artist. Furnanl was about get
ting out plaster -ofpaTis cast Of Madame Ristorf.
Mhleh ,,i,saa,.1s,. be WAS an1ious % hare finished
the present Excitement This naosnine uri. H.
n. VIC @ "a "a at woFk on the model, DID not
Funani, who asked tSs workmar: what lie eI meant
By not coming there undt that hour. Urini entity
answered that he would come to work When he
pe9 p1easea Ihis a led LED 70 an angry Ietott from tho
quarrel. FunanL Who was large aud poWertai
man. advanced towards Urini, Who was much
s poeKst ara ea dnf1s fhs SaI Sa
took effect IN The left breast Of Funaul. He raj
TO the floor, and some friends removed him to hIs
residence, No. 146 Elm street
Urinl, q SOON IS be had nred the shot, fed to
shot himself and instantly s1pifrd. '1N ~
Eutnanfs wound Is considered morto1,
The steamship BOrGssfn, which arrived here 1,st
evening, nom southampton On the 1sih, bsinss
2,Gos, ,s44 hnncs In specie.
The steamer Herman sailed for Europe with
f{,6oo IN treasure, "A"1@
+ New fo1S. September s2-Ihe otero murder.
ers, Gonzales and pe1licicr, made pxrtial COMES
sion Last Night. At the Raymond street Jaii, in
btook1{n, u which they charge Vtele with having
planned lta murder, furnished the dagcers Aua
ra1or3 that were used, and with having been The
Principal actor In the scene which closed The life
1l Oteto Their only desire appears to be TO i've
long enonch to see jnstiee done to VIe1e.
by computation It has been shown that the ysr-
1ons etEcet railroads in this city have for the ar
months ending June g0th, 1850, received IN IIecxl
pront Of $50, ,600 BY charging each passenger IL
cent?: !ns.ea! u dFc and one-cighth cents, ~ Is
= 1este1dsy match against time came OF ou The
ashton Course. which created considerable IN
feresf among The friends Of the respective parties.
3do n; F. Huntss backed bis gts{h horse 70 Tot
pretty brisk. time being the Avortte at &lOD 10
$s3. Ihe grey Eotted the distance easily In 2.iL
and odeEs 70 back him to trot tho mile In .S7 were
not accepted.
At tho Union Coutse yesterday. a trottrnu
match between Bull Run and Leo, came of miIe
heats, best three In i've, 10 harness, Bali Run
lost the fsst heat. but won The three succeeding
ones. Time, e:41. 9:43H1f, s..s7,f aud a:aS4.
Inc Edinburgh Stofsm6n ssy1:
"A bottle. bearing the following despatch. I'm.
picked np On Sunday last, at stam's Castle, Abcr-
"shIp city orSew York, sailed the cth o, De-
ccmbeF, with cargo Of cotton, bound for Canton
=, went out Of her eou1so On JAnua1y 13-boats ali
going down. '
'1signea) Gzonar ADAxz, Carpenter.''
, 1866-09-24
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A Fight With the RobbeEx-Arrest ap
11.f L.

A Fight with the Robberx-Arrest and
Prompt Work by a Justice.
NEw foaK, September ea-A New York III
onne, fishki11, ". X, special says: "About eight
Vas set apon BY five desperadoes, near he dtnn,
of 'ss PIsS spRsd S Of IT. s!e6nE md
fans. were obacIyed On The {erry boat rosne to
Newbusg, when Justice Phillips, with othets. a.
iemgaed o, t. srrest them; general nght ensaed.
9oanns whleh one q them escaped The other
Charles Mitchell, Frank Wilson and John Camp
beu. were secured. Jnattee Fhinfpa Immediately
examination committed the men to the Duchees
County Jail. to await the action OF The Grand
SSn5y, my on charge q highway robbery They len
en.ed, in tho Poughkeepsie tIain.N go
, 1866-09-24
THE SOUTHERN lOYAlJSTs

Their Arrival In Cinclnnati-Grand
Turnout OF the Light
Troccaaton Three Mile. Long-WeI-
coming Speech by Hon. Aaron r.
EerrT-Rrlcf Speeches by General
Thomas, Senator Fowler, OF Tcaucx.
sees and dOthers-A Few Of tho Soldier,
Mottocs.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T.ibune.1
CNcIsNAT1, September q.
The Southern Loyalfsts reached this city at four
o'clock this afternoon from Cleveland. and III
met Al Loycland Station, on the Little Miami RI.
road, twenty-five ml!cs from this city, By uon.
Ben. Egclestop, and conducted 10 The depok
where they weEc met by the Committee OF Rcccp.
ton. and thence TO the Burnett House. vher,,
rooms were prepared for them.
The formal reception took plsee In tho Court
street Market place, and the speech Of welcome
was delivered By Aaron r. Perry, = prominent
memoe1 o. tne Cincinnati bat. and distinguished
Tor his patriotism and loyalty daring The war
The Stand was Illuminated By p1aumoth star
OF sas 5es, and canopied by gothic arch con-
poeed q American nsgs. On the stand appeared
MY Msayor W1ifiash, T. 1. Hayden, President of he
sVs of ,Ss } nsn pst9e Rsa
shal; Henry Kcsslcr, Member Of tie Honse n
hep.cseuiativcsi Edgar coniling. Esq, II. B.
pIoainsnt clizens s nd i,Sn iavye1s aaa ans other
,;. lne speechea " response to the reception were
Listened 60 Win ne wrspt interest that has char
aes1y Y 's and mess
radical fn sentiment aud naoet scyesc Ii condeuo-
csllsa on, or ~ hrc hroc and s anthot
mated at from IG,0Ito o,ooO peopie' M no,T91h.
standing an exeeedingly chilly atnosphe1o, which
6as fusceeded onz recent hcasy rains, II 1em.Insd
-. 1he ies.nse ot Inc Eeceptfoa was 4 t,emenaou.
fSSnImSna SeIgasad q General Thoma. Ioans fo.@cl
, 1866-09-24

The New York World says that The Herald
has got to be as radical d Republican paper
MS the Tribune. 1t adds: "But now that
the Herald has gone back to its old Rcpub.
licanism. VIC can do the public morals q ser
vice without being suspected Of sinister
motive, That service is to entoiu upon every
Republican to buy the Tribune and read that,
and to refuse to buy the Hfrald at any price.
me same political doctrines are taught In
both, but the Tribune holds Its principles in
sincerity, and advocates them because il
really believes the country will be better for
adopting them. The Herald advocates them
because 1t thinks their advocacy will pay
because 1t imagines they arc likely to sue.
, 1866-09-24

ne future. Hls speseh, though short, wss able
sna e!oan snd the old war horse was wafmiy
sphIenoed. The exercises closed with music.
everybody hers is On tha broad grin about tho
91ax 99p psfsSatsd e. ~ By se%e y.g q the Chicago
n1na1ed people In haf1-ail The rest IL sheer
, 1866-09-24
CALIFORNIA.

oregon House Of Representatives. Rat1-
lies the Constitutional Amendment
Arrival Of Specie. dc.
SAN FRANC1eco, September "a Salem, Ore
fon. despatch last night 1aYs: sThe Rouae passed
'ns r. toEsttunonsl Amcndmeut-syes, rs; nays, Il,
csded In favor Of two citing Union men,
pilne me steamer e. Sierra M Nevada, from Columbia
:, The Board OF Harbor CommIssiouers adoptea
me plan 70 construct Eea walls for The projection
ota portion of San Francisco harbor 1t 4 cost oi
, 1866-09-24
the aLLIANCE pECL1NED

| .1udre sco,os A. =. s.sl "neu tne venerable e.-
rort ,a,ass1. -. ptesent eoliector OF this
IT, ,s,. aa:, a5ou'neu enS Jonnson ciub, on Thurs
r":xe'e,as s e'snauS ahst, nc was approached by a
nronosad ,nst ~. -, .as ... a'nes Demoeracy' who
sunnort ~ ti,o aS,,,,,1,. @ pates uni.e tof ihe
Jut3oc viii, t,,a a,a,,,.,. , atu lnat Inc
arc mart or IL. y 49,. "pa sra9ny which
d;otea ~. o,,,a. m Aa1nle, indignantly Fcpu-
s,o.r tho, nH ', ,na 1o,...a nc saia, SO runs the
cruts and ,,od W. ,o,aaa meu were not Demo-
Democratic nor+r 90 ~ a.osa.,. W stoeA IN tae
and thc 1ohrsan 1,..,. 80 ~ Meecn1 organized.
o031,,to x.,.,, a .,.s. Sluo " s1lcago would not
, 1866-09-24

C0HEfeead0nR1 Nom1nnfIonH,
NEW York, September ea.-Hon. Henry c, Mur-
ply Ia been nominated for Congress Ii The Sec.
PHILADELPHIA. Bcptember za-E. q, Enioht
has been nominated BY tho Republican, for Con-
Eress in the First District. ava ""1"
HAHlusBuRo. Pa, September 22-Geo. C. MI
ler vas dominated for Congress BY tho I2epubli-
, 1866-09-24
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Another Riot ImmIucnt-Arre8t OF
fIack-Dr1rcEs, Etc.
new YoRK, September IA HenalTs. New
Orleans special says: Another not u imminent
now being mustered out, and they are very Hot.
ous, threatening the lives of their otears, and 10
OF the Eighty second to-day informed CHIEF oS
fnlica Adams 0f the cnntemp1Atcd attaek, ond
asked for the closing Of all the Erng ahops In Ms
-netghhcrhood. Gsae'A Sheridan has promised
, 1866-09-24

E General Baird has been relieved from
duty In New Orleans, and ordered to the De-
partmeut Of the Lakes He told too much
truth. For the. ssmo reason General Terry.
WIS ordered to Utah. .--5.7-,. ,..r:s'
, 1866-09-24

Colonel R. g. Ingcrson md Hon. J. D.
Ward VIII speak ut Arcola on Monday, Qc-
, 1866-09-24

Here the muket WIS qu1et 1t 1i3a. ~
w1e nominal At 130@ls3.
Governments were \ shade Oh Il 4e.
day. The long Sizes sold 1t 1lIx-a
Il. FiTe-Twentiea nf "a wcre + oa ::
Issues were unehaDged- Teu-Fostis v ]
At yesterdays quotation. The sevu-T
e1hed x throughout. Hare tic make,
and eakier, We quotes A.
, 1866-09-24

A~AAsA *t-ss+<s . > A4Srt
Tie above exhibit III true. which
was not}. represents the s.bank'' ass
douEtshing condition aud mana
than ordinary prudence. Its indr
cordtug 10 the above, was ouly E1T
available ssseb @s6a, 73t.G. Even
should have proved total loss, thsS
enough 10 pay its debts and le17s.
<isrs'6. This is one side Of the ~
the other. x
A careful. though not tcsitfcal exsm,e
boots Of The institution, nadc To-. :
pelent accountant gives the follortu(
L1A0HIuIs,
, 1866-09-24
4V&atss4ss....
lAHKT4
n - A.
L&N.,
30Nt.

49, %A'S AAA"4A4AEU ME- 14Cl40e GG CNpfl
It Is customary for bank statements Il =
tAis manner, not because the tpsodr
waa Indebted to the stockholders 10 IL
In fact, the stockholders owed the tsru
notes for their indebtedness. hut The
found, and some ore uncharitablc en
tlat they were never given
tell the truth, prcsent
would seem to indicate thsaxhe I
Is the correct ono. Ont Of fu1r$sso
there seems 10 be three DoolIttles. ~
one E. B. Taleo.s, a mythical indy.
nobody knows. aad who is suppt
"aowu East" Tic amount due Ii
The morning OF the 18th instant, va
and due 10 banks aud bankers $53. =,
last amount Includes the drafts On Il
change Bank Of New York,S
had sold On Monday md VA
to several partia-hg aggregate
NS,W0. These have stncs bee,
and returned With the endorsement ~
Vow We come to the assets, and A..
Array" It Is- In the dsst p}acc We ha
hand S1d1.@. On Monday- Doo1i,tlo
some 81, COO by the sale Of Exchange
at the time knew, and could moi het-
to be fadaleut- Els daily balance !.
hRrt informed him thas he hsd :
In New York. aud the question nr
has become OF The proceeds cf Z,
York ExchauseFr There Ia .
OF It's having passed out Of his !
lese Is but one answer 10 the qm
Doolistle has appropriated this money
private uses, md ia order to tall with : 8
he was guilty OF tho baeest lalseho4
ueauest kind Of frand. One OF te4fc,
change which he negotiated was Gin
ment Of balance due By him. and >
asked II It would be protected in Nj
most emphatically asserted that bel
In that city, and that The ds
be paid On presentation. II has )
tested. The discount line aggregates
Sa0o Of the paper CANNOT be fouli
ALTO been appropriated by the p.
president ashieF, directors and 81
Harvey Doolituet This etateHeg
agree with the one in which he .aii'f
count lines fooled up somo SJ&ea
spoke The truth whnr ta a.s1zd
more than his sreseEycs- g.
Taking out the doubtful Items, VI
the asse1s OF the bank foot up fi.f
viii pay bis creditors about &C on Il
Il understood that for somo time pa,
little has been actively engaged In doir..
exchange busincss, in which The telre
used 10 large extent. The p1ompt i Z