The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Chicago Board OF Trade
Fa'Ors an Fairly ReSump.
lion OF Sp Gle
Payment.
The Centennial Finance Execu.
tive Committee TO Visi,
Southern States.
Unfortunate Condition OF Manu-.
featuring Interests In
Connecticut.
CleWeS a Go. Promise an Early
Settlement In Full with
their Creditors.
AdylCeS still UnfagOrablc from
The Yellow Fever Dis
trictS.

CHICAGO, October N.-The Finance
Committee of the Board of Trade re,
ports for the resumption OF specie pay
ment and the redemption of green
backs in gold after the first Monday in
July, 1877. Redeemed notes available
for payments 10y the United States,
other than those where specie is specl-
ally secured by existing loans Of green
backs, shall continue To be II legal ten
der Tor public and private debts. That,
for the purpose Of regulating the cur
rency as furnished 10y sad treasury
notes, and TO provide Tor its expansion
or contraction III seasons when
such changes in its value are
called for by the business of the
country, the Secretary OF the Treasury
be authorized to issue in exchange for
such treasury notes, registered certiii-
Gates of debts, in sums not less than
five hundred dollars or any multiple
thereof, which certificates shall be ut
interest of three and siXty-fve one
hundredths per cent per annum. Ger
tilicates 80 issued shall not exceed fifty
million dollars in the whole, and said
certificates shall be redeemable at the
will of the holders thereof in treasury
notes of the United States of the de
nominations now in use. and upon
such RECEPTION interest then accrued
on such certificates shall be paya-
BILE, and certificates so rendered,
shall be Cancelled and destroyed; but
new certificates may from time
to time be issued in their places,
and the amount of certificates 80
redeemed, if the same shall be
demanded by holders of United States
Treasury notes. and certificates 50 is
sued shall not be used for or computed
in the reserves now required ny law
to be paid by national banks for pay
ment OF their circulation deposit The
report was made special order ior
tomorrow afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA, October A.-Ihe
Executive Committee OF the Ce'tell-
NAL Board Of Finance met to-day ana
made arrangements for u trip South.
The Committee goes South with the
object of awakening interest therein
in the Centennial enterprise. lne nrst
place to be visited viii DC the Fair ut
Macon, Georgia
NEW YORK, October 81 The manu-
featuring interests Of Connecticut are
reported in an unfortunate condition.
From fifteen to twenty thousand en-
ployes are idle.
President orion Of the Western
Union Telegraph company, denies the
rumor lately circulated that the lines
OF the company We're 10 be leased 10
party OF capitalists. No proposition
has been submitted. He also denies the
other rumor that the d mansions OF
the new telegraph building are to be
reduced.
New YORK, October N.-Fisk q
Hatch state, in explanation OF current
rumors respecting their condition, tnat
they have made satisfactory arrange
ments with the banks who are thelr
largest creditors, and expect to resume
in a few days. The settlement between
the Union Trust company and the
Lake Shore Railroad was proposal
from Commodore Vanderbilt Of three,
six and nine months notes, with col
lateral. An offer was Immediately
made for the notes, and the receiver OF
the cOInpuIly tcu ~ ~o"
tain permission to sell them.
In Stokes trial this morning the
prisoner was placed on the stand. On
cross examination he swore thal he ulu
not know the man he saw coming up
the stairs of the Grand Central Hotel
was Fisk until the latter pulled out his
pistol. "a, M srd-
den change in the weather Weuies,
day night fastened death III crltlcai
eases, and developed number OF new
cases. e
MEMPHIS, October 24.-Iellow FEVER
deaths "A. Heavy frost last nlght. ice
quarter of an inch thick. a nurse
gave carbolic acid to a patient oy ms
fake. which was Immediately iatai.
Another attempted to outrage the WE
of his patient. Weather clear and cold;
The response to the masonic appear
was so liberal that the Masons are now
able to care for their sick brethren.
MEMPHIS, October 2l.-Clear. ana
cold. Twel,ty-one yellow fever deaths
Yesterday. The Chief Of Police appears
for aid from Chiefs OF otiier ci!, '.,.
Eight pOllcelleH rum " WV n0 ali
are dead, and fifteen down Inc ouo
Fellows also ask aid. .,
COLUMBUS, Texas, October Il
Twe.ve yellow fever deaths YESTERDAY.
BROOKLYN, October 2i.-Mrs. stein,
recently from Georgia has the yellow
fever. OF
MONTGOMERY, la., October "a
Enur yalln,v fever cascS.
KNoxvIr.Lp, Tenn, October IA IA
relief concert for Memphis reallHe u
seven hundred dollars. A PAIR o,
sleeve buttons brought four huhdfeu
and fifty dollars. u OLA
SAVANNAH, Ga, October IA 80,
special TO the Morning News rom rom
Bainbridge, Ga. ,saysphysicians concur s,Ie,,
I'm the opinion that the disease winch u.
broke out there week or more ago -
yellow fever. There are eight case s.,, ~
present, and new ones are occurring
Simon Angel, a prominent merchah.'
it is thought, will not live through 10
day. b. +. Bruton, ex-senator IRON
this district, Is very low. Some ial, .',
lies are preparing to leave, ous .,e sne ~
seems to be very little disposition 70