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WASHINGTON.
Atm FnR THE CAJ4EFHHSIA fASES.


Spte,ai Lnspatth h The :h.eaao Tribune.
WARRINGTON, y. C., Aug. 27.-Tho Secretary
Of the Treasury cama 10 tho aid Of ths San
Franclsoo bnnkers eatly this morning. By direct
Ing the Sub-rrosaurer At Now York 10 mike
tranefor Of Government coin on private account
from New York to San Francisco by tho toedinm
Of t"lcgraph,c orders. This process will 10 of
advantage to tho GoEornmcnt in TINT
il will savo tue coHt OF tlaupottlnE tho gold
to San F5ancisco.
Ito the Assoetottd Tre.'.1
WARRINGTON, o. e.. Aug. 27.-1leavy transfers
Of gold to California arc being made hr tho Treas
ury Department to-day, III support OF tue banks
OF that State. U.on official notice bcing ro-
eeived at tho Department that tue agcn:s OF tho
| ban1s have denosited gold with tho Assistant
Uni,ct1 States Treasurer in New ynrk. telegraph
| ic Instructions are sont to tho AA.lAtaut Ttcas-
urot at Ban Francisco. placing CREDITS to tho re-
epectivc banks making such dopos!te tn No"
! York Thus fns uver $i0oo,oo4 has been tsans'
| ferred.
, 1875-08-28

T41 ANnouhCENEkT ~ WALL 0TAxF1.
apsesa4 DnspateA to The caacaeo 7fteKnt.
Nsw YoaK, Aug. 27.-4hs announcement Of
tbs failure Of ths Hsnk Of California vs. fss
sslF44 AaFs "a Th1SsaA5 uiaRt kpevi 4 0'elaqx,
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demanding vlshasawal ncrc prnn'nte'' 9he
gnuera. opinion Thin aftornnon IN that Tho "ot's
Of tie trouble II over. M"st OF 1ho "'na'' ~:
poritota appear 10 bc bat'shed ~itA eHaHfahcs"
that ths tanka arc perfectly ae'c 70 Fay =" "'
mands.
KEwarArHN COMMENT. ~.
Tho bulletin to- day SAYS: "lhoto u II" ''
gusin8 tho fact that prudent men 1"v' oo'o' '''
the course Of Rslston for noro than goa. paw
ri.,, ,nx,et.. Mira fccrnt1yho mh''o many sts""- ;
49,. - n,a,o,tv x,ht,o ,nruo slocktpdcrn in tho
s.s ~ ,s.n ,,as,, d,ouo,n2 ont. u. o. Mills,
former ifensdeh.' N'c"o'"" Is.,te.,,or. no. do
Ybtron, and other largo h!ockho'oet7 ~" W
not probably ho1d miro than mcrn nominal
.,o,,n. of s.ock in Tho hank, Tho public has MT
,.,r, ~, n. .cma tne A. furnishing any
'ooHea W ''a'". 49, .a,,,,,,r p,,hxhlv .hrnnrh
strong gua'hhseso VI oee''t5. u,,s.a!, ,,ans,ao
hs recent .Fans'ota u pfopo''y n",rton o'sesne ~
o"s o's ~ s's ,n,n,os, that hi. financial policy ln,
.,ss,,a,,, In n,nk n,o difficulties, II t,s condl.
Wo"e"s ,aa :" 's1at,,, ,.,,ro ,1o i,at nina
tlot tao oo'" ~ -" "o!o' =. .s"1 ,a.,...tan ~,
~ dAYB theso won!u ha*e noeh Lo ii'''s'.'o"' W
tho part OF cApitalihtB. 10 relieving II from 'tn
p.cseut tronbica. Tho real calamity ovettook
1T. ,..,t,,,;o,, rnou,,,a ago. Tho culuioation
sn'o "'e..'%. s.''',.sn o0
MAS yesterday.
tio"* d''oere"o '7t"''
THE NATIONAL DoLD DASK.
CAV rn,.c,sco. Cal. Anr. 27.-Tho NatiorRl
.,'.,,.t f,,,, a., .,ut IN tho fot.
you bsoe 81" t'''.s ' @ ~ ..n ,,],s,,;,r
loving nos'ca foe Fuotea'lon 1" 'oo n'o'o'"e
| papers:
In consequences nf tho psnfc and the tmposabi'y OF
obtaining coin, tho Nations! Gold LINK and Trust
Con,nsuY wilt close until further notice. The bank
y. colu en- be- obtained viii resu,ns Lusinsas - u.na
tr H.. ,,c,ntin. INV cr ,fto- Afatr1nv il can hayr
good Assets Of the hunk to te anount OF ha' ca'ln
By osdeT ol tho board Of Trustees.
h.S"' !" p"''E i1e"''s"''
! THE "ha.'."H." @AenH'.''. aN''h' H.
| 1"e aio'en@"'" IAsm""en D."" onsN ~
dooes TINS n'o'H'''s' A"o D'.'e'"'o 49, " 49,
pa1ea too lo''o"'"e ho''so ~ '"o 11*"'"0N
pape1a' ,.-n,,.
In consequence Of tho excitement and a'sarpo'at
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Bank OF California. Shortly after the receipt Of
thu teloeram. tho bill was presented, but Of
course NO rofnsed payment. So far ~ | have
observer, the failure has not made tho slightss&
ripple On financial circloa here.
, 1875-08-28
IN CHICAGO.

Of bRukefa aud commercial meu OF Co'caso 10
to the influence which the failure Of tho Bank Of
California would hayo upon tho interests OF tho
Pacific Slope. and lsH possible OBJECT in Chicago,
aud also 10 leara tho causes which led to tho
failure, reporter yesterday vs!tcd tue gentle
men ~hoso nhmos arc gven below. and oo'alnod
from thcm full expressions Of opinion concorn-
ipg tile subjects iu question.
JOHN c. HbiNES.
Tho reporter first called at tho Fidelity Bank,
and was cordially received by Mt. John @.
Hainss, who responded to Ills questions n fol-
lows:
noportor-Can YOU gtyo me reason for the
failure Ut tue Bauk ot California;
BIZ. u.ines--1n my judgment tho cause Of this
failure may be attributed s0tts speculatIng III A!
so,ts Of ,o.nias, manufacturing, 1ad tfAusposta-
ton eompsutes instead OF doing legitimate
banking businoss.
R.-Do you know any thug about the mining,
hotc', and general apeculatlonH In which tho
bank was aneaged7
Dir. Ill oily know indirectly. It has besu
reported to NO for nearly two Ysars that Ialstoa,
Jones, and Sharon weto building large hotol IN
San Francssco whieh waa to cast = large amount
| Of .nouey that thay had established furniture
nauufac.ory to make the necessary fur
Nturs toE tue Aotdl. Quk u WHICH
vas 10 grow regular furniture
uanutaetory; and that they were engaged III
railroad aorks and specul8npg In n,luEng stocks
of all kinds aud descriptions. My snferencs "aa
| that tho bauk wss moeo or less implicated IN
these things, because kne" tho managers and
DIRECTORS could uos DO doiug all This OH their
own responsibility. ] nave also bosid that for =
good nlaay yeara. the bAuk has appropriated
from s2a 200 10 slo0 600 tor lho ente.tatnmepi
Of everybody who might wait san Francisco
IRON the East and EUROPE. Whom / heard thai
| could not understand il, aud thought It WAS
au irregular proceeding; in other words. il
looked to tns u Il the C4htornia Dank was ttlr
yeIy much on the u. T. Allen st5!s. | ueScl
took mach stock Ia Ailan, and II occurred 10 tnt
that Nalston and Lta colleagues run matte1t
very much III he did .
K.-WhAt effect would such tfansactsons hAF<
on the bank?
Mr. H.-lt wAs not logitltnste business, ape
tho bauk uausk Inevitably 20 uuder., 1t "as pn'l
= question vi tina, aud it Appe.rs the umls VA
| TeAvled yesterday.
K-What effect will the f&tlure bare On thu
mining interests Of tbs West Coast
Mr. HI think Il must Affect them vsty ua
tstl1ll7. fhs failure must unae.lie tnlnEs Il
Ck4lo9uis. md Of soutss The n!nlaS lat%ssst
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..- WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
Tho writer nett called at tho Back Of Montreal,
where ho met Sir. William nlchardaon, tbs P1est-
dent. TITO following p,t4Y conrersh.iou took
place:
Itcporter--Can ynn give ms roAson for the
failure of tho Tank ot CslisoroiA9
atr. Richardaon-1t faIod because It couldnt
pay.
N.-i)o you know anything about the speoula-
ttous In ahch tile hank Was engaged7
atr. RI do not.
K.--Taeo yon cannot ray what part those
specuiatsons played IN the Buspcusion?
alr. K.--Ot conlse hot
l,-What otTecl do you .htnk tls failure will
havo m tho mining interests OF tbs Paoitio
coast?
Mr. R-1t is Impossible for mo or anybody
A.=.wlll 1t h.,o any otreos hore or 1t tho
| Eat:
ir, III t!out think It will have aur pesma-
tho:s. Anow nothing about lts probable eaoct
K:-Wn; do you think it will haTo little or no
| Mt. H.-WeI don't know of any business
dono betHoeh here aud San Francisco which il
| tike}Yt> bo aIectcI. We nro debtors, II any
thing. ot California and therefore cannot 'ose.
H.ihers IL no dl"ger ef panic resulting,
MIR. H.-Why. certainly not. Wo have sailed
over tic failures at tito Enst, and don't tlttnk
wH need bother ourselves about Sun Francieco.
This iaiu'e will be Of great bouetit 10 California
III tie louG run. they "llI hava gotten t,d OF
tho incubus OF tho Nank Of California which
| las aIravA heetl----
llrra ss. II Richardson bethonght hifn4elf that
hs had cxcetd: ID tile length Ut hin usual ro-
| plies. and abruptly shut duwn. How tne hsn-
| teEco would haYe ended tho writer is unablo 10
say. lie tried hit beat to gos 1t completed, but
tr. II, would have no muro OF it, and tho re-
porter was compelled 10 comfort himself with
the Thought tia. half "A lolf was bettor than No
broad.
, 1875-08-28
RALST0N'S RUIN

The Ruined Bank-Pres-
: ident Seeks Rest
in Death.
He Swallows Poison, and
Then browns While
Bathing.
Wild Excitement in San Fran
cisco Over the Terri.
Bile Event.
Further Particulars Concern
ing the Great Bank
Failure.
L Eow Appears that tho Other
Banks Will Withstand
Tho Shock;
And that Disastrous Effects
Will Not BE Generally
Experienced.
THE United States Govern
ment Lends Timely
Assistance.
Mo Serious Disturbance in
the New York Money!
Market.
I Sentiments Of Chicago Bank
1 ers Concerning the
j Failure.
u ItVas Because tho Bank Went Ont
u sido Of Its Legitimate Blsl-
u ness,
4 Many Of Thom Had Long Bsen Ez'
A peoting the Catastrophe
\ Tho Depressing Eject It Till Exercise a'
4 Tho Pacific Coast.
Z t |. Impossible that There Should b
i Any Panic in Chicago
, 1875-08-28

-, ~. 1pnn Ma,a, ~ the Mcuhane,, M.
hs. .ouu 10 hp'ea' ..,'x:i ~ ao ,s,,, H.. ~,
iowInv result,
% nsoortsr-wh.t IN your opinion, Mt. Do
uov.n ,ed In th4 failure Of tho Bank OF Cali
hove": leu 70 'u' 4A4'"'' - @'0 '''~ ''
'o,u'", m' r. r.1 cannot ,.x s.cont that IL did
m. do . ]ealtima.e banking bus,uoso. Tho
oos W .a.a .es .n",,i.,aa !, .nytnno md
%1a.ssta axo5.fsiaans ' aourss which awsya sns IN
failure.
R,--uo YOU know anything Of The character Of
No :,,".,.nsz
tho!F epecu'.'''ps' n, s.. bass .a t., ~.
, 1875-08-28

SYDNEY M"EHs,
hlr. Sydney Mye:H. OF ths Merc4i.uts', Farmers
It Mechanics Bank, expressed himself ~
follows: l know llt.1o Of tho transactions
Of tho Bank OF California It's sYssem
OF Investments. or tho gcnosal availability
Of its assets, preaume. however. that tho ,u-
mediate cauno of tho failure was ow.a3 70 sha
gland and gu tho Continent Of Europe havine
caused lsrgo demands for gold, has caused ths
shipment abroad OF 10 much ct the circulating
medium Of California that not enough Of thu
country to mako tho daily exchanges.
, 1875-08-28

those OF the Dank Of British Columbia aud tue
pank Of British North Anlerios.
The amount Of upaccepted bills on tho Dank
| of California In lhe Nov York market is ansll.
| The bapka London correspondents Hofo the
Urieutat bank, strong unlimited institution.
Que OF tue bost tn London. having capital Of
Fl, ,0o0, 900 aud roseryo OF f6o0,00o; 10 that
tie direct !osHes OF tue failure hero compara"
tiyoly small
CENTRAL PACIFIC sECuntFIFs.
Tho Erening Commercial says thero Ia not
much change yet apparent from tho Pacific
Cv.et trouble iu tho bonls Of the Contra! Pacific
lload. The tisst mortgage boudn Ieceded to
lD!11, tho San Joaquin branch to u. aud tue bid
for land Rrana was D5H per cent. There was =
cloas Intimacy bbtwaen Dir, Nalsson. OF The
Dauk OF California and Mesa1s. Illumination aud
lux IL yet kuown ~ 10 how Tar the lAt@er wa!e
compromised by the explosion Of the bank. It
woulJ be we'll, poshaf,s, for buyers OF houdS to
bold OF from tho nowly. introduced land giants
Coast complications.
GENERAL TRADE.
There ID 4 largo amount of joint atoek or part
peralip business ~ mekclAndiso douo betwaen
tlIs market aud Ban F1sncisco. ~hlch fur tlc
tins may be put 10 Inconvenience by the cur
taliment uf bAnxiug faciht,ea ~ bsn Frauoisco
but nothing serious, 30 fAE ~ VI are adslaod. II
| lkety 10 come Of t4lH trouble.
in alr. Mills, woAithY man, and who ID beiinses
! 70 pe one Ut the Trubtens yet.
| THE ThuAIEEA AnE iiAglE,
and tnust pay. 40 that no loss to tho public i
AAeIy tO OCCUR:
It vas stated - probAbte that tho bll!t Of ex
change will nol sxcced t2Qu0 000. Iu regard Il
liz rprcntat,ons of Mr. NAntou and h,s party Ii
California. u htoFy IL current that their recon
lussos in silver nlnnk stockH and other adve,l
luros amount to tho BuuInlous Auul OF "a, U10,
| iuH. It iB nut beloved that
oriEA pASktA1 NouHxs on THE PACIFIC r0AAT
will 10 seriously Affected Asde from tho xdd
tioual suspension already noted.
Fole,gn exchange war unaffected, tho amour
of blltn IT tue Bank of California unlndossed
this market beiux less than eo0,Oo0 rrobAbl
most Of tt4ese BILLS have been accepted b. tn
oriental Bank, at London, 80 that tho loss Aer
| viii 10 very liXlt. A number OF bills baat,u
| the lpdosaeineut of tue Bank Of California AAs
beeu snld III tAls market, but they arc good b
Cause ot the high standing ot drawers.
Respecting tho reported
TRANSACTIONS WITH 1Hk yEpEAAL 0ovEaNHEN
iu tns purchase OF silver, ~ bear ~ smphAti
deulal. Tho Government makes it, purchase
| dract from the Consolidated Virginia Aln4u
Company, and usva1 makes Advances unit! til
j. tnInf purchased IL actually 10 hsad. TIT sus
| VI sa.dQV. oQ9 recently purchased MAJ enlAlnsd
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course am bound to join with others IN exc
Grating this vulgar practice. would not Dc
caught writing my name on the marble WORK
of a church-no sir; but | lent young smith
nav knife to carve his with, and although ne
dug away vigorously at the hard stone 80 as
TO get through with the task before any one
came, he had to leave off in the very mlost OF
his work. for some oficial-looking people
were seen mounting the steps, and smith
began admiring the view most energetlcaiiy'
but they stayed SO long he had to give 1t up
and we went down again.
We also saw that amphitheater IN the
suburbs. where they have races In the summer
and yachting and SO on, as the guides say. II
ia q fine place; instead of seats in tiers all
around there is simply beautiful grassy slope
rising at a convenient angle from the arena,
and on this the audience are supposed to
~spread Themselves according to their own
ideas of comfort. We are told that IN winter
thew flood this place with water to the depth
of one or two feet and when it freezes over
have glorious skating, and what is still more
gorgeous and romantic, that they sometimes
build wonderful palace of ice in the center
itted up with tables and chairs and light
myriads of lights at night, and that people
take refreshments there walled in by glitter
ing crystal But we didn't see that, and don't
know for certain about it. You know we are
only supposed to believe part of the wonder
ful things people tell us when we 60 travel
ing. And now it is dinner time, SO ddieu.
Yours as ever. STAHLFEDER.
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NiIan-Traveler's AnticipntiOns-The Great
Cathedral-First Impression Of its Int.
rior-The Silver Bishops and Questionable
JeweIs-The skinned st. Bartholomew
The Wonders Of the RoOf-Vandalism oil
Trayelers-AbOut Smith-The Amphithea-
ter-Its demonstrating, Ice Palaces etc
Observations of a New Orleanian Abroad.
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See the lady at the piano at LevyH.
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TIL T. RD1,IE ETH NJ
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u,,o puo.u;o.o~ .nnonn,o. - Ii. t.ona. .ns
cnstoneru that he now nossesses suner;or facil.
'0''''-' 'A''' ~ NV" fO'O''N ' ''''N ''''''
tiles for executing Win olspatcn' Id the very
best style and at the lowest rates, all kinds of
roE
-suoH AS
PRICE CohhLNIs'
BUSINESS CARDS,
ND rrs r1'onANA' oii'oohAhS'
fhoMlooohf MULES,
''''''A ACCOUNT SALES.
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lis Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851 and has always
maintained the reputation of being one of the most
genteel orderly. well kept and popular establish
ments in the city.
The best of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from l01s A. NJ. to IL P. M.
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is favorite resort for gentlemen.
TONY of Old "Sams Saloon memory, presides
over the Cigar Department an'A "
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Cold, and 10 can now be curedby . few doses Of
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-03
THE CITY ELECTION.

HOW often will Democracy Dish mp
che rocking old Carcass Of their
Party under the hypocRitical 30.
briquet % she Peoples, Party-Thc
Ref0rmeFs.
Ifanybody was suffering for a fore.
taste Of the representative people, the
personification OF millennial reform.
in the biggest kind of horn-he
found il in the so-called Peoples Con.
vention, as we showed ia our account
of its proceedings few days ago, and
it became ell the more significant, yes
teriay, around the polls, as the be-
holder looked upon the busy bees,
arousing, stimulating the faithful and
hauling them TO the polls. Oh, what
blessed peep they gave us Of the
Elysian fields OF the peoples reform
party! For truth Democratic side.
shows have lost their grip. If yester-
days election settled anything it
squatted out the Democratic side-show
business here. Never before did the
Republican party of this city gain such
q decisive victory as that Of Monday,
March LIST, 1876.
We carry three out of four Council
men; and here let US say, had it not
been for the foolish, asn,rasTanted and
u,yustJid6lc action of many Republic
cans in the I'd Ward, we should have
to record perfectly clean sweep
We are satisfied that many Republi.
cans to-day who did this, regret their
action. Carey Inskcep made gallant
fight, but money was poured ont like
water to beat him. 1t is not unlikely
that cognizance may be taken in regard
to some of these transactions. Ofthis
we speak from hearsay with no actual
knowledge of facts.
Here is our official report as we
have got 1t from the poll books:
Official Report.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-03
THIEF ARREsTED.

On the 18th Of February Charles
Lee, stole five head of fat cattle weigh.
ing HOO pounds each from the Central
railroad pens at Oskalooss, which he
drove around by Kirkville and got
them here tho following day about 8
o'clock, P. N. and sold the cattle to
Charles Reifsnider of this city for
$l6250 on the Sunday following
Hurst & Stanley, cattle dealers, and
owners of the cattle came here and
informed Marshal Gray Of the theft.
Mr.. Gray Immediately commenced .
search and found four head of the cat
tie described In Mr.. RS pens who had
in the meantime butchered one. The
parties fully Unidentified the cattle,
and then the search for the thief
commenced In earnest. It was
found he had been boarding
at the Graham House in this city, and
that hc had also stolen about $35 worth
of goods Of various kinds from the
proprietor. He was tracked from here,
by Gray, to Leon, from thence to Gar.
den Grove, Abba, to Charlton, Cres.
ton, and from Crcston to Des Moines.
where he was arrested by Gray last
night, and brought to this city to day
at noon, and lodged in Jail. The pre.
liminary examination will take place
tomorrow morning before Mayor
Orr.
When Sr. Reifsneider found how
tho matter was, he at once paid the
proper owners for tho cattle, In full,
and at once set Gray to work up the
case, which was done with the result
% above ted.-Daily MaSrh 2.