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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

We understand that His Majesty
gave orders to his staff and others
OH Saturday night to invite those
ladies and gentlemen of their friends
whom they might see in the grounds
to come up to the upper balcony.
His Majesty made no distinction as
to who was to come up but left that
to their judgment. An over Off.
cious person made himself still more
obnoxious by preventing some Of
those thus invited from coming up
and kept them on the lower vcran-
dah. Well maylLis Majesty exclaim,
"Save me from my friends"
We have now two Boards of Fdu-
cation in this country. This curious
state Of affairs comes about in the
following way. Late on Monday
evening a note was sent by the
Premier to each member Of the
Board stating that His Majesty had
commanded him to ask for their re-
signations. Owing to the lateness OF
the Hour at which they were received
no reply was forwarded. Next
morning in the ' By Authority col
umns of the Hand-or0an a notice
appeared appointing other gentle
men Members of the Board vice the
previous members resigned. Now
those gentlemen had not resigned
and we understand they have refused
to do so, So that. we have two
Boards of Education ON our hands
at the present time. 3ra 7agqe1 .atI
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

OuR West Maui correspondent
writes us that that part of the island
has been visited with very unusual
rainstorm. For more than a week it
rained every day and part of the time
the rain fell very fast, for the lee
side. 1t seemed like Hilo. gnT
,,-~r.,i -----.-,.e.---
: OuR attention is drawn to the fact
that one of the express drivers re-
gulations is almost constantly cvad-
ed. We refer to the wearing Of the
badge on the left breast conspicu-
ously. Many do not wear it at all,
while others hide it under their coat
lapel or wear it on their hat.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-02-21

e- A fine selection of Ladies' Satin
Corscts can be had at the Honolulu
Clothing Emporium of A. NJ. MELI.Is,
104 Fort Street, Ell
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25
AUSTIN.

AUsTIN, Nov. A.-[SpeoIal.l THE super.
intendent OF the penitentiary estimates the
cost OF machinery, material, ETC., to manu-.
iacture six thousand wagonsat $4,000.
Mr.. Mathew Hopkins, clerk OF the United
States court, died last night.
Amount Of bonds purchased to date Is
$90S SOS, on which only S7,ld5 have beer
paid in premiums,
Colorado City registered 5000 sewer
bonds to-day.
A lot Of city hall, calaboose and school
house bonds the comptroller refused Ia
register.
Report Of the superintendent OF the blind
asylum shows ninety'one pupils In attend
snce during the past seven years. There
have been only two deathsin the institution
forty have had sight restored since
the employment Of an occullst several years
ago. A Kindergarten school has been
added this session, aud It bids fair to be au
attractive ami useful addition. To the reg
ular literary course, readings az n ght from
different newspapers has been added, with
the most favorable results, the pupil,
gathering information impossible to glear
from books.
The now pipe organ, one OF the largest
and most costly in the south, has been re-
ceived and placed IN position, IL samag
indecent instrument, with great compass
and full, sweet tone,
Morgan, on trial for murder, was con
victed In the district court and ssnt up ioi
five years,
Alfred Smith, ar old aud prominent cili
zen, died to-day,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

FoRT WORTH Nov. 2i.--[SpeciAl. THE
last days races were witnessed by over
three thousand people.
The 2;35 trot finished the first was won by
Whirlwind in 2;3l IL aud 2:S2 l-2.
There was great excitement over this
race, as the Louisville gamblers had fixed
it for Whirlwind to lose, Fort Worth hav
ing backed the horse heavily. After
losing two heats, George b. Holland went
to the judges and demand.
cd new driver. the request
was granted, when Holland gave Gears, the
new driver; two hundred dollars to win and
the rubber" fifty dollars to fix the toe
weights and Whirlwind took both heats ai.
terward, The Louisville gamblers are sick.
The three-quartor mile, hBndicsp, was
won by Princess In l;l7 3-4.
The cowpony race was won by Grey Eagle
| In % t-2.
Madam Maranette beat Miss Peek 10 the
seven mile hyppodrome race,
over lny.hye thousand dollars In pools
were sold more than either at Dallas or
/ Gainesville.
The association clears two thousand dol.
lars on the races.
Captain J, d. Reed, who is now sued lor
shooting Mr. Riley, Of Little Rock IN the
| Lex in March last, got into a dispute with
JacB Wilson, gambler, over game oil
/ poker, In which nine thousand dollars was
lost, II seized his mustache and pulled 1t
until tears ran from Wilson'S eyes, he then
drew his six shooter and threatened the
officers, Jim Courtrlght was sent for and
arrested him and took him to the calaboos,
and disarmed him, Reed threatens TO shoot
Courlright, and Wilson who lisa game man
threatens Reed. A serious difficulty Is
apprehended at any moment. Reed Is q
prominent cattle man and worth seYera
hundred thousand dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Nov. 2i.-[speeial. Very III.
tie trading in the local cotton market; no
change in prices.
Cash wheat was lower, but sold readily
spectators buying No, red quite freely
at SiOIi4.
Cash corn declined 7.sc, for No. mixed,
selling at % %.
The wool and hide market was ut stand.
still for want OF suppl les.
The cattle market is dull; no Texans on
sale.
A rumor was circulated this morning
that Captain G. W, Rogers, ylce-presldent
and general manager Of the ST. Louis 4 San
Francisco had been offered the position OF
president and general manager OF the New
York and New England line, a position at
present filled by General J. s. Wilson, for
merly Of this city. Captain Rogers con-
frmed the statement IN answer "a q Ques'
ton. He said: Yes received such an
offer by telegraph late yesterday afternoon
but as have declined the oliJr, II Is no use
10 say anything about IT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25
DOMESTIC D0INGS.
The King Murder Points to a ClUys
Member.
A Notorious Rogue's Picture Gives Him
Away.
A Gratifying Bank Statement-In
ereases Shown.
Drunken Spree Winds Up With Blood,
Spllllng.
Stringent Rules Adopted by the Turf
Convention.
Father and Son Who win Trouble
Humans No More.
Other Interesting News nv Talegranh.
Other. Interesting News by Telegraph,
The King Murder.


HICKMAN, KY, Nov. % King aud wife,
the account OF whose murder was sent yes.
terday, lived alone on farm. No one had
seen them alive since Tuesday of last week.
Their son, when he discovered the murder,
found evidence OF severe struggle: the
furniture was strewn about, gun with a
broken oroech, lay on the floor. Mrs.
kings throat was ont and evidences OF
three heavy blows on her head. Mr. Kings
head was crushed by hloN rne trunk In
which King kept his money was chopped
open with a hatchet ana about $500 which
was IN another place, was not found. Tho
only clue 10 that the spare bed had been
used by one person, and the table shows
that one visitor had eaten with the aged
couple. This points the suspicion towards
:. a.elook mender, who was seen recently near
Kings,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

BosroS, Nov. 9.-Tho Prussian authoh.
ties inform the police that Nathan Seek.
alney % years Of age, OF Mowersalw, Is
wanted on charge OF falsiiylng bills a
exchange 10 the amount OF $4,000. A re.
ward Of l6ptr cent. Of the amount stolen
Is offered.
A circular has been issued asking the
consent OF the bondholders to plan Tor
reorganization OF the Toledo, Cincinnati
and 81. Louis railway company, which EN-.
braces the issue'of 81, 800 0O0 OF tho reoely.
er's certificates OF tho foreclosure Of the
first mortgage bonds, by the issuance OF
preferred o or per cent. mortgage, 10
take up the receiver certificates, and the
issuance OF $l0,02i,O Of new consolidated
5 per cent. bonds 10 take up $40. 800, ,OOO
outstanding ilrat mortgage bonds, all ON
par, save the main lines, be taken At l5O
and Avondales at 90, and no account 10 be
made OF the income bonds or stock.
The creditors OF Copeland & Co, the
/ failed boot and shoe dealers, to-day voted
20 accept the 10 per cent? cash, and 10 per
cent. In six months, exclusive OF sOTl ,OOC
on Shaw's estate, which will be held by
Z trustees for the creditors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

LounyItlT Nov. 9i--rhe turf conyen.
ton has adjourned. Rules were adopted
TO aloG no Reinstatement after being ruled
OF Riders, rubbers and attendants at
stables are excluded from the pooling
grounds under penalty OF expulsion, and
any Que Offering money to Jockey, trainer
or attendant at any stable without permls.
sion OF the owners, and gambling upon the
/ grounds hy employees Is punished by expul.
/ sion or suspension, Ten Of tho fifteen as.
/ sociatlons have ADOPTED the above rules.
/ The stakes Of the different clubs will close
January ls' aud will be run under them.
Benjamin q. Bruce was elected secretary.
/ The association viii meet Va Chicago on
the seolnd "Wednesday Of Noyem Der. 1881.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

In the United States district court for the
past two days on the charge OF taking 4
valuable letter from the Richmond post.
once, addressed 10 one Brooke, was aequit.
ted this evening.
The real estate transfers for the week
amounted to neerly SIl ,Oo0.
pr, Penny, health physician renorts 4
deaths for the week, OF which we're adults
and children,
August Cram, well known character
about town, was shot through the hand
last evening snd seriously wounded. Cram
refuses TO say who shot him, nor will as.
sign no cause for the shooting.
Nv Mackay aud party are expected 10
return nom Victoria tonight. They will
leave tomorrow by special train for New
orleans. Tho excursion train having on
board the western capitalists is expected
tonight.
GALVESTON, Nov. 2l.-rPressl-o wens,
Mchahan, Thompson, Sauve aud Sampson,
public cotton weighers OF Galveston county,
have entered suit in the district court
against number Of Arms for dam ges
alleged 10 he caused by the employment
OF private parties % weigh cotton,
TO the damage Of the plaintiffs
TO the amount OF five dollars for each bale
weighed. They say the MoAlpine, Bald.
ridge & Company have received and had
weighed I los bales, Rogers & Co, SSN
bales skinner & Stone, 36l bales; and
Ross, Ellis & Co, S00s bales, 'MoLemore
and Campbell end NJ. Il, Kleberg appear for
the plaintiff Tho total amount sued for Is
over one hundred thousand dollars,
The case OF the United States against s.
A Hackworth, OF Brenham, charged with
viosnng the postal laws, was concluded.
Verdict, mot guilty.
Herr Lasker was rendered q reception TO.
night Brilliant attendance worthy
OF the guest. The Salamander club
serenaded the distinguished states man
who was afterwards presented with mag
| nihoent watch, American movement, bear,
ing the inscription, From Galveston
friends %
The Missouri Pacific excursion OF capital
lists from the northwest did not arrive anti
tie wee sman hours
sailed-Coorado New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Carilale's Friends Arriving at the Ma.
tiOn'S Capital.
Last Days Sport-SerlOus Difficulty
Pending From the Fort.
Blind Asylam RepOrt-Esiimate-Por
Marder-FrOm Austin.
Market RspOrt-RallrOad Position De
cllned Frsm st. Louis.
Failed to Agree-AnOther Collision at
DenlSOn.
A Railroad Wreck and Shooting Az,
fray from PittSburg.
A Railroad Wreck and a Shooting Az,
fray from Pittsburg.
Other Interesting Special State News,
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2L-[special. Rep.
seutatiyes Stewart, Lauham and Throck.
morton arrived to-day at the Metropolitan
hotel. Stewart says he has not made his
selection as yet as to the candidates for
speaker. The other two are Carlisle men.
Mr.. Wellborn will vote ior Carlisle. He
stated to your reporter this morning that
he believed that Carlisle, II elected speaker,
would organize the house In the interest OF
a strictly revenue tariff, and that ne was
satisfied that his support OF Carlisle is a
true representation OF the sentiment aud
wishes Of his constituents This deois.
ion by Mr., Wellborn, has been arrived at
after Il thorough study Of the situation aud
mature daiberat!on over the issues weight
cd with much grave import. rne an
nouncemeut Is therefore tho more iorcibe
in rs Claim upon the higher consideration.
The political haunis tonight are lively
with canvassing by at least fifteen can d.
dates among the party. Eighty members
are now here.
The democratic caucus takes place one
week from tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

GALyUroS, Nov. "a Especial. I'D Ga.
ger, a young man, an engineer by occupa.
tion, and who, II Is said, IA son Of Captain
eager Of the steamship Louisiana, plying
between New York and New Orleans is
charged with stealing $50 from one Mamie
higgins, residing az the corner OF Church
and Twenty streets, this morning.
The matter was placed 10 the hands on
detective, but eager skipped town taking
the p. m. train tOr New Orleans before
the officer could get bold Of MIN.
s. A. Hackworth, who has been on Trial
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

ST. Loun, Nov. el.-Clara Morris closed
a remarkable week tonight, 20 an over.
crowded house. The engagement has been
a Continues ovation, the most suooessinl
az The regular price played here for sew,
eral years receipts aRgtegGting $1,000
Almost all the seats were sold ia advance
and the people were turned away nightly.
She gave two performances to-iay, some.
thing she has not done IN several years.
She soes from here 10 New Orleans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

GRoEnEcE, Nov. 2l-tSpecial.l - The
sheriff arrested to-day on suspicion a man
giving his name as GS W. Sullivan. The
sheriff thinks he Is wanted some where Tor
horse theft. From hS questions after be-
ing put In jail he is evidently wanted ior
murder In the Indian Territory or north
Texas. He was ridiaE bay mare pony
with iull rugged California saddle The
mare is branded +, o, on the leit hip.
The cotton receipts are very light, We
will probably ship 500 more bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

MARSHALL, Nov. q y Special Rev. H.,
A. skinner has accepted call as rector OF
Trinity Episcopal church 10 this city.
There was another freight wreck on the
Shreveport division Of the Texas q Pacific
this morning but nobody was hurt.
J. +. Riggs, editor OF the South, has gone
to Vicksburg to attend the cotton planters
association. Much complaint Is being
made at the way in which our telephone
exchange is being run.
A terrible rain storm accompanied by
wind aud hail, has just passed over our
city. The front end Of CArgiles livery sta
BILE was blown down, fatally 1t 10 thought
iujuring one George Smith, from Upshul
comfy, and killing his horse, The storm
was terrible and long continued The hEt
was Of large size and tell In great quantities
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

DESsoy, Nov. 2i.-Lspeclall-A collision
occurred last night on the Missouri Pacific
railroad about sixty miles north OF this
place, caused by freight train breaking
IN two and the rear part running down q
grade and meeting another freight on a
brldre or trestle wort The engineer,
Mike Murphy, was seri0uEly hurt but
houes are had OF his recovery.
The Jury in the United states court pt
Fort Saith, Arkansas, failed Ia agree on
a verdict In the trial OF @. q. Randall, OF
mis- city. who was tried for the shooting OF
a deputy United Stated marshal Ia the In
dian territory,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

CoScoE9 y. H., Nov. 2i.-Immsnse
damage has been wrought by the recent
gale In the forests In Chatham, this state
and towns over the border Ia Maine. Thou.
sands OF acres OF valuable forest trees were
destroyed. All p OF the old and
. great deal OF the new growth is
practically destroyed. Where timber 10
not broken i Is torn aud matted and tan.
gled In debris, 30 as 10 be almost worthless.
There are many instances where the homes
OF Woou'choppefs nave bean ruined, and
much suffering among them will ensue
this Winter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

ST. loufl, Nov q --Dlsna' ches from
Richmond Missouri saYa that the coming
trial OF Charlie Ford attracts little atten
ton.
Mrs, Samuels, mother OF the James bows.
and Mrs, Jsmel, upon whose testimony
mainly Ford vas in iiclsd aud who sex
peclcd here asa wltntss, has not ye, arrived
as previously reported. Ford says that he
viii not DO a witness against Frank james
IN me ttiai ior the blue cut train robbery
and does't believe that Frank can be cor.
yictod
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

TYLKR, Nov. a. Special Tho su'
preme court affirmed Heidenheimer ct sl
VS. Cook from Wood Hall ct al vs. Sharp
from kaufman; Cothram vs. Mamaduke ei
al, from Lamar. Submitted on briefs ioi
both parties, Texas aud ST. Louis railway
VS. A. Ramsey, from Smith. Reversed aud
rendered, Johnson vs. Taylor ct al, from
kaufman. Reversed and romanded Read
vs. Smith, from Navsrto; Moss W Hilsey
from Johnson. Transferred to commits
sioner Of appeals, Erwln ct NJ w Blanks
Smith VS. Warren; Reeves vs. Gholson; Cot
trell vs. La1son; International aud Great
Northern railway vs. Lfuman; Wright OF a.
vs. Wane ct AL Spaldina ct alvs Little ct al
Hays ys CreAry ct al.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

McKrESEY, Nov. 2i-fspeclaLl-In the
county court two novel cases have just
been tried. In one an officer was sued for
killing horse. The tersOn riding resisted
arrest. The morse belonged 10 q third par.
W. The officer was ueld not responsible
In the other, Hon. +, ~. Goodner charged
the Jury that hatbed wire fence, con.
struoied without boards, was unlawful to
such an extent as 10 render the owner lia.
bic 10 others for inldiy TO horses. The
charge is approved byable members Of the
ha
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25
MENTMEREORD.

WrArHEBFoRp, Eov q Especial ] u.
II. Merlow, one OF the bss. photographers
In this section Of Texas died last evening
and was buried today He leaves a vile
aud five children. His death was caused by
cancer of the stomach, and he has suffered
much.
The body Of S. 7. Yainer. who was shot
here this evening. Mr., Yarner was raised
In this county, aud washp honest, Indus,
triOus young man.
Horace Baker. WeaihJford's live emigrn'
tion agent, has gone TO Illinois 10 eypatiate
on the attractions nf Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25
TENARkANA.

TEx,EIASA, Nov. 2L-fspecial THE
passenger train on the Texas Central diya.
ion, after leaving Clmtsyile for this place,
came near beingwreched last night. Some
person or persons had malloiously fastened
heavy chain across the track and as soon
a. tile obstruction was discovered, the Alr
brakes were applied and The train saved.
The engine and one truck had already
passed over the chain. No clue 10 the par
tipa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. q ~ tlspecial,l-AtthC
term Of the district court, Just closed In
this city, there were ihiry.three felony
convictions, four OF which were secured to-
day, one was for murder In the first de-
gree and punishment Nas assessed at the
death penalty. The psr cent, Of convlc'
tions 90 cases tried was IA g.
A German carpenter aged %, named
Ehrenberg, aud OF sober And iudustri0n,
charscter mysteriously disappeared, and
his friends are much alarmed at his hb
senoe. lie left home last Tuesday, and hsl
not since been heard IRON.
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WlIl snlilr In rnll.

NEW foRE, Nov. 2i.'-Tho creditors OF
Rosenburg q Co., clothers, pro posed TO ac-
cept seyenty-tve cents on the dollar, Ros.
enburg, the senior member of the firm, de-
clined the proposition, stating that he was
able to settle IN full The firm made an
assignment on the 10Th giving preference
70 merchandise creditors amounting 10
"A 100 ~
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nond rnca.-ro..e..,on ro,,,,

VlcKMuRe, Nov. 2i,--Gen,rAl Il. 4;
Butts, President Of the vicksburg bank
appointed receiver by Chancellor Cowmau,
iiled bond Of 300 900 aud took charge Of
we assets OF tho Mississippi Valley Bank.
~ stated thht there are about $500 600 OF
ualsvHountea ansH, paper IN the bank, which Is per.
ieotly good, larger por ion being aceent-
aanoes of merchants aud business man ~
Vickshurg. '''NA VI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

BingHToE BEAcH. Nov. Three -fourt
mllt-0rAy Bonnet, fret: Ranger, second
Columbia third. Time-i.2l 10.
Mile-FirBt trial, dead heat betwt en-
Holaohemle and Frank f.. Time-i.lGi.l
Second heat Holachemie, first; Ftrane
aecond; Little Fred. third, rlme-l:is Ia.
Nile aud One.quartor- Wandering, first,
Halsdon, seconds Lytton, third. Time
2.l5i.2,
Mile and Three-quar,ers- Henry b frst;
Joe Mitchell second. Time-2301.4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

PRoyIpHSos, Nov. 2i.-In the court OF
common pleas was heard the action Of tres.
pass and electment, brought by Union
county against William 3. Sprague and
lneE, his wife, 10 orecover,possession OF Fanny
sprague's homestead estate. Under the
Instructions OF the court the Jury found q
verdict for the plaintiff.
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Chinese Troders--aIiss nm aud Her Al.
tornoy Indicted.

Ban FRAScisoo, Nov. 2l.-The steamer
Arabic this morning, from Hong Kong,
brought seventeen more Chinese traders.
The grand Jury Indicted Miss Hill for
claiming 70 DO me wife OF Senator Sharon,
forgery and conspiracy. Roth were All.
milted TO bail. W"
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Notion Dealer Fails.

CfSoiSNArI, Nov, 2l,-John A. Kohmer.
dealer in notions. etc.. corner Of Fourth
aud Race streets, and No.
l2S West Filth street. assigned
70 Howard Douglass, having lust Il cd
twenty.nine chAttel mnrtgages on stool ag.
gregating $4,000. Unsecured credit ors
will receive but little.
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- LOWS Nov, el.- Euss, Roarnhsrd
aud J. spieleer while in Eopers saloon,
No 1901 Clarke ayenue, quarrclcd about
business matters vt an early hour this
morning and Spltlker drtd lour shots inso
koRrnhard'a body, kllng him elnost Il .
stsnll{ eplelker was arrested. Both men
Were drunk.
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ST. Loufs Nov. 2i,-DAmaees to bridges,
buildings and farm property in Randolph
county, Illinois, by the late ran.storm viii
reach 10000. The Iron Mountain rail.
road between Piedmont aud Poplar BlufT.
Is still obsiructed and at last advices trains
and nearly 800 passengers are at the latter
point awaiting repairs TO the track.
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Nav NoRR, Nov, q Weekly baAk state.
ment Loans increase, sl,OlS 400. specie
increase $3.50 lCO; legal tenders increase.
SS3o eco; deposits increase, s655 900, cirou.
lation decrease, si3s00, reserve increase,
81 olOI25, Banks nov hold 81, ,aSg,0J0 In
excess OF legal requirements,
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BosroN, Nov, 2i,--LiubllitIes of William
g. Lewls, manufacturer OF paned lumbsr'
New Boston $4,000. Unsecured creditors
will get very little.
NEw YoRK, Nov. A.-John safarge, zee.
Preferences, $4,000.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2i.-The Chicago & North.
western railway directors to-day declared A
semi.annual dividend Of 1 2 per cent. on
common and quarterly, and on preferred
stock, both payable December i7ih. The
cember 2Olh.