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cd to 100000, will raise the needed capital
to meet the impairment.
W, Z. CHANDLER.

New Orleans, Jan. 30.-In replying to w.
E. Chandlers recent telegram to him, Burke
says that he first wishes to know If this is
the Chandler who as assistant secretary OF
the treasury. travelling through the south in
1868, corruptly participated in the spoil
gathered by the supervising treasury agents
engaged in robbing their government, and
IN defrauding the distressed people of this
and adjacent states, who a. secretary of the
republican national committee with certain
republicans from Louisiana, at conference
or conferences at the Fifth Avenue hotel,
New York, concerning the Louisiana affairs
about October, 1872, secretly and cor
ruptly conspired to take advantage
OF the absence from Louisiana of the gov.
ernor thereof, to assemble secretly in the
legislature. imresch the governor, seize the
government and use its machinery to carry
the election of 1872, who earned and re.
ceived fee from Kellogg of three thousand
IN 1873. and the encomium. You had done
moro for him than any one, except At,or
ney General Williams, in maintaining a foul
and Infamous usurpa,ion of office of the
governor of this state. Is it the Chandler
who encouraged, sbett.d and consp,red
with Infamous allies in this city t, rob
twelve thousand citizens of New Orleans
of the franchise and drag them before the
courts, on or about the day of the late cleo
ton, who in November. 1876. guaranteed
Kellogg that the whole power of the gov.
ernment would sustain the returning board
10 counting the vote of Louisiana for the
republican candidates, aud then haste ned to
Florida to manipulate frauds in the count.
ls it the Chandler who has of late been
vainly seeking to stir up the hell broth OF
sectional hate, and foul his political nest to
the disgust of the decent citizens of the
north and south? yea, permit me to say
that the inquisitorial powers of political
tramps terminated in March last such per-
sons are subjects of inquisition. If nay, the
impertinent telegram shall have such con.
sideration as it deserves.
lSigned] E. A. BuRKE.
CRIsPIN TROUBLES
at Marlboro continue. Last night, A. f..
Townsend, one of the publishers of the
Marlboro Advertiser, was shot, but not
killed, for not using his influence 10 make
the girls leave the factory.
FAILURE
Kansas City, No., Jan. 3O.-At meeting
of the board Of directors of the First Ma
tienal bank held last evening it was voted
that the bank discontinue business. This
step was rendered necessary by the shrink.
age in deposits over $3.50, 900 within the last
few days, added to continuous very large re.
ductions of the last few months, aggregatine
much larger amount, and by the prospect
Of the continued prevalent money distress
They promise full payment to depositorr.
The closing of the bank took the entire
community by surprise, and there was great
excitement. This morning there WAS q
heavy run on the other banks. especially on
the Mastin bank, which paid every deposit
in full, and announces that they are pre-
pared for every emergency. Up to noon
to-day they had received over fifty new ac-
counts. on depostors paying in 100000
The excitement is now dying out. 1t is
not expected that there will be any further
trouble