The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-27

SUI iNii iiiiIIinllN nlulN lIiflnfI
The lmn, ~ iln Commonwealth
has been auod rur ehhtomu Wlilrl
they cnn not produce UPON tender NJ
the amounts loaned ON tlipnL
Carleton, the Secretary Of ilo ClilOn
Trust COnpnny, lns friends who are
In tfcnty with the hank for ~ settle
mcnt ~ his declaration.
Henry Clcws " ca. clnIm that their
securities were more than ample ln or
binary times. They may resume when
| the money market improves. They
have published II list Of their cores
pondcnts, which include twcniy-iour
national banks aud one hundred and
llfty-cight private bankers.
1t Is stated that the Western shippers
of grain hnvc been advised tO hulu or
on account Of the difficulty 10 meet
sight drafts. ...... ...
| The Stock Exchange remains closed
until further orders. The sub-trens-
ury is offering no bonds this morning;
feeling excited.
The Western Union Telegraph cont
pany's stock IS quoted at62c by buyers;
bic asked.
Holmes q Macy have suspended
l
half n million of bonds. The bank
Presidents have authorized the issuance
of another ten millions of loan ccrtlii-
Gates.
Mr.. Marsh, of Holmes q Macy, SAYS
that all houses like theirs having Il
large number Of dcpositors must sus-
pend. ...
WASHINGTON, September, 81. The
| Frcedman's Savings bank is enforcing
the legal thirty days notice from depos-
itOrs. ..
y Berlin dispatch announces the
failure Of Il bank in that city.
| PATTERSON, n. j., September 24.-
In consequence Of the depreciation in
railroad securities, and many orders
for locomotives having been cancelled,
| the Rogers Locomotive Works dis
charged five hundred and fifty hands
to day. 1t is feared five hundred more
may be discharged.
PATTERSON, n. j., September "a
Four hundred and thirty-fve men
were discharged from the Rogers Lo-
comotive Works here to-day.
WII,KESBARRE, Pa, September, a.
Brown d Gray attribute the strike
among the miners here to the failure
Of Henry Clews IL Co. The miners
were large deposilofs WIN inns mouse.
SHREVEroRr, Septemoef 81 Inc
following Is ilst OF lhtermclltS to-day
as reported by the Howard Association:
Milton George, H.; NJ. van NosIfaiiu,
Charley Thow, Theresa Goschuck, IS
| years; Z. Alexander, o Years Grage,
) months V. NJ. butcher, 80 years
Nettie Nayier, years mary harIel',
% years Geo. Smith, 33 years; Mrs.
Nj. II. Irogic, 81 yearS--cleVen III all,
and all from yollow fever. -.
NICKsBuRG, Mississippi, ,Septembf,
! 2l.-Ihere were three fatal cases OF
yellow fever yesterday.
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, September "a
Nine deaths from yellow ieveryester'
day.
New York, September Alt is rl-
morcd that the yellow fever IS at Har-
rison street, Brooklyn. one fatal case
and two others are closely ,quarantined
NEW ORLEANS, september, IN OF
; withstanding the exaggerated reports o
, yellow fever IN New Orleans, the gen
eral health of the city was never better
at this season; Dr. q: Is; White. Presl
dent of the Board of Health, in hi'
| official statement to-day, mentions the
, fact that seventy-nlne days have
elapsed since the first case occurred
and that up to the present date, Tho
5 number Of deaths from the disease has
. not averaged one and half per day
He also states that there are now only
twenty-siX eases under treatment ant
most of these convalesccnt. The case
AFRO I'LL remote from the business cen
4 tera.
: NEW ORLEANS, september h4.-Ih'
, number OF deaths IN Shreveport to-day
was ."en'9. m'''ino'i, o. ~ =
years Hiiilnleron, Wnlte, - A Wa;,
: MRS. NJ. Nurllh' VIM, tai,iine WEI,
t While, - c"lS' ny ,r - IN. ai l,o., -
4 years WI - io i'm, - E Sai1
~ w. Lnlil,p7' VIZ, 90 > r"'s ,,,ita % %
~. Nlci,alusDil, VI o.I 1,,. S ,n "'
years GT i; hoseli i y, Will, ~ fun.s
i MOTIFS n.iiis, coi3'e o. ~ Soa'' Mr. '' Luz
Johiisoi'' coioleu' stn,@, lNii' VIZ; i.ai
IN, col"leu, anu mary ie''e' oo'oie' ~
asea loyt'ts. ,o. I.i,.,.,
Q MAphin, oupapi,'uri, IT. Y , haa,r'
ilia' tiie tisuis ei'' fesn.i ie'' m
Az Aa,n Tr, I Wsilrnrton ~ mrnvcntin@ th
Aumirai leiitet.o'i , ,or i'aeN Sanr;,! iaa
p no'' p paw anno III presidant Of th
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= CupieiiieG Go.,iioiio " Mn,a';J amd 60
NaP'"1ll , GtIi =, cnmnr,i IL, y
e.ui ' ,';aa'moror,i pr;Itn, rocniInd
o1os', nles oe G,,tan,hav "a rIo,ys
,1 dnNpJN, ~ ho'n ioo;ini 70 Sns
: ,iu "h NJ Nv c" ra Iiahio on acco,lnt n
n Pfiu. rin,SSS ' (, 70 for twentv.fon
4 Henry Jews IN n'hair o".n i;ohi,;
t t;nS Pot,S fanr thomsand nn,nds
Il , ,,fI %' thev can meet Inf not those O
s t 49, t ~, G. ~ ~
fieiiy NieYs " w. =, ~,
MATAMoRAs, september a IN
Congress OF the state or Coahullla
II in session at Salute. Beng oppose
o 70 Governor Nepedo, VINO = AZ tlle n 1t
n Of the, national adlninlstraloh, the,
= were about eleetlng Dr' salps IoFefn ~
when they suddenly broke Gp, oh Up
y evening of the 10th instant, tearing a
/ attack from Aepeuo, anu ileu m MON
. terey, in the state OF Nueva Leon
where an inslrrectiohary procisamatlo D
was issueo' "n. 'hioy ioi' ~ -r.N es .
h via, in Coahuilla, where they propos
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