The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-10-10

"ilole ldtnlues were caflleu 10 inc DuIylhB
ground at one load. Scenes in that part of the
city are beyond description. Those not affict
ed are so demoralized that they can be of NJ
assistance to the sick, but seem chained to the
locality, and make no effort to get away.
Washington.
Mrs. Bella Lockwood has been admitted tC
practice al an attorney in the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia.
The financial troubles have caused a large
falling off of internal revenue receipts.
The Comptroller of the Currency states that
he cannot legally appoint receiver for q
national bank on account Of refusals by ma
tional bank to pay money, which gives certified
checks in lieu therefor, as is now the general
practice in nearly all of the large cities.
A Washington dispatch says printed cir.
cular will be sent to the creditors of Jay Cooke
Co., stating the terms of compromise which
they have decided to Offer and that nothing
further will likely be done until replies have
been received from all the creditors.
The official statement shows that the United
States currency Of ali kinds outstanding at this
date is S402, 929,039.
Secretary Richardson says that the Goa
eminent will lose nothing by the suspension OF
Clews & Co.. in New York, or Clews Habicht
WIS ~ i1o''''o" "'9o' ''l''' - o"' =
Co. pay 33 per cent, the Government will be
no loser by the failure of the First National
Bank. He thinks that the country will be
gratified to find in the pubic debt statement
:, ~, 49,, -, l. =. -. -, ..,,.l
that the reserve mas not yet been touched'
though he reitbrates his purpose of using il
,.eo, l., ;,loe :. 90 10 ,,ooossor,
"hehoNeA io Juu6'' ~ w 0'
The public debt statement for September
.,l,ra ,oa,,otio,, 90 ~ on, ae7 Tho fellow
shows reductloh OF Sl'9ol'4o" Inc i0lio"-
ing are the hgures;
Six per cent. bonds 81 235, 600 200
f''e p'i ''H' '''''''' ',oo-,ooo
Total coin bonds. 81, 723, 567 500
rovf,,, money debit ..s 1,.67sOoo
Matured debt Observation-Disclosures. 15,756,l30
Lega! tender 100 900
Fractional currency .................. 46,229,39l
Com ceruhca''s' ''''''''.''''''''''' o'''''o''
Total without interest. ...........s 447, 494 534
.,,,. 90 oo1 ,oc ,c,
Total interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S2'oSS''25
Cash in the Treasury. coin...........s so.246 1877
Currency S,2S9o32
of certidcates Of deposit. as prescribed
by law............... ............... n,25OooO
Total in the Tre,surv "a. 7s5 78o
Deo' ie'S oaeH III ii'''' 9''''''''''
Decrease during the month ...........s 1901 ,467
bohds ISSUED 10 tne racllc 4; ha IS,G
money, principal outstanding. ....... 64,623 $40
Interest accrued ana not yet paid % "3g5 59
Interest repaid 10y transportation Of
mails, - -; 4'422'l III
states. ......i......'..... 1902, s7A
The Attorney General apprehends q repeti-
ton of the Louisians political troubles in
Mississippi
The Solicitor of the Treasury adheres to his
decision that unnaturalized foreigners cannot
act as steamboat officers. even as pilots or en-
gineers. Declaration of intention to become
citizens will not answer. They must be fully
naturaized
A petition in bankruptcy has been fled in
Washington against Jay Cooke & Co., by a
creditor, to the amount of about $4,000.
Charles Williams (colored) is to be hung at
Washington on the 14th of November for the
murder of Frank Cohn. a Virginia drover.
The railroad LOBBYISTS and land-grabbers are
organizing for the coming session of Congress.
A Washington correspondent states that Ben
Holiday. the Oregon railway magnate. has
taken a house at the CAPITAL for the session. in
order to press the Endorsement of his railroad
bonds on which the interest was repudiated
last winter The Northern Pacific interest
also boasts of it's ability 20 get a Government
Endorsement on the ground that it's bonds are
so well difrnsed. through the constituencies
that enough members can be got To vote for
their relief
II is renorted from Wasbington that q mn
iority of President Grants Cabinet are in IA
Vor OF restoring the ranking privilege TO
the departments Inc fostmaster-uenerai
VIII oppose the restoration, however, III his
next annual report.
Inc ChlcaSo IT'O"he special Washington
correspondent gives some gossip ABOUT the
vacant Chlet ousticeshlp. senator Cohkllng
Is SAID 10 desire that Judge Ward Hunt should
nave IT, Judge flerrepoht ana hr' "m' NJ.
EVarts are also prominently mentioned, the
o"'! ouJeotion ui6eo 70 'ne lat'er peinG the
,e"i '""' no VII, no' heeP 'he pace Ior any
ie"e'i u 'iine Du'ioi oiPosi'ioh 10 Judge
iio"i 20 ''0"ei' " Oo n'inc'eit u ueleat the
all