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rGE Elanrn wAnD TROUBLE.


Particulars OF she Anal In Detail.
The 1NrELLtoEScER, yesterday morning,
contained q brief mention Of a supposed
case Of crookedness in the Eighth ward.
The principal 10 the affair 10 John n.
WellingerhoF, q clerk for Atbenz 4 Co.,
furniture dealers, on Jacob street, and the
circumstance III detail are about rs fol.
lows: A month or six weeks ago, the
firm began 10 suspect that their clerk
was q little irregular In bic ACCOUNTS
and set 0 watch on him. This suTyell.
lance was not detected, and they finally
became convinced that he was behind 10
a small amount. Finally. however, Well.
ingerhof became alarmed and left town
on Monday might, leaving o note to Mr..
Arbenz, In which he stated that he was A
little behind In his money matters, and
also that bis books were somewhat irrep.
ulur, and as he could not standup before
The public eye be deemed II best to alb,
sent himself for a season. The deficit he
promised 10 make good aB soon as prhOti.
cable. Mr.. ArbsnE aud also bis son, +, o.
ArbenS, were very charitahly tncliued to-.
ward the delinquent, and spoke Of him
very gently, and appeared 70 be sorry
that he had left the town. Ellis shortage
cannot be very large" said MI. ArbenE.
HE, We have found, once or twice, re.
ceiyed ave dollars on account and charged
DIP four dollars. This did mot occur often
and we do not think he 10 much behind.
He often overdtew bis salary and lately
bought q sewing machine, lor which be
gave part payment Ia furniture and thus
be got behind 4 little, and we're II not
Tor this BIO woald be up 10 his 5allfy."
- A gentleman who lives In The Eighth
ward says the deiaulLer had lately been
enticed into gambling by certain young
men who own %boaishouses on the river
bank and by this means he Lost the
money.
He has been 10 The employ Of Arbena
. Co., since 1874 and was q good man.
HO leaves a vile and one child In this
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POINTS.


Promlnent People Here asd Here,
abOutS.
Mrs. Charles Dunlap left for Columbus,
o. on q short visit yesterday.
Sheriff Brown 10 In Baltimore aud Dep,
uty Sheriff Riester 10 Of sardis,
Miss Jennie Birch, Of Claysville, Pa,
was visiting in the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ, B. ChRse,of Washington, D. O.,
ig visiting at the residence Of D. shambraI
Main street,
NJ. T. Richardson, OF Md, j. j. Mo.
Henry, Of Cumberland, Md; Dennis
Long, oil Louisville, KY; Edmund STAINS
berry, OF Cincinnati, son Of OK Attorney
General s%tanSbetry, are at the New Nc.
Lure. .fl VI.
Henry Kettering, Esq, Of GteensburE,
Sheriff Of WestmorelAnd county, Pa, u
here with q reputation from the Governor
Of Pennsylvania TO the Governor OF West
Virginia, asking that two horse thieves
now in the Morgantown jail be delivered
over TO him. As Governor Jackson 10 not
10 the city, the mission Of Sheriff Kettet.
ing 10 postponed and he leaves for home
this morning.
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1TBTOTDnIFiGTBl

@
Seine special letter on the card 4,
stamped when given to the traveller and
upon gl"nclng OF II the member Of the 90,
ISOLATION TO whom II Ia presented In an.
other city understands the character OF the
holder; whether be has q ticket 10 sell,
whether he wants 10 buy, whether I'M
visit is q social one or Of business, aud IA.
dioaLing the proper kind Of treatment IN
be accorded him. Thus Il will be- q
that the Bystem Of the organization IA A
complete one and enabled It's members Il
they have any brains aud activity Of all 10
conduct what Is apparently risky busineps
10 outsiders, both with profit aud security.
Aside from the member OF The Absocla.
lion referred 10 theie are several other
brokers or sealpers 10 this city, proni.
nent among them 10 VIM. Flank. There /.
porter said To him on entering bic store.
"suppoSe l had . hundred tickets 10 cell
10 Chicago tonight at q reduction on The
regular rates, would YOU buy them2"
well, you just bring them on aud sec
II l wouldn't" ... -
ut would take YOU a long time 10 sell
them though, wouldn't III"
"Not 40 very. 0uf house has INV
twenty. Eve different connections In Tia
large citiee. have correspondents, on
SCENTS, as you please, 10 lots Of oihsI
places. could distribute those ticFets
around In not far Of places, and Inc
agents there would cell In connection
with tickets here which, perhaps, might
be on Columbus, or Cincinnati, or other
places"
at keeps q man to be up to his bust.
ness, them"
ayes, but II IL like any other business:
has 10 be watched, and carefully, and
brings 4 moderate profit"
"AnL losaes7"
"Oh yea some. We buy 4 linitsd
ticket d our own risk. But I toll YOU thSt
ticket brokers are a great convenience 10
the public, Now, 4 man came ia ihis
morning who had 4 ticket from Cin6In
natl vic the o. &P. road 10 PittNb1fSh.
He got In too late for The train. bousbi
II from him for 81 80 and he went on ihs
II he had had 10 stay here ovaS
night you see II would have coat lin
more than the ticket was worth, VjS.
tually saved him just that much mohsv,u
With reference 10 the cutting Of fStss
East, % to how they will Affect rates bsSS
J railway official was appealed 10 for inioS.
He DECLARED that thew SoTld
lave probably no effect whatayat. M
priced tickets sold there weie d1imIt.
and Tor o continuous ride on 4 Ger.
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ALLOW q cold 70 advance inyour Bystsm AMI
thus encourage more serious inaladies. suob n
Pneumonia, HemerrhAges and Lung ttoublel
when an immediate rel .ef can DO 30 faadliv M
hlnedf BosOHEl's CANAAN aYRuP has Relnet
The largest RAle In the world for The otife q
Ecrglel CaI and thAAesetast Ling M6eassS
y 10 d.. .Boochee's famous German ~i,fAaSTin
hon, and u prepared with the RfeAtesf eate
and NO feaf Needle e~nteftAihedin adminiSlsS1
ing II 70 the youngest child, a. per difeotions
The sale Of. This medicine u unpreoedenisd'
Since htst introduced there has beam 4 ooS.
slant Increasing demand and without A moi
report OF . failure 10 do IL work In ANY sSsS'
AL, your Druggist q 10 the truth Of IbeSa N.
tiafta. Large SisSs IS oonta TT Il And N
uuuVmOan TYhakN
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pUBLIo SALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNDs
On WheeIlnu Island.

In pursuance Of . resolution pdopLd b. u ~
hel0Sr1 Of the North West virginia LFhltnak
eiety, a. q meStitg held In thS city u Halsa
The Sth day Of July, 1881, The undSnitnd Ne
SATURDAY, AUGUST u, uIi,
Oommtneing a. 10 o'clock d m, II In b nt WI
toe Court House VI ohio county, Wat Vlt1AP
eeed V sell a. pablo auction, 10 tbe AflBl y
beht bidder, the real s'tAt0 10 aVpufVhIfba NJ
BY the aid North West Virginia ArsgliHft
eiety, situated on Wheeling lIlAtd, LbdENHus
Fair Grounds. .
This well. known tract Of land eOnIlti ~
acres and 10 one Of the most dtIifAblt bodnS y
In or hear 10 The city Of v htpllIE. RGeftlabh
niAdo u The following deeds IN location, ktttd
and quantity Of land offered, ViIi A dHd ah,h,
7. RIONn aud othtTa 70 Eld Agricultural tag
bearing date the 18th day Of NOtenbs' 1911 w
corded 10 Detd Book No, IS, pAgH 49, . Ny
records u Ohio county, Rti Virginia IIAiba
madN ny Joseph KlTchEtMnef and VII u ~
eioti OSAfinE dale tho Itlh day nj i'br1II n
ard Iteordtd In nOtd Boot EO. Is, ptO Hdp
land fecOIds n aid Ohio county.
TEaus OF 6ALE-One-thltd d lht pIrIH41 -
70 10 pad ID 6aSb on tho day Of ne, h, htlas
Two equgt in1tAilmsntA al vi and tSNn lstti Y
tpeetilely, from day Of LAlA, WiLb lnttt, ~
0'nL, the purchaser 10 give b . mites W it w.
payments, 10 b IAiLifintGtiIy . cured ~ NJ
10 I1il lands 10 no retained lr lllha buitlhlbs!,
shall have been paid 10 luIlt but III p.nltGs
pay OH tina day NJ sale The whole 81 ~ fnsI
money or a. much more than The oatlhih He'
~ be may elect 70 70 rRy.
no BAah
lyn Aren't III sSstSs[ssss
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was called next, and in q 0ld;bloOdsd
man ler related the particulars Of the muir
derGus assault upon the Chief by the Nj
hilistic hosller ON the night OF the 2lst,
To Mrs DovsDsF-Eccles sent mo up
stairs 10 wake mp Tommy.
Vim. LAuGhliD, sworn; Kenny asked
me II he could confess to the charge tot
Rssaultng Eccles.
Chief Rcclss sworn: On the night Of the
2lst l went to the YigilRnt Engine House.
l asked St, Myers what was the cause Of
W~FRnRlinR, That brought on Q war OF
words between st, Myera and Kenny,
which | stopped, when Kenny turned
upon me. told him he Would have to
stop and walked to the telephone to send
for . man to take his place when l was
struck by Kenny, / had heard that st.
Mysrs and Kenny had bean WrAngling
and 1 went up there and ont about It.
went there in the discharge Of my duty.
l told them that more harmony would
have TO circulate up there or they would
oil have 10 stop. Some one told me Kenny
had been wFangling and ! went there tc
ace about il,
"Who told you that Kenney had beer
WEaugliug2" ashed Capt, Doyensr.
~ object" said Mr.. Russell.
III some q told Eccles this thing
said Mr. DoveneF, ~ want to know who
Was, Now, ECcles, what wAS this Wrang
lingT
III Kenny was not connected With III,
WrAugiing, why did he hy up2 ] dlC
NOT direct my conversation to him. un
deFstood that he had been talking to ooun
cilmen."
"WLapslInE means talking to Council
men, does itT'
Eyes, cir, l discharged him because b
would mot keep quiet when l told him 70
never said l would discharge him, Now
| have told you the straight OF this thin
two or three times, and l don't want 10 b
sitting here all night"
"NoW look here, my fiend,n sal,
/. Doveler, "you are not Ia an engine hOus
tonight, d~ischATglng men, etc, You 81
sWer my question"
TIE oTHHR SIDE.
At this point the prosecution rested
and Thomas Kenny, the MileOiAn rsca,
citrant was introduced, and in q YER
subdued manner told the story Of tn
nocturnal invasion oil the engine house b.
the Chief and Colonel Love. T
History differed In few particulars iron
that told by ECcles, Robinson and otheri
AZ 1l;l6 The Committee adjourned /
meet tomorrow night az 1880, at the sam
place,
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HURNErT.s CoOoAINE.


Burnett's Cocaine will keep the hair in
a strong and healthy condition by slimu.
lating the roots. OF the hair and restoring
the natural action upon which its growth
depends. Twenty years ago q single bottle
saved a lady's hair In q desperate case
where every o her treatment had failed,
and since. that early success thousands Of
CAGES Of badness, dandruf, loss Of hair
and irritation oil the scalp have Yielded 10
this remedy. u, M M
The superiority Of Burpett's FlGyorinV
Extracts consists in their perfect purity
and great strength.
For sale by Logan 4 TO-, Wholesale
druggists, Wheeling. W. Va. TrHs4W
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Brown nusInS, "a, 90, 81, -, Io.4
from 60 upwards, Bleach.d MaSllas, 49,!
12Iaoh, 81, o., I0-4, fFOm y
kmOrloaa naFSelISS, French Mar
0eIIleS, German Crochet white
Brown aud White, Blus aud Hhlte, PAX aud
white, TslIst Mats 10 match, Tabls !ll;
ems or The best makeFs ID 6loaehOd, ball
BlaaChed, DamaSks, Loom Dloe 10 CardlAAli
Turkey Red aaa fancy eOlOrlHgo, Towel'
and Napkins, we otter OxtraOrdlaary bar
uaInS ID all StyleS aRd qualities. Towel.
iuuO from 40 upwards, Including tho real
German hand.mada TOWOllauS.. Lace Car
talns and Lace SprOadS; special bargains
10 short ends,
summer goods to DO closed out regard,
less Of what they coat w. n yOu latonf
buvlnu black silks, black or cOlored Cash
mereS, black or ooIOrRd VSlvsls next fall
va ask you 10 anticipate your WAatS aud
buy now. First, became cur stock O
silks, CaShmsreS and VsIvsie 10 last q!
heavy now aS II will b during the fal
months. Second, because we Oaa sOrHl
you aS we'll now 40 At any tlmS, and 10 o.
dsr 10 keep things moving ws will sell yal
.atIOWer pFlOeS now thaA at any time dur
Ian the year. Store open from ] q. q
uatfI 9 .. NJ, Saturday excepted.
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RIVRR NEWR.

Weather yesterday clear and pleasant,
with tho thermometer At seamon's last
night 81 7 P. ", showing T6s.
River gauge, last evening, Ave feet nine
inches, and falling rapidly.
Business was extremely dull st the land.
ing yesterday. There were only three ar
rivals and departures, and those but local.
The Welcome goes to Pittsburgh at
seven O'Clock this evening.
Captain James Davis had steam up on
his new boat Yesterday, he has decided
10 call It THE Return"
The Science is this mOruiug's Parkers.
burg boat.
The Wyoming passed up early yesterday
morning Tor P~ittsbuTph.
P~rFEbBuRGH, July T,-Riyer 2 feet and
s inches, and falling. Wsather clear and
pleasant.
NEw ORLEANS, July H-Ths steamer
Carrie Brandon, loaded with railroad iron
and supplies for tho Northern Pacific rail
road, sunk, Monday evening, near Cotton
Point and will, II 10 thought, prove q total
loss,
ST.. LOUIS, July M.-Anived Jack
Frost, Hickman; Chapman, Reeds Land,
ing; Calhoun, Peoria. Departed Gal
houn, Peoria; Lady Lee, Kansas 0ity
seudder, New Orleans, The river haI
fallen about one tooti 20 feet 2 inches BY
gauge, :
O4lRo, July 81. - Arrived = City o
Grsenville, Vicksburg; Grand Lake, ST
Louis; Idlewlld, PAducahi City Of Provi
denCe, st, Louis, Departed IdleWild
Memphis; City, Of Greenyllle, ST. Louis
River 10 feet 8 inches and falling, Clear
Thermometer SO.
LoUlsvlLLR, July 2.-Riysr rising will
I feet 10 inches In canal. Business lair
WeAther clear, pleasant and windy. Ar
TiVsd-Ariadne, Paducah; Colder Crown
New Orleans; George Matthison and tow
Cincinnati. DepArled-ArlAdns, Colder
Grown and George MatthiSon and bArgea
Cincinnati.
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0AhbpSctnSt Fslons, BollS, Sores 0 itps
standing, such o. Ulcefb, Assesses, eia,
positively cured without tie aid Of Rniie
Or poultiCe, by. tbing Mrs. Julye Myefs
Drawing and Healing Saive, PiieS, gSJt
RheumL Efysipelas, Soit and UlcetStei
0ofnB, Chillblalne, ETC. lt has never iaiisd
10 cure. For aale BY Logan 1 o., 1
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AN analysis made by Prof.. Mott, Gov.
eminent Chemist, shows that ali chsas
baking powders contain at least twenty
per cent Of burnt alum, which A bi6hiy
injurious 10 health. The Acme q auiSSh.
ICED entirety free from burnt alum,
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No headache or back-acle for ladies
who drink "W1NE OF cARDUi.n
For sale BY LoFsu A Co,


He was afflicted with a lame back and gen.
eral debility be was recommended Thomas
EcIFctrio Oil. which CURED him at once, Mi,
famous specific Is q positive remedy for bodily
sold by lauShlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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The following deed In fee vas admit.
ted to record in the Recorders Office
yesterdays
Deed made July 20, 1881, By John II,
Meohtod and wife 70 the Wheeling Grape,
Sugar and Refining Company, Tor lot f9in
square IS, Eighth ward, Tor 800.
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wASHtNoreN, D. c. July 2s.-lA, NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, gen.
orally iait weather, winds mostly northef.
y, stationary barometer, stationary Of
highsf temperature. slH.
For the lower lAkeI, generally iaif
weather, winds mostly NORTH 10 west, "a.
tiohafy barometer, stationary or higher
teWpefatufe.
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Gtte ~Qatelh9emer


New Advertisements.
Anthracite Coal.
To Water Consumers.
A. NJ. Z. Church.
Wanted-t2,60O.
For Sale-Bank and Glass Stock.
Now offered Ior sSle-Frams dwelling,
lot, 30.
BoArding-112S Market street.
Pittsburgh Female College.
Special Batsalps-t. g.
Dlllon-Head Of local.
Wanted-Boy.
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Has received highest medals al Ptinei
pal Expeditions, aud 10 endorsed and pre-.
sctibed by the Medical Faculty here and
abroad a. the standard Tonic. Beware Of
worthless limitations. 4faLa,
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beaver college and nusiSai tnsUts,s.
HEAVIER, Pa,
Offers best advantages 10 young Ladies' for
English, Classical, Musi6 or Art Sludv Al
low rates. DAW r. T, TAYI6n.
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The following thoWs the range Of the
Thermometer, a. observed at sohnepFs
drug store, Opera House corner, yeStef.
u" 1850. isti.
t,.u.I9 n.1H. a.ip.A.If4.a. Il h.th.A.1h.A
u Is % u 70 %
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Joseph HARRIS NURSEBlE
u MOUNDRVIIIY

1900 Apple Trees, two, Tires, louf Iud In m
800 Peach, one iron budl ytAl,
5000 Plumi, ono and two yoGr,
800 Quincos, two and thiee yean,
500 Cherries, mi and iEo ytn.
5000 EVUEETeOnS, mostly Juniper, iron taulI
lest The above are thrifty and 10 9oolaNLIAi
respondenoo solicited, Addfa, MNvM b
LER, AoundsyillO. Nursery q obI nil IEi
MoundSVtlIe DEPOT. tt4Ef
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Forty years trial ~ proved "BLAoK.
1RAueHT" the best liver medicine Il
tho world. r.
For sals By Logan a %.
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], WLHELM invites the public to try a
dish Of Turtle Soup which will BIO served
OF his saloon, No, $500 Jacob street, every
day this week, Roast Beef and everything
else that helps to make up q frst,class
lunch will be served every day.
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HOrELARRIVAIs.


Mn Emma Cuddlt, ctste. " 8 Mitchell, ia Or q
IAnd. Thos Sample, WSti Al6xs
n In kuand. city nbdtA
~ spsySS, ~ Albert batdsn aud wife
At Htn0y, Itoudale Baltimore
Mn Bel, Ro6h(tttf. AuThomts, itonlon
] Ret, Pittt0ufthl 70 JW Aaosall WaAhlns.
htfS.s TsSsi, II VII Marshall cistsilad
peFI JPovSi, RidAvaJ, n
John 1Sst, eIty BB Mathews, New York
Bfotk6ft,, MAVEN, AndfeW Kerr, Detroit
% Min Tracy, Davenport
MTAJIof, Baltimore, Nd g RHume, Cumberland
~. Cousins RAltmOft, " ] Chmble, HAnduakI
ma N hSConAell, sahs
ThoS Mlehi6 and wife Chs Hasoa, Dubuque
ety HSnj Smiley, kutGl0
JPQlbteu, city JBUofoy, HAnillon
. koetIte Pitahafs Nh CaIlion, 1T we.
CIV Bean, ganbufy, p ming
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FOR SALE.

VHa6RIEE AND Tw0.SPRiSg .
IoN5, buEGisg, aud alIo mr. gtll
.PIlns NIBon, a3d iolr htTIu. viii Nj GI'sa'lN4l
.Iso!e' y W. FERREL, Cor. Main M ~ =
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s~IsubsnvIIIs ExourSiOn sunday, JAY 81
The Pc. & St. L. Railway Company
will sell e1cursion tickets to steubenVilC
at the rate Of 81 90. Titksts good goipp
on trains leaving Wheeling at 4,45 P u,
Saturday, July 80, and OF 1927 Sunday
morning, July 81. Returning by special
Sunday nightor bv %VpOplar 'vairs Monday,
"BLAcK.DRAUaHT" makes chilla
and fever Impossible.
For Sala nv taran 4 60,
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the uSual mSrOhants' Iuuuh At Tue Now
AloLure House sample Rooms daily.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDail{ except HundAy-NeVark Ar0ommodAtIon,
tsttubonVillO Accommodation. This train duTlnI
the day passes back Eard and forward between M,
tins Ferry and RellMIe; stopping when REQUIRED a
sherman House, &tnaVIllO, WOt wheeling and
Gravel Hnl. -
LUfiehiylIlo Accommodation.
fCAnal Dover Accommodation,
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THE GRAY FARM FOR SALE
Containing about % acres, Ltua,,d 1, M.
About three and q halt miles from PoS.S,s ShS
TfiAdelphlA, Price %, SOO-IaTI tasS hhlH
SHA4SERs HERVEYs
= or JAS L. HAWLRY,
@--- WhtAlna. u
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,HEAP DWELLING HOUSE mn
~ tale, ~ taIt aide hIln steel. A tWlT
brleE uWelllng 10 good condition add VII M
door re- and water throughout IitelsIl r.
parties dilpOstd 10 invest; The RENAL Mn hi 4
cent? II 10 Q Cheap property, for LdtS ~ n
apply 10 ALEXANDRIA BONE, g., HtIe Z
ESTATE aud GentIAl business Agent 100 I'D
street, CTapgle'S Block. M
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-02
EinanciMI Atrnlrs.

In the great money centers Of the country 1t
has been week Of excitement, 6tringenoy ana
fluctuations In 81 'ck3, occasion by the fight
made by few m ohal banks ppoG the new
. per cent loan OF the goVsrnm,nt THESE
Institutions, 10 tho amour. Vt elaven or
twelve million dollars, Save notice they would
retire their circulation rather than accept
the 3 per cent, bonds IN lieu Of ia and SO
now on deposit to secure their outstlnd-
Ing notes. This created furore among Wen
street gamblers, money became 60 tight 10 was
worth J. and Z psr cent, per day ana alt kinds
OF stocks umblod. Bat IN tbs midst
OF the uproar Secretary .sherman.: tele-
graphed lie would antlcirate this payment OF
$25, 900, 900 Of bonds dua and payable turing the
summer and cash them on damand This was
q trlp-hammer blow to bsars and national
banks square between thn eyes, and since
when they have made very Indifferent progress
toward inauaurating ageneral financial crash,
chaos and revolution, such as WAS started by
Jay Cooke In lsI2. 1t IL certain the country
does not sanction the crszy and causeess Bteps
taken by these banks, and has no Idea
Of plunging into panic vt
present. They have gained nothing and
given the advocates of the repeal OF the law
ohartering them an additional argument, which
they will not be Glow 70 use. There Is a large
party In favor Of the government Issuing all
paper money direct to the people and the
adjustment OF Its sub-asslstarts, known as
national banks
The last dispatches left Wall street In %
moro serene state and swith very few ap-
pretending further trouble.
Tho local money market has moved along
about as usual during the week. An uuusu-
ally large amouat of cotton checks have been
presented and paid and a uloierata amount of
exchange bought, chiefly upon New York aad
Orleans. Wsquote;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-02
busy Times in tho Country.

1t has now been ten OF fifteen days since tho
ground got In condition to break up. Tho mo-
ment il did plows were started on every farm
in thls aud adjoining counties and since then
they have been running from daylight until
darkness. The Custom Is 10 begin TO plant corn
to-day, March |, and cotton Que month later.
But few, very few farmers were on time
while zach and oil are FROM three to five weeks
behind Ia this and other respects. Oats have
about all been suwn and fow gardens
planted. 1t 10 said there are Some
farmers who arc not actually done plch-
Ing cotton yet, whilst considerable st!li
remains to be glnned, packed and marketed.
The situation Ia the country is not In The least
critical. There 10 ample tiule ahead TO plant,
cultivate and reap great crop Of everything,
and asettlei determination to mako tke effort
10 do 90.