The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09
FROM NEW YORK
THE uJSD FoRuERs.


NEW YoRK, September s.--James
Yates and j. johnson woro arrested in
connection with tho recent bond forgers
and were before Judge Francher today
on writ Of hshsas corbus. When their
counsel asked that their preliminary er-
animation before the police justice be or
dered continued that the question Ct bail
might be reached, the district attorney
stated that both prisoners bad been in
dic,ed by the grand jury and that thirteen
MORE INDICTMENTS
were expected against one and twenty or
thirty against the other and asked that
the writs be dismissed and the prisoners
be remanded. The Judge reserved his de-
cision, and in The meantime, Johnson and
Yates were committed to Jail.
WALL STREET MATTERS
New YoRE, September S The panic
and disaster predicted for Wall street by
sensai on mongers made their appearance
to-day in this form Two individuals
not connected with Wall street, are shor,
Of cash about one hundred thousand dol
lars, and may possibly have 10 get some
accommodations 70 meet their notes due
the latter par: of the week to continue
business.
Cnnsidarahla aN"iis""r' Was or"atad
by the report that Western railroad
company had gone to protest on its paper,
but this was officially denied, and followed
by the statement that there was nothing
at all wrong with the company
TINE ASKED.
The New York Guaranty and Security
company, No. % Pine street, which has
capital Of 100000 and auominsl sur
plus Of 100000 and part Of whose BUSH
ness it is TO lend its paper on securities,
has been compelled to ask for al extern
sion. 1t cane about in this way: Sew.
erd western railroad companies and con.
struction companies building railroads
have borrowed paper Of the company and
are unabietO return the money obtained
thereon il time for the company to pro
tect this paper. The paper sold by the
company in strong hands, and extension
will, it is thought, be granted. The score
tary, NJ. Bell said be did not fee
| authorized to state the names Of the De
| lingucnt railroads or amount Of sccuri
ties which have proved unavailable
when asked in regard to the connection
Of some Of the directors Of the ware
house and security company with some o
,hese,,r roal., he said that Francis Skidd,
and Shepherd Candy were interested il
the Missouri, Kansas and l.sas railroad
which is one Of the number.
SUDDEN DEATH.
DAM Murphy, Of the silk factory OF
Crosby street, New York, died SUDDEN,
Yesterday. Four doctors attended him
| but being unable 70 determine the cause o
his death, reported tho case to the corone
who ordered post norton examination
1t is expected he was poisoned
FOREIGN NEWS BY MAIL.
There are again rumors anoRt q. Shan
ghie among the Chinese, that an organi
z.s,on WASH progress TOR g.nerai
MASSACRE or EUROPEANS
in the interior of China. The rcaso
stated is tina, the French minister wi
not consent to certain notifications of tn
treaty and that tho Chinese governmel
have taken this as a challenge 10 war, an
the Chinese knowing the superiority {
the Europeans in warfare, intend to r.
sort T. massacre.
Rumors are becoming more and NOR
grave, and largo numbe. Of soldiers al
being collected around various plac,
where foreign missionaries are sta,one,
REDUCED RAILROAD FARES.
Outside railroad ticket offices hsv
made further reductions in tho price
tickets to prominent Western cities. r.
ducei rates have not been adopted by tn
general ticket agencies. The tickets ful
nished are known as "Boston throug
books with eastern coupons detached.
CRICkEr.
The St. John Cricket club Of this cit
play picked eleven of St. Louis.