The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-06-24

tude q The Catholic party In the German Parliament
and Cardinal AntoneM in reply uneqaivoeal'y diaa-
vowed all responsibility for q sympathy with the
course parsasd BY that party In Parliament.
Another Wall Street Crash.
New York. s1.-wan street was tho scene Of wild
excitement this 4 M. in fact WAS near approach to
the memorable " Black Friday" Tho occasion WAS
tremendous break In the price OF Rock leland shares
followed By . panic. Rock leland opened at JaOH
and advanced to l30X. There was . sharp demand
for cash stock and everything indicated corner. In
fact At the close last night oil arrangements for cor
uer had bcen effected but this .. m. II began to he
whispered that there had been cheating in the pool.
aud stock began to break. THE was followed By an
enormous pressure to cell which carried the stock
down from 1904 to 11c. Afterwards there WAS rally
to l1a The transactions were euoEmOua. the tele-
graph instruments recording that ll7O0O shares bud
changed hands, but this does not cover I'LL the trans
sctious In explanation Of tho affair II appears that
there was pool Of stock limited 70 sixty thousand
shares and that this pot had bought nifty Thousand
shares At this juncture . prominent epeculatos,
member Of the poi, was operating largely outside
THIS individual sold pots on about nfty thousand
shares Ut stock and also bought on his own account
over one vudred and eighty thousand shares At least
take bis enormous purchases in Rock Island and was
forced to suspend, carrying down with him number
Of brokers' Fou,teeu have been reported - failed,
but some will settle the differences aud resums.
The following h list Of brokers who were either
rcpvted failed u the Board or had their stock cold
OF Ss their sccount by the presiding oicers: Robert
Wallse, ". A Bowrand, J. W. Gillespie, J. Austin,
Dsesx ! blnpeou, II. A. Dsnnison. ,. @. Wood, ".
n VI H.
=. .. JasUyt q. i. Suoeno ~ ". =. Wooowsra.
LArxo anounts Of seGsk ase cold cat under rule for
thel4 aec0aak
Ohis Republican Convention.
Columbus, O., sl.-Ou the reasscmhling Of tho Re-
publican Convention Dennison war clected
permanent Chairman. and f. X. Perkins, Secretary.
The Committee on Platform reported platform which
was unanimously adopted. The hrrt eulOsizes the
record Ut the Republican party In thc past and expresses
coincidence in for the future the second resolution
recognizes the Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fiftesuth
amendments to the Constitution A. accomplished
facts and 10 wise and valid. The articles u the Or
gauic Law are to b. zsaousy defended and enforced,
now, hencsforth and forever. Third-'As II will 70
necessary and desirable to obtain from duties ON i'm
ports large portion Of the revenue needed to defray
the expenses Of the Government " pay the interest
On the National Debt aud principal ~ 1t natures,
such duties should be adjusted n not ~ prejudice,
but promote the interests Ut every section and branch
Of industry ~ far possible" the fourth endorses the
administration Of Grant the 9th dcn0unoes subsi-
dies to corporations the sixth favors civil service
act; the seventh expresses the hope Ut speedy
turn Of good feeling between the people Of all sections
of the country, and that the time may aOou arrive
when will DO proper to remove the political dissb
ties Of Southerness; the eighth recommends Calling
State Constitutional Convention; thu ninth cnl0rscs
the State Administration. Gen. E. r. N0ycs, Of Gin.
cinnatL was then nominated for Governor by accams
tion-the names Of b r. Wade and Sam Galloway
being withdrawn. Jacob. Mueller, OF Coyah0ga was
nominated for Ii. Governor; w. H. West, OF Logan,
for Supreme Judge: Isaac r. wcl-h, Ut Belmont, for
State Treasurer; James williams. OF Franklin. for
Auditor Of State.
Iowa Republican Convention.
Desmoincs. Ia, 3l-Thc Republican State Couvcu-
ton met here to day. the attendance the largest
ever held In the State. c. q. Carpenter. Of Polk
county, was nominated for Governor by acciamat!0n
II. c. Butts. Lieut.. Governor: Arson Aberuathy.
superintendent Of Public Instruction; Judge J. D.
Day for Supreme Judge Tho resolutions adopted
congratulate the country the settlement Ut the Diff
6cuy with England: favor tariff for revenue only
favor tho annexation Of Dominica when the people Ut
the leland deeire IT, endorse the administration Of
Grant, advocate modification OF the revenue sye-
tenn: oppose raroad suhsidics; favor legislation On
The Central Railroad In the State, and equal taxation
Of their property.