The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-14

SHERMAN RUINS.
Three Massachusetts, Banks, A Prominent show
mlan, and Any Number Of Business Men Yield TO
the Pressure. One Days Reports.

Three Massachusetts, Banks, Prominent SNOW
man, and Any Number OF Business Men Yield TO
the Pressure. One Days Reports
Toledo, Feb. 9-The Sunday Journal will pub
lish 10 morrow compilation OF the poses picked
up along relentless John shermans msrcn OF the
nation to bankruptcy for Toledo and vicinity for
the mast one hundred days 1t shows that sixty
business houses have failed in the time, with ag
Rregate liabilities OF A5OOOO, made up OF compar-
Stiyely small dealers, on whom the stress OF the
times is very great, no one failure being ior
greater sum than S25OOO' The failures have all
been since the LIST Of November,
Northampton, Mass, Feb 9.--The HaydenVille
Savings Bank, of which Joel Haydea' recenuy
failed, Is President, has suspended payment on
call for depositors requiring thirty days nollce
The announcement of Joel Haydens iallure anu
his connection withthe bank caused heaVy run
Boston. Feb. 9.-The Dorchester Savings Bank,
Of Dorchester and the Rockport SAVINGS BANK
are both eDjoined from doing iurther business
The Dorchester bank has deposits OF Si4OsSS
which will probably be paid In time, and the
same may be said of the Rockport Bank, Whlch
has deposits Of $4,000. Their suspension ls due
to the gradual decrease Of business, and the de-
cline in the value Of real estate
New York, Feb, 9-Montgomery Queen pro-
prietor of the California Circus and Menagerie
has fled o voluntary petition in bankruptcy HIS
liabilities amount to 1000, and the nominal as
sets are S3l 1923. A large number OF the creditors
are performers
Warren, o., Feb. 9.-Elder N. Bartlett, OF Niles,
a reverend disciple Of Garfield, Sherman u Co.,
has assigned to Julius N Cowdery, Esq. AS usu
al. assets are small and liabilities large.
Indianapolis Feb. 9.-Samuel N. Milligan, OF
Terre Haute, filed bankruptcy petition to day;
and the creditors of the Union Cabinet Company,
took steps to wind up It's affairs, The last named
is material failure, but the liabilities are not
stated.
Cleveland, Feb 0,-Hull Br, s., wholesale tobac-
co dealers, assigned to-day, Liabilities are esti-
mated at over $4,000,
Cincinnati, Feb. "a deed OF assignment exc
cuted by the Catholic Institute for the benefit OF
its creditors, was filed in the Probate Court yes
terday. The principal real estate owned by the
''Institute" is building on the northwest corner
of Vine and LoI gworth, formerly Mozart Hall
The aSsgnees boud is two hundred thousand dol
lars.
Philadelphia, Feb 9.-The creditors of G. j.
Fell q Bro met to-day and appointed commit
tee to investigate the accounts of the firm. The
liabilities foot up Sl73,ll2, The creditors ex'
pressed considerable surprise to hear that VIM. M
Clark one of the creditors in the sum of six hun
dred dollars had sued out warrant for G. j. Fer
Fell and Joseph E. Taylor, members of the firm
charging them with conspiracy TO cheat and de-
fraud, and obtaining goods under false pretenses
After the meeting, Fell and Taylor were arraignet
before magistrate, and held to bail for future
hearing