The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

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Congress NJ the state of NupVn Leon
elected IrcOlyOn, Governor, defeating
Garcia Aynl, the national ndministrn-
ton candidate who received II plurality
of the popular vote. This isplnclng The
state In the hands Of the revOlutionlsts
Of last year. Gen. Ccspedo, who was
dcpOscd by the Congress Of COaluilla,
ia Governor, continues 10 exercise the
functions Of the office, while the Con-
gross of the state IL in session ut Mon
colra, and supports DIR. Salos rs Gov
ernOr. Gen. Fucrs with one thousand
Federal troops occupies Saltillo and
Monterey to maintain order.
Shreveport intcrmcnts 30 day: Jules
Onward; Lew WoolT Fred COrives; H..
JulstencT j. S. Taylor NJ. Kelly; ID.
Valid, coiored; NJ. Kelly King Cole,
colored Susan Rose, colorcd; W. Me
Call; :. s. Icverett; p. y. Wright;
Mat Work; Chas. Work; Miss Hester
Rogers; VIM. Castle; II. =. Person; Pc
ter Fonk; Rev. Father Beler; Major
j. S. Ashton. Total, -; whites, 10;
colored, 3.
NEW YORK, September %. The
President OF the Stock Exchange has
issued the following notice: ''rhe
Stock Exchange will open for business
at the regular hour. Details of bust
ness will be arranged "Wednesday
morning.
The Clearinghouse committee held n
meeting to-day, and resolved to
issue loan certificates to an unlimited
amount.
The bank statement will not be
ready to day.
The clearinghouse committee have
decided hereafter not to make public
the amount of loan certificates issued.
WASHINGTON. September @.-The
following letter was written to-day by
the Presidents:
EXECUTIVES MANSION, WARRINGTON,
September, -, 1873. !
TO McsSrS. III. C. Clafllin and Charles l..
Anthony:
Gentlemcn-In response to the news
you have communicated to me touch
ing the present stringency in the
money market of the country, and the
necessary steps To restore confidence
and legitimate trade and commerce, |
have the honor to communicate the
following: The government is DESTROYS
Of doing all in its power to relieve the
present unsettled condition OF business
affairs, which is holding back The
immense resources OF the country
waiting transportation 10 the scaboard,
and Il marked confidence on the part
OF the people is the first thing needed
to relieve this condition and arrest the
threatened destruction Of business,
with its accompanying disasters to all
classes of the people. To re-establish
this feeling the government is willing
to take the bonds of those who wish to
carry out the measures above indi-
Gated. Orders have already been
issued for the prepayment of the inter-
est accruing in November.
U. S. GRANT
PHILADELPHIA, September 23.--Bcn.
Bullock & Sons, wooden dealers, have
failed.
NEW YORK, September 30. - Jay
Gould thinks the panic is over.
LONDON, September 20.-More brok-
crs have failed on account Of the Erie
decline.
Demands for discounts at the bank
and on the street are heavy at five per
cent. seG3S,0OO were drawn from the
Bank of England to-day, stl24, 900 of
which goes 10 America, and the bal
ance to Germany.
ST.. LOUIS, September 29.-Curry &
Kirby, at jefferson City, and two bank
ing houses at Chillicothe, have sus-
pended.
NEW York, September 29-12 NJ
Affairs are more settled.
MEMPHIS, September 20.-Thcre
were twenty-five deaths from yellow
fever to-day.
Especial to the Daily IIerald.l
MARSHALL, September 30.
But three residents of Marshall have
been attacked with yellow fever. Two
died last week, and the other is recover
ing. 1t is believed these parties were
either exposed at Shreveport or else
where. No case has originated in
Marshall. The panic is useless and