The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
FRESH FOREIGN FACTS
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PARIS, February 0.-The much dteadel
tortnightly settlements come and gone
working far less havoc, happily, on til,
Bourse than was feared. With the ex
ception OF the Union Generate no bank o
Importance in Paris has actually been do
clared bankrupt, though several are knowI
10 be so shaky that It Is only by miracles
OF financial agility that they maintain
their position, The Credit Proyinciale
which Is lssupposed to have been heaYil,
hit in the late panic, asserts its ability tC
meet all its engagements as soon as remit.
tances due from Lyons reach it. The
directors and shareholders OF tho Union
Generale will evidently be the chief suf.
ferers,
DISTINGUISHED VICTIMS.
His Grace Due De Broglle, who, It will be
remembered, transferred great part OF his
fortune TO his son, one oftLe directors, after
the failure OF the adventure of Atay 10, will
Of course lose large sum. The Comte dc
Chambord isknown 10 have been interested
in the Union TO the extent Of several mil.
lions. The Orleans princes will probably
lose about 900 000t,, not 80, ,OO0, ,000f. as in.
correctly stated by the French papers.
General Miribel, who Is the holder Of 800
Union shares, is another sufferer; and the
ViscoHnt de la PanolEe, husband Of the
lady who once adorned and, it seems, Is
soon again to adorn the operate stage as
Marie Heilbronn, Is reported TO have lost
2,500,0a9f. So lar, despite the reckless
statements al the Paris boulevard press,
none Of the official brokers have COME to
grief Capoul, the tenor, aud Lassalle, the
baritone, have, like numbers of other
artists, lost great part OF their savings
and the editors Of leading tegitimist and
clerical papers are involved to an extent
ridiculously disproportionate to their for.
tunes and possible earnings.
RUMoRs OF SUICIDE.
As always happens in times of financial
panic, rumors OF numerous suicides have
been floating about for some days past Il
was reported two days ago that NJ. do Ia
Panouze had shot himself. This story
proved to be pure invention. The only
suicides which have vet oc.
Cured in consequence Of the Bourse panic
are that Of q clerk called Delavoire, for
many years employed Mt stock brokers'
in the Rue Latltte, and that Of an elderly
lady named Iecuyer, who went out Of her
mind and threw herself out Of fourth
foor window in the Faaboarg St. Denis.
The body OF gentleman, who is believed
10 have been ruined by the crisis, was also
received q day or two ago in the Bois de
Boutogne, but no ctew to his identity hay
ing yet been obtained, it is impossible to
say what was the real motivesof his suicide.
TIDlN0 OVER.
The Bourse, at the opening to-day, was
depressed by forced sales, but was better at
the closing. Many clients have not settled
with the brokers, who are Obliged to make
large sacrifices. Purchases for investment
the public now applying to
Agents De Change to transact business
which hitherto was done through outside
brokers. The Official Liquidator Intends
nakiuga call on the shareholders Of the
Union Generate for S75, 600 francs not paid
up on the old shares, and will deliver n ew
bonds to subscribers.
RUSSIA DON'T WANT WAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, February6,-The Golos.
in an article on the political situation, de.
preclating war, says: Russian society
breads war and those who seek to impel US
into it. This dread is all the more salutary
Tor reason OF the necessity of healing do
nestle wounds.
General IgnatieT, in receiyingt The Jewish
delegates, said he hoped before many
months the western frontier would be
opened 10 Jews. The murder OF the
Jewish family near Novidyor was COM
nitted by peasants without provocation.
TOO NATURAL.
RoME February G.-sarah Bernhardt
tainted in "Les DANES Aug CdmcliGs," at
Genoa. She spat blood, and the audience
sried "enough"and quilted the theatre.