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be demanded . copy ol his pAgast,nA in
The tripArIiIe AEFeemenl, that 6e mipbI
alter IT, ! made copy for him, and he
sat down II table and began 10 scratch
and InIefline II, but he rose 10 and car
Fied bis work away uneOmpleled. Before
be len ! gathered from what he said
that Bowen had refused TO pay the full
amount OF his claim, and that his law
suit would have to 80 on; bat the full
Amount was paid within a day or two
thereafter, and the tFipArilte agreement
was Cxecuied-nOl the one | drafted, and
accepted BY all the parties, but modih.
cation ol that l used my last copy Of
this instrument 10 my testimony before
the committee, and can now only ssy
that all the portions Of the agree
ment which arc Italicized were
omitted from the agreement duAlly
executed, Tho efficacy OF the covenants
| aimed al was lOSI and the compact do
IeAied. Nj. TiltOu iu modifying his par.
agrAph backed out Of his disAv0wal OF his
imputAtiOns against Mt. Beecher and hs
admissions, but they were untrue and c, r..
iully secured 10 himself the lArges, liberty
10 pursue the great preacher forever with
lnuendonA Ny testimony before the
Committee shows changes 10 the tEipAr-
Ute agreement as originally drawn and
which al the parties " II heartily Ap-
proved and hSd promised 10 sign also
shows my earnest remonstrAnces against
permitting these changes 10 DO made and
my warnings Of tho mischieVious
consequences that would Inevitably follow
The following are the omitted portions
OF the original agreement: II, Henry q
Bowen, know nothing derogAioFy 10 Mr..
Beechcr's reputation as a clergyman or q
man, and expressly disavoW I6e charges
imputauons and Inuendos imputed 10
have been made by me and set forth In
a letter written TO me by Theo. Tiltou on
the first day Of January, 1871, a copy Of
which letter Is hereto annexed, and dc,
clare that those charges, imputalions and
tnuendoes arc without foundation In fact,
10 the best Of my knowledge and belief
|, Theodore TiltOn returning OF my free
will TO man whom | have reveTed and
loved as father, thus renew and con-
drm my faith In Henry Ward Beecher as
q grAndly good and glorious man. /, too,
dlsRvow each and all OF the impul6lions
and charges In the said annexed letter,
repeated and contained, and any and eli
other imputations upon his character and
conduct which have been said TO come
IRON me, dlsowu and covenant never to
repeat or renew,
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THE PArkenburg journal appears to
bo exercised over our comments on the
Hon. JAMIE BTEPHEEIoN'S silly letter,
recently published, in regard TO the future
Of ParkerSburg as connected with the
China trade, &c, 1t Temlnds Us Of the
fact that Nj STEPHENSON Is an antigua
rIAB, whose years far transcend our own.
This ls about such an answCr as the Jour.
nal Is in the habit OF making to its oppo-
nenls We reply to It in the language Of
Mr. PITT, that the pretensionS Of age are
lela tOlerAbIO than the lrivoliliea Of youth.
Ar. STEPHENSON pretended TO speak from
long observation, and gave 1t as his opin-
ion that an important future awaited Par,
kerAburg In connection with the Pacific
Railroad. We are willing to leave hi
views, as expressed In that letter, 10 a
Jury to cay whether they arc sensible OF
silly.
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CHICAGO.



CIucA0S July lS-At 4 meeting q the
Nommon CcunelyesittdAy Afternoon re-.
S,ua9es we're adopted ipstfUc,ing the
board Of Public Works 70 take immedi-
1le Steps toWArd furnishing q murv Abuu-
Cant supply Of WAlef In those portions Of
are. - N'''' -
The Bo&l Was directed to have an
EoOten bQildirgs OF NhAleyrr kIpd ro-
moved iron within the city limtI, Il
was expressed ~ the sense OF the COupell
that corps OF sAppcrS And miners shouli
be formed and added to the pTciCnt or
ganiEtliOO Their duty should b to aid
10 quslltug ooUalgrAIions by the removal
9r destruction OF such buildings ~ The
FITu Marshal deems necessary.
The chicago Board Of Underwriters
Also held a meeting Al which resolutions
NeIe adopted tnumAliug the btllel that
Nhtif piineipAh will entirely withdraw the
pEolecUon ol Insurance companies rrpFe.
sented BY them ,uulcss the ate lepXrtmeut
DO speedily and radically rcafganIIsi, by
a change Of eit!oerS, by the addition OF new
and more powerful steamers, by tue con.
StEuetion OF FIRE wAllS, or tho demolition
ot dangerous And iba,mAble buildings,
and by a rigid enforcement Of the present
building laws.
In answer 10 cal Issued yesterday by
prominent citizens connected with various
branches OF industry In the city, about
twelve hundred ciIEsna met this evening
In McCurmAc's Hall, 10 consider tho
meAus for avoiding Arepe,iton OF the late
disastrous ntc, Alter organization tho
meeting proceeded TO the appointment Of
a committee, consistng Oi twenty tVu
men from each division OF tho city, who
arc 10 wait upon the Mayor and present
10 him the views oil the meeting and tho
action taken by It.
Resolutions were adopted demanding
The extension OF the fire limits 10 tho city
limits; demanding the immediate reno.
val or destruction Of all wooden buildings
erected within the Are limits In violation
OF the ordinance OF 1871, and calling lor
law prohibiting the building Of wooden
structures inside tho corporate limits,
IhosubJsct Of setting apart q consldera.
bic portion oI the district lately burned,
was urged upon the Common Council 10
worthy Of careful consideration. Il was
suggested, also, that bouleyards three
hundred ieoI vide would be great pro.
lection in case Of Ore, and the cousidera.
ton Of the question OF constructing such
was submitted TO the same body.
Goldsmith Maid, Mia Q, Wright, Ella
Wright, Judge Fullerton and Jas, HRw.
ley, j., were to-day stabbed at Dexter
Park, to be in readiness for their engage.
ments next week.
Nathan IsAScson has been arrested here,
charged with firing the building that
caused the fire July IA The testimony
taken goes to show that he offered pod.
dler named Wollson one hundred dollars,
that no had once attempted tho deed uu.
successfully, and then boAsled that he
would have better succesS next tImo. A
hearing has been adjourned TIL Wed.
nesdsy next.
The statement made in some accounts
Of the fire Of the l4th that the boot and
shoe establishment OF Q. Nj. Henderson q
Go. was destroyed Is incorrect. The mis-.
take grew out Ct change Of location, and
their present place OF business was not
threatened
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Death of nr. GOOdriCh-.Dcaih In O
DentIsI'a Chair.

CLEVELAND, Ono, July lS.-The au.
nouncemcnt OF tho death Of Rev. DR..
Goodrich at Lausanne, Switzerland,
causes feeling oi general sorrow In this
city, where the deceased WAS so well
known and beloved. DR.. Goodrich has
been pastor OF the Firat Presbyterian
Church Of this city since 1858, and went
abroad some eighteen months ago 10 seek
the rest his failing health demanded.
A widow woman named Bridget GleG-
son, Sged 45yeSrs, and residing u No. lG2
University street, died yesterday while
under the Influence Of chlOrOlorm, In tho
office OF DR.. II. +, Biggar. Tho opera
tiou TO be performed was the extracting
OF needle, which had accidentally PEN
etrated the right thigh Of the patient. An
examination ol the lungs Snd heart OF
tho woman was made before administer
Ing the ChiOroi0Tm, and her condition Tor
taking II considered good, but after taking
twenty-five drops sho was attacked with
spasms, and Notwithstanding the physi-
clans made every effort 10 restore her, shO
died In few minutes. A post morlem
examination was held this morning, and
the CorOner's Jury rendered verdict that
the deceased came to her death from the
effects Of chlOroiOrm, and that the heart
was In such condition as to render the
administration Of chlorOlorm Injurious.
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Rrrv,,, peo,rIcrt-Ws hld 4 con,


BuuHEsI PRoREcrL-Ws hSa con-
ysu.tIop IN, evening with Mr.. L. E.HAH'
sos Of the Wheeling Hinge Company,
vbo returned on Saturday from 3 bnsi'
Ds. ITO We. - fer ~ Iowa. He speaks
vs,y spc,ur.gIngly Of the prospects for
,r.ds this season, and Judging iron bic
own success. which be says Il bat sam.
pie oi the way ordsI are coming for
ward 10 manufacturers, the Lkiea are eer'
tAinly bfightenlng with becoming rapid.
Ity. The Watern merchants have gone
East this summer . month 10 advance Of
thsir regular time in consequence oi
the light stocks oi merchandise in The
hGpds Of dealers ell through the West
The consumption Of nails during the lASi
II1 months has been extraordinary. The
work ol building and improving seems 70
have been, and Itill 10 be, general
throughout the West, in consequence ot
tho excellent pFIees realized BY the farm,
srS ioE last years crops. Tho country
has been cleaned out Of the old stock oi
wheat and corn, and tho farmers have
turned their holdings Into cash. This hAl
given them the msAnA 10 do an unusual
amount Of building and repairing, and
tho e1Calient prospects Tor the present
growing crop encourage them to con.
tInuS and extend their operations. In
consequence Of this increSSiug demand
for goods prices show rIIlng tendency
for almost everything e1eep, nails, which,
strange TO say, Notwithstanding the ex-
tensIyo demand, arc sold almost without
profit 70 the manufacturers.
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CarIDIrched,

COLUMBUS, July 19-A car on The
North Columbus Dummy Railroad while
conveying thirty persons from q dance in
North Columbus TO this city at 2 o'clock
this morning was thrown from the track
into ditch 50 leet below by striking two
horses that had wandered on the track
and became entangled In the Iestle work
Of the bridge. Alter considerable difficulty
the wreck was cleared away RAd the
passengers served and cared for. Ten
persons were injured, six Of them scrious.
y and one, email colored boy named
Pope, who was stealing q ride, was 90
severely injured that hO can hardly re-
cnVpF
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FAILURE OF AN IRON FIRM.
sENT TO THR PENITENTIARY.
Omaha News.

OMAHA, July 1s-Colonel J. W. Sav.
age was thrown from his buggy late last
evening and very severely Injured.
Final papers have been signed by the
Masonic fralernities Of the city which
purchase them ground for the erection oI
a atemple costing them $4,000, and which
will be built next sumner.
The breHiM0 Bts contains an article
stating that serious charges have betr
preferred against Postmaster Yost and
Special Agent Tursy, and that an Officer
has been sent TO investigate the matter
It is thought 10 be out Of Rninosity tc
Yost, and that both gentlemen will bt
acoujtNaI ..#..
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Suicide ora FlapkIIn county Fa,mer

COLUMBUS, O., July ls.-Wm. Haipes
well known citizen Of Franklin town
ship, this county, committed suicide some
time yesterday by hanging. His wife
missed him on the night previous and
made search, but was unable TO learn hil
whereabouts. Her lsther found his BODY
hanging in the hay NOW at an early houl
this morning. he had used a leather
strap only a few feet In length. The cause
Of his rash act is unknown.
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The Case of MIntermure,

YANKToN, D. T., July 1s.--1n the su,
preme Court yesterday the consideration
ol the Wintermute case, brought up on a
writ Of error, was postponed until the
regular term next January. The Court
had previously granted a stay OF pro,
ceedings during the pendency Of the ap
peal, but refused his application 10 be
let out on bail. Mr.. WIniermute will &C
cordiugly remain In the county Jail until
the case Is disposed Of next winter.
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LOUISVILLE, July ls Mr.. Alexander
Mcbride, an old and well known hard
ware merchant Of this city, was found
dead in bath tub in barber shop this
afternoon. He had gone into the shop TO
take a bath, and the proprietor at last
alarmed that he remained so long, broke
open the door and found him lying In the
tub with his head under water, dead. He
had been very feeble for some time past,
and is supposed to have iallen in the
water and was too dcbilitRted 10 raise
himself again. He had been in business
here for 20 years, and was quite wealthy,
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Sudden Death.uA DevIIIsh Outrage.
TRmneFaura EnnVanfion

LANCASTER, O., July ls.-Fred. Pahr,
q German citizen Of this place, fell dead
this morning OF heart disease.
Last night, In SuAisvIlIe, while there
was a social gathering al the house Of J.
D. CLARK, a cosl operator, some one threw
q stone threw the window, which struck
a httle, girl In the lace, iDJuring her dan
gerously.
a temperance convention at this place
TO day was moderately well attended
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Weather Report.
Wan DRPARRHEHT,
OlP1ch OF THB CHIMP SIdRAI. OYEfoIEu,
hAslIH0ToA, ID. o., July 1900 r. 4.

PROBABILITIES.
For the New EOgland States, partly
cloudy and continued warm weather with
southeast to southwest winds, falling bA-
rometer and light rains in tho norIhOrn
portion.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy
and warm weather with south or west
winds and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather and local rains
with east or south winds, slight changes
In temperature and continued high bA.
rometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, uorlhwCa. 10 south.
West winds, high but falling temperature
followed BY rlsing barometer.
For the Upper Lake region, increasing
cIoudiness with light local rains, south.
vest 10 northwest winds, stationary or
falling temperature and falling barometer
during tho night east Of Lake Huron fol.
lowed by rising barometer In the eastern
difttict la -.
For tho Northwest, partly cloudy
weather and local rains with northeast 10
northwest winds, lower temperature and
rising barometer.
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The kidnapping Ca,O.

PHILADELPHIA, July ls.-In the kid.
mapping case the last news is that pri.
vaIe telegram was received at q late hour
tonight, stating that q child, supposed TO
be Charles Ross, hsd passed through
Bellaire, Maryland, and that detectives
are twenty-four hours behind, instead oI
forty. Y.eipht.
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TIM West Virginia Teachers ASsocia
ton will meet In Clarksburg on August
4Lh, next, and remain in session until The
evening o! tho 7th. An address Of well
como will be delivered by Hon. G, 8
LEwn. We notice also that His Excel
lency, Governor JACOB, Is announced to
deliver Au address, and that lectures
arc expected from OK Governor W. E
STEVENSON and DR.. j. G. BLAu.
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Arknn.ns CorsritulIonaI Convention.

LITTLE RcCK, July lS-A resolution
was adopted by the constitutional Con-
vention giving 1t as the sense Of that body
that all officers should be elected by the
people. Resolutions insISucting the Ju.
dietary Committee TO inquire into the le.
gSIlty OF the act authorizing the issuance
Of State bonds to railroads and the
act authorizing the issuance Of three mil.
lion dollars In levee bonds was adopted.
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CHICAGO, July IS in a game Of base
ball, today, the score stoodi Chicsgos 8
Philadelphias !, The home nine played
the game with but one error. This places
the Chicagos 6fIh in the championship
list
NEw YoRx, July ls.-Bme ball
AutuAls 10, AuanIies Z.
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An oMclals BagEage A,tached.

ST. PAUL, July 1s.-H. J. Clarke, Az
torner General Of Manitoba, arrived here
this afternoon, from Winnepeg On
sIighung from the cars his baggage was
attached Tor several hundred dollars duea
citizen, and was held until Clarke deposit.
ed the amount OF his debt In bank as se.
curity.
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Accident in Harvest Field

ANNA STATION, ONO, July l6-ThiH
morning Mrs. Bergman and daughter
who live near Anna Station, prepared
lunch for harvest hands and took II to the
field. While eating lunch the horses at
tached TO the reaper frightened and start
ed toward the group, catching the two
ladies In the reaper, killing Ars. Berg
mann and ipjuriDg the daughter go seri-
ously that there are no hopes 0! her re-
coyeFY,
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suicide.

oAKDGLE, o July ls-A man BY the
name OF 4mes AcCabe, a resident Of this
place, and native o. Ireland, aud hostler
Of J. N. TidbAll, Of o akdale, committed
suicide by hanging himself in the stable
oE Tidoall. Cause-WhiSky,
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Found a True BnI.

WASHINGTON, July l9.-The grand
Jury Of the District CrlminSl Court found
true bills against A II. Underwood, mem.
Der Of the District Legislature and also
engaged as messenger in the District
C9mptrollers Office, and Thos. 3. War.
wick, q street broker and clerk in the safe
once, both colored, charged with forgery
and utterirg forged orders for certificates
Of pay Of police and tiremeu.
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THR YACHT DISASTER.

TORONTO, July 10 Tho yacht Foam
has been towed to Niagara, where she has
been beached. No bodies were found on
board. They ale being grappled for.
TWO CHILDREN BURHRD TO DEATH.
Two children. while playing in barn
near this city, set fire 10 the hay and were
burned 10 death.
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steamer News.

NRw YORK, July ls s-Arrived-stesm
ship odor, IRON Bremen.
BosToN, July ls -Arriyed-Steamshi
Batavia, from Liverpool.
LONDON, July is.-The steamship Bal
tlmore, from Baltimore, has arrived out
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A Packing and Slaughter House
.... RuFned.

BUFFALO, July l9,-The large packing
and slaughter house, owned by Metcalf
d Ousling, adjoining the New York
Central Line Stock Yards, was destroyed
by fre this afternoon. The loss Is estI.
mated at $4,000; insurance SIS OO0.
There was but little stock in the building
at the time Of the FIRE. tits supposed 10
have originated from sparks by passing
locomotive. Had the wind been from
tho east nothing could have saved the
sheep house and the adjoining buildings
o. the New York Central yards, or the
Erie yards Immediately opposite.
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VIZ have another iuStAlmGnt oil the
BEKoHER-TbToN scandal this morning
Tho case Is still mysterious, but 1t begins
to look more decidedly as Il TrLToN was
fool or monomaniAc,
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James Winslow, of the banking house
Of Winslow, Lanier & Co., died quite
suddenly to-day Of pneumonia.
PRESIDENT GRANT AND FAMILY
arrived from Saratoga in Commodore
Vanderbllrs special car this afternoon,
and after q short stay In the city pro-
ceeded to Washington.
Base ball-Mullals 10, Atlantics Z.
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CANADA.
LUMBER TRADE.

OTTAWA, July 1s.-The ChSunIere mill
owners have decided 10 invite the leading
lumbermen Of Ontario and Quebec TO al.
tend Convention at Ottawa on the 30.h
inst, 10 adopt measures 10 prevent the
over production Of lumber and square
timber, and consider other matters i'm.
porlant to the trade.
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NEW YORK CITY.

oHARLIcK AND GARDNER GIVE BAIL.
NEw YoRK, July 1s.-Ex. Police Com.
missioners Oliver ChArlick and Hugh
Gardner gave bail in the sum Of $1,000
on each Of three additional indictments
on the charge OF violating the election
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DAYTON.

DAYTON, O., July IS -Mrs. Jacob WIT
aged hlty years, mother Of A. d. Wilt
was very severely burned this morning
while lighting fire with a patent kinder
There are no hopes Of her recovery.
A lad named Perry Ryan, fifteen year.
Of age, was severely injured by some lum
Der falling on him. Prospect OF recovery
almost hopeless.
ANOTHER VICTIM TO COAL OIL.
DAYTON, ONO, July l9.-Mrs. Jacob
Wilt, aged about sixty years, was a victim
to coal oil yesterday morning, with which
she was lighting fire. She was shock
iDgly burned, and died at midnight.
suEDRY CASUALTIES.
Saturday afternoon Henry Thomas
musician, and Simon Spring, machinist
upset into the Miami River from skil
and were drowned.
Johnny Ryan, aged about ten, wat
probably fatally hurt Saturday by beng
mashed by pile OF lumber which fell ON
him from q wagon.
Mrs, Kinney, wife Of an expressman
was accidentally shot and severely hurI
this afternoon.
Mrs. Ramsey was attacked by large
monkey this afternoon that was roaming
about, and was badly hurt
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Loans decrease, Sits. 400; specie In
crease, $S79. 900; deposits decrease, $549,'
600; legal tenders increase, $5lS 600;
speculation decrease, $l96. 200; reserve in
crease, $l0
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suEDRY CAsUALTIRs.
CINCINNATI.
wnoLKsALR DnouARoE OF UNION ralST.
Rn0

wnoLEsALE DuoHARoE OF UNION ralST
ERs.
CINCINNATI, July lS-Tho Gdlsttl
company to day dispensed with its who'll
force OF compositors, and supplied theil
places with full force Of printers mol
members Of the Typographical Union
Three or four Of the old printers have
left the Union and been taken by the
Gazette company.
MYSTERIOUS INJURY.
At Venice, Ohio, to-day there was
great excitement about the mortal wound.
ing Of Bradford SeelCy, very wealthy
farmer, last night He had started 10 the
city In a buggy, while his men were
bringing live stock In wagons. lie wa,
found by the roadside, with the skull and
back Of bis head crushed in. The horse
walked home with the buggy. Indica-
tious do not exist that he was throw ou,
by the horse running away, and money
found on his person precludes the idea o.
robbery,
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DOING WE'LL,

The wounded fIom the accident on the
Erie Rsilroad, near CanaSeregn, were all
brought 10 this city and are doing well.
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PITTSBURGH.
GAMBLERS SENTENCED.

PTTTiBuRoa, July 49, Judge stowt
sentenced Ii ali Hall, John a. Wood
and Charles WeuZe!l, convicted ior main
tanning keno establishments. Wood wal
sentenced TO fine Of $500 and twenty
four hours imprisonment; Hall $500 ant
twenty days In Jail, and Webzell $500 anC
thirty days. David Strain, who ATTENDED
the wheel at one Of these places, at a sal
ary oil twelve dollars per week, was fineG
$l00 and got thirty days. The Court ex
pressed determination to stop the busI'
ness, If there was any any way to do il
FAILURE OF AN IRON FIRM
The firm Of Lyon, Shorb s. Co, one o
the Oldest and largest iron manufacturing
Establishments Of this city, have asked al
extension OF time. Their temporary em
harrassmeuts are caused by the Alleghan,
Valley Railroad complications, the firm o
Lyon, Shorb & Co being; g;heavy indors,r
on their paper. Their total liabililie
amount TO 5000 900; assets, 81, ,655, 900.
sENT TO THE PENIrKNT1ARY.
John Doe, alias Allen, who has gainet
considerable notoriety as bank swindle
In the West, and who was arrested som
time ago for attempting 10 swindle th
International and other banks in this city
was to-day sentenced to five years I'm
ptlsonment in the Western PenitentIary