Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-01

making payments by the Departments,
says he does not know exactly how much
will he paid ont dle, expects twill be
cOnyenieAJ for him mSnext-week to issue
about $500, 900 in the regular course of
haasiness.s .haak.s shis=axi3l ~aaeeeall1 come
what on circumstances. If gold should
go up. silver would not be paid out nor
would it be if it was to be sold again to
bankers for speculative purposes 1t is
not expected that the Treasury Will be-
gin first now to pay out silver coin for
every purpose and thus exhaust imme-,
-distely. the entire amount held by the
Governments. One illustration OF the
manner OF making such payments was
preseated by the Secretary to-day, who
said that ii q person should present
cheek 70. $2o5, the chances were that he
would receive five dollars and forty
cents of the amount in silver. The de-
termination Of the department. is TO issue
silver TO whatever extent it can be con-
yeniently d0he and as there is bullion
sufficient to coin about $500, 200 within
the week, this will be used as begin
ming. .sH :sst
ssGsl zlr- ILLINOIS.
The Chicago Board OF Education are
paying their teachers and other persons
having claims ON them, with warrants
on the Treasurer, endorsed "not "paid
for want of funds From the date of
the endorsement the warrants bear eight
per cent. interest.
n.cor.u
81. 1''s>'',-- u .,-..e- fss
The grand jury in the Territorial Dis
trict Court returned an Indictment
againss p. 81. Wintermute for the anr-
der of Secretary McCook, Charging him
with manslaughter only. The friends of
General McCook are very Indignant,
and DO not hesitate 10 say that number
OF tine grand jury have been corruptly
Influenced, as 1t is understood that Win
termnte mas Deen using his money free
~ wherever It would do the most good.
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freparations lor the winter upon The
Union Pacific Railroad are now COM
ience and wise forethought could sno-
gest has been taken to guard against
ssoppages, Miles of track have heen
| raised at ali EXPOSED points from one tn
seven. feet, more snow fencing has been
| located and snow sheds renaired. No
fears are apprehended OF any serious de-
tention by snow this winter as all points
are well guarded, The road is a hund-
red per cent better prepared than before.
L. -. - ,.
,...l4'-''''' AILir oiaNiA.
Dates from Tucson, Arizonia, to Octo-
| Der 11th say the Sonora revOlutionists
number four hundred men headed by
Carlos Conant and Carbeyta, A declar-
alton issued by the insurgents say they
| revolt against the tyranny Of the State ol
Sonora, not against the National Govern
ment; dc not recognize the legality oi
the late elections say they are degraded
! by the Government of Lesqueria. The
Government has issued a proclamation
/ against the insurgents and the Governor
has taken the field in person. The reb-
| els have captured Alamos, killed two SOL
diers and held the place at last accounts
A large number OF people are fleeing
from Sonora lin Sonora into Arazona fol
protection. #i t~f i''-i'' 4<'s'si -.
leift5't- - TENNESSEE. .'l+ . ID =
| .,l.3i. I'm - 4. %" .32l - 81
/ .Me"Pnis mas cease9 TO nope ior =, an
early apaIemeL oi tne disease. iIht
suuuen :! c',anses IN semperaIare aho
VAIN Iasl fMolA 'iiole !aG'i results ina,
j'report OF a few new cases leads to hone
70 pc crushed by succeeding days de-
veiopmehe OF = sudden change in the
weather ana increased number OF vie
tims- !nere is-ho saiety YET. 80.
Inc iohoWlng cifcuiar, wmch ex'
piails tne sitaalioh, appeared In the pa
pers OF thaG pace ~ r..i r
oEfcE hoMARD AssociATIoN,
MEAfHis; :ehh.' CcI- ~, 1913
10 an, n,sympalmzlng with suHering hu
The vellow fever is nor abat;no CO,
onIv Knows when If will Scoras ~
naw cases annear daiIv Over ono ,b,,,
sand ares i,0Sy sick s 4iI,. S,nds WI, M
i nav exnenses for sfl sd,vsi' Fro,, tn,
i,sirt and DIVING the crv of f,iStress anf
d snfferinus come great and iond Fn,
their sake send money and relief to pro
cure nurses, stimulants and nourish
ment We require it more than ever
Send donations to A. ID. Langstaff. Pres
jident Of the Howard Association.
+ By order of
~ i-t7@ "A. D. LANGsrAFF, President.
The circular is signed BY the follow
4 ing gentlemen composing the Specia
4 Committee: A. E. Franklin, /. G
I.onsdaIe, j. J. Murphy, j. A. Edmond
son, W. j. Smith.
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L. 't'a.'is. Ne" 'o"A. .5...- ,..1.',-,' . :
A statement of the condition of forty
eight New York City National Banks
October 3rd. shows reserve of "a 2
per cent. The banks owed this year t
banks and bankers outside of the cit,
$13, III, 600 more than in October Of las
II year, and to individual depositors slbou
81 ,O75 coo more, making their total in
,, debtedness to depositors about $l4 900,
600 more than last year.
| One of the prominent features Of tn
recom ,nendafions which will he mad
in the renort nf the Treasnrer of rh
| IInited States will he in favor of ;ss,;n
series. nf c;,rrencv hon,]s convarfit,l
into nbacks and hack aoain, int
currencv at the ontion of the heidar
M -
1h1 "uM says soI.S u,oht.'s aso nOi
ace =. Ciark, Iresi9eht, aug, ocnei
,ru Vice IIesiasue, anu .. oanes % IL. ~. nankel
ies"'c, cd o. ".e , L"no CO... .. o.s Oon
pahy, io,Heu pool Ior operatihs ~. "a
, stoek 81 snat eot tpoIasion. Inc e. cad capiea na
oi si.t op0 p0v, non "as ssaIeu ~ Ioln e'.oo,oO
70 @l",voU,ooV' q al" ..e pUo' ~as operace
tnrough ueo' p. hrlnheh 20. WIT
tne approaena aoo,; % Tue lahic, pan Ialifoao snal
t;a,, nos hasv;Iv Io.Ja,i WITH T ,Ea S,,n,
thav ,arS nnt to tha;,. wits -, 1mTs rn,s
oyov " ~, tae,. the;. rnaro;ns aoo,, a.. a.,
, hniI their stocts F;naii1 o, ;,,na,.a "a
.;.,a da.'anS rro,, .,,o;r h,oi, e's M fo.. a'
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