The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-27
1n1EoRApBIo NEWS.

1917. &C.. mn JGcDeral Frlght Agent.
THE following dispatches which, we
clip from the Marshall Bulletin extra
of yesterday, speak for themselves:
,...,,,. MARSHALL, September III.
l.. Il. Summons President Howard Associa-
. ton, shreveport Louisiana: i.sff
Have just received the accompanying tcle-
gram which gives me great pleasure to for
F'"sH04','' ,-'" JOHN r, DICKSON,
superintendent Texas and Pacific RAILROAD
- PnILApsLpHJA, September ~
u. simmons, President Howard AssOcin-
ton, shreveport, Louisiana, care j. +. Dick
son, Marshall, Texas. yiu4gL . r
Draw On me here for one thousand dollars,
contribution Of Texas and Pnclhc Railway u
1sJIwM, A. wXiJlcE, YiGs-rfcsalent
1kJpr sohh T.. blEsSe 4, Al 4 Y Y s;., !,
J Rne ,,etssnddYli'Fs bNTsxis ana racine
l.. II. SIMMONS,
President Howard ASSOCIATE On
OOJAE llsoNvlGLE, Ill. Septeniberal9. 7
Reports from seventy counties give the
corn prospects atthigtyIohei and II hall
MnMfHis,5 Teiln., 'SepteAibeE ~
JITtere.weretwelve deAthst from yellow
fever in this city, yestegilay.lThe ml-
"nicipal authorities have voted $40, 0Wj
to the Howarl Aksuciation.f The Ma
sons, Odd. Fellows, AND ,INpegrahical
AsSociation are all providing for then
4 brethreMI SUI lOilillai gti lLtetali
HARTFORD, Conn, September ID
Hon. Wilifaifi a. Evafts, in arguing
iothe unconstitutionality OF the Mobilize
trial said that d suit brought under the
authority ofpthe fourth section of an
appropriation act passed by the expirr
eings Congress, has 20 precedelH, NO
attendant, aud will have no successor.
EoOfsv1LLE, KY, September ly.-The
forger, Morton, arrested, with money
obtained from the German lSavings
Bank, gives no account that he Obj
tanned money from the Farmers and
7 LfTriln Rock, September 80. 1.-The
istases,a with miiliJ e. Shreveport, Rave
resumed their trips, the fear, of the
ver'rcacliilig' here .liivihg aUated. !
WASHINGTON, September ia
London dispatch says that the Polaris'
crew were rescued fom their boats by
whaler on the Goth of July. r,
The State Department. has ordered
the United States Gonsulateta at Dundee,
to pay allIthe expenses III tlleN crews OF
the POlaris, and to'send thefh Nome.
Dispatches from all the cities report
long lines of depositoE erowdbig the
bank doors, and tits city is no excep-
ton.
There is quite d rush on the Wash
ington CitySayings Bank and aIheaSy
DEMONSTRATION on the Freedlnans
Bank. Both these bigstitutioig gave
ASSURANCES Of their ability to meet all
demands upon them. The Freedman's
Savings Bank REPORT thay they have
this morning eighty Thousand dollars,
OF which, only ABOUT twenty thousand
had been drawn. There are about
seventy-iye persons linz line lat this
bank. No excitement about any ofthe
other banks of the city. s1hl
NV HOIpI, September 19.TThe Ma
tioiidf Board of Steam Navigation have
elected Captain Dick Wolf of Louis
Vile, Vice President. The Board re-
solved against the renewal of patents,
and in favor of the, government con-
trolling the Louisville cal al. III
'HThe following suspensions have
taken place here: Robinson & Suy-
dam, Richard Schell, Fisk & Hatch
White, Defrees Il Rathbone, Bourse 4
Edwards, and Eugene Jackson. Geo.
Opdyke L. Co. have not suspended.
The widest excitement follows the
failure of Fisk Il Hatch. Wall street
was in its shirt sleeves and bare-headed.
Stocks fell ten per cent, and are still
declining. .,ls B. i.mdl W
De Haven 4 Co. of Philadelphia have
failed.
Additional New y orllfailures. Thds.
Reed d Co., w. II: Warren, Greenleaf
& Norris, George b. Alley, Thomas
Theodore. Riddle, A. Nj. Kider.
The Western Union telegraph stock
opened atUz8; new, 0S4. 0Ifke' fiuctua-
tiDns existin the whole stock list. s,sa.
Jay Cooke IL Co. have assurances
fro n their Londom house and cores
pondents in other cities, that their.
bills will be protected. 80. ? ~ (
New York, September 20.-The
Presidents of the National Banks, held
an informal meeting To-day, and re-
solved to support each other, and TO
disregard;fds,fse Instructions In their
dealings to7,lar. los i7F .mti'rrrol
Wall street was crowded at an early
hour; ths.rii s3l.citude, however,
than yest6lduses The resolution ofltheI
banks to siist,pl, each other, and the
sale of ttm'lihi lihiis of bonds by the
Treasure, ner>,', ,iiatters.ci'si obs ioI
Two s,ll.,anss.fs of the firm of Jay
Cooke & CO. 40 i@,ming from Europe,
in the Rus ~, Which is expected ion
Monday, when reliable statement of
the affairs OF the house will be pre-
scented to thepublic. ApGt
Additional suspensions-SaXe d
Rogers, National Bank Of Commerce,
Quossig \ Fisher, p. NJ. Meyers, Miller
It is rnmortd that the Union Bank
ing House, sof Philadelphia and Squiresl
L. Sons, Of Albany, have suspended.
The Stock Exchange is closed. SUBJ
ject to the call of the President, to
enable members to settle -defilcations
IN the Union Trust Company. 1t, is
reported that. Vanderbilt is closeted
with the Directors. Fa n-a sa'r. z
Quotations of stocks Impossible.
President Chapman, of the Stock
Exchange, ffnrbids outside operations
qy members Under penalty of expul-
Sion. = I. d t IN. N ..7i.asni,s'. J.. .,ni.
The. Bank Of North America has
suspended. ,.,'',t.,i ..l..i.s...
HARTFoRf, September a0.--In the
Mobilier case, Attorney General Will
liams said that the Uirion" Pacific
Railroad were. not only the. agents of
the goyeriiment, Which had provided
the money for a public good, but their
road was highway, and as the trust !
assumed by the coinpany has been VIC
lated !, lie looked FOR a decision that
would do more good i'm railroad mat
tiers than all legislative cnactments.
He was followed by Judge Carter Ifora
the defendants, who l,oltls that the bill
was too mnltifariops ia be brought In.
READING, Pa. September, N.-The
State Grange of the Patrons of Indus
try, organized here to-day = Twenty
two. delegates were present, represent
ing twenty-five Oranges Z i >,
wAsHISeToS, ID. C.. September 20.--
Failures: Union Banking Company
Philadeiphia Upieii Tnust Dompafiy
New Y0rk--A. b. White 4, Co.; II, c..
X eteIium 4 Belkhap.t n
A. q. Caftcl. agent of the Syndicate,