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A Small Financial Crisis at Colum.

'CoLuMBUs, Oct. 3.4The financial crisis
is the only topic Of interest here. The
plan for mutual protection becoming
public, small depositors made general
run on most all the banks, making the
strain hard one for all. This morning
Plckley's Bank suspended. The Com
merciaI Bank this morning was known
70 be very hard run, but up to ten and q
half O'Clock paid small checks and certi-
ficates Of deposit. The business OF both
banks has been conducted in legitimate
channels, and they have sympathy with
the people. The President OF the
Commercial Bank has tried to convert
bonds into currency without success, but
says the assets of his bank are worth more
than twice his liabilities.
4. LATER.
At II o'clock the Commercial Bank
closed It doors. There is considerable ex-
citement on the streets, and other suspen.
sions arc announced. th
AN IMPROVED FEELING IN THE EVENING.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 4.-The feeling in
financial circles Is very much easier than
at noon. Rickley's Bank, which closed
this morning, opened again this afternoon,
and until the close Of banking hours paid
small checks and certificates Of deposit to
needy persons. They think now that
they can weather the storm. The Com.
mercial Bank is doing the same thing.
Bartlett & Smith all day paid small
checks, only refusing 10 allow the with
drawal Of money deposited with them on
certificates, As member Of the firm, Is en-
route here with large supply Of curren.
cy, they say their troubles arc over.
Several other private banks have paid all
to small depositors. The National Banks
are paying In full all the checks present
led, and several of them, at the close Of
the banking, had more money on hand
than when tho bank opened this morn
ing. Most Of the persons who have thus
far drawn their deposits are those Of small
depositors who know little about financial
matters and are easily scared. Merchants
are showing their confidence BY deposi.
ting all the money not absolutely needed
| for their business. Hsyden's Bank and
the Citizens Savings Bank withdrew from
tho Clearing House Association this after.
noon, being unwilling to agree to allow
the Association to issue certificates. Hay.
denis Bank has. received shipment .ot
5000 in gold and silver from New York
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PARIS.
The struggle Between the Monarch
istaand Repnblicans.

PARIS, Oct. 3.-The Republicans are re-
doubling their efforts to thwart the de
signs OF the Monarchists. N. Thiers, Du.
faure Lay and Percer will hold confer
ence next week. All the sections OF the
lett are united, the extremists promising
to submit to the guidance OF the moderates
The Republican journals Of every
shade Of opinion support all the candi-
dates for the Assembly who pledge them
selves to vote for Republic, without re-
gard to their antecedents. Petitions are
In circulation addressed to the wavering
Deputies, and urging them to support
the Republic. Mn. i. u.s.
N. DeRemmat, at the request of eX-
President Thiers, has consented to con.
test an election IN the Department Of
Garonne against the candidate OF the
monarchists. ..
The programme Of the Conservatives In
the meeting Of the Assembly will be the
restoration Of royalty, constitutional and
parliamentary government o redlvision Of
the country into electoral districts, and
the immediate nomination Of Lieut..
General for the Kipgdom.'cfr IL .' D..
THE CITY EXCITED By POLITICAL RuMoRs.
PARIS, Oct. 3-The city has been full
Of conflicting rumors to-day in regard to
the political situation. THEREFOR which
gained the most currency and caused the
greatest excitement was one stating that
the permanent committee ofthe Assem-
bly, would order that body to meet on the
18Th inst, and that the government OIL
cials now absent from Versailles had been
ordered to proceed there Immediately,
but a dispatch from official sources in
Versailles pronounced II untrue. ,s. :
PARIS, OCT 3-Count De Chambord
will issue a manifesto next week.
President Thiers, since his return TO
Paris, has received visits from large
number Of tho Deputies Of tho Left. N.
Leon Lay, the presiding officer Of the
Deputies Of the Left Centre, has issued
circular calling meeting Of the members
Of that party on the Esd inst, and declar-
ing in favor Of conservative republic.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 3.-senor Salod, Minister
to tho Colonies, will leave Spain on the
Goth inst, on q visit to Porto Rico and
Cuba. ll. az '. ~. q.
A dispatch from Cartagens says the in.
surgent frigates were not injured during
the bombardment oi Alicanti, and that
no one on board was Killed. They arc
taking in coal and making preparations
to attack Valenier. ,- lr.a.,, -
:, The Spanish government has issued an
order requiring all vessels arriving at the
ports in Spain from Liverpool 10 undergo
quara ntine.
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Rrs1osArroS OF DR. HuILmAN-As
rtscr1os.-Dr. M. F. HULL1HES, one o.
,ho Delegates from, this county in the
i4 legislature has sent his resignation to the
Goyernor, who hes issued q witt ior an
olcc,ion 10 fill the vacancy on the loIn
inst. Notice of the election by sherlil
BROWN appears in our advertising COL
umns. -, ,.o,,od
DR.. Hu11mEN, as We have learned
,,om persons who attended the last sit'
,Inp of the Legislature, for a gen.
,lemsn who had given little attention
10 such affairs, made capable and useiul
member and did no discredit TO the Guy
he represented. But he has iound the
nlsce 40 little to his taste, and such an
interference with professional duties, that
he has felt constrained to give 1t up.
There will be no lack Of candidates we
.uDpose, to fill the vacant chair.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Nurses and Provisions for Shreveport
Z Going Forward from New Orleans.


New ORLEANS, Oct. 3!-Two Catholic
Priests, Revs. Frerie and Dufour, Of the
society Of Jesus left today for Shreveport
Twenty female nurses left for Memphis
this evening cent by the Howard Assocla
tion in charge of Mr.. r. R. Southmay
BY the order Of President Grant five
thousand army rations will be shipped to
shreveport tomorrow for the benefit ol
the sufferers. A ReayRns special from
Shreveport says the interments to-day
were 10, all but two from yellow fever,
five were children, and two colored per-
sons. ..i.u ..4slR
A CALL ON THE ILLINOIS ODD FELLOWS
TO AID THEIR SUFFERING BRETHREN
AT SHREVEPORT. ..
CAIRO, Ills, Oct. 3.-Grand Master
Bross, OF the I. o. o. F. OF Illinois, has
Issued q call on the subordinate lodges ol
the State for contributions In aid Of the
suffering Odd Fellows in Shreveport and
other Southern cities. A meeting In the
Chamber OF Commerce is called for to-
morrow morning to consider the question
Of contributions In aid OF the suffering
by yellow fever at Shreveport.
SHREVEPORT, LA. Oct. 3.-The follow
ing are those inferred to-day: James D.
Chillers, aged 1S; Charles Miller, 90; Jno.
Fl. Walker, 81; Charles Noel, 42; -
Eseal, go; Emil Grosbeck, 22; Mrs. M. F.
Gill, %; John Vinson, "a; VIM. D. Endy,
81; Thas. Hazard, 90; 81. Williams, l
months; Willie Ward, II months; James
N: Curtis, 8; ]. Emma Curtis, 10; Miss
Lee Simms, is; Yaetna Batallha, 81.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. S.-There
was one death from yellow fever and
some new cases reported to-day.
Odd Fellows Appealing for Help AT
Memphis.sAid Coming In.
|. MEMpHIs, Oct. 3.-Twenty.one yellow
lever interments to-day. 49,, 2
Tho Odd Fellows are treating twenty
four yellow fever patients; have lost eight.
They have exhausted the supply Of funds,
and ask help from the Odd Fellows
Lodges throughout the country. The
81. Andrews Society also earnestly appeal
their brethren elsewhere for pecuniary
aid in nursing their sick. They have
had several deaths. @
In response to appeal Of the Citizens
ex.C Committee, contributions began com.
ing In freely by telegraphic orders to-day.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The National Trust Company TO Re.
saume Monday. ~.

rerts ssume monuay' S5a
NEW YoRK, October 3.-The National
Trust Co., will resume Monday morning.
Kidder & Co. settled at 70 cents on the
dollar and resumed. The expulsion OF
Grinnell s. Co. from the Stock Exchange
was caused by their refusal to answer I'm.
portant questions asked by the Governing
Committee relative to their BANKRUPTCY
proceedings. -
Atan inspection at the quarantine sta
ton TO- day by Governor Dix, the quaran:
tine commissioners and q large number Of
the members Of the press and the repre-
sentatives Of the shipping interests, 1t was
stated by Health Officer Vanderpool, that
the yellow fever had existed at tho lower
quarantine station all the time from
the first Of June until the first
of October the total number Of cases was
GA, deaths 13. Information as 10 the &C.
tual severity Of the disease had been with.
held from the presto prevent the alarm
lists ipjuring the commerce OF the port,
the health officers considering that go
long as the disease imported from. ioreigh
ports was KEEP. in thelower bay and pre-
vented from entering the city, i was un-
wise TO needlessly alarm the public.
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SPAIN seems to be verging to a condl'
lion isvoring the belief that the mainte-
nance OF Republic is possible there. II
!, eph, months since KING AMADEUS abb
Iics,ed and the recent condition of chaos
began, but at length the government ap'
vears TO DO getting the better of Its enc
mics. 1t is not only conquering the insur'
ueu,s but Is making successful headway
srsinst the Carlists, whose internal dis
sensions bode no good 10 their cause
Should tranquility be restored in Spain
and her Republic successfully establish
itself, this will be another triumph ol
American principles in Europe.
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Captain Erastus p. Coe, formerly q
shipmaster but for many years q mer-
chant Of Cincinnati, died at Newport
Thursday night.
The election Of the Republican can
didates for Mayor and Alderman al
Charleston, s. G., Is contested by the
Conservatives on the ground OF gross ir.
regularitics and frauds, rendering the
election null and void.
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The Affairs of Jay Cooke & Co.

PHILADELPHIA, October ga special
dispatch from Washington says: Ex-
Gov. Cooke In o conversation yesterday,
announced that the firm Of Jay Cooke &
Co. will soon make a proposition to their
creditors for the purpose Of enabling them
to resume business. The members OF the
firm have pooled their private and per-
sonal property, and personal assets, and
will place 1t at the command Of their
creditors in liquidation OF their indebted.
ness. They propose to pay every cent
they owe, both principal and interest.
The details Of the proposition will be
made public In due time. lcs
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE Cry, Oct 8.-An incendi.
ary fire early this morning destroyed the
residence Of Mr.. Charles. Loss $40, 900.
In q running race this afternoon on the
Territorial Fair Ground, boy from Mon.
tana named Clark, riding Clawson's horse,
broke his leg badly and Is In q dangerous
condition. 81" >
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Rev. Robertson Petitions for Resto.
ration.5

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct-The petition OF
Gilbeit Il. Robertson TO be restored to the
privileges OF church membership was re-
ported on by, Q special committee at The
session Of the louisville Presbytery. A
petition from prominent members Of Rob.
ertson's old church was read, testifying to
his Christian conduct since his deposition
last fall! It'was also signed by leading
citizens: U. s. Pension Agent, r. N. Kelly,
Judge Ballard, Of the U. 8. Court, U. s.
Commissioners @ Merriweather and Gen.
Jno. N. Harlan. The committee reported
that Robertson had not, in his petition,
expressed himself as contrite for the sins
'he had committed. The Presbytery, &C.
cording to the terms Of the book Of disci-
pliue, could not Afford the relief asked.
When MIR. Robartson appeared and &C.
knowledged his sins, the petition would
be granted. The report ofthe committee
IT The f Pteabytery adjourned until April,
INA d. = HI.A e.
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Tho Financial situation a. DaylOI

DAYTON, O., Oct 8.-The financial sit.
uation Is good. There has been no sus-
pensions and no symptoms OF any. The
banks are strengthening daily and dis.
counting only enough to meet the imper.
alive business demands All checksan
drafts have been and are like to continue
to'be promptly honored. There are seven
banks here, three national and Tour pri.
vate. Confidence and cheeriulness pre-.
walls, and business 10 proceeding as usual.
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The boiler Of q hosting engine on
the Grand Junction wharf Of Boston, ex-
ploded yesterday, killing one man and
wounding several others.
Alfred Saviile, the telegraph manager
who went to New Orleans from Memphis
sgo, Is dangerously III. , sbi
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Mr.. BradIaush and the workingmen

NEW York, October Sat q meeting
Of the Workingmen's Union tonight 0
letter was read from Charles Bradlaugh,
declining to lecture before the working
men OF New York except on their max
ing arrangements with the Literary Bu-
reau to which he had bound himself for
his lecture course In this country. The
reading Of the letter was followed by an
animated discussion, many members de-
nouncing Bradlaugh on account OF his
atheistic and communicate ideas.
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Array with Horse Thieves In Canada
BINGHAM, NE, October 3.-Ten men
In pursuit Of twohorse thieves, came upon
them lust over the Canada line. After .
rapid exchange Of shots the thieves were
captured. Both were wounded, one ia
tally. Two Of their captors were also
wounded. 4.r r.fr
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steamer News.

LIVERPOOL, Oct, 8.-The steamer Co;
lumbla, from New York, has arrived out
NEW YoRK, Oct 3.-Arrived-Steam'
ets India, from Glasgow, and oalabria
from Liverpool. ~
NEW YoRK, Oct, Sl-Arrived-Th'
steamer Deutchland from Bremen.
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CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND, Oct. 3.--The dry goods
store Of Wilson & Sharp Of this city was
bnrglarized of $4,000 worth Of silks last
night. ~ '.'|>A
A very large attendance was at the
Northern Ohio Fair to-day. The exhibit
ton closes tomorrow. 10 HAf'
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BOSTON.
Funeral Ceremonies of Rear Admiral
WinsIoW. y 4 -

FuueIal CeEtIuUuAcs VI 4ACuA Au"hoA
Winslow. ~ lrs
BOSTON, Oct. 3.-The funeral services
over the remai9s OF the late Rear Admiral
John A. Window took place to-day In
St. Johns Episcopal Church, Boston
Highlands, and at the close the remains
were taken to Forest Hill and inferred.
In accordance with a request OF the
family OF the deceased, there was no mil
itary procession, but long line OF car
riages containing the professional and per.
sonal friends Of the deceased accompanied
the body to the grave. Flags at halt.
mast were on all public and many
private buildings.
Major Pierce has received the Repub-
lican nomination for Congress from the
Third Congressional District OF Massa-
chusetts, 10 I'LL q vacancy. -.l.,;
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Dedication of Catholic Church

DAYTON, O., Oct. s.-There will be q
great Catholic pageant here Sunday at the
dedication Of the Emanuel Church.
Arch Bishop Purcell and other church
dignitaries will be here. There will be o
grand street procession composed Of
thousands Of Catholics from surrounding
cities ..s
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Ohio Gland Lodge Good Templars.

CoLuMnus, O., Oct. S.-The Grand
Lodge OF Good Templars Of Ohio closed
sI Iesf session here this evening, after
ssuopting resolutions recommending pro.
s1liieltory legislation and Independent DO.
ancal scuon. Tho next meeting OF The
lodge will be held at Delaware.
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Ertensiye Gold Coinage at the Mints.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The mint In
Philadelphia, under orders from Wash
ipgton, Is coming double eagles at the rate
Of ten million per month. The California
mint Is running at its full capacity on gold
coinage and trade dollar. Bullion TO the
amount Of $3,000,000 has been added to
the fund ofthe Assay Office at New York,
to pay promptly all deposits of sovereigns.
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Financial Affairs at youngstown, o.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Oct. 8.-The panic
has made scarcely any disturbance here.
There has been no run on the banks, and
they pay out tn depositors as usual, except
requiring notice on time deposits, as
o precautionary measure. Among all
classes there seems to be q general feel.
Ing OF confidence, as tho banks are, all
very strong, Ind have large surplus.
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Another Cable Enterprise.

HALIFAX, Oct. THE cable steamer
Robert Lowe, with the cable to be laid
between Prince Edwards Island and
Cape Termentine, will leave here to pro.
coed with the work Immediately. e
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WARRINGTON, D. G., Oct 3.-Eenry
Young alas Chas. Williams, (colored)
convicted Of the murder Of Frank Cohn
Virginia drover, was to-day sentenced
to be hanged the 14th ot November.
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Secretary Richardson Refuses tho
Deposit ut Charleston. -;

WAsHINaToN, Oct. 3:-Secretary Rich.
ardson has written o letter to the Presi.
dent of the Chamber Of Commerce Of
Charleston, South Carolina, refusing their
request that $500O00 be deposited with
the .Aassistant Treasurer at Charleston
for the purpose Of buying exchange from
the banks. The Secretary states that he
has declined oil similar propositions from
other places.
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BRUSSELS, Oct. 3.-The Echo De Par.
lament says It has private information
from Paris that Monarchy will certain
ly beproclaimed on the proposition Of the
majority OF the Assembly. %. .t.
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The Pope Declares he Will Never
Leave Rome,

ROME, Oct. 3.-The Pope yesterday in
an address to q delegation Of three hun
dred Of the faithful used the following
words: "Coniusion has entered the
enemy's camp, they strive to induce me
to leave Rome, but never will. 10 ''
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LYHoHBuRo, Va, Oct. S.-The tobacco
crop 10 now being secured, i Is the best
that has been raised in Virginia for some
years past. 81. lissaF ~
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.-River . leet 8
inches and very slowly declining.
PrTsBURGH, Oct 3.TRiyer unchanged
and scant with 2 feet mcdaniel. Weather
clear and cool. q NrlJAN! G
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ST. LOUIS.
The Suit Against the st. Louis Mu-
tuaI Life Insurance Company.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. .3.-Charles q. Peck
will publish q card tomorrow denying
that he Is in any way connected with Z.
A. Whitcomb In his suit against the st.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company as
10 alleged in a petition for an Injunction
filed in the Circuit Court yesterday on
that company. Whitcomb will also print
q card TO the same effect.
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An Atlanta Banker to Resume To-
j.- lHt Day. N
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 3.-John q. James,
banker, who suspended, will resume busl.
ness Tomorrow. d, y
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Death lof Er.Gov. King CarrGn; oi
Maryland. d, ..,...

BALTIMORE, Oct 3.-Thomas King Car.
roll, formerly Governor Of this State, died
at his residence in Dorchester county to.
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End of the Financial Excitement In
Ha- Washington. ~ - l'..
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-No financial ex.
citement whatever now exists. Currency
Is again becoming plentiful. 'a '5.'f,
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ry of the past and dealing out with even
hand to all parties and all men the meas
ure of historical praise. An open con-
| fession is said to be good for the soul.
Speaking of President Grant, this m-
relenting foe of short year ago said:
I'VE have reached a healthy calm in
our political struggles. The nation has
q trusted leader, just chosen by an over
whelming vote" And, again: 1T is
common to hear intelligent political
| leaders declaim against the moral and
intellectual degeneracy of the times and
especially against the decline in public
morality and craftsmanship. They
would make it appear that the people
and the government in past times of pu-
rity and excellence, while we are un-
worthy sons of noble sires. Our rulers
are pronounced imbecile or wholly de-
voted to selfish ends. Our lawmakers
are declared to be reeking with corrup-
tion or b6GGed by ambition, and greed
and faithlessness sre held up to the
world as the chief charac cteristics of our
officials'
1t will be remembered that in onr last
campaign no man did more or labored
harder to disseminate these very ideas
than Col. Mcclure himself. But bitter
experience has taught him an enduring
lesson and now as he is about to retire
to private life, he turns from this dark
and repelling picture and with meek
ness and humiliation declares, ''iR the
face Of all that can be charged against the
present, that it as the Gerry best age thlS nd-
ton has erer klo,Cn;" that the despair
ing accusations made against oar public
servants are not the peculiar creation Of
the times in which we live and the allie
CATION of widespread Generalization
in the body polite was no more novel
in any of the generations of the past
than it is now"
What a confession to fall from the
lips of the would-be reformer of a year
ago! With what venom and malice did
this man denounce the Republican par
ty when he was chairman of the Liber-
al organization, that offshoot of Democ-
racy, last fall, and accuse our public
men of what he now acquits them The
scandalous charges he brought against
''our public servants" are not forgotten
and to find him standing up beneath
the classic shades of Dickinson and de-
clarihg that Ill is The re12 bcst age this
nation has euer Ln0,cn, - is strange III
deed and suggests some curious refloc-
tions. VIII his followers be as ready
to confess their sins?-Guzette and BuI5l-
tn.