, 1873-09-25


Ing killed Sioux, On Tonga River. 2
large war parties are also reported as
having been 80 miles north OF Fetteman
On the 10th going east.
LONDON, Sept. 20. A dispatch from
C.lcutta. ammo uncss loss at sea of the
suspindus, laden With Coolies, of which
ISO perished. asgdsi
A dispatch from Teheran, says the
trouble between tie Shah and the late
Grand viziet, has grown OFT of local
matters entirely and does not as report
ed relate to the Reutcr concession. II
is believed the Vizier will soon be rein
stated.
DAYoSsE, Sept. 20.-Tke carlist for
ces have opened fire on Berga.
New YORK. Sept. 2o.-2S, 463, 900
bonds are accepted from 9 to 11H.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 90 The follow
ing was received from London to-day
by Secretary Treasury:
The Syndicate's s account is IN perfect
order. There is universally a kind feel
ing toward Jay Cooke, McCullorh &
Co.. who continue business as usrial.
(signed) A. G. CATrELL.
The run on the Freedman, and the
City Saving Banks coutin-
ued to-day. but is much less than yes
terday. The former has paid out 500
900. There are about Is PERSONS, the
majority being colored, awaiting their
turn at the counter. The Actuary says
it is about the usual Saturday afternoon
crowd.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 20.-Butcher. Of
Bingham Canon, tried for the murder
of Cotton and sons several weeks since,
was acquitted by the jury of Probate
Court. 5
Oliver Ames and Directors of Union
Pacific R. R. go east tomorrow morn
ing accompanied by Gen. Supt. Sickles-
The financial crisis in New York is
said to have postponed the fruition OF
narrow guague railroad schemes for
Banks here reported as entirely un>
afflicted, though speculative mining op-
eratiors will be seriously crippled.
A strange and fatal disease IS very
prevalent at .Kefton, producing great
HAMILTON, Sept. 21.-This morning
some Indians found the body of China-
man named Heng Lee, evidently muir
dered, lying in clump of sage brush
about three quarters of mile from
here near Treasure City, his skull frac-
tured and pool of blood lying in the
trail where he had been struck and
murdered. Body had been dragged
several rods away in the bushes. but
made no effort to cover it up. Supposed
he was murdered for his money.
GoLD BILL, Sept. 21. Fire of Yellow
Jacket is entirely snbdued, Water was
turned on through hose, aud has
been running steadily all day. Damage
to the mine is very trihing. Men were
put to work in Bslcher & Point this
morning, but the works were all shut
down at noon to allow miners to attend
the funerals Of their late comrades.
Lewis Louizell and James Walters, were
buried at one o'clock from the Catholic
Church, large number Of citizens at
tending. Thos. Cassack and W. :.
Broadwater, were buried by the Miners
Union Association of Virginia, and
Gold Hill, which turned out about 1900
escorted by the Washington
and Mognomery Guards, besides large
number of citizens. Funeral Of Geo.
B. Mudd takes place tomorrow from
Masonic Hail.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 21.--The city
has been extremely quiet all day only
few arrests by the police and those for
minor offences.
Bishop Peck of M. Z. Church, re-
Gently from East, preached, before Q
largo audience in Central Church to-
day, ordaining four ministers. DR.. Peck
was formerly of this city.
Some men found to-day the body of
a female child, floating in the water
under a wharf near Pioneer Woolen
Mills. Coroner took charge of the re-
mains. Probably another infanticide.
New YORK, Sept. 49, Every banking
in Brooklyn, with single
exception was represented at the meet
ing of the Presidents yesterday. It
was decided that in case of run on any
Of the banks the others would come to
its assistance. II wss also decided that
savings banks should, if necessary. fake
of the 18th clause of their
charter.
10A. M.-The Governing Committee
Of the Stock Exchange decided not to
open the Exchange to-day. The Gold
Exchange is open and regular transac-
ions are being made.
2 80 P. M.-Henry Clewes & Co. have
The firm say they have no
statement TO make except that it has
been deemed advisable by firm to sus-
pe1d for the present. $4,000. 900 worth
Of bonds bought at the Sub-Treasury
office to-day. General Hillhouse has
leclined to give the names of sellers of
bonds, fearing that it might bring dis
credit upon banks, which the facts 90
aot warrant.
4P. M. Clearing house of the Gold
Exchange Bank is completed and the
will be paid in as usual. The
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