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, 1873-09-24

Wo have received by tho Inst mail batch OF
papers from Walla-Wal1a, soattlo, Olympia,
sollacoom, aud other points iu tho extzemo
Northwest, all Of which are still Grumbling aud
growing over tho action CT the managers Of the
Northern puciiic in locating its Westorn tor
E1!nus ut Tacoma. Tho Papers are OF tue dato
Of Ang. 80. It is to bo presumed by this timo
cciyel thero, and that the t.rurabliug has been
stopped. Seattle and Walla-Walla may now
cxult over Tncotnn.
, 1873-09-24
A NICE FAMILY AFFAIR.

That WIS pleasant little shooting picnic at
Independence, No., on Sunday last, "a quiet, if
not impressive, manner of observing tho Lords
Day. touching instance Of tllial devotion aud
parental loyoi Tho cheerful littlo shooting af-
fair, in which the contents Of soyoral pistols
were distributed in m entirely Impartial man.
nor, tolls its own story, and hardly noola to havc
ita moral pointed further tlau to romarls that
Independence must be delightful retroat for
pooplo Of woak norycs md inyallda seeking
quiet and reposo. Tho Loro Of tho afrair
seems to have boon QUO jim, Grow
Chiles, gentleman Of tho bordor-ruf-
flan persuasion, a prominent member Of that
olaRa which Drot uarto and his imitators lavo
apothooszed 30 many Times of Into. IIo was
gontloman WHO had killed Royoral people who
had tho tomerity to trospass upon Ills gontlo
disposition, or mako themselves offensive to lis
cbivalrous notions. It ia reported tint whom
sober ho was very high-mindoa and goninl
mnn, but unfortunately 1t waa exceedingly diil-
cult to find him sober, aud, aa ho always carried
an araenal Of pistols about him, with which to
defonl himself against the dangers which threat
onod lin In this troachorous and chaugcablo
world, and always used thcm freely when III
Htato Of nsoxication, wlltol, waa lB normal con-
dition, many unfortunate individuals got in Ills
way and paid tho penalty therefor by being
speedily put out Of his way.
On this particular Sunday morning, mr. Jim
Grow Chiles, not being In the mood for going to
church, lapsed into Ills normal condition md,
taking his arsenal with him, won't out for
stroll. Whom In this condition, tho lato Nlr.
CAlloB was not particular whom lo shct. Tho
first poraou whom ho mot was uB,,al!y tho re-
clpiont Of hts favora. 1mpnriality ,sas ono OF
his brightest characteristics. 4 small boy, .
woman, or horse would hare sorycl him lust
as well as a man, but unfortunately for hrr.
Ohilea llc met man-a yory competent mall
Deputy United States Marahal, and yorY ofll-
Client Marshal-wlo, notwithstanding Ills namo,
showed no disposition to turn tail upon
tho 1ato Mr.. 0hlloa. Marshal poncock wished
him good morning. THO late Mr. Chilos, not
Wishing to 10 disturbed in hla Sunday modita~
tlons in this abrupt manner, At once commenced
preparations for tho Marshnl's funeral by atrlk-
ing him. Tho Marshal defended himaolt with
bis oano, whoyoupon ur. Ohiles drew his pistol.
, 1873-09-24

The 1'tuo Republics, published In tho City Of
AIoxlco, prosot.th Very material Offset to tho
olanp mado by citizona OF tho Unitod 6tntos
growing out Of raids OIL tho rio Grnudo
committed by Indians from Mexican aoil,
aud ineists that all tho raida from both
sldoB Of tho Rio Qrande boar no comparison
with thoso committed on tho pooplo OF souora
alone, aud committed by Indians living on
rosoryos, and clothed and fed by tho Unitod
States, with tho conuiyanco Of agents and
officers OF tho Government. 10 mako good lta
statement, 1t publishes detailed list showing
that III tho Ave months from Oct. is, 1879, to
March z, 1878, thoro woro thirty-ono raids conf
mitted, aud that bosilos tue robbery Of horaoa
cattlo, and other property. twenty-toue mon and
, 1873-09-24

HOW thc Eleventh Ward 1S to a:o Tr0.
vitletl with Nice New Hidcxv:tltSa
when Har. G3criol.,t 1s E:lectcal 4AEl!or.
NnRn.
rcriolath crowd, or, as they stylo Themselves, tia
No,l-partisan Citizels" ct lilo Eleventh WEr11, llc1
another Of tllcir indignation ineetings Inst
evening at q. II. scanlou's Ra!oon, No. 2a3
West Randolph street, for thu purpose Of
allowing Of thoir illfccling nga[nst tho present
Aldermen Of The ward to escape nntl to nako capital
III the Interest Of Mr. q. +. porcIa who has htcn
chronic candidate for the ol'co If Alderman of tho
Ele enth Wnr for century more; unl WHO i.tcnls
to try 1t again ncxt fall
Col. Lyman waH erc!cd Chairman, md necnal 10
be greatly tcklcd over tho "honur" conferred uron
him.
Mr.. Curry was elected Secretary.
Mr.. JAncs ForAyth was thu first Brea1;er, aud cx-
pressed great deal Of Indignation ,ycaso somo Of
their sidewalks wcrc not NOW, aud said sst it alr.
perolat Was their Alderman they would haye now
sidewalks all over the ward,
AIr. pcrola boin3 ralletl nron, MISC gavo vent to
eono at H Indignation aal sol tllat a]i geo citlxenB
ot tho ward, rrgarllcsa Of party, should join halsla
noxt fa and elect such man th'naolD fnr Alderman
woll 10 It that tlloy 4asl ltIcn HUN Sidewalks.
nant abunt thu sidewalks. Said ho thought there must
scf, anu nearly braleu Ills neck. a1aj salcr tricu
to Io faset!ots, at no ono present could Eco tho
Mr. % Wilson. . ssntleman whose noso was in full
houln, calle.l apnn for sp.eel Mr. Wilson tnol
hs stau! by thu cAnir,'and hie. aud s'prntsd linn
tlon,cnB! III regard 10 Alorl,un {Alc in rcg,rd
to Alderman rriot {ic} pero|a a III tic seventh (hir)
man. Wo aro n good mon is In .lla straltl lilo
speaker continued for about ln a't hour IIe c|osca
said Ind rnu away with thu iunila Vi tho city, uni
nhput Mr. Ramsey, Mnyos l3,nl, aisl olor bad men,
Tho aEe!sor was frequently ap!anel .r!ug tho de-
livery Of hta orat!on.
suvcral other gnntlonon woro urgently requested to
cota forward ana DO eloquent, hut liey all l4pncl o
adjourned,
, 1873-09-24

Thoro Is at least ono city that has 80 far Co.
capcd all infection from tho Now York panic.
It ia st. Louis. WAi1o Milwaukee thought
safoty depended On tho olosiug Of its Board OF
Trade, and tho financial circles Of Oshkosh woro
shaken at their worry contro, st. Louis took no
thought Of Jay Cooke. Northern Pacific, Fisk 4;
Hatch, Chesapeake & Ohio, fancy stocks, BURST
Ing bubbles, and toppling brolors. It has had
other fish to fry. The importance Of local
oyont ore1shndowol tho financial disturbance
throughout tho rest of tho land. There was
no concern In st. Louis whether the Gov
ornmcnt issued tho e44,000,000 reserve
or not. what amount Of bonds woro
offered for salo, wllat number Of banks sus-
pended, how nnny defaulting cashicrs ran
away, how much Btooks declined, or how florcely
Wall atroot raged. Tho bulls nnd bears Of Now
York might fight It out as they ploaBel. St.
LouiH hnd fight Of her own on llaud,- not alto-
gether unlike bull and boar fght,-in which
public interost contored. McOoole and Allon
were to como upon tho fold Of tho cloth Of
groan, and tho al1-abaorbing question las been
aB to which Of theso 1stio gentlemen would DO
first sont to grass st. Louis had had its own
"fancy stock" to look aftor. Margins had
boon put up, not On Western Union
or Harlem, but OIL tho mill Of McCoo1e
ind Allon. Their thoughts have boon,
not of drawing balancoa, but Of drawing c1aret.
Their corners wero not in ring Of rnlroad So
curitios, but III a ring Of ropos with seconds mud
spongcs IN Attendance. Tho standing greeting
OF tho day baa been, not "What bank do You
deposit Tith?" but "Whicl man have you got
your money on7" All tho rest Of mankind has
boon anxiously waiting to SEQ whethor tho Gcnor-
aI Government would como into put a stop to tho
financial panic tho st. Louis people layo only
boon worried to know ,Ehotlier tho Local Gov
ornmont would como In to put stop to The
thoir bulls; Allen tho leador Of their bears.
How much Inns tho AlcCoolo institution
been strengthened? to what extout hns tho Allen
side been depressed? those hayo been tho lead-
ing questions. Tho ntap1o quotatione havo
been: McCoolc, 200; Alien, 10; with startling
and alarming advance aud docl1no on both aidos,
ind tho widest Htreas rumors, TINT sent tho
A1cCoole stock booming or nude tho Al1on purity
sick, In tho turmoil Of euch local sensation
aa this, how could tho st. Louis pooplo DO OK
pectod to pauso on account Of littlo sido-ahow
in fancy B4oolss in Now York; Had they not tho
very kings Of tho fancy among them7 What
was the collapse Of Jay Cooke to tic first knock
down for Mtko AlcCoole? What tho burstiug Of
tho Northorn Pacific in comparison with tho
bursting Of Aliens proboscis? Now that tho
bloody day is passed. it is possible TINT st. Louis
may hayo timo to contemplate the results Of tho
Now York mill.
, 1873-09-24

In analyzing tho cauacs that layo lod to
tho present Now York panic, tho Now York
Tribune gives prominent p1aco to tho inal-
oquato amount Of cash kept by tho banks Of
TINT city, In comparison with thor liabilities to
dopoHitorR. There is ITO doubt that this wap an
important. s.agcncy in extending tho pnnic. The
first failures woro ocoasioncd by illogitinlnto n-
yestmcnts in uuproGtablo railroad enterprises,
ind tho failures among tho brokara woro tho
natural result Of tho reckless system Of spec
ulation in vogue in Wall stroot. But, if tho
banks had been in possession Of Us largo ro-
sorvo Us they should always havo on l,and. tho
loas Of confidence would not layo oxto,,ded
20 generally among tho business community.
Tho statement is made that tho maximum re-
Horyo in tho Now Yor1; banks doca not oqual tho
minimum rcsoryo of tho Bank Of England.
During the past two years tho cash roBorvo Of
tho Dank Of England las mover fallen below so
per cent, aud has often exceeded 80 per cent.
In tho Now York banks, since 1869, tho highest
avorago at any timo was 50 por cont, aud tho ro-
aoryo has usually beon below rs por cent, and
often below 20 per cont. Tho Inv requires that
tho reaorve shall bo as per cent. We do not be-
lioro that tho average roHorvo Of tho Chicago
banks runs 80 low as that of tho Now York banke,
but 1t doeH not probably exceed tho requirement
Of tho law. Tho Chicago banks havo another
advantage, to tho extont that loans are mado on
grain, lumber, pork, etc., aud not on Wall stroot
Rtncka.
, 1873-09-24

Tho Now York bankB havo adopted tho plan Of
settling balances with clcarlng- cortifcates
inatuad Of grecnbacks during tho present furry.
To tho general public 1t may bo vol to explain,
what THIS action signinos. lii timo li1to tho
proaons, everything which tends to cconomlzo
Tho nso of currency is pro tanfo o rollef to tito
money market. Now York being tho monotary
centre Of tho country, tho placo whore oil
othor banlts keep creator or less bal-
ancos, sho must respond with currency
whom tho banka OF other cities call for their
funds. But for all of her own purposes sho
may uao anything which hor own banka may
agree to considor good. All tic banks meet
onoe oaoh day at tho Clearing House to o.
change ohecks. Tho Park Bank, for instance,
turns into tho Oloaring- House checks drawn on
othor banks for 100000. Tho other banks nor
hapH turn In checks On tho Park Bank for
S55o,000. Tho Park Banlf, therefore, owea tho
Clearing -HouRe 5000 Usually this sum would
bo paid to tho Clearing House in greenbacks.
In ordor, however, to economizo the uso Of
grocnbacks, tho Park Bank, ita condition bcing
shown to bo perfectly solvent, pnsaos In its own
check for $4,000. Othor banks against which
thoro is balance do tho gamo. Tho Clearing
House thon iesuos its certificates for an equal
amount to tho banks which layo balanco COM
ing to them from the day's clearings. Tho
aystcm is perfectly businese-liiso and in accord
with aound principles Of flnanco, though it
nccoasitates q froq,1ont examination Of tho
assets Of the several debtor banks by tho Cloar-
ing-Houaa Committee.
, 1873-09-24

English papers record tho doath Of Sir francis
Ronal1a, T. II. s.. tho eminent scientist. For
over exty yoars ho Inns dovoted lin lifo to tho
study Of electricity. 1Io mado aomo very i'm
portant researches with regard to tic quantity
Of electricity In tho electric pio, mud invented
clock to bo kept In motion by o1octro-galyanio
powor. Aa long ago as 1916, ho proposed to 1ay
down IN o1cotrio telegraph betwoon st. Janos'
palacc and Brighton. In 1926, no invented a
perspective tracing instrument, to facilitate
drawing from nature. 10 his ingenuity
aro duo several groat improvements In
Instruments and methods Of tosting and
recording the natural phenomena, tho atmos-
pheric-olootro conductor, tho photo-barograph
tho photo-thormogr tho photo-oloctrograph,
aud the photo-magnetograpl apl,-all allyariod applica-
tionH Of ono and tho same discovery. His at
mospherio oloctro-oonductor has boon adoptod
In all tho prominent obsoryatorios. Hc died in
ILLS soth yonr.
lilo sa1no mail also announces tho doatll Of
mr. Joseph &. Wyon, tho famous modaliat, who,
at tho time Of his dcath was Chief Engrayer Of
tho Scala OF the English Government. Among
Ills most famous works aro tho Watt medal, tho
Great Seal OF England, tho Princess Alexandra
modal, and tho modal struck by ordor Of tho
Canadian Government to commemorate tho Con-
federation of tho four Provinces Of tho Dominion
Of Canada. Tho Great Seal Of tho Dominion OF
Canada, beautiful work Of nrt, was also OK
ecutod by him at tho samo time.
, 1873-09-24


obituary, also drow his pistol, and aoilght to
wroRt OhfoH' pistol from him. At this juncturc,
tho Marslals boy got q revolver aud announced
his prosonce by lodging d ball In Mr.. OI.iloB'
back, Which must havo surprised md mortified
That gontlomcn, % hitherto lo hnd clalmod tho
monopoly Of shooting. Thon Mr. Cllloa' boy
entorod upon lilo acono Of notion aud
Quietly Hllot tho ol1or and younger roacoc11.
1hngB woro now coming to n lioad with conf
mondablo cclority. Tho A1nrnl,al quietly pro-
Hontod Ills revolver to Alr. Chilos and shot him
through tho head, and thai WAS a,l end to alr.
chlloH, who took Lis departure 10 region
wAcro shooting md tntoxicatton aro strictly for
bfdden, not only OIL Sundays but every other
day IN tho %ook. It WIS not exnct1y the do
nouoment which Mr. Ohilos Ind oxpootud or in
tonded whom ],o aot out upon hiB Sunday stroll,
md If hlr. Ohiloa In hia present whereabouts Las
any recollection Of that little Sunday arair, lo Ia
undoubtedly and and disappointed man. To bo
cut OFT In Ills primo, aud loave 80 many opportu-
nitios for shooting, and loavo 80 mitch whia],y
unconBumcd behind him, ia enough to sadden o
AAAA AAAS N4lo2t hAQ NUS HQ hGulnl ulrl4+
mindotl-vhon Hobor.
Ono Of tho brightest aud sunnieat opiaodes In
tho whole affair is tho impartial Wow which
young Arr. poaoocl took Of it, md his detormi-
nation that o1nct Justice should be lono to nil
parties concerned Tho Bituation was as fol-
lows: Old Ohilos had bullet through his hoad,
which had dono for him, and d supornuoua bull
lot in his back. Tho Marshal also Ind bullet
In hfs back. Young Master Peacock had bullot
IN his leg. That boy Of Chllos', howoyor, was
thus far whole, although ho had had two shota.
Thinking that ono good turn doaorvcd another,
Master Peacock quietly put bullet into Master
Chilos, and go offectual1y TINT tho physi-
cians will not bo ablo to dotor him
from going In search Of his father. Had tho af-
fair halted ut this point, it would hayo boon lar
monoua, symmotrical aud beautifully y-roundod,
but there are always intormoddng people who
arc not contontod with an impartial state Of af-
concern thom. This waB tho caso With Marshal
Farrow, who put in an appearance, and also got
bullet, without oven tho consolation of know
Ing who gavo 1t to him, which was d gentle re-
minder to Marslal FarroW to let vol enough
alono hereafter, It is rathor remarkable
that neither Mrs. CltloB nor Mrs. Pea
cock mado any appearance in this it,
tlo family affair, but, as both stayed
away, their absence does not mar tho admirable
symmetry. Sunday sory1cea in Independence
will not honcoforth bo disturbed by A1r. Chilcs'
little occontrcitioB, aud tho chip will probably 60
tho way Of tho old block. Tho othclB will re-
covor, which La aB 1t should bo. Meanwhile,
Peacock, gculor and junior, aso to bo congratu-
latod on their handsome mornings work, mud
Marshal Farrow laa our regrots TINT ho got pep
pored without oyon knowing who did (which
Inns happened moro than once to outsiders intor-
foring i'll family difficulties.
, 1873-09-24

On Monday, motion was malo on Change
That tho board Of Trado adjourn, aud yesterday
tho samo motion was sonowad, and on both occa-
slons WAS promptly voted down. It is undor-
stood TINT another effort will DO mailo to-lay.
Tho Board Of Trade cannot afford to do pny-
Thing of tl,la kind. Tho only possible roaaon
That eau DO giycn for such aclion ia ono that
Plould defeat It, Tho interest OF q fow mon aro
as nothing compared with those Of tho comn,u-
nifty. 70 adjourn, md nrrost tho on.iro traio Ill
grain, may enablo fow man to avoid milking
Baloa on u falling market, but would bo fata! in
its oiroots upon tho character Of tho Board.
There iB IN imn1onue stock OF grain IN storo
md much to arriyo, and to suspend trado would
do incalculablo Injury. Indiyldnals cannot OK
poet tho world to stand still for their conyon-
ionco,
, 1873-09-24

Why don't the Democratic papera turn their bat
torioa On htr. Esarts? Not long ago tiny pol,Mce.l
npon Senator conklinR tor having the tc,nerlty ~
lsaroad. but Mr.. Evurts Is at Hartford opposing
tho Government in thu great Oroilst Aloilior suta
gorge. At tho Han,e time, ho is prominently mentions
od tor Oltef Justice. Here all tho eoonts for
another Democratic pof-gun f'lH!aIe Of Ahs,irdity
WHY don't thoy Entnt out tho monHt rosy Of possible
oh!ot Justice putting himself tho Bido Of tue Credit
Nobll!es 2-Al4Any Eseni,lg yourt!ul.
, 1873-09-24

"Wednesday Morning, September al, 1878.

The Slate Board Of Equalization Of Taken yes
terday adopted tho minority report of tho Com
mitteo on Railroads, which excluded the cost Of
grading from tho csIinlnle value Of tic rail-
roads. This matter ia referred to in another
nrticle in this paper.
, 1873-09-24

st. Louis Ind its sensation yesterday in tho
1ong-ant!cipatca prizo.flght on the Illinois aido
of the river. Tho contcstnnts woro Niko Nc
Coolo and Tom Allen. Tho fight was short
one. Allen winning tho fight. disabling his op-
poucnt aud receiving littlo OR 10 injury himself.
About 1000 persons we're present.
, 1873-09-24

Tho Chicago produce markota woro moderately
active yesterday. and grain waa lower, on ac-
count OF tho arrangement III Nav York. Moss
pork was somewhat tirmor. being quoted at
el6,50@1G.00 por brl caal1, aud 913,25@13.60 SELL
CT Doccmbor. Lard WINS qniot and allale firm
or, at $4,000 Dor 100 lbs cash. and 7.o5 aolloy
, 1873-09-24

assumes riBke more appropriate to tho gamblers
Of tile etroot, than MI institution protesting to
holl md. hanao otllor pooplo's money safely
and profitable. Tho failuro itsolf In Of trlning
Importance; 1t IL but tho burial of anothor
dcalcr in fancy mud insubstautal securities, and
nnothor example Of tho folly, 1t not tho crime,
Of foisting tlisro1utablo jobs upon tic public.
, 1873-09-24

Public attention Inns been 30 ongrosHod by tho
Wall strcct panic Tint fow persons on this sido
Of tho limo hnvc noticed tho progrosso Of tho Cana-
dian orctlit Mobilier investigation. On satur-
day, Sir Hugh Allan took tho stand, and among
otllor funny things ho produced tho following
letter from tho ]nte Sir G. e. Cartior:
[private mud Conndcntial.l
MONTREAL, July 30, 1877
DEAR SIN nuoH: Tho friends Of Tho Government
expect 10 be assisted with funds in tho pondlna oco-
tiona, md any amount which you or your COMPANY
shall advance for that purpose eIa 10 recot.ptd to
yon memorandum Of immediate requirements Ii
below. Very truly yours, ssgnod)
G. E. CARTIER.
Mr.. Cartior wna II Tronchman, aua therefore
tho use Of tho word "recoup" for refund or.
ropay, moods 10 bo studied from French ataul-
point Literally, tho word eigninos cut again,
cut back. Probably N1r. Cartier intended to soy
that, If Sir Hugh would assist tho Government
with funds to carry tho election, tito amount ho
should advance would bo cut from tho roquire-
monts of Tho Pacific Railway charter This is pre-
cisoly what tile backguardBo Of the Opposition 1ayo
alleged all tho tiu1o. They said that Sir Hueha
money WIS not to bo repaid by tho Ministers,
but was 10 DO recouped, at tho public expense.
, 1873-09-24

Tho Attorney -Gonoral Of l1iusisaippi has do
cilod tint no election for State officers in that
State can DO held for two years. This will put
ali end to tho ca.ayaea which Inns already begun,
bitterness.
, 1873-09-24

tllreo women wcro murdered, II Ia not tho
lcast BoriouB feature Of tho affair tint thoao
raidH woro committed by tho Apaohos, nud TINT
tho Apnc1ea escape undor tho treaty made by
Gen. Howard, which is 30 rorslstently kept out
Of Gight BY tho Government,
, 1873-09-24

TERMS ar RtnEcn1rr,oN frAvAr1E IN ADyAycE,
IN 5n,nil% " mai."Ht2.!!tl Suntay..""".....Sx.?D
tt.'Hrekly....... N.Utt Wooky ...... x.OU
Parts of yrrr nt tho rato
TnEroscut 1clny and natakos. 10 arro nnd Hivo Post
Cflce address In full, Including ataso md Cotly.
ILn!ttauces nny 10 1ato ohar hy salt, oxross, Post
Glue us1cr, ar IN registered fntto:s, nj nur risk.
Tf1laiH III CITY lu3taClttnElN..
lG!jy, uoseroa hundny cScoto.i. sb ccg ret voo1:,
Lilly, aullsotUa, sunday clrtoi, s0 cons TO. wnol
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
turner Madison nnl ncarburn.sts. Chicago. iii.
, 1873-09-24

acATEMy or Etu31(;-11ntatcd a.Ecot, hotwoan nfah-
nn nl.i Mu!ls0a. Engagement ut Mrs. u. r. HuprH.
y Amy HnbEart." AflrrnuHn and oFcEfug.
, 1873-09-24

A11t1N'S THEATRE Cornor Wabash avenuo and
nhrrsnn street, " Thinyc8 Of Uagiad." Aftufupyn and
eYcnIuI.
, 1873-09-24

G1ODE T!fEtTRE-D -Dcsrlnines street, hotween Afad-
son aud Washington. 'Talo Of Inclautn,ent." At
ternoon aud gtelng.
, 1873-09-24
TO'Dhy'S ADJUSTMENTS.

,NQOfrYS 'rI1 1EATNIs-- stroot bowoon
ulark aud tASal!u. PsEl." Afternoon and oyunils
, 1873-09-24

Now that the financial panic has commenced
to oubsido, would it not bo we'll to rovert to the
case OF tho Ironsides, which sunk OF Grand
Havon last weols, and not allow 1t to alp from
tho public notice In this connection, tho Mil
Eaukeo Sentinel calls upon Mr. Englomann, tho
ownor Of the 1ronsiles to como forward aud OK
plain what ho knows about the disastor Tho
caarses laye been made by rcspon,lble parties
that sho waa unaeaworthy, mud that Blle was
carolessly managed, and no woll-grounded de-
nlal has como from any source. Tho con-
t!nuod Bilouco Of Interested parties undor
B'1oh circumstances hns, to say tho least, m
ugly look, md thoso parties should not bo d.
lowed to avail themselves Of tho recent public
excitement as Il means Of eyatliug RESPONSE
billy. Let them be hold strictly to account.
.nz-s.-e .@zs...=-,-. --.:s..-<...-e.
There wero wild rnmors last night in Now
York, alleging tho failure Of any number Of
Chicago banks, O. Generalization of tho grain
tra1o, and general disturbance horo of 1inan-
:ial 1nattora. Tho 1rst and only information on
Ills subject was received hero from New York
IN dispatchcs making inquiries US to tho extent
Of tho disturbance. Wo are happy to say that
no bank in Chicago failed yesterday, and thai,
when business closed III tho afternoon, despite
tho Intelligence of tho faiuro Of Henry CLOVIS
Il Co., thero was no falling of in tho confidence
That tho tnuha would safely 60 through tho
storm. There was IL tlocliue III whoat and other
grains. but nothing TINT waa not due to tho
EhprnJ
etrinEoncy in the money market.
, 1873-09-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

USE LYONS 1ESECT POWDER AND YOUR Ia r
dor. kitchen, wardrobe, md bods will 10 frcu from cock.
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