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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-02
TIE Democrats Of the tenth Ysr.

THE Democrats of the tenth wsrd held
a meeting last night and organized fol
the municipal and future canvasses. By
their resolutions it will be seen that they
are in line with the Democrats of the
eighth ward and in.full sympathy with
the Democratic mass-meeting OF last
Saturday night. The good example thus
set by the eighth and tenth wards should
be followed by all the other wards of the
nitU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-02

Resolved, That the members of the Missis-
sippi delegation hereby tender our sincere
thanks to Hon. Jefferson Davis for his services
as chairman selected by us TO preside over our
deliberations at the recent railroad conven-
ton at Memphis, and the national railroad
convention at st. Louis; and that we, as q
body, express our highest appreciation of the
valuable assistance and counsel secured at his
hands at the conventions referred to.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be
delivered 10 Mr.. Davis, and copy be fur
nished the Memphis APPEAL, Avalanche and
LEDGER, and the Vicksburg Herald, for pub
ucation.
n. II. HARRIS, President pro tenn.
JAS. II. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
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j. 8. STANTON, CHAs. POTTER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-02

WHEN, in the history.of the political
affairs of the country, were the powers
Of sovereign convention to pass reso.
lutions and make platforms conferred
upon an executive committee, which is
but the creature Of people assembled
in convention?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-02

MECHANICS
AND
TRADERS BANK
OF MEH PAIS, TENN.
Deposits Received, and a General Bank
Ing and Brokerage Business
Transacted.
Tsx-Paying Securities a Speciality
Prompt Attention given to Collections,
$3.50 REWARD.

By James ID. Porter, Governor of the State of
ents, greeting:
WHEREAS, 1t has been made known to
w me that JOE CHASE, charged with hav-
ing committed foul and atrocious murder on
tbs goth day of November, 1875, upon the body
of Leon COhupe, late OF our county of Shelby,
has fed from justice, and is now running at
large;
Now, therefore, |, James d. Porter, Governor
as aforesaid, by virtue Of the power and au-
thority in me vested, do hereby offer a reward
of $3.50 to any person or persons who may ap-
prehend the said JOE CHASE and deliver him
to the sheriff or jailer Of our county Of Shell
by, in order that Justice in that behalf may be
had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereuDtO set my
hand, and cause1 the Great Seal of the State
TO be affixed, at Nashville, on the 26th day OF
November, 1915.
JAMES D. PORTER.
BY the Governor:
CHARLES N, GIBBS, SecretsrF.
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TOFFICIAL.l
PROPOS aLS.

CfITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
X MEMPHIS TENN, November 30, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until o'sloct pm, Friday, the 10th dsy
OF December 1875, for furnishing all labor and
required materials for the paving, with stone,
OF the west portion of Main street. or that ly-
Ing between the west rail OF the street rail-
road snd tins west curb o; said street, from
Beale to Calhoun streets, In a similar manner
and with materials as that specimen pave
ment on Madison street, near Thru street, is
constructed. Also, Tor the balance OF the
west side Of Msin street, from Beale 10 the
Louisville and Nashville depot, but in n simi-
lar manner and material as Washington aud
Market streets are c instructed, or of block
stone, as the Judgment OF the Improvement
COMMITTEES, Mayor and Engineer may dictate,
at this office. All proposals must be in ac-
cOrGance with the letter and spirit OF section
81 of the city charter.
The city reserves the right TO reject any or
all pr pOSalS.
del c. c. BURKE, City Engineer.
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By the Governor:
CHARLES n. GIBBS, SecretsrT.


JoE CHASE is about five feet seven inches
high; rather dark complexion; walks bow
BEGGED; is about twenty-five years Old; his
upper two front teeth project out; little mus
OF Pleasant Hill, DeSOto county, Mississippi.
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Law Firm---DisSOIutiOn.

'TNHE law firm of Kortrecht, Craft and Scales
is this day dissolved. Each of us will
continue to give needful attention to unfin-
ished business in charge of the firm.
CHARLES KORTRECHT.
HENRY CRAFT.
]. w. SCALES.
December /, 1875. del
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-17
WASHIN CTON,
RumOrs In Regard 10 the APP
pOintment Of IL Minister
10 England.
MI. ID. Brewster Appointed Col
IectOr Of the First
Texas District.
Defeat Of the "Man and
Brother Conceded.

WASHINGTON, March l6.-A North
Carolina delegation visited the presi-
dent to day urging Governor Holden's
removal from the Raleigh postmas-
tership.
They are polling the senate for Will
liamo, minister to the court of ST.
James, vice Schenck. Fish Is also
mentioned in connection with the
mission to the court of 81 James and
Judge Pierrepont and Andrew ID.
White, president of Cornell university,
as successors to the state department.
The senate confirmed the paymas-
tiers and other army promotions. Also
L. Cass Carpenter, collector of the
third district of South Carolina, and
NJ. ID. Brewster, collector of the first
district of Texas.
Bochorie, Covorie and Packard have
requested the committee to keep their
decisions secret in order to prevent
rings from defeating their conclusions.
In the senate the consideration or
the resolution for the admission OF
Pinchback was resumed and MIR. Al
corn spoke in favor of seating him.
Pinchbeck was discussed all day,
and tonight vote will be reached by
midnight. His defeat is conceded.
George a. Nolan was to-day con-
firmed as chief examiner OF the patent
office
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KANSAS.

stone Calf and His Cheyenne warriors
TO be Sent 10 Fort Lcavenworth-Jag-
ger and DekOyen--L dit0riaI Excur'
sion 10 Texas-Civil Rights ana
"Pretty waiter Girls"
TOPEKA, March l6.-Stone Golf and
hls sixteen hundred warriors OF the
Cheyenne tribe who surrendered at the
Cheyenne agency q few days ago, are
to be sent to Fort Leavenworth for
safe keeping. The two Germans girls,
who were captives in their hands, will
also be sent to Leavenworth, and from
there to their friends in Georgia.
The Episcopal diocese of the state
has consented to the conservation OF
DR.. Jaeger as bishop of southern Ohio,
and refused to consent to the cOnsecra-
ton of DIR. DeKoven as bishop Of Hi
nois, the vote on each proposition be-
ing unanimous.
The state editorial association will
meet at Manhattan on the 7th of April.
An excursion to Galveston Is proposed,
and by way of encouraging n full at
tendance il is announced that with
the exception of a few prominent Of
ficjals who will be specially invited,
the party will consist exclusively of
members of the press"
The pretty waiter-girls at the Teit
house, in Topeka, refused to furnish
forth" the tables occupied by the Geor-
gia MINISTRIES the other day, and the
liver and hot cakes We're left on the
stove until new set of walters, with
due respect for the civil rights law,
could be installed.
The state relief society gives notice
that it has about $4,000 on hand,
which it proposes to invest at once ana
then retire from the field. The army
authorities are now issuing rations to
the people of the grasshopper counties,
and it is thought that this insures q
sufficiency of food to the sufferers until
the coming in of the lettuce and onion
crOOS.
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Ties, lhe possessions aud the ministers
Of the church which We witness, pow
erless 10 resist, hence have come the
greatest evils 70 the soul OF men, and
10 women ofaoplety, the corruption ~
yonlhi which VIII propagate HE exist
Ing evils 10 future generations,
The educational institutions have
been Withdrawn nom the walchfuness
Of the church, aud Ia youth, which
should he the seed fine Of virtue, vices
were rooted IN the schools subject 10
their evil power There IN education
without faith, without religion, accord
Ing 10 u baleinl world, The education Of
the priesthood even Is hampered by mr.
bllrary rules,
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH,

GALVESTON, March 49, Money
steady aud unchanged. Gold steady, NJ
ll4CgllAs buying aud selling, Silver
unchanged, rates are lO't@lOIA buying
and selling.
Exchange Commercial bills, mod
crate supply, rates tlendy,
Hides Unsettled. Dry flint ~
they ien, l7lmlse; With kip aud
calf selections, lhlc, ltlps and calves,
One-lhlrd of; wet mlted selected, Sac;
~ they run, 74M7lc, butchers green
Sol DIZZY sailed sold ~ dry ilint with
allowance for salt glue stock DC,
COttOn-Qulet and unchanged. Sales
Oub halesi receipts 1859 halesi stock Co.,
i08 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 10 noon, Cot
ION easy. Nothing below mlddllng up
lands 5idi Orleans SD, Sales 5000
bales,
ar. N. Sales on the basis OF mid,
ding uLlanda, nothing below low
mlddling, delivered March, Z l3-lOd.
Shipments OF new crop, nothing be-
low good ordinary, SID.
NEw ORLEANS, March 10 Cotton
Demand fair movement checked 10y
light offerings. Sales 1880 bales
Quotations unchanged. Receipts !, 1870
bales; exports continent, 5,OO2; stock,
230,3l0 bales; unsold, last evening,
l5i,sOO bales; on shipboard, $1,000
bales.
Gold ll5i; sight premium; sterling
$5 o..
NEW York, March l0-lO;30 a. Nj
Gold opened at ll0. Stocks dull
Exchange--Lopg, - 0;short, - W.
Government dnll States quiet. Cot
ton steady.
Futures steady. April 10 o.l0@
10 l0.3lc; June 10 l4'32c,
Evening Cotton stendy. Sales
1850 bales at 16l@l0S. Receipts, net
700 bales; gross 1855 bales.
Futures closed quiet. Sales 1900
bales. March II 7-32ml7lc; July
II l7-32c; August, II ll-l6@l7 2S-32c;
September II 3-l6@l7 T32c; Oclo-
her 10 2l-326lG 2332c; November
l6 l6-32(9l61c, December 10 7-l6(@l6!c,
Money easy mt 4C15 per cent Stcr-
ling unsettled and declined to 800.
Gold fairly active at ll52@ll5sc. Gov
ernments active; new 6's ll5l. State
bonds steady except North Carolina,
old, which are lower North Carolina,
old, 20; new, IL. Special tax3.
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THE BLACK HILLS.
The New ~ Dorado iiieh Win 0old
and Other Precious Metals Graphic
Account of Returned Miaers,

and Oiher Precious Metals Graphie
Aeeouas 81 Returned aineEs,
CHEYENNE, March 10, -Four men,
OF the black Hills miners, named Far.
rem, Mcdonald, Williams and Thomas,
arrived III H. Laramie to-day. They
have walked from the ht0ckade, eight
miles from ilarney's Peak, IN seven
days. They bring fine sperin0ls Of
gold dust with them, Warren has some
that he washed out Of two pans of dirt,
Just below the surface, showing grass
roots, with dust. ne says they have on
~ dug down to the bed rock In one
place. Water II 50 plentiful TINT the
party claim they worked walsl-deep Ia
t. lie thinks that with pumps and
hydraulics they can make u hundred
dollars u day 10 the man, lie also
brings with him specimens of silver
that old miners state viii Yield two
thousand dollars to tho ton, aud say
II IN the purest they have ever seen,
He will bflng the gold here 10 he en-
aayed, lie has llnospeclmens 0f plum.
bago, lead aud copper and says there
IL more gypsum In the Black Hills
than ten railroads could haul away In
fifty years. lie claims also that there
are tin mines there, A party leaves for
Cheyenne tomorrow Their object Is
10 get provisions, machinery, tools,
aud recruit their number ~ much ny
possible, after which they win return
from here, which they shy II the only
practicable route, II being 80 much
nearer than Sioux city, and good road.
They expect no trouble In crossing
streams, or In finding good water and
camping grounds every night. lie
says they can walk the distance easily
In FIVE days. Railroads have reduced
the fare one third from Chicago 10
Cheyenne TO partles going TO the Black
Hills, Many strangers nre now here,
who II Is supposed, are bound for the
new Eldorado, Notwithstanding orders
from the government prohibiting them
from going. Parties Just IN from In
dian agencies state that the Indians
are anxious to sell to the government
their right to the Black Hills country,
but don't propose giving 1t up without
pay.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Burning Of Sugar Plantations
by the Cuban Patriots.
Speech of the Pope OH the De-
casiOn of the Creation OIL
the New Cardinals.

HAVANA, March l6.-The insurgents
have burned the Santa Rosa planta-
ton with five hundred hogsheads OF
sugar and the adjoining sugar fields OF
Doloras and Reforra plantations,
These estates are in the jurisdiction Oh
Romedeaz.
LONDON, March 16.-Field Marshal
Sir William Maynard, senior coionei
of the Coldstream Guards and consta,
bic of the tower, died yesterday aged
ninety-one years. He was quarter
master general at Waterloo and com
mander il chief of India in 1850.
PARIS. March l6.-rhe Universe re-
ports that the cousin of Don Carlos has
made "a convention with the Alfonso
lists, and the Carlists now denouhce
him as traitor.
ROME, March l6.-At the consistory
Yesterday morning, Ledewake, McClos-
kew, Sormelli and Borteleni were ere
ated cardinals. Philadelphiaand Boston
were raised to metropolitan sees. Bish-
ops We're appointed for Wheeiine,
Portland, Hartford and Kingston by
an allocution by the Pope.
The Pope said: "Recognizing III the
past our care, i'm these sad times, 10 III
crease your noble order of distinguish
ell men to assist in the protection Oh
the universal church, and having lie
termined to discharge this duty, we
wished to perform it according To the
solemn, ancient rites, as the dignity oil
the church demands, but the times are
opposed to our intention. The oppres,
sion which we suffer is such that we
have not e., Ell the freedom of bewail'
ing the Affections of the church. No
wonder that those differing from the
church by hereditary errors hate the
church and strive to attain the end.
Unfortunately in Italy, where Inc
supreme cathedral of truth was placed
by divine dispensation, the children o
the faith have become enemies OF th'
church, and plot for Its destruction
grieving our heart, hence have cont
10 be deplorable injuries to the hoef
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LOUISIANA.

The Arbitration Gives ihe Conseryn'
uves Eight Majority IN the House
Isham Brown 10 Try the Strength Of u
Ihempen Cellar.
New ORLEANS, March lO.-Mnrshal
Packard telcgraphs Governor Kellogg
that the arbitration gives the conserv.
atives eight majority In the house.
Governor kellogg to-day signed the
death warrant for Isham Brown, col
ored, convicted Of the murder Of Jas.
w. Clinton, leading leader of Ten
sas parish, In December last. April
10Th IL named for his execution.
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xAC. TOr.LrvER

Having purchased the entire interest of DR..
j. w CrOwdus in the drug store heretofore
owned by Williams Il Crowdus, the business
of said establishment wi hereafter be con-
Quoted in the name of the subscribers, who
beg to say 10 our friends and the citizens OF
Dallas and surrounding country that our
ability and facility for meeting the demands
of the public ia our line will by no means be
diminished by this change; and while we
we hope that our old friends and patrons
viii not forget that we are at the old stand,
ready to Accommodate those who may favor
us with call.
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In retiring from the drug business, beg to
tender my thanks TO the good people of this
city for their liberal p patronage to the firm OF
Williams Y Crowdus. wish to say, further,
that the business and ASSOCIATION OF the olu
Arm has been OF the most pleasant and sat
isfactory character, and as know the char
acter of the young men VINO are to co sttnue
the business of our Old honse hereafter, can
confidentially and do most eheeriully recon-
mend them to the favorable consideration of
the public, and bespeak for them full
share OF the public patronage in their line
96diw j. W. CR0WDUS.
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TORNADO.

The Town OF Rienzi, Mississippi, VISIT
cd by Terrible Tornado-A Large
Number of Persons Killed ana
Wounded-Loss One Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars.
MOBILE, March ia special just
received says Rienzi, Mississippi, was
visited at one O'Clock to-day by terri
BILE tornado, lasting half an hour, de-
stroying a number ofbuildings, among
them the Presbyterian and Baptist
churches. The following named per-
sons were killed: Colonel Porter Walk
or. Hon. John Reve and child, Miss
Matte Palmer, and also several ne.
groes. NJ. B. Armor, wife and child
were dangerously injured and num-
Der of Others seriously hurt. The esti,
mated loss in the town 10 one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The coun-
try has not been heard from.
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NEW HOITE.
Change 81 Gauge Of ihs A.Tih 'aFeiiaa
naiiread7 No Chaage 81 ears iieiween
New Jri~aus and Richmond,

ATLANTA, Ga, March lG,--lasl hight
tbs gauge Of tho Aorlh Car0llna rail-
rOad fnr ninety miles was changed, he
tween eleven o'clock aud daylight 10
correspond with The Atlanta air line
which opens u through line from New
Orleans 10 New York, aud no change
Of ears between New Orleans and
Richmond,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-17
EARTHQUAKE.

Nortbern Mexico visited ny an Earth
cuake-The Town of san Cristoi Al
,ost Totally Destroy ed-yiany Dead
Rodies Taken from the Ruins.
NEW YORK, March 10. Gnadula-
raja (Mexico) letter of the 10Th instant !,
contains an account of an earthquake
of more than usual force which oe-
curred on the llth of February. IL
shook large portion ofnorth Mexico.
The little town Of San Cristol was al.
most totally destroyed, aud many dead
hodies were taken from the ruins.
This disturbance appears 10 nn ,,
been the volcano OF Cebarque. Inc
earthquake occurred at night anu th ne
terror of the people was increased oy
darkness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-17

WAsHlNGIuN, March ~, Hope H.,
SLATER pleaded guilty Of granddaughter,
which was accepted by the court aud
by the counsel for SLATER, Judgment
viii be rendered on Monday, the sOlh,
Slntier's wife was IN court
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

For city property, 40 acres of land, III miles
northwest OF Dallas. This land can be had
al a bargain by applying TO
+. x. GUEDRY, Broker,
aedlw No. II Lamar street
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Local option.

HARRISBURG, March l6.-The SEN
ate has passed local option but with a
stringent license law which goes 70
the house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-17
TEXAS AND PACIFIC,
THE WEATHER.

For the gulf states rising barometer,
northwest Winds, colder clear aud
partly cloudy weather.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Williams 4 Crowdus, Drug
ri SITS, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
Sent, DR.. Crowdus retiring Either member
will settle the old business. 5ta.
]. l.. WILLIAMS,
j. w. CROWDUS.
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FOR SAID,

On easy terms, that large and conveniently
sitnated house, No. go Main street, now hav-
inc q good run of custom will be sold or
exeb anged by applying early TO
$500 H. Il. GUEDRY, Broker,
oedtw No. II Lamar street.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH II
THE DALLAS HERALD

IL the only paper Ia northern
Texas that receives the full
Press dispatches.
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9ailg9erald

once la "Heraid biesk," GerneF si
hain and Lamar Streets, over firsi
National Hank, huHiness once
Proni iioom, Second story,
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Fresh Fish and Oysters
FOR SALE.

Frank I.antery, at the Lafayette restaurant
on Lamar street, next door to the Mornln.
Star saloon. bn lust received and will keep
on hand q nil supply Of fresh red nsh, red
te1r. which he will sell II easy rates to FAM
HES. and viii serve the same In every style
A. the Lafayette rsstaufent. Give him :
call. eftu
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R0OF YRTNTING-we MAKE q spscisIty
b Of Book and Pamphlets Wof At tss
HERALD once
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains NJ
Dallas.

HOUsTON AND TExAA OENTRAL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boarding House.

MRS. p. A. NoLEN, would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Dallas, that she Inns
taken the residence OF Captain John II.
Bryan, on Lamar street, Immediately north
OF the post office, where she Will keep n
house Is airy and roony, and there is on the
premises two immense clst rus of rain
water, of the purest and best kind. Her
terms will be reasonable and she solicits the
patronage Of the public
2Sllm.
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adlw
, 1875-09-04

Judge Kxt1gr hss bosn carrying his imitation
principles into tho enumeration Of ha audiences.
I4s says to reporter Of the Philadelphia 1iu.ss:
At Chicago my audlsnee wssF 4hnoy,nsly smau. II
numbered but about I t1ousAaa aI twrlvs hundred
people.
The aualsnee upon Tho basis OF decimal uotA-
tioa Wa 800 people, BY actual count. 1t must
have besu " hnuoyin9ly small" The Judge pro-
eoeds to account tor this une1psotsd ciscnm-
stanoe. He saya,
Tha gentlemen who had Invited the thprs lad sakea
MeGosulcA4 Hail. ono Of Tho largest In tha CITY, nAda
every lneaibe Arrangement tor my comfort but had
&oFHotan to advertise tbs no Aol plzeo Of the tlss&
tnR 1t dtla 10 tlam thar should aAy th4t thyA-
laua had cana TO fF0za lwo paftteA of buaihsAs
Insu, each without kloNnS that tbs oth1E hxd invited
tpo although in reply the l&tas invitation had
tAkea zaes1s to bring thSia into concert @ action,
eac had supposed toAa ths oahefs would u1s Charge
of the sdtesttsinx.
The actual facts OF the matter are not -
Judge KH1Lxy represents than. The meeting
wsa advertised aysr3 day iu Tho local columns OF
the daily papers, and referred to In their edl-
todsl columns also. The trouble was that the
people Of Chicago did not want to hear Judge
KK1Lxx's ap%soh. Ths long lat OF vloe-psesl-
dents Of tbs m&aAug VIA made up without the
tnaxtsdss Ut the gAnttemsn who vera plAcsd
hpoH Il. Roa: .Rtihs u ts&s4 xses nit h s5t1pk.
, 1875-09-04
pbe gbin2saot1 Uribn,,e.
Saturday Morning, September q, 1875.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
Greenbacks at tho New York Gold 1.x-
change yesterday opened md closed at By,
with purchases at s73 md s7at.

Tho verdict Of tho Coroncr's jury, in,ran-
clcd to inquire into The cause Of death i'll tho
case Of W. Z. NA1sros, disputes tho theory
of snicide, and linda that apoplc1y md
drowning produced tho fatal result. An an-
topsy is said to hnvo revcaled 10 traces of
poison in tho stomach, and SO that
theory must needs bo abandoned. There
still remains, however, the plausible
superstition that tho drowning itself was tho
deliberate net Of tho r'1incd banker, whose
{reat force Of character anil iron will wero
fully equal to tie accomplishment Of self
destruction by this means. The actual cause
of death will always renlaiu n mystery and n
,nootcd question, mud the belief in tho sui
eide, supported Us it is by 60 many significant
probabilities and corroboratiso proofs, will
never be wholly discarded.