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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
THE Battle of the Bovine"

According to the New York World
the Orangemen cut a ludicrous figure
on the occasion Of their recent parade
in that city. The show was a pitiful
one. and had no semblance of patriot
ism about it. Had it been called a
parade of policemen" continues the
World, sit might have been considered
a creditable affair, but when it is
viewed in the light Of a demonstra-
ton of Orangemen, it is impossible to
regard it in any other light than that
of a ridiculous failure. The process
sion had three policemen to every
Orangeman. The latter were there
fore completely surrounded and al
most hidden from sight. Instead of
q celebration of the battle of the
Boyne it looked more like the return
of the police from that battle, with
all the Orangemen that were left at
the close of the fighting as prisoners
Of war, and escorting them under
guard to some place of confinement"
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Application for Patent.
[. S. LAND OFFICE.

Frprp LAND OFFICE.
1'e'aoa' July Il, 1881
OIlCE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Hermann Heynemann t~postofice
address San Francisco. Cal bnS ,naoo
application for patent for sixteen hun.
dred linear feet OF the D~underberge lode.
bearing silver and Other minerals. the
feet .outheriy from the location of tha
new Incline upon the lode. with surface
ground 2oo feet in width, situate in Eure.
ka Mining DISTRICT, Eureka County, Ne.
vada, and described in plat and field
NOES on file in this Office as follows
U, s, SURVEY No q,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN

OF AIN.
BIARRITZ, July %.
An attempt was made yesterday to
assassinate Marshal Serrano, while
walking on the grounds of his villa.
The assassin was arrested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

I OST, ON MAIN STREET, between
~ the Toll House and Seaton 4 Clark,s
Grocery Store, a MILK BOOK, contain.
ing nothing of value but to the owner.
The finder will please lea We it at this OF.
nee. Jy25.lW ID. A. STINSON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

MAN MIssING.-One Byron F. Will
cox, "26 years of age, black whis-
kered, tall, thin and slightly stoop-
ing" has come up missing in Salt
Lake. Perhaps the Destroying Angel
made a raid on him, though the Salt
Lake Tribune says "he was very mod
est in his demeanor."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

WIRES OUT OF ORDER.-Mr. Spin.
ner, our accomplished operator, in
forms us that owing to the great
amount of lightning flying around
over the country yesterday, the wires
were not quite as communicative as
usual. For this reason our telegraph
ic advices are rather meagre this
morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, July 20.
Ex-Governor Colby. Of New Hamp-
shire, died in this city last evening,
aged 90 years.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHER.
FROM

MARYsvILLE. July %.
1t has been cloudy and dark all day
with occasional sprinkling of rain,
and some thunder and lightning.
The residence of DR.. Stone, d
street, vas partially destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss, $500; insured
for 50, 900.
DowNIEvILI.E, July 90.
Winchester Doyall, convicted of
murder in the second degree, for the
killing of Alexander Black at Sierra
City last November, vas sentenced
to-day to thirty years in the State
Prison.
NEVADA.
WINNEMUCCA, July %.
Wells, Fargo Il Co., shipped to
New York to-day four bars ofGolden
Chariot bullion, valued at IS, 200.
AUSTIN, July %.
Yesterday morning, VIM. Decamp,
with a load of goods. and a wagon
and two horses, while going down
the hill on the other side Of the sum-
init, the tongue of the wagon broke,
throwing the driver between the
horses. and dragging him to the bot
tom Of the hill. He sustained severe
internal and other injuries. His left
leg was amputated at the knee Joint
This morning.
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ENNSYLVANIA

fHILADELPHIA, July ..
John c. Cloud started hence this
evening TO row to New Orleans, for a
wager of $1,000, the conditions being
that he will not sleep on the shore till
he reaches the latter place. The boat
will be carried over the mountains
and put into the Ohio river. 1t weighs
60 nOunlS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-21
CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN SUNDAY, SrprENfBER 81 1879

who gave his name ~ smith passed 9
counterfeit fifty dollar hi sta store in
Nashville, an immedis,ly after left town
Ito was pursued, and when arrested nine.
teen other bills of the sarQc denomination,
some genuine monss, lot Of quccr look
ing tools, bottles of chemicals and sevcra |
different kinds of paints were found on
his person and among his baggage
Mr.. ). u. Burns, travelling salesman
for j. NJ. Anderson * Co., wholesale
grocers, st. Louis, was robbed AZ Mrs
Powers boarding house in Olney, Of some
thirteen hundred dollars. which he had
placed 10 an express envelope, and Of bi.
watch and Of his pocket.book containing
sl20.
The Mscoupin Enquirer says that
Mr.. Andy Steei OF Medors, has gone to
Washington to procure patent upen an
Invention 10 prevent steam boiler. from
exploding.
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FOREIGN.

LoND'N, September 20 Donald Dsi.
rymple, :norn Der OF parliament tor Bath
is dead.
MADRID, september .o.--The Corres.
pondence says tho iatreinsen;e. at Carte.
gina are disposed to surrender TO the ma
tionsl forces. Proyisi n'ara very scar.
At Carte ina en the l hit OF he l5.h
inst while n boat belonging to the French
corvette was anchored e Csr.cgina, while
the crew WAS passing from the vessel to
shore, it was fred upon by the Insurgents
for failing to reply to :he challenge of the
sentry, and one seaman killed. The COM
mander Of the Corvette called the ntten-
ton of the intrssengenta to the occur
ence, and threatened to lombard the city,
but satisfactory explanation was made.
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MARKET REPORT.

NEW ORLEANS, September 20 Corn
firm, yellow mixed 75c yellow 7yc
oat- advanced, ordinary 49,. choice 5u-
Ca52c
Hay frmrr, prime f2-h1J
Molsssss nothing 10 q two kegs ofnew
ayrups was received from NV IheniA
the first of the Aon
Others unchanged
Sterling 2OA SIGH, Z. premium gold
l2!
Cotton sales 475; market unettled by
advances from New York; prices irreQu-
ar and lower strict 10 stfi,k good ordiu-
ary, l5fal1c law L. good nlldlng, ls,
@!sf receipts 5sd No exports, stock,
sos.
~. L"vIs, September L. Business on
Change - bsti y demorali2ed by the New
York kilograms. Little produce changed
hands, and prices are generally lower
Hemp firm and unchanged.
Flour duh and weak.
Wheat du'l and lower; No snring
81 % in elevator with no buyers Al m.
close; No 4 red fan - -; No8sl 80
Corn lower and unsettled. NogmiIed
Asa ic to seller IN October.
Oats udse;tled and closing lower No 2
rnixei a4ln3Gc in elevator.
Bsrley-bright No to No ! spring,
tie demand held firm; No 2 81 40Gil A.
Rye dun and lower; No , 72M7lc.
Pork dull dry salt meat, dun and mona
nal; bacon dull
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
FIRE ~ NEyApA


SAN FRtNCIaco, Septembet 20 At
told iii, Nevada, about o'clock this Of
i'rnoon, while The wotkmen we're eating
their lunches, r lire broke out in a black
smith shop belonging to Messrs. Belchof
u Co. Ia Yellow Jacket mine, y short die.
tance north Of the thAn. The timbers he
ing very dry
fAE FIRE SPREAD RAPIDLY
aud soon filled the yellow jacket and the
belcher mines with smoke sud pss
About quarter past three Al
EAfLostoS OCCURRED
which shattered She lights ia the mine.
The meu who wero then =, work hurri.i
ior"ard 10 the Crown Point AID Bsl,her
'haits aud al cscspei but SIX. 1hsr
bodies have since been recovered uo,u.
munica,ion between the Crown Point and
The Imperial North au the south ha. been
cut 'h. There !.
so DANuER
OF the IRE sproading. Firemeu can DO
nothing towards eXtiusuishiug the IRE
but It il M Il plA.s where there is not
much timber and, consequently II will
soon die suIt, sui will, probably
commence work tomorrow il the Bel.
cher and Crown Point. Noue OF the mine.
hsve sustained much damage The fol
lowing
wEEE kIItEu
aud their bodies recovered Louis Lion.
ollie. Jas. i. Waters. W. :. BronIwatrr
Jas. I. NIes Tom Cu.-.rk, Geo. ".
Mu4d. a Number OF other. are very
sick from inhsling tho gas and benny
burned, but none are considered .,lauger-
Gus. The people are
GREATLY EXCITED
and II is rumorcd that othor. are still
missing. The cry now Is $50 more black
smith shops in mines
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W EATIIER REPORT.

WAsINdroN, September Probable.
ieles--For sunday in Middle and Eastern
states at night light frost, during the day
generally clear weather with northwest
winds. For South Atlantic and Eastern
uuli states, noriherly winds yeering to
inc northeast and partly cloudy westhe-.
foF lower lakes and ohio valley, during
the night frost, and during Sunday clear
ana Dry weather, followed sundy eve in
the Ohio valley by northeast and southeast
winds and increasing olonljness. For
the Upper lakes and the northeast, falling
barometer increasing soltherly winds,
rising temperature and cloudy or threat
ening weather.
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man The day which inaugurates the
study Of German in our public school.
generally will witness a long
stride toward even greater bene-
fits than they have yet conferred upon
American youth The argument
against the expense Of special teachers
TO teach il. would lose force when the
generation of German. studying pupils
were grown up aud all teachers would
number knowledge of Germanamong
the list of their requirements.
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The failure of .Iay Cooke 4 Co..
continues 10 be the all absorbing sub
Jsct IN financial circles everywhere
and is the burden of the Geographic
dispatches. Since the carly stage. Of
Tie war, the name Of Jay Cooke has
been as familiar TO the people as that of
pen' Grant, the firm of which he was the
head having been agent of the govern.
ment under Salmon p. Chase for the
sale of public securities, and subse.
qasntly largely interested in Northern
Pacific railroad bonds; immense sales
OF these have been made in all Darts
oil the country, to all clas-e. Of PEG
pie who have expected Jay Cooke 4
TO-, to pay the interest. In our tele.
graphic columns, the name, of other
houses involved in the fall Of jaw
Cooke 4 Co., have been noted If
may be the worst la. not been told
Dn' ltls believed, that no financial crisi.
10 general sense, will result.
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RI Y Err

CIyclNNArI, Sep ember 20 River 4
teet 10 inches and falling. DEPARTED
Camel y, Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, September .O.-.No ar
rivals. Departed: Mary T. Poe, $,
Louis. Clear. Thermometer -
EVANSVILLE. September 2o.-C.sarAri
cool Mercury 10 10 - with river fallen
, inches. Up. Falls Plot. Down, ] =
Bransiord, Mary 4 II right The Ctstfn.r
VS.. aground At French island, 90, al and
arrived Al $50 pm. No Loui.yills or
Cairo packets to-day.
ST. LOUIS, September 20.--Arriyst
julia, Vicksburg, Rob Roy aud North
western, keokuk; Chas. Brown, Cairo.
Maggie, Illinois river. Departed North
western, keOkuk: Glencos. New Orleans
Maggie, Illinois river; DeSmet. Missour,
river Elliott, Memphis julia. Viok,.
burg. River falling slowly. Wes,hsr
clear and cool.
LuCi.yiLLg, September 20 -Riv.rf,u.
ing, with cant three feet in the canal and
II inches IN the pass down the Indian
chRt'; aud feet on the Poi.lspd bar
feet on the bars hence 10 Eyans,jlls an,
les than feet hOnce 10 CinciGrst,
Weather clear sni cool The stesn,s,
Morning star has laid up, and the Ross
Hlte has taken her place in the Henderson
trade. The new lockes OF the canal will
be closed next Wednesday, to make erca.
vations in the rocks below the lockas old
Iockes 70 be left open. Arrivals: Ben
FRANKLIN, Cincinnati Dove No. .. Maii-
som Kitty Hegler, Memphis. Morning
Star, Henderson. Departure. Ben
franklin, Cincinnati; Pa, Korrrs Cncin-
natl; Dove No. ., Kentucky river
Champion, Madison; Kitty Hegler. Gin.
cinnEti Rose Hite, Henderson.
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GERMAN IN THE pTHIIC
SCHOOLS

1t. Louis j, having a school war am
q small scale, as to whether German
shall be taught IN the public schools
II would seem that in tai, enlightened
day there could be but one opinion on
this question that the study Of the
German language, whenever practi.a.
BILE, should be made part Of our com
mon school education. The unreasoninc
dislike entertained by many well.iptep-
TONED persons toward such a course
blinds them to the fact that thorough
knowledge Of German would be far
more valuable part Of the education Of
THE majority OF the boys and girls who
depend upon their opportunities in the
public schools for their mental trainjno
than all their familiarity with algebra
|geometry, and many other branche.
30 which their time in the public
schools is generally devoted. As a
means of mental pleasure, the ability
10 read and understand the German
language will be denied by no one ,apd
- necessary requirement in many sit.
nations In life its want has been soreIy
Ielt by many a struggling Wap end VIC.
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FROM CHICAGO.

'mDAou, September ~ a dreadful
accident occurred on the Chicsgo u Alton
abroad near jacksonville, Ills, ye.t,r.
day. The engine Of pg.senger train
running into buggy which was crossing
the track, instantly killing Mrs, Samuel
Rsnnei', aud fatally i,Jur,ng Mary Dues,
little girl 80 year. old and seriously 10
iuring Valentine Mccormack, who was
driving the buggy MI Raun-ls va. q
s'stor Of Reuben Springer. prominent
citizen of Cincinnati
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AT PHILADELPHIA.
PLUCKY BANNERS.

PLUCkY nASkER~.
PHILADELPHIA, September 20 The
Fidelity Trus. company did no. close st 9
p. m, but continued to meet all demands,
receiving checks as late as o o'clock. at
which hour over $500, 900 had been paid
out. Mr.. Brown, tho president, said be
would keep opeL
UNTIL MIDNIGHT
II 1t wss necessary, TO show dcplsitors
that the instiLion was in sound condition
and able TO meet all claims.
The Union banking company was run
upon up to the very hour of closing, al
which time about 100000 had been paid
out There WAS, alsos run on the First
National bank, but it did not amount to
much. 1t is authoritiyely stated that
neither the state nor the city funds are
disturbed, the state and city treasures
having no consectlun whatever with Iay
Cookie Co.
COMMENTS or THE LoNUoN PRESS.
A special from London says: The
Times in commenting on the financial
panic in New York says "In view Of
the extraordinary prosperity Of the
United States, and the high price of g,v
eminent bonds, the present gust must be
remarked an effort of the financial sys-
tenn TO get rid Of its dishonest element.
The Daily Telegraph says; such To-
cal troubles rs suspensions in New York
seem to be, and are, merely the rank out
growth OF an eSGberant prosperity. and !
are occasions to a progress which docs not |
for moment halt
ASOTHER
The Union Trust company has failed.
The institution has state charter. an A
bore heavy run yesterday.
plD NOT oPES.
Third street is comparatively ouiet.
The run on Fidelity Trust company has
almost ceased, The Union Banking com.
pany did not open to-day, and plscard
IN the door states that owing TO the
heavy demand, Suspension for few DAYS
lad bool resolved on.
PREPARING 4 REPORT.
The Jay Cook clerks are preparing
itatemont to be laid before the meeting of
.he members Of tho firm.
Al BOSTON.
hoSToN, September 20, The financial
alarm in New York is the principal sub
Get OF discussion, but, SOLAR, does not in
erfere with business.
At ALBANY.
ALBANY, September 20 Esquire x Co.,
bankers, announce their temporary sus-
pension until further adyices from New (
York,
AT TORONTO.
IoRoNro September 90 II } Moss Il Z
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FROM SALT LAX f.
o. EK TIE EnAn.

w Eh III tbA y.
SAL1 Lane, September 20 oliver
Amos, T.. II, Bakers and l.. Atkins, di-
rectors' and General Superintendent +. II.
Suckles, of the Union Pacific ralroad, &C.
companie1 by Brigham Young, and oAi-
GERS Of the Utah Central railroad, went
over the latter road for the purpose of in
specting, The Union Pacific party will
spend few day, hero, and then iuspec.
the Colorado Central Lieut.. Geo NJ.
Wheeler went to San Francisco to-day Oh
business connected with the survey.
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yellow JACK :"
AT MEMPHIS.

MENrsIs, September 20. Tbs wes,be,
today l. very unfsyoiable for those suf.
fering from the yolsw fever and the ply.
'icisns think it will have a tendency "
prevent the spread II the disease. Tn,
Howard association ha. bad oblys strap
plicati0ns from new case. to iay AZ 4
only
Two DEATHS
reported Oliver Woodward, corner Of
Second Gnd Exchange, aud John frank.
foot ot Washington street, vii notwi,b-
standing the gloomy weather survive.
There 's les panic Of feelin. thsn at any
time since the discsse appeared. Private
ady'ce' from New Orleans say that the
fever prevails there, and the dengue or
bfsak bone fever rage. ~ epidemic.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WA'nING ToN, September 20 The fo,
lowing was received from London to-day.
by the secretary Of the treasury: "Syn-
dictate socosnt is in perfect order. There
IS universally = kid feeling toward Jay
Cooke, Mccullough ~ Co, who continue
business as usual, Signed,
A. &. CATTEI.
Tho run on the freedmeus and Wash
ington city savings banks continued TO-
day, but was much less than yesterday
The former has paid out .G5o,0oO. There
are about seventy five persons, the ma
joriIy being colored awaiting their turn at
the countor
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SAYS the State Journal in noting
The heroes of the war present at the
reunion of the army of the Cumbcr.
land at Pittsburg
Among these we notice the names Of
1rant, Sherman, Phil. Sheridan, Har-
tranft, Neagly, Mcdowell Hooker
Ward and many other distinguished
men. But the chief object of at
traction was Gen. Grant. president of
Tue united States. There was plenty
OF speech making, plenty of music
and plenty Of good cheer. They all
fought their battles over again and
we're happy.
happy? OF course they we're
only happys too mild a work for it by |
half.
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THE Paducah Kentuckian thinks
Kentucky has claims upon the chief
Justiceship--suggests..th the name of Judge
Bland Ballard for the position "takins
1t for granted President Grant will Sc
lect Republican and says of him
He is in the vigor of manhood, ca
pable Of performing the labor, is
: lawyer of fine ability, and has the
administrative talent necessary to
manage the business of the court"
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The yellow fever continues it, raw
ages in Shreveport almost undated,
and in Memphis adds small increase
to its victims daily. The cool
weather, while it may prove fatal in
most cases to those suffering from the
disease, will very probably stay its
spread in some degree.
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co. bankers and brokers in this city. have
suspended owing to the suspension Of Jay
'oose@ 20. and other prominent house.
in New York.
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FROM lNDIANArOLIS.

lNutANAPoIls, September 20 Dubut,
celebrated painting the "Prod,Dal Sou
Wa added 10 the attraction, y, a.. sap,.
si.jon building to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIG.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin,
FROM NEW YORK.

TAILED
NEW IuRK, September 90, lis pm. --
Brown, Wadsworth, X Co. have failed
THE EASK STATEMENT
viii, j, is said, not be ready before night,
II then. To give the usual quotation, Of
stocks is not possible to-day.
TUX FAILURES or uRo6 gEs
came in such quick succession thsl blocks
Of stocks were thrown upon the market
to realize
the GOVERNMENT To THE RESCUE
a special from Washington says it may
be stated on the highest authority that
should the order to- purchase Slo,O00,0OO
Of bonds fail to check the financial exotic.
men,, it has been decided by Secretary
Richardson to issue any part OF the
fogrr-FoUR MILLIONS RESERVE
necessary to restore confidence,
There were
THIRTEEN PROPOSALS
TO sell bonds to the government at the
sub-.ressury, aggrega.ing S2,G72,Gj2 at
F. from 100 TO H..
CLOSED It's DOORS.
/ The National Trust Co. has closed u.
doors.
OUT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE.
Certificates Of the Mechanics Banking
/ Association aud tho Continental bank
have boen thrown out of the clearing
house.
THE CROWDS AND EXCITEMENT
in Wall and Broad streets are unprece-
dented, and even in tho neighbor hood Of
those financial centres, group. are gathor-
ell discussing the situation.
At this hour, nearly O'clock, the mill
lions promised from Washington cannot
be made available owing to the
RED TATE REQUIREMENTS
Of opening and reading the Offering to sell
bonds, and telegrsphing to know if the
rates are acceptable. The till, of the best
and strongest house.
MUST HE GETTING Low,
having stood the run now OF nesly three
day.
Under the order issued hy the president
OF the Stock Exchange forbidding mem
bers under penalty Of expulsion to engage
in operations outside, il 10 not possible to
realize on securities, and
EACH MANS own Vault
is now his only stand by.
GOLD
a, one o'clock, lli3 The bank of North
America
HAS CLOSED ITS DOORS.
An efor. is said to be making to get the
public and private bankers to sct
SIMULTANEOUSLY,
and close at once, not waiting FOR the US
usl hour.
not SUSPENDED.
The Bank OF North America has not
suspended.
THE EXCITEMENT AND PANIC
which followed the announcement. in the I
stock exchange Of the suspension Of the
Union Trust company, and the bsnl, Of
Commonwealth, were beyond description.
The Stock Exchange
REsENB.ED a MAD HOUSE,
md the streets were blocked with people,
III laboring under the greatest OK ctemsnt
md fancy prices tumblel from to IL per
cent and stocks were slaughtered without
.ny apparent regard to value. Amid the
suRoiNG or THE EXCITED CROWD.
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JOHN H. oBERLY. Editor aud Publisher

The Sangamon county Democrats
will nominate a county ticket.
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From 81. LOUIS.

THE .pNISG PAIR llpnr,.
ST. L0uIs, September 2o.--J1e Cou.
burn, Barney Aaron, BJd Reilly and
o.her sports from different parts % the
country arrived here lastIight t. attend
the mill between Allen aud McCool on
next Tuesday Another three hundred
dollars has been put up on the Hogsn-Al-
len fight
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THE BULLETIN.

Ometal Paper at the city ana
oanty, the only Morning Daily
spsr Published In southern Illinois,
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Tux BASH PRESIDENTS
have passed resolution to issue iInmoli
Ately ten million in loan certificate.
MEETING ALL DEMANDS.
NEW YORK, September 20, 1870 pm.
The Fourth National bank is meeting all
demand. made upon It. AMI they ara now
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CASHIERS DEFALCATION
Is larger than at first supposed, and it il
said II will exceed five hundred thousand
dollars. The directors, this afternoon,
considered the question Of appointing
receiver Carleton has been traced 20