The New York herald., 1871-10-13
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No Renewal Of The Tire---The City
Tranquil---Sheridan in Control.
AMONG THE RUINS.
A Smculderins City-Dis!ricts Without Wall
Standing-Ths Bodies in the Ruins
Searching for the Dead-Vhe
B-ulds Of The Fire.
Brick vs., Stone.
SEVENTY BODIES IN TIE M0RGyE.
An Awful Spectacle
Crowds Elocking to Tden-
tify the Corpses.
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Business Reviviug- Newspapers Re-
appearing-Chicago Hopeful
Creditors Merciyus.
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Relief Coming from All
Quarters.
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Relief Coming from all
Quarters.
ssGud Bless the NobHe-Esear.e,l
People OF tsse Vovla.o

CHICAGO Oct. 12-11 A. NJ
There was 40 renewal Of the fires last night and
nothing occurred TO dlsiRrb the city.
General Sheridan has complete control, and conf.
ocnoe Is full, restored.
AT a meeting OF the various committees from
other cities last evening the following
APPEAL 70 COMMERCIAL MEN AND CAPITALISTS
OF the Uniica States was adopted:-
After careful survey OF the unparalleled Gala
miiy, win tie evidences before Us OF overwhelming
losses, innd ldl suffering and the pressing neces.
sues OF the case VIC pray car fellow citizens es.
peciaiiy those having business relations with
CHICAGO WHOSE ESTFRPRTSE ASO ENERGY
rave conferred houor on the American people, 10
sustain ,hCe business In TINS hour of trial. Their
Taianlly j. great Extend TO them generous libe-
rair.y by compromise; ana eXtens ons, and the
largest lossi!le advances Of money so that the
cesoiAied districts rebuilt aad Its greatness re-
established.
.nE coIrsE ~ THE WATER MAJS RECoaSIzEp
The boly Of lac man who crawied into the water
main has been recognized as that OF A. Lec9son OF
81 Milwaukee, avenue.
TWENTY BODIES
were taken lrom the Easements OF two buildings on
the north stac, near Chicago avenue Bridge.
THE RELIEF COMMITTEE
is now thoroughly organized, with o. L. Moore
President, and David A. Gage Treasurer. The COM
miftee met IN conjunction with the Council. and DC.
clded that al money should be received by David A.
Gage. city Treasurer. Probably
roRrY THOUSAND PEOPLE WERE FED yEsrERpY
Provisions arc still coming IN IRON all directions
J. W. Preston las general charge OF the receiving OF
supplies
An ADJOURNED MEETING or TUE BANKERS
or Chicago was held this morning A committee
was appointed 10 draft resolutions. which CON
sisted OF y Smith, President OF the Merchants Loan
and Trust COMPANY, and others.
The following resolutions were reported and
unanimously adopted
Whereas this CITY has been visited by connagra.
non scarcely equalled IA the history OF the worlJ:
whereas the banks have suffered az severely as the
business community generally we feel that II LEFT 10
apeace.u, adjustment OF their affairs they can
PAY ALL LAsIITJEs ~ TuLL,
while any attempt OH TIE part of banks to force i'm
mediate payment IRON their debtors would aug
IHent and intensity Tie widespread ruin and desola
lion which is upon us be 1t
Resolved That the banks OF ,nIs city viii open for
business as soon as possible. giving due norice or
Time aud place; that tey Will pay Immediate install.
ments to not more than
FIFTEEN FER CENT
ia The case OF any Individual bank, and Will con-
tiIue 10 ray addo2al nsiaiments as fast as assets
he made available, unfll the entire Liabilities are
iquidated. II beng an advantage 10 the community
TO reserve portion OF their cash assets TO furnish
accommodations TO surviving commercial interests.
We condition ma ie public that the Presidents and
Dhcr officers receive ana pay out deposits trus.
Resolved, That the BANKERS form permant or.
fsni2ation for the purpose OF d2yIsing means TO
meet tue exigeDcies upon US.
Resolved, That The overwhelming generosity OF
the world ns our eyes with tears. Our nearts are
too iull 10 express the gratitude that weiis III the
bosom OF every inhaonant We can onlg say
~op HESS THE EoBLE-HEARlED PEOPLE OF THE
ana spare them from such calamity
DIR. rEEAR,
well known physician, was not suTocatet, as sup
posed.
The Franklin Insurance Company OF Philadelphia
suners a loss Of 100000. They send word that they
viii paJ in full.
The report that the Union National Bang hal lost
It's money, papers, &c, is untrue.
A large number OF wholesale merchants are en-
,ering temporary quarters on Lake Park, drecdy
on tic Lake front.
LrPEAL TO MAsoxs
The Masonic Relief Committee VIII issue n call N
tue fraternity To send money and c!oghiug 10 d. C..
Cregieri Masonic Temple, Chicago
GOVERNOR PALMER HAS CALLED THE LEGISLATURE
TOGETHER.
II viii assemble al Springfield tomorrow
committee from this city Will go down tonight 10
suggest measures Of relief.
GOVERNOR HAYES, OF oHfo
hss bcen here for the past three days assisting In
toe good work. Tic issues suggestions TO people
OF Ohio 10 push energetlcaly their eGorts to raise
conIrl1ulioes.
H fo,10U TO BE FED THROUGH THE WINTER.
Mr. Joseph Medill, OF the Tribune estimates the
number 10 be provided for during the coming
winter al 10000.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL SHERIDAN
has issued the following order:-
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION MISSOURI
CHICAGO Oct. II. ISL I
To lIs HONOR THE MAYoR--The preservation OF
tue peace and good order or this city having been
entrusted to me by Your Honor, am happy
90 state that no case oil outbreak or
disorder has been reported; that no autnenu-
Gated report Of an attempt at ncendiaf.
ISM has reached me, ana that the people
az my disposal is ample TO MAINTAIN order. should
IL be necessary protect the district devastated by
the Are; still would suggest TO citizens relax
their waicniulness until tile snoudeing fires OF the
burned buildings arc entirely cxtinguisled.
y. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General
MONEY, CLOTHING AND PROVISIONS THAT WILL
KEEP.
Mayor Mason Issues The following appear
Cloialng and al protecuves from the cold viii be
needed through the winter as well as now. send
such articles forward IN as large quantities as pos
tlble. Collect money and hold II subject 70 oul
order send IN provisions that VIII kcer.
COOKED MEATS MAY SPOIL
he,ore VIC can distribute them. All arrives lbcrallS
nov aud wc want 10 husband oar, resources as
much a. possible Ior long Mulef ~ before rs a0d
saEefing VIII Contuue unill on laborng classes
atc nsablcd 10 sustain their families.
81. H. MASON, Mayor.
WORKS or Art SAVED
Tho statement fecQTaphed Yesterday that al tlie