The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-13
,or;es of Resolutions
ADOPTED.
.;rT Of THE CITY PRESS
ri! Rise from Her Ashes

| ri, Rise from Her Ashes.
. . u..ober l2.-The eighty
/ @s, already lying in ghasily
4. tie Mor!ue, the two long
4 nj names Of tie missing in this
4 -. uper, the churches and
1 s.s,,. crowded still with halt
4 rsyrip- women and children
. reminders Of the calamity
4 ole horrors no words will ever
a :,J describe.
\ ,:.rs in the morEue were most
/ = the north side, and it is but
lain only a small portion OF the
rao were caught in the raging
/ a,.ars aud utterly consumed.
1 ,..ener on Yesterday held in
/. IN ,iX.y.foUr of these bodies,
r..iy Of which were recognizable.
e-e vas that Of Henry }. I'LL
e tanker, the finding OF whose
r.s mentioned yesterday. The
/. VS. OF a man named Peter
The body OF the man who
.S'tl into a large water main,
:, "a zed a. that OF Mr.. Aleckson,
a: No. 81 Milwaukee avenue.
trruty bodies Of those secured
! .sea rom the easements Of two
-. on the north side near Chicago
>:j;.e Yesterday morning.
Ur.irfcommiitee was thoroughly
!; ucrin f. Moore being elected
.'. T.. +. HotchkisS, Secretary;
lH, \. Gage, Treasurer. The
+ Tee met, in connection with the
laci. and voted that all monies
te received by the single hand Of
:. Cia-e Treasurer, and disbursed
- ,:.uature ofthe President and
r ~ aud used by the Auditing
- sub committees were ap,
r.: in every department, and it is
..., tia, very thorough work is be-
: aG h>hed in receiving and dis
.!Eurp!ies. Probably forty
md people were fed yesterday BY
.,nls, oners, and provisions are
IN from all directions. j. W.
Q has General charge OF receiving
-. aud - c. Gibbs has charge OF
.1.j.;ion. q. ". Pullman and
Fa.rbank were in charge OF the
min: supply depot on the south
Hry. Robert Collier and John
o.: the north side, and MesS.s.
and Markham on the west.
adjourned meeting Of the bank
"rs OF Chicago vas held this
: al No. jl5 Wabash avenue.
.ret.n- was called to order bv w.
,Hau-h, President OF the Union
al Bank. as chairman. The
Tee on Resolutions, consisting
.omon Smith, President Mer-
: Savings Loan and Trust Co. ;
!. C,albaugh, President Union
2al Bank; B. B. Blair, President
aa.'> National Bank j. S. Ram
P,r,Ilen, Commercial Exchange
National Bank; L. B. Sidway OF
Savings Institution; j. j. Pierce,
.vil Tuird National Bank; j. y.
.@,a. President Merchants Ma
3tnk; L 0. Gage, CASHIER OF
; National. reported The follow
buttons. which were unanimous
P.,i:
aaEENS, Oar city has been visited
ht,Ation in extent and destruc-
D. rr,p;riy scarcely equaled in the
..'y OF the word; and,
-EEEls, The banks have suffered
. a. severely a. tue business COM
y Generally, feel that il TO a peace
80. .,s,;ae4t oi our affairs they can
d her liabilities in tu.l, while
a.smP; on the part Of other banks
'-c mlne .ia'e payment from their
H. o' any ei1ct by the. depositors
ai.i a 'orcib,e settlement from the
= "o1.i augment and intensity the
''eai ruin aud desolation which
500 -. therefore,
~, In2t the banks Of this city
zen i9r business as soon as pos
:'yinc due notice Of time and
.. 'Aa! they will pay an immediate
''Nent oi not more than fifteen
7tI III the case OF aLy individual
=, ,''i " Il continue to pay add
- .a>iaI!ments as fast as their as
~ ,&iIc!ously be made available
'+r'F e"llre liabilities are LOU!
. .' 'el0., in their opinion, an ad
a-e u the entire community to fur
, reasonable accommodation to sur
commercial interests, which
inevitably perish without such
',.,*.!, That until the respective
10. ana bankers can examine theil
-, aIl condition, and be in a situa
- submit a statement to the publ,
-. .e>uTe active business, it is recon-
,.,s' =. That the Presidents, with tn
~, -. v''icrs OF the respective inst itu
h. br. receive and pay out deposits an
.roI y'uess as trustees for their custom
!, ~ - OHeers, signing a declaration
Icy Icy are such. The temporar
.nsss, ~ ~ the new banking bushes
B,,'Iea B'ea at their respective banks.
i, 'sa, .i,r, That the savings banks Q
~ And corporation having saving