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, 1873-10-06
EE:;NC()UE22A
IN [;IIIU4AGO.

Tho condition of nTntrs In The commercial world
Yesterday was all tint GOULD bo llopcd fur. Thu
nmoutt Of grcon1acllb rauRing backward at forward
tpwoe,, bunk officers md bunk customers waa very
tarue tho lowering of .hr raso of premium OIL currency
In Now Yurk having Ind very narltch cfoct IN loos-
entng tho Joints Of tralc which have from rcrrne III.
activity leconlo erainrc Tho bankers, without OK
eeptson reported tic aspcet Ms gratifying In the e4-
rc,o; t,erosors comtng forward With their ctr
rc,4sy freely; Tho grain tratle especially IL
res,,,nng i.s wontod briakncHs at this 8caaon
pf t1so ycnr anil, consequence, The eaakess, re-
gaining confidence iii tho FUTURE orc opcning their
liner vaults freely. Not rtnor or hint OF my
thug untoward is hcast III any Of tic coa'ncrcial
tcntrcs, MID there Is doubt that tho week just
t!e 40 fuit Of anxiety for a, will bc succeeded by
,anothcr whoso Saturday will aeo tralc almost fully
restored. ..
ALL THE NA11.noAps
in tho city, with the exception Of tho Chicago, ltlr-
lngton Quincy have decided TO again receive chocks
from responsible parties oil banks not BlispenLe iof
freight clnrgcs, otc. Superintendent J. y. MEMu!ih
nG lilo QhcuRo Alton st. Louis 1lailroad Btacd TINT
they dill not rofnse to lake checks until arBc mum.
bcr received by them thrown out aud rptusod "
tho banks They wero compelled to dcnnpd currency
IN ordor ray Of thDir current oxpc1ses Ino fo1ds
are ail improving, md heavy shipments 70 Efnin'
merchandise, md livestock aro expected this week.
The stock ut Tho BookYarle has nearly all bceii dis.
poacd Of nn ero Is plonty Of room to take care Of
uupr e1lfi>meutA.
, 1873-10-06
WAStllE5Gp0nf.
special Ui,p.1teht1 The Ehiruyo 5rit1ne,

JAY EuOhE Il Gu
WAa1lrs0ToS, Oct. I.-.rhe proposition Of Jay cooke
Co., nude known hero toluS, 10 transfer NIL their
property including their individual property md that
Of their wlyes to Mr. Rollins III trsa for the credit
ors ruying in rcr cent inssal'ncn!s as 4hut s1'n
snll bc realized from, time to time from tho nsscta
,ncetH with general favor in this city. Ir. Rains
will he recoccted rs Commissioner nf 1ntcrnal navc
for several seara, md Is now tho resrnt q tho
which Jay Coo|o was thu principal stockilold-
or. It Is understood tint tl!s proposition
OF Cooke l. Co. also Includes tic option Of creditors 10
take real eaalo other property Of Tho drm ut tg M
praised saiue. u is stated tl"lt tho suspended firAt
National Bank will pay u per crAt OF ito tchci'iess.
Irrespective uf their claim ,}on Jvy Cooko !: ca. fur
alAwt saSa,o ,oco There were rlmoys aactt yesterday
that tho Sato,lsi Metropolitan Dank Of tls city, was
In Hllaky eondt"n, ad, as sa evIdsnso Of Is limited
RESOURCES j.. currency, 1t wan stated thst they
had terrified Tor f'n,' NJ sinal! ~ =:
TIlg Director. of tic bank deny the srathfttncEs nf
tlrse rs..lors, n;. III orLr 10 sh"w heir rea soidi-
ttoa, r1;,erd .hs Bank EvAlntcr IN thi3 Datrlet to
cx",,ine iu the uIE.:ira of TIC nn This work ho
performed io-t1r, ;t II in;i, tint the coaco.n
wau never Ii. tpity oation, md tl4at 1t has
csn t!E H sslrrscy III tle las: weak III freely de-
counting r:-c!ass b;'t!ness r:sr. Thea discounts
today HIos i'll tho aggrGEto over s5oo0 900, or within
ahans *50U00 Ut Tho highest sum tlAat account ever
reached,
, 1873-10-06
WESTERN CDU17TIY BANKS.
RpistS0FIELp.

!swetu. Df,pnsrb .o The Chifago Tribune
Spn.soF1ELp, ILL.,, Oct. d.-Inn reported intcrs1ew
Will, a. L. Duy:ey, w,o recently visited thls city, ho IL
1at1o to aay III tic Cicago 1fnes, that tho Savings
bunk III This city lad si1c0o in the Union National, Of
Chicago, Tt the sisno Of Its auspeAIo Thero IL not
ono word Of truth III tho ntateneut,
which IL not holievel to haro 1ecn t1ndc by
Mr. hurley. The aavings-bank MS shown by tl'cir
hooks, ha. litl;c ss,ooo in tho Union National
at s suspension nnd in confederation of TUG savings
iionus, Of Cnirnro, TINT nank nsrred to credit tho
Havng4 wifi tho baanco duo them from, tho
Union t1onai a fos Ths fans ss y thsy ,o s9"1 poa
ono dollar Il, tie pnitH Sati''al.
6Al.yA, lLL.
GAtsA ILL.,, Ott. A---frhe 1Mlllng-fousc Of T.. ".
Ierk laW nat enn Infected by lhe aAnc. 1t Is 1aying
otlt currency, ana .lo!ns nllsiIsta as 'ls'saa.
The grain business IL rev.sirH.
rEHIN, ILL.
rsx,s, i IT,, out. i..~Tus First xaoi.a! Bank, of
renvy OF exchanges, W. tts ouson1era dlcase.
punueuH s"f fa y nv. sDa,.i + M Esainsr singrntlcr
arrived Loro to-day by direction Of the oanlutsolier
National ia,,k shus.! to placed iu the hals Of Re-
ceiyer Tho npoaltors aro sjgning pc!tina reqncBt-
lug tho uonptroer to 1T s nsscors oi d o Gqns ;ax
viii tAs sooner ho pail what IN due tAelh.
Tho as,osors az tue Du'g.1e Savings Institution
ns s oi ssSs mssssSs, s"s s a1 T! ! e. h' sEss'
tbs present County Treasurer, haa
sssu sa Ss vi vs i w ,s 10 spssoss as 5f
and that tho liability of Ito ssocslodtrs VIII Sield ~
nAvsspoEr, IOWA.
DAyr,;ro.r Oi. 4.-lt hss ,rei, settled BY banl
bIlIty, rca,a,no iu Payments by nex: rllalas Con ~.
siderable trouble experienced w onlpoyaH III get
lsr ;rcs s; ;r:ea teca Mo = s T sn5 o If;
savings banks to-day, but such Inns not bccn the caso
, 1873-10-06

Sp<rial Dttpaeh to Tie Chicago Tfidnnt.
Ban FnANc1sco Oc.. A.-sIonny continues eaHy. Call
loa,,a nt commercial hanks steady at L ror cent
to regular customers. THO amount Of coin received
from tho sul,-Tfcrsry tho past week WIZ Timely, and
Of great usaatanco III meeting tito pressing wants Of
tho market during tho week, Now, grasn-b3ila nro
mora ss1abc. mud there III 1nuro disposition to execute
drafts New York consequently moro comfortable
feeling prevails III money circles.
Thcro was fnir bl,ai.lraa III mining stocks to-aay.
prices wrro we'll s,ntaeta.
Tho China stran,or carried away cnrgo Vailed ut
$Gl 900, md treasure to the aani1t ut $:H hCD.
Iherc Mre now loaiatnG tweNty-fonr TeSsesz, Will
p75,UU0 ccutuls Of wheat, for Eurorc.
, 1873-10-06
SUSPENDED.

- . - o. =, .n7, v,,u ...
"aoRsoHV1tLE, otoBoh' os'. . to'''1"'i e.'t'
apondent loft Fort Klamath ut 1850 oc!ock aild. 'y
hard rllpu nrrlyol loro fcw tnon1nuts ago. Tho
f,o,p,,,, ~ r,.,,,t ~ ~, orncution Of Cnntn Jnck
~ ,. a" !" ~ - 'o
"ha 'hfoo oi h'a pana
nosroN oHArhEr AND nr'AoR JIM
were led OIL t}e scn1Nlt first and selsonchtn neyt.
Thcr tro1 M II viii, nnre.t intlltroyo,ce and iron
... " ',,,, ss.a,,o1 n lin M t,r,v, ma
ner'c, HaVl''B eS1aoh'5 fc"o''e'N ~ wv VIZ o'o 40
they Ind lived.
GAIT. JACK
wcnt cas1tv I'm lin etafr,yny Int looked wretel,ed and
.,.Iaa.a,, H. ~ ...,.,an ,,1 lou atrtc,e, fran,
..hes"s'e. the hi'1'"t'ts Nv" "s,,, sntas.na iii,
thosn. but thor nsfns were securely p'"'one" Will
cords.
Ar pnEc5aEgy 1;9S
lin uernrstorp Cant II, n Anpouatc md David 1r,tl.
'''o ."ei eitiete.s eap't ~ ~ "iIos ~ ~, ,. ~
explained 10 tho ctpfts tho uhsutu W tuo oloot ~
bo read 10 them by Tho Adjutant, nnl at 1o
,,,tc.,. Aa,,tnr+ K4woa,u,rv reatl tho full orders
49, aa,,so ~ I'm f,ourisaion ami lin
pso''ea.'aB tno sento'eo =. 'no ~ ...s o..a
pse8dentH ostes tAcFetn Will 3e otoes' VI 'o ecfo
tary Of tho War aud Tho Department Commander on
t,u urer,teca
~ rt,e r.vo mr. rntnyrp rn1noNEns,
arpc1o nn snt,,ck yot sooI on tho ground in front
nj fjsn acatrnl, al,nckfcti and under gttarl.
Duriur Tia rsaIiuu tho ninouel victims Roatcd
on to ulafr1n Of tle scaIo,d with their feot the
ro 1rtnrT n,v}n,,sfy h,f OF course, not UNDER
at.n,nu a ,sorI at It. The rcaltuR occupied ten
1nnutra' Thcn lilo Aln1lt read tho
onnrn oF COMPUTATION
in Tue cases OF Darnchn md eotuck,
nni Hin ,,crr fc11owa Wcro tAkcn back to
, 1873-10-06
PERSONAL,

Sueciat pi.pateA to The CAftago Trttune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-JuaRo Louis Dent, brother
Of Mira Grant, Is sss1eas!y and dangerously u at A!s
wrro al hta betlsde tho greater part 0f this oyei9
TonoETo, Oct 4,-Joseph Arch III whiting tho Mus
kokp District Rnd Oh blu return hero will 60 to tho
Uu!tad Htatea.
Horror, Oct 4.-Thc work!ngmen of th!a city and
ytpluity sxQ maklpg arran&ausAA tY give Rrau4 TO-
, 1873-10-06

KALAh,Azoo, hliell.. Oct i.-Last evening s!lney
of town. WINS found dead rtr tho track u tho Gram.
la.,sta Il Inlunu Ea.lruad about lalf 1n!lo north os
hia residence Thn Corontr held tnqHea last oven
lux, hut bc!ng unao to procure III important ~ltl'esa
adjourned until this evening" ii wns .ast seG;l walk
tors tcstlfy thu eceaucd c.,uu to Ills el by heavy
weight falling Oh lin, ua ths remains show no ouwaIsl
brsea only black ind blue spot over tho oyes. TAe
linz auII rIls aro thought to He brOkcn.
, 1873-10-06
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
Proposed Change IL. tho rEotlo Or Con-
dtactiih,; TileaMs

lslctiiAg 'Tlleaals
NEW YonK, Oct 4.--A meeting OF tho Committee on
Privileges aul Elections Of tho United States Senate,
IN cungitlor 1ln for changing tle Constitution with
rnarl to the method of eloctlng the President, which
was ave alen place erp on yestsra9 %aa ol st
bcnatoru Mor1ul,, Carpenter, anthony, Ana Bayara
ony bcing present. senator Anthony. In answer to
inquiries, aaid that It would DO impossible 10 Indicate
the character Of tho Connltteea report. was cur-
tain, however, tint tho method of eoctng tho Presi
don't ~ trort yute wouiA nat be reeonnlenaea for
tllo REASON that it would 10 Impossible yet tho
eary twu-t!ssls vote Of tho Senate for such plan.
ter,nlu deficiencies in tho presul method! which ox-
rericnce has lae manifest. would doubv2s os s,!I-
iir 8o1uo vi tho UonnIteo expected in tho elty
tp-lay.
, 1873-10-06
BOSTON.
suspended Liabilities, f3oa,ooo; arsats, $Sooooo.


ST. LOUIS.
Sr'etai Di*patth 10 The Ghirayo 7rftHIe.
6r. LOUIS Oct. 4.-Tho week has not cloacd chcor-
fully regards financial nsntera. Business Ina not
revived as oxrccel. Tlo rccoipta Of grain to-i'ay
wcro only Loco busi.ca Of wheat, 1000 bushels Of
cort mud much lcss tha tbs usunl au,oun Of othor
cereals.
NO uEA1N on rrouN
to speak Of Ia going forward from this point sono
cured meats havo beet sent Eas by parties who could
not afford to wait for payment. The no'trna'ntlls
have nearly nil stopped ruan1ng, although nlnat OF
ther ow.scsa have yed ~ hores that thay se.otd 1.-Two
over tho lanic, and Keep tho milestone going.
THE MANUFACTURERS.
Tho Carontlelct Iron Works nra Hlfll running. Tho
employees OF tho Vucan mil1n htih rlcctin,' ye.ter
tlay and agreed to take their wages m cerlIet cecks.
TG banlsB llavo boon hard pressed by manufacturers
to furnish money to pay of l.ans, but will indtfler.
ont succeea. Some Of tlicm t!ayn notified their work.
men that thoy caunot puy them In cnrrctcy much
longer. .... ....
THERE IL sosr EASTERN ExcHAaaH
In The city. bit It cannot cuRy be I;at nj unless the
currency IL rai for It. Bankers prlraa tn te doing
what .hey c1n, bnt they not getting uny morn
courageous md lopcfni for tho fntrre. Or 'chnrgc
nothing II oin.. nn little be done uutil thcra IL
further movement of lrotl'lce.
, 1873-10-06
POLITICAL.

Scott County t1iD. Enrncra' Nomina~
tlO3lh.
s1ieeia@ Hispafch to The Chicago Tribune
WIScuEsrE1 I'll. Oct. 1.-THE Scott County Farmors'
Club met iii inaaa convention to-t'uy at The Court
Houae hero to nominate county ticket. Washington
Scara, President; Eaq. Maze, David 1fuggarl. John
1urlson and George Ebrey, Secretaries. Tho ballot
enltcd tn tho Ectecttou Of William A. Gillham for
County judge; George ". Norrn, County Clerk
Maloll u. Monre, Assessor u'd Treasurer; ttufns
Flint, Superintendent OF Public Instruction john II.
hat'tlhauncr, john Gamers, Robert a. Blair. County
Commissioners.
, 1873-10-06

5*6fft5e &n.i
Aftor ro1igioMa soryices ool4auetod by ]'isllop
shaitow,,, 1a., requesting tho Conference to
liconga aayernl women of tho Church who do
sired to pl lcacl, the Gospel mud receive or1na.
tion, was read. Tho papors with. all things
oon,ioctoa herewith, woro laid on tito
, 1873-10-06
dsr1a1lEtr8s Nominations in VcrlMilfon

dsr.a1lEcrs' Nominations in Vcrlnilfon
C0.1s1tE.
Special pi,pach to The eHieaqo Tribune.
D.svILLEs ILL.,, Oct. a.-The Grangcrs held their
County Convention to-day. aud nominated le follow
in persons for tho different county Offices: A. NJ.
Davis, for Judge; Charles ". Keis1er, for clerk; /;
Wiitiu,n n. 10y for Treasurer; barnard Kingsley,
for SUPERINTENDENT # Public Instructions. Tlfeo Of
tho present sncunbents Of thesc Offices wero farmers
het1r0 their clec!iol,, hut It decided by the Cun
ve.tion thn they not IN sympathy with tho firm
ere movement, nnd wero thrown overheard They
VIII run IuacEenlant.
, 1873-10-06

VAN WEur, O., Oct. IA little boy, named Jacob
atrpe, volnitel garter nnaRe - luches 1apK, an y
vaycru eo,lvnBions bu anew tho cause "ns te
appeata,1ce Of hia sakeship Il.o snaks y psrtScty
abu t.p snake was swallowed wlile rnkinG ut splng
uVxr Ats {stAees Auuae,
, 1873-10-06

spsefal Dispach to The Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Viii, Oct. A-Tho Republican Convention
In tho Second Assembly District to-t1ay renonlnated
tho lion. Carlton Eoster for tho Assembly, Secretary
Erainard announced the next meeting Of tile State
Grunge If Patrons Of 1lusbaulry at Fond du Lar tho
eoconl Tuesday iu January
, 1873-10-06

II 34III l1Ile
S4,rrfrt {Esyntch to YTe Ehfc1ro atribt

Special Dispatch to The Chicago ?ribt"e.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. OFT. 4-tfhn monetary situation
is daily improving. Notwithstanding l'iancinl cln-
barr,asncnta tho Wholesale trilo has .roased III to
16 per cent ast ycar. Tho collections for tho
week hare hGcn Eont|. ... .
Tho railroad. Na>iness IL drying M. Tho mechanics
ut tho aops of tic Infssits + Nashville pnd Great
Southern Reads nro tu be lul thrc.-1altor tino
MI Monday.
, 1873-10-06

Sutr;ri pi1.,!st a The EhicEHo 7Fihhne
aI1LwAuEkE uct. 4.--aiunuy 'n:tttrs continue TO
improve r!:a,:ly nnlcr The rapid accumulation Of cs-
TONERS .l] lt1lY 10 ti1e cxtut CT Their ability. New
yo: exchange ue.!s ut Il to 4 !@cou:t. The general
city radn is goot , deposits arc fnciyasi,E lEcad-
RiliTfn n1e advancing. Thu coming Ect 1t IL conf
lculy expected, will witness active movement tn
The Hru!u trtt.u ia before thu 1Inic.
, 1873-10-06

Epeetai Dt+7'ateh II 3ht cAis"ya Tribune
afoarn::AL. OH. 4.-The lIasi!a arc supplying tho
legitimate w:;. Ut cu;Etue ryia customers III to3 ptr
cen, for straight discount but rtock !oaua arc scarcely
obtai,lable ut any p-rc. Tile Etoes market 1B dull.
, 1873-10-06
EEEM AMY.

BERLIN, Oct. 4.-Thn Oil Catholic bishop 1senkcnH,
whu recently recognized by lilo Emrtror m Cao-
lie nlahol will nlo tile oath Of nlleHuncu IL the Ger
nlnn Einplro In ttiu city on tho It'll lust.
, 1873-10-06

Mill Company struck on Monday l,ceauso they could
not ar they alleged nllogl to my lfsor board.
Tho bar-tnlll Ia therefore Idle ut Ureseut.
REDUCTION or WAtiKH. ...
Tho notll1chom Iron Company llayo notified tholr
employees TINT on mid nfter Oct. tl!cro viii b8
general reduction in wnge8 Ut from 10 to IL per cont
Nnticea hayo bocn roaotl n IN tho Allentown liolliE-
Mill Informing onpnyea that tho wages II all rcccy-
Ing moro than "a per day tn 10 rcnccd Ii rer cont
mil Of a1l rocolyg less than "a per day 10 por cont
HALE TIME.
Tho lIarttahlrg Car Manufacturing Company, which
employn 700 lA,lts, ard 1ays nit ncary s1o,o0D 4
month Il, wngcs, l1Hye Suspended laf Of tplr
oycs. Tho company hayo aian lctcriuincd 10 rollco
Tho !ourB Of lny q lA1,or from 10 10 o.
suHrENDiD
Tim Cummings Car Company If 1crary City has
hec, 0l,1gc, to A,1sotd rouEh fla usvcts will moro
th eoYtr i.s liabilities. rhn tEu IL that tl.ere ire
n largo nuloIlt Of tlch1s duo from railroads.
, 1873-10-06

Sp.clu, DH;1tei ~ The EAetyo Tribune.
DAYTON, u, OIL. i,--J"a.l Mailer, Of Hlakcrtnwn III
this county, willis lunIng s.Ia suDru!i.g, acotdeuln!ly
shot himself through lnn head. liz died lEs.-Atly
1Io wAa u years Ut ago, a'sa thu hon Of rlch
furncr.
, 1873-10-06
FAIRS.


DLurF1os, Ind, Oct. 4.-The Wells County Fair
closed to-,sny, but rtly account Of tha saN was
not good the prcyioua fairs have been. Tho de-
pay Of agricultural products was good, but tho rest
Of The exhibition was hut pasgablo. Tho crowd Oh tho
grounds during tho whole time was very good. In
tI,rt respect tue atngcrs have no cause to complain.
Tho races utmost a failure OIL account OF tic
leuYy truck.
, 1873-10-06

CtSc1aNATI, Oct. 4.-Tle Exposition closed Tonight
with iii attendance of 1900 for tho Iav. The entire
Attendance has been Gus 600, and tho Hail will probably
be l;sps open fcw days longer. Tho Exposition las
cleared expenses nnd left surplus, Tho amount Of
which ca.lnot be determined ut present.
, 1873-10-06

Steei..l f,t.n.trh il, Tie Chieaea 7tttune. 20
sr. pAu., Oc.. 4.rrolutu hscls received currency
from Cea4 10 al.1 &c" York to.tlay, a,!d ehe City
wheat bl.ying viii bo resumed I'll over tho statc.
y.fall Yc.t3p!s wsre Expected 1t lsrsktst tr!ccs.
iii. Milwaukee aud C1icrso owners nr"er the wheat
stored ut different o;uts slp cd through 10 tho 6sa-
boaYa. ...-r
Alcu,!cullalls D,na, Minneapolis has resumed.
, 1873-10-06

New yonK, Oct. 4-Thero waa depressed feeling In
tralv toay, owing to tho alspenson Of peakc, Or
dyke 4 Co. Tho Irm cort1nuos puHlAess Us usl'a
Tic market for cotton goods is quiet, ls steady.
p,,oeta IN moderate request ut irregular rates.
Tlanlcs and blankets in good demand. Dress gooaH
lesa uctiyo with agents.
, 1873-10-06
EGYPT.

LONDON, oat. 4.-A dispatch from A1e1andrf'
Egypt knys that tlaucil panic prevails III tuat cit,
Money Ia very scarce but no failures ure yet ri
lOr.Lu.
, 1873-10-06

CLEVELAND, O., Oct 4.--Tho Nortlorn Ohio Fair
Association closed ts fourth annual meeting 1o~aay,
after very successful exhibition Of Sig days, thu Ut
tendance averaging from 80 600 to 80, 900 duly.
, 1873-10-06

Itosnos, Ort. Alt n reported that the crora hnvo
fnilt IN Hungary, and at fAnine prevails fn no.no
BuetIunu.
, 1873-10-06
Upper Town Conference of tho M. g.
Church.

URrGf 40Wh L0u2cECs1CG Ox kA1 4tAs 40
Church.
Correspondence e} 1Ac Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR RAr1ps, H., Oct l, 1873.
Tho Unper Iowa Conference Of the III. Il.
Church commenced its eighteenth session this
morning, Bishop Andrews in tho chair.
After tho administration Of tho Lords Supper,
tho Bishop requested the sccrotary OF tho last
Conference to call tho roll On tho calling Of
tho frat namo on the lat (the lsov. James Gill
rutl) the tears Of many IL brother woro mado to
fall. Tho Rev. n. W. Keolor, D. D., tho socre-
tary Of the last Conference aaid, he called tho
uane: "Tha Father OF tho Church has removed
to tho Church nbove md lie answers to tho roll
call in tho upper country. So of tho names Of
QUO or two others who have hcen cut down III tho
past year by DEATH"
The I,cv. II. ". Clinton. A. N1., WA olocted
Secretary Of tho Conference, and nominated his
| own assistants, who woro also elected.
In discussion which arose with regard to tho
anniversary meetings, aiM their profit to tllo
general community and tho Conference Dr..
Rcea, tho Corresponding secrotary Of the Mis-
sonary Society, was introduced TO the Confer
enco, and gaye tho ministry to understand that
| n missionary n,lniyessary-mcoting waa ono OF
tho best Of religious meetings.
! Dr.. Foster, Of tho Now York. and tho rev, T..
| W. Bt1uy& Ol tslo LUZ sAo!1,oo AoAtsAo'G4t heto
| introduced to tho Conference.
/ All tllo young mon admitted on trial last yoar
| nasgnd Iu their ei,aracturB aud their studios oil
Of tic Dcacons Of the eecontl-class passed and
nno young mon wero elected to Esdess' oHderh.
Eiglt Of tho aupornlsmorary noMlors Of tic
| Cunforcnco wore eoMtiunea Oh tho libt, and two
woro mao oGoctiyo. Sixteen nan,os wero cou-
tluuel gu tho list OF gnporunnuntod proacheyb.
Tho Methodist Church wlloro tho Conforonco
is bolng hold (ti,o Roy. 4. j. llenodlg, astor).
iY ono 1t tho tlnost churches ia tue stata, nMd,
When finished, (tho congregation now ooeupy
lilo hasomont) will cost $50,00U.
This il q city Of boaulitul homes as veil rs
churches; a city Of energetic, thriving busiuoss
nan: d city OF manufactures aud schools; Il city
OF philantllyopio aud benevolent people, who, III
tho mat ton weeks, aye entertained Tic Natioss-
ri Camp -.Mooting alld tho State Fnir, and aro
| uow nutartaining tho MotA0QiHt CoMferollCo.
, 1873-10-06

TEE PITTSBURGH MAN
Speclat Ditrafeh Ia Tia chirago Tribune.
p1r1snUnaH ra., Oct. 4.--Cusrency was In great
aeaud on account Of .s brIng payday Ut many Of tho
mills ana 1,lanutuctorics somp Of tho banhs wese
pushed for gruenhacks ana offered per cent premium
for currency.
There Ia great
DIVERSITY OF OPINION
IN regard to The stHnd takru here by tho banks Ill
not virtually. Husronling by making clearinghouse
certified checks currency. Some urguo tlat tue
t,oneyad Institutions ought to have taken moro
conservative stand, anl not allowed our ciy to
bs tlrauetl Of its currency. Thu Philadelphia
banks hayo bocn very hura on us. WAiIo our own
1.ukB were obliged to accept tleIr Clearing House
checks, mud whit until Hue tlfo sbtrr city
willing to send currency 10 tho Western banas, they
@1N'' N'' A'' rilE MAsurao7vnruH.
Tia meeting which Wns lcd yehttray by our manu-.
fsturers for withholding nl1 y Nv %ns 70 rgu pg over
" zen tne c''l iargspt '@ Iron ms tu-ay, and lad
Inlks with tho workmen and rrolrlntors,
vtSwc III" "i Mr j. n cul'y Casss Of tho Flrat Neaal
E;nk. This bank IL probably as ataMncl An lnst1tl-
to, na tcro Is in tlla city, Mr. scuy, III te covSr-
In thls Vicinity great and sn,a. These employ from
ioo il a60O nth sacl, raqurlug average from
$1,000 to sl26,o00 1n nonoy por mouth TO p1y thel1
lass. All tlis coal and iron nht 10 naa a als eass
theis. aalea aro I'LL on lon4 time. Neaty eve every
ecc6 Of this country ts our debtor, while the Vet ~
11,uru tim any othor Mt hsuliy feat Bsaa snat ae
wnrE1,s, iu meaHtra, co-operated Win tle1 an. u
,y! relieve tho atikB in tho hoxt Two wecAs from Pay
iY out over sou 000 III cnrrc,lcy, which woaia oer,
iuuka nayu done wisely In helping ono anothef Gna
r"IuInu 70 ruy all demands nude upon tAc!n thai
il vii, l.. thp vuj, result to thg beusas ot slo CITY
, 1873-10-06
tsolIcf Sent Forward frona Other Soc.
tinnY.

Spteat nie1sath to Tbs ChfeaJs TtthHnt.
grn1Nar1ELp, Oct. 4.-John H. Hughes, Of thiB city,
Inns collected null forwarded to alophls t,iay fr
thy relief Of tle yellow fvver H1geFera, Sl01. Tlts
amount vii! bo largcy increlscd.
$pssias pi;mfth g a%s Gaieago 7sl1unr; ,o..o
uulrd 1t Trntp subscIibel $i0u.
Hr, LOUIS Out. 4.-Eaary 81 Goo waH rAiaed on
Castgo to.ay for tho Mo,nplia sufferers. ans conl
,tce waH appointed to raiso Adl!tiotna amount.
Tha Memphis Iackat Company tonatud $, l,0oo. Col
cc!ola Will ba taken u In lnost pf thu churches To-
slp;rtuw.
NEW YORK. t>ct. 4.-I'As Cotton Exchange today
s,lutrih4l $3.50 for tho yellow faycr sufferers III
Mnntt,l1s.