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Run ON the Union Transfer Company
Suspension OF n Number OF PhiIadeI.
delphia Houses.

NEw YORK, SEPT la.--The nass this morn
ing mentions the failure OF George oPdyke n
Co. THIS is an error, and the Tiaes itself de-
sires this contradiction 90 be circulated.
NEW YORK, Sept l9.-George Opdyke pub
fishes a card saying any loss sustained from
financial complications OF the Midland railroad
viii not effect his financial position He adds
hat il WAS deemed best 10 have receiver ap-
pointed for the road
FAILURE or FISK AND HATCH.
NEW YORK, Sept. b.-Fisk and Hatch have
failed.
MORE FAILURES.
NEW YORK, sept i9.-The failure OF Beers &
Edwards and Eugene jackson. brokers. Is an
nounced IN the stock board. Gold, ii2I bid.
STILL MORE FAILURES
NEw YORK, Sept. l3.-The following addi-
iOnal failures were announced in the stock
h. Warner, Greenleaf X Norris, and George b.
Alley.
WHAT ROBINSON & sUYDAM SAY.
NEW YORK, Sept. Hutchinson x Snvdam
say their liabilities are not more than sS 600.
and they expect 20 resume soon. Commodore
Vanderbilt said In an interview last night that
have failed.
WILD EXCITEMENT IN WALL STREET.
NEw YORK, Sept. l9.-The stock market
opened lower, reacted a little. but went lower
again. White, Defrees * KathbOne, gold ami
stock brokers, Il Broad street, were the first
suspension announced. Being a small firm not
much excitement ensued. Soon after, the an
nouncement was made that Fisk 4 Hatch hal
gore up. The widest excitement followed.
Brokers rushed out of the board, and for several
minutes a steady stream OF operators running
towards their Offices was kept up.
RUN ON THE UNION TRANSFER COMPANY.
THERE'S a heavy run on the Union Transfer
Company. Fisk & Hatch's failure has been an
nounced IN the stock board. Stocks fell 10 per
cent There Is tremendous excitement on the
street, and stocks are declining.
STATEMENT PROM FIsK AND HATCH.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Fisk and Hatch state
that their suspension can only be temporary,
and was caused by loans called in on good Sc
curities, which could not be realized upon at
the present crisis. They say the securities on
which they have made advances are on two
railroads.&c. Chesapeake and OHIO and Cen
trail Psinc-bOth of which are completed.
| They expect 10 be able 10 resume business again
as soon as the panic ceases.
WORSE THAN BLACK FRIDAY.
Wall street has never experienced such a
storm, and the panic OF Black Friday, in 1859, is
! by far exceeded by IL. In the stock market the
/ first failure was announced. The entire list
dropped, recovering little I'm the interim, but
| falling lower as each successive failure was an
| EOunced. Two other failures-TheOdore BidelI
| and A. NJ. Ridder-are announced. Gold is
now I3.
DECREASE IN STOCKS.
The following shows the decline In the lead
Nd
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The CLAIMANTS" SUPPLIES CUT Or
Singular Action Of Chef Justice C0ckbUn.-Chief
Justice Cockburn, at the close o. the hearing in
the Iichborne case yesterday, said if the claim
ant resumed his travels through the country
representing himself as a martyr, il would be
dal, by committing him TO jail. Every Judge
and juryman connected with the case had been
threatened with assassination ii verdict
against the defendant should be brought in.
The chief justice warned the claimant that II
he made another speech, or appeared before
the public, he would surely be imprisoned
New revelations are made every day of the
trial, and public interest increases as the case
proceeds The Tichborne claimant has pub
lished an appeal, in which he states that prohi-
bltion by the court of further speeches from
cut OFF his supply Of funds
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=. Mis- Lille, who won considerable reputa-
ton by her support OF Forrest, is leading iad a,
the Olympic, ST. Louis. i"Ny
ia highland county youth "went west,, a,
escape fulfilling q marriage contrac, ~,
woman old enough TO be his mother; but the
Highland female followed, overlook him In az,
Illinois town, and led him to the altar as gentle
as a lamb. e''e
sSA young man wearing an Alaska diamons
pin can ego home" with any girl in Dubuoue
from prayer meeting without an introduction.
~ The wreck OF the Inflated steamer ATTAIN
tic, as IL now lies at Marr's Head, was sold at
Halifax, last week, for 81 900.
The advent of a wild cat broke up we'd
dlng In Missouri, the other evening The cat
Mshted 70 introduce new claws In the mar
rage ceremony.
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THE MONEY MARKET
The Panic I'm PhiIadelphfa.

COOKIES LONDON HOUSE ALL RIGHT.
PHlLADELPHIA, Sept I9.-Jay Cooke q Co
received a dispatch from London this morning
declaring that their London house is solvent.
and that the feeling in London towards jay
Cooke, McCulloch & Co. is very friendly II
must be remembered that the liabilities Of the
London house, unlike those of the American
branches, are not all due on demand but AZ
regular well-knoSn dates, so that they know
exactly how much money is needed ach week
PHILADELPHIA, Sep 19.-The panic caused a
run on the Fidelity Safe and Trust company
and there Is long line of depositors drawing
out on checks. The directors feel coufident 81
meeting every demand. Distrust with regard
TO the Fidelity was caused by Messrs. Clark a.
Co.'s suspension, they being prominent officers.
ANOTHER STATEMENT FROM JAY COOKE
PHILADRLPHIA, Sept. l9.-Jay Cooke 81 Co.
issue the following notice 10 their depositorr-
" Some little time Is required 20 adjust our ac-
counts and TO hear from our different officers,
when statement win be prepared showing
the condition Of our affairs, which will be for
warded to you through the post Office. Until
then we beg your kind Indulgence, assuring you
that every effort will be made TO hquidste our
entire indebtedness with the least possible de-
lay"
DE HAVEN & BRO. GONE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. is.-De Haven & Bro.
LIST OF FIRMS WHICH HAVE SUSPENDED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, l9.-DeHaven q Bro
have have sSsRendea temporarily but hope % meet
ing brokers have suspended, II. II. Douglas.
Bayard, j. II. Yerkes, John Lloyd, Gflbough A,
Co, and Bond. All OF the above except Gu
TIE FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY HOLDING OFT
WILL.
PHiLADRLPHIA, Sept 19.-The run on the
depositors, but confidence Is being restored'
One depositor, with i've thousand dollars in the
company, applied for IL, and the ten-dav notice
va, was waved after receiving the cash he depos-
depositors, and President Brown saws are ahle
to meet all demands.
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SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT To BLIND
GlRL-Nuf0ccti0Hi in q WeH.-A distressing ac-
cident occurred yesterday at half-past O'Clock
p. M, by which colored girl, about II years
old, and totally blind, met her death. The
name Of the girl was Olevia Parks, and her
parents reside at No. 1876 Stirling street. They
were engaged in moving yesterday TO another
house, when about the hour named Olevia, the
blind daughter, went to the sink A few mo-
ments afterwards smothered cries Of anguish
were heard. The persons on the premises ran
TO the spot and found to their horror that the
unfortunate child had fallen into the receptacle
which was well about thirty-tive feet deep
Efforts were speedily instituted for her succor.
Policeman Wonderly procured a rope, and
after trying to prevail on others TO venture
down, young cOlOred man named james A
kinggold, accustomed to night work, undertook
the rescne. Provided with hooks, and with a
rope fastened around his waist, the other end
being held by the policeman and neighbors
Ringgold descended into the well aud graphing
the liteless body of the girl, who was suffOcated
before he reached her, they were pulled up to-
gether. RInggold deserves credit for his fear
less and disinterested act.-PG1f Sun. lgfb
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ARTHUR ORION had many peculiar belong
lngs, judging from the testimony of the wit
nesses for the Tichborne claimant: "He had a
long neck; he had short neck; he had a cash
across his face; there was no mark on his face;
he was pitted with smallpox; he was not: he was
very fat; he was raw-boned; he was both in
kneed and knock-kneed, and his legs were per-
fectly straight; he had fair hair; it was dark he
walked straight; he was nearly cripple. turn
ing both feet greatly TO the left; and he was the
oldest son OF his father, and he was the young
est.n
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1The Cardiff Giant reposss in iowa

1-The Cardiff Giant reposes in Iowa.
RTwo Iowa women Will go to the next legis-
lature.
EThe cholera is raging with great violence
in Hungary.
HThe losses by the recent Chicago fire foot
up s125,0
0-The King of the Sandwich islands is sick;
cause, too much fire-water.
HThe Wall street Daniel was given to the
bears.
UThe Geneva award bond has been photo
graphed. John Bull will have one to remember
us by.
1In Geenville, n. j., yesterday 6 John Mann,
A baker shot and killed John Heating another
baker, and then killed himself. jealousy was
the cause.
1The ofic and crew Of the American shin
VIM. Tapscott, rose against the captain. on fhe
passage from EDderburg island for OueensfoWn
and took the ship into Wellington, New Zealand
July L. The captain had been shot in the leo
Sir Alexander Cockburn now spends b,.
time, between every Friday and Monday. on his
yacht at Southampton, England. He takes his
papers and gives his attention to preparine Ms
charge to the jury In the Tichborne ease.
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THE ORIGIN OF THE SHREVEPORT PRsTI-
LENCE.-We are informed that a boat having
on board hundred or more Texas CATTLE was
.ecently sunk in Red river very near to Shreye-
port. lnexplicable and incredible as the state
ment may seem, we are informed that these
dead animals have been fshed from the wreck
and taken ashore for their hides, and that after
being skinned the bloated bodies have been
permitted to remain exposed to the rays of a
burning sun, where they have sweltered and
poisoned with the sickening effiuvia arising
from these decaying carcasses the whole atmos-
phere' Is 1t astonishing or rather is it not per-
fectly natural, that such a violation OF the laws
Of health should be followed by a frightful cpl
demlc?- TicksGurg Herald.
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ACCIDENT TO TRAIN ON WHICH THE PREsI-
DENT WAS A PAssENGER.-The Southern ex-
press train going west, on the Pennsylvania
railroad, on which President Grant was a pas
senger, met with an accident Wednesday one
mile east Tyrone. The Cincinnati express ran
into the rear end ofthe train, doing considerable
damage to the sleeping coach, and smashing
the engine OF the Cincinnati express. The en-
gineer and fireman were severely injured. but
the all passengers escaped with few slight
bruises,
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AN ACCOMMODATING L. s. TREASURER
The Cumberland News gives as an instance of
the oblgng kindness of Treasurer Spinner that
the collector of Cumberland sent half burned
ten cent note to the Treasury. "Yesterday,D
says the News, "a neU ten cent note was re-
ceived, enclosed in registered letter. A three
cent stamp for a letter each way and the 1--WE
cent for egistering-eleven cents in alI-was
what the new ten cent note cost. Who will
doubt that Mr.. Spinner is accommodating
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The POlaris Crew Saved.

THEY ARE PICKED UP BY WHALING VESSEL
About $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Com
modore Reynolds, acting Secretary os the Navy,
received the following dispatch:
"ST. JOHNS, y. F., Sept. 10, 1S.3.-Polaris
party at Dundee; all well. Juniata lett at one
O'Clock; have hired fast steamer for 4S hours to
catch her; will go myself
MULLoY, Consul"
A cable dispatch from London says: 'sThe
whaling steamer Arctic, for Dundee, passed Pc
terhead Wednesday night with the crew of the
POlariS, who had been transferred from the
whaler Rarenscraig, which rescued them from
the boats on the 29th july"
A dispatch was received at the Department of
State to-day from Mr.. VIM. Reed, vice consul
at Dundee, Scotland, stating that the POlaris
expedition had arrived at that port safe all the
crew were saved but in destitute condition.
The Secretary of the Navy has instructed the
vice consul TO afford all necessary assistance
and send the expedition to the United States
by the first vessel leaving that port.
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THE PLAGUE AT SHREVEPORT AND MEMPHIS
The Howard Association at Shreveport tele-
graphs TO New Orleans that they have nurses
anu contributions enough. Few new cases have
been reported. There were but twelve deaths
from the fever at Memphis yesterday, and the
disease Is be lie we'd to be under control.
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THE GRAND LODGE L. o. o. Fat the last
session Of the Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. F., yester-
day, the day was princip ally spent in delivering
euiogies on deceased members. At the after
noon session, the balance Of the south ern relief
fund remaining on hand, amounting to s4O2,
was devoted to the lodge at Shreveport for the
sufferers in that district.
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CARL VoGT, the Prussian prisoner. was dis
charged yesterday in New York, but was re-
arrested on civil suit to recover property that
was stolen from the murdered cheyalier
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THE BRUTAL MURDER OF GEN. MCCooK-
II is stated that the quarrel in which Gen. Ed
win Stanton McCoOk lost his life grew out of
the fact that Wintermu.e, his assassin, was an
unsuccessful candidate for the place OF secre-
tary OF Dakota, which Gen. McCOok was chosen
TO NIL. Wintermute had been bitterly and vim
dictyely hostile ever since his failure to secure
the appointment, and provoked the first en-
counter by personal insult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-19

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sherman expects to
visit the Agricultural fair at Cumberland to-
day. Colonel Frank Wolcott, L. $. marshal
of Wyoming territory, has arrived in town and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-19

THE ST. JOINS BOAT RACEs.-The four
Dared race at st. John yesterday was won by
the Paris crew by half length. The Long
shore crew were second, and the McLaren crew
good third. Time, SIM. 30s. In the single
seull race Fulton won by one-qua of length;
Biglin was second time, 26:i2. Bigiin protests
saying that he gained a length in the last ii We
lengths, and thought he was over the line, He
says he can beat fulton easiIy
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EVENING STAR.
W ashington News and Gossip.

TIE BANQUET TO Rx-GOvERNoR CooKys,
which was to take place at Wizards Hotel, on
Saturday evening, has been deferred 70, the
present, at his suggestion.
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THR MUTUAL base ball club yesterday de-
feated the Atlantics by a score of to q The
Philadelphia club also yanquished the Allan
tics by a score OF to 4.
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VICTOR Emmanuel AT VIKSNA-SeizsVe Of a
J0HrnGt.-The publication of the EaterIand
newspaper of Vienna has been suspended and
its bureau seized by the police because il pub
lished an attack on the King of Italy while the
guest of the Emperor. Many Ultranontanes
belonging TO the Imperial court, and leading
me mbers of society here have left the CITY 20
avo id meeting Victor Emmunual.
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CAPT. BUDDINGrONs PARTY.
They will be Ordered 60 Rewore m
WnshfngtOn Without Delay.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA Washington dis
patcn says mp 70 IL O'Clock last night nothing
had been received at the Navy Department
nom Dundee relative TO the crew Of the Poiaris
II Il thought Buddington teleeraphed 70 Mol
Conttnu0a = Gu~rsh
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THE EXAMINATION of applicants for admis-
sicn to the naval school as cadet engineers ire
ferred to in yesterdays starr began at the
academy on the 18th, and will end on the 18th
instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-19

THE MKT ANNUAL REUNION, of the army of
the Cumberland, will be held at Columbus Ohio
Sept, nth and 18th, 1874. Judge Matthe W. OF
Cincinnati, has been selected as orator and Gen
Waterman, of Chicago, alternate.
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AT RED OAK, Macon county, Iowa, yester-
day Henry Williams, a farmer, shot and in
stantly killed John keaton and fatally wounded
William Eucyler, both neighbors, with whom
he had qUarTeled. The murderer ESCAPED,
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VI NOIuihS tcfrlVOIy, mas arrived In Town anu
is at Wizards.
CHARLES j. JOHNSON, late assistant secre-
tary to the Board of Public Works, has been
promoted to the secretaryship, and Dr. Frank
Howe, assistant secretary. II. A. Willard has
been designated as vice president Of the board.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES for the
next fiscal year, it is understood, will be about
the same as last, excepting an additional APP
preparation of 81 SOC, 900 for new and improved
armament for our seacoast fortifca tions, which
will be submitted to the consideration of Con-
gress by the Secretary of War.
THE OFFICERS OF THE FIRST REGIMENT
NATIONAL GUARDS, ID. c., Lieut. Colonel
Fleming, commanding, called upon Governor
Shepherd to-day to pay their respects. The
new staff of the Governor were present. The
officers were introduced severally, and after an
agreeable interchange of courteses they de-
parted. Colonies Vandenburg, Harrington,
citizens dress; the others appeared in full uni
form. Col. Moore represented A company, and
appeared in uniform of an infantry officer.
SHREVEPORT RELIEF FUND.-The following
contributions to this fund were transmitted by
Senator West to Shreveport on the 10th inst:
Ex-Gov. II. ID. Cooke, $780, Gov. A. X. Shep-
herd, 500; j. X. West, 500; Philip & Solo
$50; j. W. Thompson, $50; f. A. Sawyer, slO
Albert Gleason, SO; L. a. Bartlett & Co., so;
VIM. Hall, q; cash, SO; IL. Clephane, $40; l..
Whitney, SO; b. H. Steinmetz, S5 collections
by q. Il. Creepy, $50; W. w. Rapley, $50; Miss
Mary Dean, of Cleveland, Ohio, IS, making a
total of SJg2.
OPEN AIR CoNCERT.-Tke following is the
programme Of music by the Marine band, Prof.
l.. Schneider, conductor, at the Presidents
grounds tomorrow evening at $50 O'Clock. 1.
Grand March, Adult 2. Cavatina, Zaine di
Nella, KOsSinI; 3. Song, al Think of Thee
Abb; l. Grand Fantasia, with variations from
the opera, III PoliutO, including clairiOnet
obligatO by Prof. Schneider; g. Cavtina from
the opera NabbuccO, Trombone oblgato per-
Der of the band); 6. Position Waltz, ROssi
1t viii be seen by the above that the new con-
ductor of the band, Prof. Schneider, WIN make
his first public appearance to- morrow.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenant Commander
George I. Davis ordered to the Worcester;
Lieutenant Richard NJ. Cuts to the Hydro
graphic office, oath instant; Mate p. G. Van
BuskiTk to temporary duty on board the Mo-
nongahela, and on arrival at Oallao to report
for duty on board the L. s. store-ship Onward;
Lieutenant Commander K. F. Harrington has
reported his return home, having been detached
from the Pensacola on the 18th ultimo, and has
been ordered TO the naval academy, 2Sth instant;
Master T.. s. Prime detached from the Kansas
and ordered to the Asatic station per steamer
of LIST of october from San Francisco; Ensign G..
ii. Lyman from the Worcester and placed on
waiting orders; Chief Engineer S. l.. P. Ayres
has reported his return home, having been de-
tached from the Shenandoah on the 10Th ultimo
and placed on waiting orders.
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CHARLES j. JOHNSON, late assistant secre-
tary to the Board of Public Works, has been
promoted to the secretaryship, and Dr. Frank
Howe, assistant secretary. II. A. Willard ha;
been designated as vice president of the board.
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pEOEkANE IN STOCKS.
e following shows the decline In the lead

ADDITIONAL FAILURES.
NEW YORK, Sept. lg.-Day * Morse and Hay
* Warner have suspended.
THE TRUST COMPANY STILL HOLDING OUT.
NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-The run on the Trust
Company continues. The company is still pay
ing.
A GENEROUS oFFER.
Munroe x Co., of Paris, notify their New
york house by cable that they will protect all
bills of jay Cooke & Co. upon them. They Of
fered this morning 10 discount Cookies imma-
tured bills at the bank rate.
WILL SECRETARY RICHARDSON "RBMovE THE
PREssURK?"
1t is stated on good authority that Secretary
Richardson will come 20 the relief of the New
York banks to-day, but in what manner cannot
be ascertained. The Treasury officials refuse
any Information.
CONTINUED EXCITEMENT IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, sept. 10, 2. P. M.-The Stock
Exchange has been a scene Of the widest
excitement throughout the morning, the volume
of business having been so large, and the
fluctuations Of such proportions, as TO
make Il well nigh impossible TO keep a record
OF the business. As each failure was announced
on the exchange, the excitement increased, and
everybody seemed wild with fright. Goodness
and confidence departed for a time, and IL is
many years since such scenes have been wit
messed on the exchange. The decline has ranged
from ;. TO 80 per cent
STILL ANOTHER FIRM GONE UNDER.
NPw YORK, Sept, l9.-Fitch & Co., have
suspended.
GENERAL SUSPENSION PREDICTED.
NEW YORK, Sept, l9.-The Office Of Fisk &
Cooke x Co, are hard at work preparing 4
statement Of their affairs. A prominent Wall
streer banker says if the movement now making
10 get the secretary OF the treasury TO come 20
relief with 10000 900 should fail there will be
general suspension Of banks and others.
A meeting Of bank presidents is now being
held at the clearing house. Vernon s. Hey
have suspended.
THE STOCK MARKET
is not quite so irregular, the excitement still
continuing. The crowds at the stock eNchage
are so large that the police have been called to
prevent the entrance of any but msmbers.
MORE IMPORTANT SUSPENSIONS.
NEW YORK, Sept, BE. ID. Randolph s.
Co, bankers of the Pennsylvania Central rail-
road and VIM. II. Connor have announced their
suspensions.
THE MONEY MARKET
so unsettled that il is difficult 20 name rate.
Foreign exchange is nominal. Gold is active and
excited, and after frequent and violent huctua-
lions ADVANCED TO ll3 =; it ID now II. The rates
paid for carrying were 1.32 20 per cent. gold.
Southern state securities are neglected. Gov
eminent bonds are unsettled; quotations are
nominal
LATFR.-There is a better feeling in the mar
ket The following are the quotationsup 20
this hour Central, IS; Erie, 50 s; Lake Shore,
IS; Wabash, IS.
The Panic I'm PhfIadelphfa
49,
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BLACK FRIDAY, NO. 2.
WILD EXCITEMENT IN WALL STREET.

FISK & HATCH AND A NUMBER OF
OTHER FIRMS GO UNDER.
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THE FINANCIAL SENSATION.

THE FINANCIAL SENSATION.
STATEMENT OF MIR. JAY COOKE.
I" No One who has n Dollar on Deposit
will Lose It's
Northern Pacific Railroad Bonds and
How they are Affected.
other Suspensions I'm wall street.
sympathy Expressed for Mr. Cooke.
Seizure Of the Ranking House in
this City.
Scenes In this City To-day.
Heavy Run on the Freedmen's and the
Washing ton city Savings Banks.
Eofh of the sc Banks able to Stand the
Pressure.