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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

William Il. Dodge and William
Walter Phelps Of New York, have
oeen creating q great disturbance in
Texas by trying to put the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad, of which
they are large owners and creditors,
into the hands Of o receiver. The
Texans resent the movement as in
tended to freeze-out the local share.
holders, and are treating the New
York gentlemen to criticism moro
forcible than polite.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

The Buffalo, N. r., Commercial
says that IN effort will b. made usst
season 70 introduce steam gsnersily
on tho canals. tho experiment Last
year having been very successful.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

HArss AND MATHEWS. The rslstiou.
ship between the President and Stanley
Matthews Is told - follows BY . CORES.
pondsns: STANLEY Matthews 10 not The
Presidents bro,hsr.in.lsw. bat be 10
Henry wssissson's uncle. Thus. Prssi.
deaf Hayes married Miss Webb. Miss
webbs brother married Mise Matthews.
Her brother Stanley aarrisd . aissss q
Henry ws,ssrson's mother. os.p."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

The Charleston rs. o. News says
that Gov. Hampton. for purposes
best known TO himself and his adyis.
ers.' is engaged in organizing q
strong and effective constabulary
force. He has appointed Col. Viii
liam Butler, Of EdgeHeld, rs Chief
OF the force. which SO far numbers
fifty picked men. Butler is describ.
ed by it rs an Ex-Federal and Ex.
Confederate army officer. who was
Colonel Of the First South Carolina
Regulars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

ws'la' Fs'so 4 Co. have psssssssd
Essene Blair. The shos.eus messenger
Who billed Carlow sud arrested Jim.
Crawford. With Rsmiusies gus Of he
very finest make.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

We c... An ~. sSsIine ~ gss
= the of,e- Of ). ". nAYxiE co. -
uty. Nsvsds. %
TAsssAsy. sAs sssA Dap % Apsel
nest. ~ ossss " The pcsri. is
Csrscn, Msrrh ~, 1871. mry:jS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

The citizens Of Scranton, Pa, have
raised 81 500 and stocked supply
store for the destitute working men
and their families.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

0rvics Brttsos MnIxs CosrAryl
tsssA Aasvh y. istS. ~
~nE nuLLlON A1NrNO COMPANY
solieit Propossls fs The Aeiivssy Il their
ME. q Twenty rfvE HUNDMEb ta.sm,
IN rsasonsble time sftss 49, pssS~rSis~ ~ :
oonsrsrt sss such ds1tvssy. - : -
sud ell BIDS. -
Addfvn. under srsl.
.,.. wiLLiAx IRWIN, /
onsssS H0oe. vie AUrosu Nee E
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

The rsnchsss 81 the lover end Of
Duckvstss tia Eureka eoua,y,. ere ~
u arms against the rauchsss Of the
upper snd Of that stream. I,s oil abous
irrigation. eve note that Irrigation IL
too oisss oaly asothss name Tor isssss.
sion.--s mere change tsoa . q 10 . 81
The Sen'iuel cosvsys The iuiovnssios
shst Law sui, 10 imminent,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

Widow Oliver, who has sued 81.
mon Cameron for breach OF promise.
claims to have several letters TO show
that he has made her promises Of
marriage, and has paid her sums OF
money a. large as 81 900.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

A NV Per .ovsms. --Tks Hassha
sss'isel Of March 70 reports sbss the
Postal Department has established %
staes q The town Of Alpha, In shss
county. and Geo II. Rlchardssu has
ban sppoissed Possnsslss. -,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

Joseph L. Lewis. the Hoboken,
n. j.. man who recently left his 81,
100000 Of property to the Govern
ment. had no relative while alive,
but 3 niece has already turned up
who is to contest the will, and lots
more are coming.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

MANY EsIosAxzs.-Ths Silver Slass
OF March ~ furnishes he iellowise:
Fifteen cass crowded With smierauss
passed through lest EVENING. The
train mes iniornsd us TIA, She care
averaged about u psyons. VI G75 In ell
Ono OF swo oa the cars wsss alled With
Italiane. dieest from Ne old country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

The Minneapolis Tribune is very
confident that the grasshoppsrs have
seen their best and most destructive
days in Minnesota. and thst the year
1877 will witness . return Of all sec.
lions Of the State to the fruitful and
thrifty conditions OF its past.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

The Governors OF Texas and Gesr-
gis have been writing complimentary
letters to each other over the transfer
Of the Centennial banner. offered by
the Texas Democrats to the State
giving the largest majority for Til
den At the late election. Texas ma.
iority was $1,000; Georgia's. rs de-
clsred, u. 500.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

Baltimore has suffered from the
rsvages Of scarlet fever 70 an unpre.
csdented degree since November last
and the disease has not boon connu.
I'd TO any localities Or Glasses. Over
$40 deaths of pronoupcsd Gases have
occurred within the time named,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

By a new law the legal rat. OF in
terest in Tennessee has been reduced
from 10 per cent TO 6 per cent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

A Mississippi court incident il
thus briefly disposed Of By the Nat
chez Democrat Hamp Turner and
Bob Pastsn. opposing counsel in .
case before Magistrates Court il
Winston county. Miss, . few days
ago. had an alteration. followed by
tho drawing Of pistols by both. Tur.
nss fired and shot Patten dead. Tur.
nsr was examined before Q Magis.
trste's Court and acquitted.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

Rhode Islands election occurs on
Wednesday, April 4th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

Tho Missouri Legislature IL ate,
the sewing machine agents. having
passed q righteous bill which impos.
% penalties upon agents Who leave
goods on Tho installment plan with
widows and poor people and then Il.
tach the machines for small residuss
when The Asal balances are rot
promptly forthcoming. Such abuses
arc not entirely unknown in Massa.
chusstts. FfH rust
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

Was gal name Moll had lam,
Fless oil samee white sno,
Evly place Moll gal walkss
ba, ia. hoppee long. co. On Hang,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

PosrrONxnKxr.
The ntating Carnival has bess pns4p,o~
Until FRIDAY MONT. April. 8, is5I. On n
count Ct inability 70 secure Cpssunsee In -
80 fus ~ sasttss dsss.
Csrson. Mach -. is77.
, 1877-09-27

pretty ltttlc ftorv Just about this time. On
the 4ti, of 8"ptemtcr Mr.. George !. 1.owcn,
PRESIDENT nf the Cook County Gtccn-
i,nk C1nb, Director in The Chicago
d pncifc Railroad, and n firm friend
md supporter Of Sydney Myers and Its t1nar,.
clal nostrnms, dropped into The railroad Office
No. 60 Clark street. Tic had wcalth In his
Pockets, ct tho kind which he wants showcrcd
on the country In allopathlc doses. In other
words, he burc snperffuoue Erccnbacks on hts
pcrson. There were clerks in the otl,ce-four
OF 'cm. Nov, what does the ilustri-
Gus nurse ot the ra9-hahy do but 70 TO
wan, to denostt ~ apiece in the "1cc.hise"i
And each Of those young men taid "Mo": they
Didn't know ns they did. but hcrc,' said ~.
Bowen, Is "ea, bright and crisp, fresh from tho
tirccnbackcfs eD with you and It.
Take II ny bo.ys, 49,, as ,o,,e.t gtis IRON from
e1crltng institution rreskcsl over hr that other
Grernbasket over the way, Sydney Myers"
Anl thc inys were finally in6nsed to sake g., Il
banks ie9S.its Increased hy seaoni dollars
Of the paper kind, anu the buys rot their vaIua-
il 80 happened that on tho same day Darid
lI'nm'nonh, WIN. /, a candidate for County
Treasurer. also p1ankel down s5, which went to
swell the aEfolnt of honey In the t,iyc. David
was nnly one nf a few others. And i 50 hap-
!'1rcl tl1a, A., !. IN The evening Of that tsy:
newspaper Offices, spoke Of tllc nncxasnpacd
prus,'cr,ty af his huucy-nak!ug ami honey
saving Machine. ANIL TO sh,w tl,at It wns TN thr
ur grn,tr Instead of on the downward rua,l:
cited tic fat that an that very day he liad
sid that The thing ;, va. tast "a
regular old bonfncr," ,ansl nuthinE
less. And tic rapcrs, willing to gIvc Sydney
tie benefit Vi his new deposits, wrote lin tip.
The truth of the Whole matter leaked nut yca-
t. say hat t;r"rse j. iMwen, % a,". Dasld liam.
noni. AMI SsI Alyefs were Working into each
el votes, Aiysrs wanted T deposits,
nuwen as, w., Tants,l 10 lelp Mysrs, 30 t''ey
deposits, rcnrwcJ tic public faith, then eou,e-
wi'n! on :le wallc Il, the Aforesaid bcc'llvc,
mid DarlI sat btu, down nnl couutG! on Efl'a
hnppnrt and isuwen's sulpnrt when his name
should be submitted for the suirraaes Of the
OF County Treasurer u month or murc hc,lcc.
At THE BANK.
"Anysh!ng new to-+!asp' sait. sepostcs ycs-
tcr'lav to the Nereivcr of the bee.hirc.
.,,,, mS.t r,-ti thnt!" replied Mr.. Ward; II am
"liavc you discovered my more assets ~
~ mn not NJ liberty 70 tell you wl'a. ! have
BY the publication"
"Whsn @ W., you Be .as asS to make, %ake repo5t;'
an1 have grcat deal OF digging 10 du yet"
g, far. as can tc ascertaincd, onfy ahnut
sG','sN u available assets have been discovered,
but more are likely to he found At least thts
+ the oN!n'on q Mr. Henry sssGsrie,', the
tho banks af1u!rA. anu is uldiug &r. WarL In
DIS work.
, 1877-09-27
SPRINGFIELD.

State Board of Equalization -hiilitary-A
Secret Suciety-The AtAta-llousv Dome.
Special DjspatcA 10 TAS Chicaoo Tribune.
ePRlNax1ELD, ILL.,, Sept. :b.--At tho session
of tho State board Vi Equalization to-day, tho
report VI tho Committee on Lands. BY special
order, was taken up. On motion Ut Ar. Chase,
thu report was changed 10 ~ to make the classi-
fcatIuu Cook County t+5 per acfs 1nstcad Of
80. sud tho classification Of St. Clair County
wa changed from ~ to ~ pcr scre. The
report was then referred to the Coumltteo On
General Equalization. The Personal Property
Comm!ttco's report was also 10 referred.
Tla contest over tho two rival elections Of
acld officers Of the TeRth Regiment Of thu ILL.,
nols National Guard, headquarters ut Joliet, IL
nov to bS solved by Virtually declaring both
Adjutant -GcScras llNlarI separating shv &c ss,ni. ~
batants !nto two organizations. Tho Lasallo
Light Guarls. l.aSslc tlilles, Ntrsat,r FrtenIn
9uar1s, ottawa Guarls, Aarsclllea Nuaris, anL
Joliet Eitt1cus' Corls, hesctaioEu fornlIn9 pafs
tutu the Twelfth Battaliou, While i thu 1'xi; ;i1t
t!uaf1s, Odcil Guards, Pontiac uuarsls, Wcnuna
Guards, aud fa1sb4sy Guards, arc ordered to re-
uala consolidated VI the Tenth buttalloI.
Ihc drand Lodge u kutglts Ut Honor, ,formed
Ae!S yestcrday, ronelulS1 IT, stssloux today,
an1 aIJouruels to meet Ut Decatur on tho scc.
ou1 Tuesday in June, 1914
The state Auditor to-day registered sS3 ,000in
bonua ul Monticello Townsville, piast County,
Issued under tho lselunllng act to cancel ID
ushlGiueks.
Tho sSaalolding wss removed to-lay from the
top u tlu iaHtrru OF th@ state. iuusr, uud thr
nSW ls,,, WHICH atkatssi tsosn tt.e nc~ flagstaff,
is hftccn fcvt higher ttan formerly, 80 the In;
ntw ttouta ut y Lc:lL Ut 3S} ieet.
4 Apettlon IN voluntary bankruptcy was fled
by Jaules ". burtan nnd icnrge d. Wilson,
uierchauta Of Cantou, Fulton County.
, 1877-09-27

uktNEAlEsE HJlHRHh"lNbs
Tic sensational statement OF morning pa-
ner ycs.crday In relation to the affairs Of the
rrairs State Savings Hank being taken up and
elaborated upon tr an afternoon publication,
rntec.l rumor that tho bank Ind suspended
payment aud Ind closed fts doors. A visit to
the institution, Which Is situated on the corner
Of Dcsntaincs and West Washington streets,
showed tint this WA not tho case, the bank
trnt,sactnG hllsncss n natal.
1t appears Tint the President, Mr. James W.
ScoyIl1e. determined several months ago to
Withdraw frtNn the uctivu management Of tho
bank, and that It was scchlcd 10 discontinue the
snvittEs hrauch IS early IA pcsabic. Accnrsl-
tnGfy no cflurts l,aye been 1natIc to attract
new tlcpostors, md the ams,nnt m deposit
las been gradually rclueetl, until now It Is not
tlore than onc.thtr,l NJ much as nt the houfn
ming Of the year. 4 tlme-rlile exists anu has
l,crn enforced, hut 1t IA mue. more ltbcrnt nte
than that Of most savings InstIiutiona. anh NIL
small accounts have been closed ol1t On demand.
No deposition tlas becn refused his money,
nnl there ls no run upon tho lsank.
1t Is proposed to continue tho reduction Of de-
postts until tho Gnu Of tho year, and nfter Dee.
M new savings bank actount will be opened.
On tho Int Of January next Interest TN savings
tcn0sits will cf0se nt'tl tho Aepost0rs caN thcn
withdraw tho amounts standing to tslcfr credit
Without notice, OF may transfer such amounts
to the commercial department Of tho bank.
, 1877-09-27

The Chippewa Indians at White Earth
Agency 0etting Civilized Enough to uuAr.
raj lAks Cats and Dogs Over Religion.
8psctat niseateA to 71s CAtca0o tribune.
81. PAUL, AGinn.. Sept. 98.-Consilsrable c1-
element was created hero among persons inter-
ested IN tho North Pacific country and tho Chip
pewa farmer lndIans, BY tho departure this
mornlnR for White Earth Agency Of Company
u, Twcnileth Infantry, Capt. patcs, Lieut.. Ho-
1uer. aud twenty-five Cnlistcd men from Fort
Smelling. They 10 under War Department or-
lers Ut yesterday, TINT oua company bo sent to
Willie Earth from tho nearest point without de-
lsy. Tho occasion for seuuln1 troopa has been
found tu tho results Of Qusrrels between the
Eplscopai and Catholic missun establishments
upon Al Investigation Of which last July tho
Hon. Wt.liam Lyon, Of Now York, OF
tho Boa.A Of Indian Commissioners, und tho
Hon. Henry II. Rice. Of this city, are understood
70 have recommended the removal Of Agent
st9ws s,''s a,A! Esthsr Iomasln. prineipaa f. tho
port. anu governed by Other Recommendations,
tlIu Temoyxi Of Tumazia alouu was ordered.
ltctnonetrance against this order WA tels-
graplled from here, with this inttmatfuu that
Trouble would eumu froin oue and not tho other
being scl!t away. oll recount VI threats mallt by
ths principal Whitu Earta Chiefs, Eplscopafs
and CathVlics, u hath of whom Agent stowe II
oenoxIousi that. II stowe xsro not rrtnoysd,
they would put Aisn oil thu reservation. Tho
| bureau wis als1 lnlsintotIneA that un
| outbreak wa imminent, aud tbs tfonps
wcso probably sent &hsrs Immediately on that
| account. But these tlTcaix we're Maue untseE
proyocatlon VI taunts that they and aheIr friends
cuuiu mt oyrryumu Dt.llup WLippls's tniiuence
al Wasllnxtou, ni..i dcrlarationstaas tbs Blshup
| Ind proIMtsg4l htowa SHOULD not bs removed Ge-
fore thu expiration VI bis tersu next July.
| The MN wAo tna1o these threats Rru notably
p.aceuLle, devoted ~ the civilization o{ their
peop!e, aud rcIysng for tls eorfxstlon of abuses
upon numerous personal frtcnds East unl Weat,
tlou Thry might, probably, In u,utnen,s Of
passion, contemplate foreiny the Agent u
leave, but under no probable circum-
Danger fruua tlein. They bare complete
control Of ths young men, who otherwise lnf.At
bs led astsay BY entertaining Ill Idea that light
tux luItAus grk Einre ulvAey AID proTAFt.ua than
, 1877-09-27
CANADIAN NEWS.
IntllanR In Drltlst C0lumbfA . The New Yorl
TImes' Dispatch About the Montreal City
md District Knvlnna Hank.

1ntllanR In nrltlsh CO1unbfh The New York
Tlae.' Dispatch About the Montreal City
and District Savings Hank.
IHn<ctaI Dfrna,cA to 7As Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, supt. 2G-Thc Department Of tha
Interior las received dispatches from tho 1u.
dian Superintendent Of British Columbia and
tho lnJ1an-liescrve Commissioners, giving de-
tails Of tho operations Of the Commissioners,
and reporting upon tho general feeling Of tho
Indians on tne mainland, und especially % rs-
gaFls the tribes near tho houndary.lIne. Tho
Commissioners have succeeded 10 settling sattA.
factorlly the land questions among tho most
Important tribes OF tho shusluap Nation IN tho
neighborllood Of kanloop Lake. Tic Cotu1nts.
stoncrs wcsu also nbnut to treat with the tribes
IN tho .vsclutty of Okonagcn Lake, not far
from tho boundary. lint, and did not
settling tho land quest!oa With these tribes.
The Commissioners and tho Superintendent
both concur In stating that tho I1dlaus Ut thu
mainland generally Including those on tho
boundary line, are peaceal,ls md well disposed,
and that thcsn Is not at present any Just causa
for uncasltlcss or a1arn. The reports clrcli'ntcd
that some Vi tho 13rlttsh Columbian Okonngen
Indians Ind croaaed tho boundary u Join the
had brought pack horscs and other property
st9lcn from citizens u the United States, arv
believed to bo entirely Without foundation.
qussxo ss,s. bsp, s.fs . +. t1Sss GS1s t'Is, r. COM
McnttnE upon tho tlastardlY attcII,pt df tho New
York; I4,"cs to create run upou the City Il
District savings Bank Of Montreal, says 4 re-
eeived copy Of the telegram scnt 70 ths 7fn.s',
but without my signature Au1 refused to give
fns Collector OF Cu.totns 1t tho Port Of
Rn9uskt discovered yesterday. concealed lu tho
ssy e :aa s M IT. sss
the sa.ne t,,r Illicit tnnt'!ng anu vol,vralmenl.
,t SSsctat Msuaieh! M ~ q ~ A. Mtnteaya 1rttans.
, 1877-09-27

majority of the acpo*itors put t,nwn
theIr nn,nce, The matter will be presented to
Judge Mrorc in tho firm Of n petition, to let
the dcpositors take poseetsiun Of the bank AM!
rcorranize tho concern according to the agrce.
mcnt, which I. a. follows:
The unAess!gned. depo*itors in the Fidcli, Saw:
Inss '.nk ar,d safe neposltasy. he!nK deslrous Of
ourselves, each with the other. ~ !ollnws:
!. That We will lake the portion of orr dcposi.
aforesaid ret npro.ftc our names, respectively, In
oI 500 QUO In .he aggreeatc, thnt hein9 tic amount
Of capltat ssoek authorized y it, charter; eatd
'aek T. b. r ss' r; 81 sss .n,
tcrtbrd for and taken ~ als,ye slated. toasd Of
Drec'ors shall be cho.cn By the sa!d subrcrer. to
manage tho al'a,rs of saii institution; and we Do
The stoek Of said Institution, n sfore*aIl, shall 10
suet rstc Of interest only ~ Tho Boani Of Director.
chp*cn by the suh<cEIhcfs to sa stock a. aforctad
shall by Inv Or resolution prescribe.
enbecrtbcrs hereto To make the tchcsue Of rcor
gnhiAalIon above tet forth practicable and It. shall
DC 80. regarded when tho whole amount Of saEi
Directors and officers elected. a. aforesaid. then
thfs pspcr shall be presented to the Superior ConEt
o. i"nk Comfy A. rs.len 1n tc part q ts h;
fot said Institution. and 10 rcttorc the
0f It's prnpcs.y and affairs into the hands Of its
pro per officers.
The papcr contains space for the nnmes pf de-
potltors, tho amount Of their deposits, anil tho
antuttnt of stock they propose to take, and It
will bu generally circulated for tho purpose OF
getting ~ nlany signatures As possible: Tho
afaft s't tic agreement Eas drawn up ny MI.
Jewett. who, with many others, thinks the plan
entirely fcassblc, aml, provided majority, arc
IN favor Of 1t, the very bcst thing tho epotstors
ez,n do to rcsuscitate the bank anu pu. 1t on
paying basis.
, 1877-09-27
MINOR MENTION,


There was simply nothing going on at tho
State Savings Institution yesterday Of tho least
Interesting character. Judge Otis and his as-
sociatcs wcro still htsy looking up tho nanncs of
people who could ba made pay up, but Just who
they wcre and what they aro viii not be dis
closed until ho makes tIa report to tho Court.
All excitement, II not all interest, with regard
TO Spenccr's cutlccrn has died out, anil tho pub
lie seem very contcnt to whit uutll tho Receivers
dlycoYeFics arr tnatls known through tho proper
cllnnnei-the Court.
A visit To the savings banks stlll open yes
tcrtay rcsultcd In learning nothing, which
cu. The lnanaEcra e1pFcsa0A themselves as
confident that they would expuricnco tto trouble,
aNd that there would en so sAors suspensions.
Nj. Henry Grccnebaun has decllu4 To reduce
of t::.0OO and o!cr, allowing 8 per cent Oh less
amounts, the change to 20 Into effect un the
1st pro1., Ito sat'i thnt he knew lis friends
In tho West Park noarl had beeI cir
culatinK reports about his bank, but 1t
WIS sound, aslu the stotlcs cuuIdn't injure hln,,
would nut noesl as.ists.,ve. 4 ,nan iN4a a.kel ID
h!n II 'lc was going to pull through, - l,e had
10 learn ~ "li horso new tricks" liz further
stuffed that ho understood that sous Of thu
banks proposed to pay only per ecnt gu do.
posits, To hls mind tl,ey were aesing on t!ls
wagcs u his mun ia or,ler u rc,ure tlu oper.
atiNg expenses. Mr. Geeonchau,n's plan was to
shasa shy oi!ieors' salariss. And besides, uiuler
tho act Of Cougrcas, It luss than ~ pss cent
wrre paid tue banks would haye to Jay Il por
cent on their deposits ~ Il tug to tie Govern
incnt. llc would rather encourage tho thrift OF
was satisfied II there were no savings bauks tho
people wu,tll spend theiF money fuulfatlly, ald
the result would be that Chicajto would soou
hayu very large paupcr and dIsstpatcl cIpx
amonK huE population.
, 1877-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


Master Weary. tho young English lad who
sang ut the Eddy organ recital last Saturday,
will give concert Tomorrow evening at
Hershey Hall, upon which occasion hu will bc
assisted hy thu Miases IIlltx and Hendricks, and
also by Mr. Eddy. Tho little singer has
soprano yoice Of very sweet quality And re-
saarkablc range, wlicl, ha usca With DECIDED
musical skill mud utility. Ills repertoire vi
arlas Is very cxtondcd. and hla u,an,ies OF ssng-
Ing and wonderful memory inliratu more than
or.liuary musical Intelligence Those who Ut.
tend will not only enjoy q very unique vocal
curiosity, but also very pleasant musical occa-
sion.
Tho Ilcaslan Military Band and the celebrated
pritna donna. afar.o salyotu, will give benefit
cOuccst tomorrow evening at Mccormick Hall
under tho auspices Ut thc Chicago Frauenvefrin,
for the tenett OF tho Germau-Anettcan kem.
lparY.
, 1877-09-27

tls0sc pusrrsslne banking powers, save In eer.
taIn casc. where general laws wuua,1 not
apply; that Tho nth a.tun prnvflrsl for
1hn rnfsa1u md submission to tho popular
vote Of A general inv authorizing lie tnroFpora.
ton Of banks nf ts.Nc, and TINT tho powcr To
grant special charters TO .avtnE* banks was no.
where specially given. but helongc.l to tho
Legislature tIcrausc not specially forbidden.
granting of powers, all thinEs not forbidden
were allowed
The constructions nut upon these portions of
the Constitution Ut 1873 b, tho Legislature anil
there vas thc rc,notest possibility oEcltlna out
Of 1t. when the consequences were ns sertons MS
would result frutn blnttfng out al1 tho special
charters granted utldrf the ull Constitution.
, 1877-09-27
THE COOK COUNTY.
NO IMMEDIATE DIVIDEND IN srGnr.

A reporter for Wis paper called on 1sccevcr
hurley. Ut the Cook County National, yestcr-
s,ay, to learn II be Ind anything of m interest,"
Ing character to make known to the public.
Mr.. Burlcy said he had just been looking tip
spencer's connection with the bank, nnl he
could trace out transactions which left DO.
clfcd Impression on Ills mind that Spencer
had gotten tho bank Into bad wny
through poor Investments anil otherwise:
There was M usidcncc, however, Of
anything criminal on h!s lpars. As
TO the prospect OF further dividend, he coutl
not spcak with any degree Of leflnttcness. It
wnuld t1cnend ON tho way the suisa against yari-
OILS parties turned out. These had been enter
e1 oi, the tluskct nearly two years ncu. and
there was 4 prospect thak some, II not alt. Of
them would como TO trial next month. The
amount VI ein.ms proyed up nyanst tho bank
up to date Ia some fS91.h00.