, 1877-09-02
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An excited depositor in the body of the hal
II understand that Spencer has done What II
make him crinlina1ly liable under. the law
What want to propose is this: AS ne mas
taken passaxe to Europe, and W. know W. inc ;ss sss
| OF this meeting, and il the honorable commit
/ tee recommend TINT the authorities in Liverpool
be te1egraphed to tonight to
ARREST HIM WHEN He LANDS.
II we don't capture him then, he may oil oTer
| the continent, and then it may cost us thousands
OF dollars to apprehend that scoundrel lGreat
| applause.
Mr. Aldrich-Thc gentleman can rest assured
that telegram will reach Europe before it Is
possible tor the ship to get there upon which be
sailed. [Cheers.] There is: no lnlstake about
| it, and want to tell you that any member OF
| the Committee stands ready to 70 to Washing
| ton, or to any point where anything possible
can be done to get possession OF these criminals.
Mr. ,Wentworth-To show how unnecessary it
was for that gentleman to make this PROPOSE
ton, and to show why we ought to keep quiet
doesn't he think that We have had sense enough
to hare already done that2 lie ought to take
it FOR granted that this Committee knows some
thing.
Here cnsued another diversion.
AN OLD LADY,
who had come in late by the side entrance, and
forced her way through the crowd in the aislcs
hearing, brandshed al umbrella and attempted
to call the attention Of the President to some
thing which burjened her mind. Her voice was
too feeble to reach the platform, but her. re-
since all around her laughed aloud. This con-
tinued for two or three minutes, the bolster
BUSINESS attracting the attention of people all
over the house, and. as before, many jumped
up On the chairs to see what occasioned it.
Mr. Wentworth WAS glad fo hear female
tho lady to order.
MK. ALEXANDER BISHOP,
Of the firm OF Bishop d; Barnes, said that he
had 5000 in that bank! Hc believed that the
every depostor.
Mr. Wentworth said tile meeting appeared
impatient. They could not be more so than the
Committee, which had business elsewhere. As
any politician desiring to make speech could
take hold, aud If there WAS Bank President
who wanted to say anything, that would be his
chance.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED
that Col. Taylor neither give up Ills office nor
should hold himself SUBJECT to tho orders Of
the Committee, who would rc2or: next Sattlr~
day night, In tlle meantime he should pay out
no money except on order OF the Committee.
aud only then for the payment of nccessa,
ry expenses. As many Of them Is approved Of
this would rise.
Every man and woman in the room climbed
to their feet, and hearty AYE" went un to
the roof, which seemed 10 promise destruction
to the rafters. The ssllucs +" were called pro |
forma, but there WIS not Il solitary response.
The Chair then declared the meeting nd |
journed, and in tiye minutes the vast hall was |
left to the cockroaches and tho ianitor.
THE COMMITTEE
At the ad journn,ent OF the meeting, the Com
mittce appointed by the depositors called 4
meeting in one OF the ante-rootns OF the bt1ild /
ing. aud the members we're prepared to discuss
and act upon the intelligence which was expect
OF assets and paper belonging tu the bank, con-
corning which REQUEST TOR information had
been dispatched. This information, however,
did not arrive, and it was decided by the Com
banks ut 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, ut
Which time another meeting will be called. In
the meantime, Long John Wentworth was ill.,
;trueted, should any dispatch arrive in this city
rom Ncw York at u late hour Saturday night,
% use his own discretion and act accordingly, in
he way Of starting an injunction Or any other
orm Of legal process, in the premises.
AFTER THE EoTs.
The e1ertions being made by Superintendent
Hickey aud his police to catch some member OF
ion since its future, caa hardly fail. Guild, the
Cashier, is thought to be secrcted close at hand, |
nd it is also thought that he is perhaps as uiS
dqpS 5eed s tue b. FS,t sptucef Of 81 5s' RkT nn
, was thought that he was partner
! his relatives crime, aud that his conscience
as ba,lc him put many mile between himself
,,u Chicago. Next to Spencer, the police would
Ike to catch Bulkley. There is no possible ,
oubt Of the Presidents whereabouts, as hc has
cen seen leaving On an ocean ste .nler. Il | 6
uuor flew likcwiluirc last evening that Spencer :
as under arrest iu this city, aud was merely
:creted until the storm and danger OF
ersonA VIOLENCE had blown oyer. I
his is unqualif1elly false. Spencer q
as seen departing for New York, but it was :
1ought be had gone merely to borrow money.
lpt. Hickey has had copies Of 4 steel-p1ate ;
kencss Of Spencer struck oil, and intends c
them freely in Europe. The likeness i
remarkable for Z steel-plate, and boldly por- n
ays Spencer's large mouth, square face, and =
ark, glowing eyes. Any one could identify .
III from the picture. Il