, 1875-12-22

itora VIII receive
sIr. M.-lt Is my opinion that tloy will roccivo
over
85 CENTS on THE DOLLAR.
Hororeot-tfow largo was yo,sr capital stock 7
atr. M.-$loU,0o ,0o0; Rll OF which will DO loHs.
am otfp OF the unfortunate stockholders naysolF.
1leporter-1s tllere anything clAo IegntlsuE
this matter which may be Of interest?
Mr. M.-Nothlng that cal, think OF. MT.
Harvey. the Assignee, ia good man, atlsf will
undoubtedly wind up tie affairs a. quickly and
~ satisfactorily "a possible.
Tho reporter tllcn withdrew
u. u. BUCHANAN.
Last evening, about o'clock. 3 Tn!huSE 70.
porter called at tho residence OF IL. D. Huchanan
Nlce.Prcsidont aud Manager Of tue institution,
No. lU3 Ashland avenue. The information
Gatllcrer rAns tlo bcl und servant oponed tho
door, when tito reporter askoa for AlE. buchanan
She said hho would go upstairs and see II ho
was III. 1'lere was short argument at tho lacal
OF tho sIatra between 1nan and tho aforesaid
eervant-gira, Shc came down again aud stated
that 1r. Buchanan waB not IN.
Heportor-When will llo rcturn2
Hervnnt-1 emit toll
At this stage MI aged man trotto.l down stalrs,
wheM 3e' tho 4, folloT!ue 1lalosne tooe plaoo'
AopoEtor-..I waut to sco alr. Ducl,nan.
.. M:-Wlat puper DO sou repsesent:
H. rnE rnfnusE.
o. M.-Wolt. you can't 200 Mt. buchanan.
n.-1B ho III tho houaof
o. M.-No, Sir.
R.-When will he be in?
O. MI don't know.
H-Whers has he gono2
o. MI don't know anything about It. What
do YOU wnnt to know, anyhow j!
Ill want 3ir. Buchauan 10 explain certain
statements.
0. M.-TnE TnlausE contained nil the Hta.e.
monts Tneslay that Mr. Duchsuan will make.
n.-Wl!at time vii! alr: buchanan bo ln?
q. MI don't know. / cnt't Toll you.
The reporter then left. Ito returned again
several ttuea during tho evening. At lu:31 10
made
Hts IAar CALI.
THO house WAS then brilliantly lighted up az il
for q fet0. Al tho first ring OF the boil foot.
stops wcro heard IN tho hallway, md, OF courao,
an ausWor WAS expected to tho rlng. Inatoad,
however, tho i'a!l-light was suddenly turned
out. Another pull at tic bell followed, and ~
wah turned into the ,bIackcst darkness
naa pretty evident that 81. y.
buchanan WAS In tho houae, aud llad been all
the evening. but probably he lid not caro- about
hcpg hothared Ny inserviowors. Ho has had
fn! control Of the bank for some time. DR.. Toll
uiAn Whosler waH President. but did not take Nil
active part In the husinosa. lie fs now lyiug
very seriously i'll Ut his residence, No. 259 onta-
rio street.
II was specially unfortunate in tho intorcrts
Of tho public that Mr. buchanan cuulti not bu
foutld, ~ that gcnt!cman could hnyo explained
what Heems like tnudd!o in connection with
hs ,o, 1a[s ,, OF a hs ns epmpsy tho dnoa
This Illinois Rlver lsoad (which has buen
figuring no 1nuc!, iu tho courts OF lato s lfttlo
line running down Into tho coal country about
midway between tbs 1sock [aand aud tito Alton
Naada. Following tha example Of the Union
Pacific aud otl,or linos, this road had to have q
Construction UompRny TO build It, autt nf that
Company buchanan. also largo Htockhollcr in
the Commercial Loan Company, Wha President.
Tho Construction Company got 1srge part Of
" pay in bonds Of the railroad, which do uok at
this lnomant, aud never did, posBess the value
OF refined gold. 1Ionco to gel ruoney 10 build
tho road, II Is bo|iesod tho bank made ADVANCES
amounting 70 about s85,ooO 10 tue Con"
Il wont on win Ito contract. Lately the
1aIlroad-~h,ch was, II iB alleged, improperly
sold out to tito Alton i HI. Louisiana tic Con-
stiuc1lon Company have been IN every court In
Cook County, except tho Justice and Crlnlnal
Courts. all sides making chArges wllch shake
ones faith III tho morality OF railroad men. At
= meeting Of the stockholders OF Tho Goussruo-
tiou Company held Monday, buchanan wa4 de-
posed from the Presidency. Tho haMo day tue
bank shut up, 1t does uot follow, however, ttlat
there was auy connectlon bstyssn the two
eyents. From tho ontausled condition OF the
rRilroad 2nd tho Gonstruct10n Compauy.i 1t ls safe
TO aasu1no that the bank will not yet any money
out Of ttlom; blt Mr. buchanan ia unilcrHtood
to be wealthy, aud can take cara OF tho indubt-
edness.
QUITE L4RoE CROWD oR DEroalToNs.
mostly uermans, hadIy disguised themsolyss Ia
front OF The Commercial Loan compaDs'a, Office.
On tho North hide. yesterday, lan,snting their
ll-fostuao and expressing themselves ia choice
language, ~ tho Idea thAt their harl-earllad
earnings were gone, perhaps foteYor, rec.a1rsd
to tholr despondlnY AiudA. far different
crowd assembled Rs tho Archer Ayeuue
branch Of tho concern. riley were
moatly descendants Of The Liner
ald ls1e, and wore little moro
dcmonetrative than 4heir North Eide brethren in
their inquiries ~ to When they would ga& their
money. They forInoa deuao crowd III front Of
the bank, aud ~ The judicial election was pro-
gressug yesterday. many people jumped At tie
concluhion that tho branch nice WAa tllu correct
place to deposit their votes. This they tried 10
DO, but they failed most eiToctnally. Finally in
the course Ut human c.euts, tAey Mera pe1sual-
ed that tLsy had gotten into tho wrvug box, snd