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WHOLE NO. 1O,323.
shooting of Campbell was the result of an
old grudge
Desperate Cash Riddled viii, Bullets and
Killed.

shooting of Campbell was the result of an
old grudge.
Desperate Cash Riddled with Bullets and
Killed.
CHARLESTON Is, CO, May l5th.-Goycrnor
Thompson received the following this
morning;
CHERAw Is. Cl. May 18th.
To G0rcrBor Hugh ) ThomuSoR. I went with
posse last night TO arrest W. r. Cash in
structed the men not 10 fire unless absolutely
necessary. We surrounded the hons, and harm
placing twomeu between the house and barn,
and two between the barn and swamp Find
ing Cash III the barn, ordered it surrounded.
Cash came out and fired. The fire was returned
ailer Cash had fired several shots He was
killed having been riddled with bullets None
ot the posse were struck. except ". H. Hilton,
whose fingers were shot of by Cash
T.. l.. KING, Deputy Marshal.
United states Paymaster Attacked by
Road Agents.
GLENnIyE lMont) May 18th. ~ While
United States PaymaSter Whipple was en-
route To Fort Butord from Glcndiye Tues
day, when aboul forty miles out. he was
attacked by road agents Sergeant Conrad
was killed and two privatcS seriously
wounded. The mules attached To the ann
bu!ancc, I'M which the payma>;crS clerk
and the trcaSure-hoN were, ram away and
~, '.',ii ~. .,.i
,o,.,,,', g ',itii' NJ
S''''''H ''l''> 'l"''" "i AIueS 'i'l
Two Murderers to be Hanged.
AorN"sroWN CO.. May l5ti..-A scene OF
cNH'ei4ehi prevails M Ashland, ohio,
Whefe HON and 'dboon are TO be hanged
y'-Hi"rI"W, S, ne tourtgSnth Regiment,
UH.i" ~. N%,"n"i ''u''d' and q portion OF the
riS''-" heEii"'l'l' are jherS To protect Jne
vs. ''' 'NC'''" I'',' "' coming '"
cioi,S tb1r The ,r,,,,,J ;r.,.t.,,
q public execution SLrritr ,at.,. ti,;- ~
noon received oOp mu.l,rrs .l,,5 ,,r,,,,l,,;-
ton for his dcputi,,
-, 81, s,,,,.,
iiN"N'Sn' no Is 49, '"N I',i.->'N men
We N''"''" .","lN uH 'ho pursuing "i
H., pit..,.I,.,,.;.. - ',-i 80, ct,
Pierce and Gcor,r MURRAY ar, dr.,i bnt rbr
ofbcrs may recover.
,y,,,,.,, MAJ, ,,....,
!, lf.,I - t'" tN
rnn was hurnrd t0-doy II WAS u,ed FIR
the muniinrfurc of WnnIcn varr Ins>
SI50 OoO. insurance SI1o OOn Nam, Urls
v.rrc iui,rcl Inv ir,nnin. from, q, ,,{r,l,,,
and several Of thc Wounded will likely
die Ii is feared that bodies Will by found
IN the RUNS.
Royalty Nnubhed.
WN>HINGTuN, MAY I5th.-An old lady
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WOODEN Min Burned.

WORCESTER lMassl, May l5Ih--The
Papachoag Mil, owned by George Comp
ton, was burned to-day. II was used for
the manufacture of WOODEN yarn Loss,
Sl50,OO0; insurance $4,000 Many girls
were injured 10y jumping from window,
and several OF the wounded will likely
die. II is feared that bodies viii bv found
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STREET SCENES.

The scene on the street at this hour is one
of mwonted activity Since carly morning
the brokers offices have been opened. and
clerks are busy in getting accounts settled
up. Many leading firms kept their employees
at work undl midnight \ general over
hauling of accounts was made 50 that on
the opening of the Exchange this morning
affairs will be in better condition than for
many months past as new margins have
been called to prevent a rash sacrifice of
good securities
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A BETTER FEELING.

WALL STREET, May 15th-11:45 \. NJ
Comparative quiet reigns at the Stock Ex-
change. 1t is more apparent every moment
that the crisis is passed The suspension of
Hawley Il Co, of Boston, caused by run
ON the banking department of the house,
is believed to be temporary.
At the Produce Exchange there is no cX-
element, and the market is firm.
The rush ON the Second National Bank
has about stopped. There We're 14S depos-
itors up to noon. The Clea .ing-house has
arranged to pay all the Second National :
debts.
Foreign purchases Of stocks and bonds
are heavy. Cyrus W Field says the worst
is over, and it Is good thing this crash
came Just as ii did.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Go to Golden Eagle Ovster 4 Chop House.

Go to Golden Eagle Oyster n Chop House,
6l6 ST., for Steaks, Chops. Large Eastern oysters
Open day and night. ADAM DAMN, Prof.. .ml4-lm
Original Campi Restaurant and Oyster
House, 500 st. Meals cooked in French, Italian
or American style. JOHN MATR0NICH, Prop.
ml41m
Go to j. Guth & Son, No. s25 j street
for Hay, Grain and Mill Feed. Cheapest place
in the city. ap19-lm
Go to TheO. W. Schwamb's for your pic
ture frames and Royal st. John and New Remng-
ton Sewing Machine, S04 J street apS
III. c. Hotfilter, Manufa cturing Jeweler,
Sixth street, bet and X, Sacramento Cal. Jew
elry made to order. Repairing a speciality.
mr29-tf
LundborS's Perfume, Ednia.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
mrS-ly
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ISECONp nISPATCHl


PHILADELPHIA May 15th.-Whcn Bishop
Simpson appeared ON the platform at the
Methodist General Conference to-day. ne
was greatly applauded. He declined to
make any remarks his health not permit
ting. ReyS. Newton Young and Sylvester
Whitehead of the WESLEYAN Conference.
England. made a few parting remarks.
Tcllers We're appointed to conduct the cleo
ton for Bishop, and reported as the result
of the first ballot, no choice Whole mum
Der Of votes east. 407; necessary to choice.
204; Rev. W. Y. Ninde. d. D., received
1S7: Rev. J. NJ. Walden, d. D.. 1G7. On
the second ballot, these two gentlemen
were chosen, the former receiving 272, the
latter 40. Rev. Dr. W. X Ninde is of the
Detroit Conference. and President of the
Garrett Biblical Institute. Rev. DR.. j NJ
Walden is of the Western Book Concern.
Cincinnati. The third ballot resulted in
the choice of Rev. Willard F. Mallalien
d. d. y fourth ballot was then taken for
the fourth Bishop. Whole number of
votes cast, 300; necessary to choice
200; Rev c. II. Fowler, u. D.. received
l94; Rev. j. II. Vincent, H. D.. IA:
Rev. II. \. ButtZ u There
being no election, another ballot was taken
Rev. Or. Trimble in few moments came
into the hall and stated that by some mis-
take the ballots became mixed with others
large number of delegates had left the
hall, but those present insisted on another
vote being taken, which was done and the
Conference took a recess
The General Conference met in the even
ing to welcome fraternal delegates from the
South and the Church in Canada Bishop
Harris presided. An address was made by
Rev. DR.. c. w. Carter, fraternaI delegate
frem the Church South, and Senator :. il.
Colquitt, Of Georgia, who was intro
duced by Ex-Governor Evans of Colorado.
An address to the General Conference by
the Methodists of Canada was read. and an
address made by Rev. DIR. s. S NolliS. dele
gate of the Methodist Church of Canada.
The Bishops announced the result of the
fifth ballot for the fourth Bishop as follows
Whole number of votes cast, 366; neces-
Sary to a choice 1S4; Rev. c. II. Fowler
d. D., received 213; Rev J. H. Vincent. u.
D., 135. DR.. Fowler was therefore elected
This completes the number of Bishops.
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The stock market Is strong and higher
There is better feeling. in consequence of
the resumption of the Metropolitan Bank
and the action of the Clearing House Prices
rose from u to / per cent The failure of
Dimick d Co. had comparatively little et-
feet. Western Union sold at - Texas Pa
cific III. 1t. Paul IS, Rock Island 1l3, Read
ing 81, New York Central 100, Northwestern
10f Missouri Pacific ~. Michigan Central
10, Lake Shore 81, Erie III, Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy 1I5
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Sacramento and pIaCerYille R. R.

7:30 \. M.-(Sundays excepted)-Local Pas
scnger Train for Folsom and Shingle
Springs.
400 Il. M.-(Sundays exceptedJ-Local Pas
senger Train for Folsom.
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sTREEr-coRNEB CONSULTATIONS

On nearly every corner within four blocks
of the center of operations knots of men
are in consultation, and passers-by can hear
various comments ON the state of affairs
The majority of expressions of opinion
take a favorable view of the situation, and
such phrases as The worst is now over.
The banks are all right. Jay Gould
won't let the market break, are heard
amid the din.
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WASHINGTON, May 15th.-The President
has issued Il proclamation restoring to the
public domain the lands set apart by Ex-
ccutive order as a reservation for the Jica-
rilla Apache Indians, III the northwestern
part of New Mexico, embracing $4,000
gcTps
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The New York Financial Situation.

NEW YORK, May 15th-9:45 A. M.-The
Metropolitan Bank has posted this notice
The Bank Examiners having made an
examination, the bank will resume bust
ness nj Il O'Clock ~
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co.

a. y. TOWNE. Manager
T. II. GOODMAN...~Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Az
ia9-iptf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New York. May 15th.-Henry L. Jacques
has been elected PrcSidect of the Metro
politan Bank, in place Of George l. Seney,
resigned.
Dispatches were received here this morn
ing from London houses. by leading foreign
bankers, giving orders to buy both stocks
and bonds at market prices
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph stock.
in which Dimick 4 Co. are heavily inter
ested, is offered at rs against 119 at sales
yesterday.
Wheat is II and II higher with fair
degree of activity. The advance is due to
higher Western advices, and more settled
condition of financial affairs
Receiver Davis reports the liabilities of
Grant Il Ward, as far as he has been able to
ascertain, at S1450l ,531 and collaterals
hcld'by creditors at between so, 100000 and
$12000,000
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If a little kerosene is mixed with stove
polish, it Will assist greatly III improving
the look of rusty stoves.
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WALL STREET, May 15th-2:30 p. NJ
Fisk IL Hatch have suspended. The firm
of Fisk d Hatch was composed of y. :.
Hatch, President of the Stock Exchange,
and Harvey Fisk The firm has been the
heaviest dealers III Government bonds on
the street, and were considered Stanch
conservative and reliable. and have been
recognized as the financial agents here for
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad system.
They carried heavy amounts of their stock.
The announcement of their suspension
came like thunderboldt on the Exchange
y. W. Dimick Il Co, brokers, have sus-
pended
\ dispatch from Boston reports the sus-
pension of f. \. Hawley 4 Co., firm
which, although not heavy dealers, was
regarded III good standing.
BosroN, May 15th.-Hill, Stanwood IL
Co.. brokers. correspondents of Goff. Ran
dali d Co., of New York, have suspended
with liabilities at 81 100000.
ST PAUL Mimi May l5th.-Armstrong
Taylor has been appointed receiver of the
st. Croix Land and Lumber Company. of
which +. :. Austin is President The as
sets are placed at 100000; liabilities about
100000.
Quincy Ul), May 15th-The Union
Bank of this city failed to open its doors
this morning When the Marine Bank of
New York failed the Union transferred its
account TO the Metropolitan Bank, and the
closing Of the doors Of that bank yesterday
is given Is the cause of the suspension.
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General Assembly of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church.

SARATOGA q. y, May 15th-The Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
met this morning, and was called to order
by the permanent Clerk, Rev DR. Bofer.
Fully 1000 persons were in attendance The
opening sermon was delivered by the Syrian
missionary, Rev. J. II. Jessup. A commit
tee was appointed to make a memorial
minute on the late Moderator, Rev DR..
Edwin F. Hatfield: The docket and rules
We're read and adopted. In the evening the
Lords supper was celebrated, Rev DR..
JcSsup presiding.
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Il mile, Favor was never headed, and won
easily by two lengths, Joe Cotton second,
Socks bad third Time, 1:17l In the
third race, sweepstakes for three-year-olds,
Hooper was first, Rosa second Highflight
third No time was taken, and all bets on
the race and all combination bets were de
cared Oft The fourth race, mile and an
eighth. Manitou won, Belle of the High
lands second, Bonnie Australian third.
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\ TRoUDLors OUTLOOK AGAIN.

New YORK, May 15th-3P. M.-Thc fail
ure of Fisk Il Hatch was announced but a
few minutes before the closing of the Ex-
change but the effect was instantaneous,
and caused decline of one to five points
in stocks. The street is again excited and
brokers are rushing around wildly The
situation again assumes a troubled aspect
The market closed weak
Late this afternoon Wm. II. Sweeney. a
banker of Nassau street. made an assign
ment. The amount involved is not large
but may embarass the small manufacturers
in the ncighborhood Of Nassau and Ann
streets. The same house suspended about
Il year ago.
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CAUTION!
noke "TansilIs Punch" Americas
Finest sc. Cigar.

OUR "TANSILIiS PUNCH" Is NOW BEING
" initiated from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
which is the best possible proof of their supe-
nor quality. Therefore, Dealers should see 10
it that they get only the genuine "TANSlLIiS s
PUNCH and direct from
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Ratified by the Mexican senate.

WASHINGTON, May 15th.-Romero, Mex
lean Minister, informed the Department of
State to-day that he had received official
notification from his Government of the
ratification by the Mexican Senate of the
reciprocity treaty between the United States
and MeXirO
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WASHINGTON May l5th.-The following
Postmaster were commissioned to-day
George c. Egan, at san Gorgonia, Cal; NJ.
Howe, at Caleb, Or; J. O. Doagherty, at
Patano, Arizona, and Samuel O. Warren, at
Hillhurst, W. f.
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WASHINGTON, MAY l5th-Laird. from the
Committee on Military Affairs reported n
bill authorizing the location of branch
Soldiers Home in Arkansas Colorado,
Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska.
Referred to Committee on the Whole.
The morning hour was dispensed with
and the House went into Committee of the
Whole on the diplomatic and consular ap-
preparation bill.
Various amendments for increasing or
maintaining salaries were rejected.
Cannon offered an amendment, to make
an appropriation for the contingent eN-
pcuse> of the consular and diplomatic Scrv-
ice In explanation of his amendment
Cannon stated that no provision was made
in the bill for postage, kilograms or freight.
the employment of experts for gathering
statistics, etc, tor which 50,000 was appro-
priated for the current wear, and that fail
ure To make such Il provision would strike
blow at the whole consular system.
As Cannon raised the point of no quo
rum, the committee rose, and the Senate
/ amendments to the bin for the Worlds
/ Centennial and Cotton Exhibition AT New
/ Orleans were coucurrcd i'm.
/ Adjourned
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MEDICAL.

4 TTENTlON ,-MNrE CHAPELS FRENCH
y Female Pills, valuable in Irregularities of
monthly periods from cold etc; price. -: ladies
in delicate health and other conditions should
use them. Address MRS DAVIES, 1913 Market
street. corner Ninth. ml0-lp5m
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Bloody ARRAY in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 15th-A desperate
street fight took place in South Baltimore
to-day, in which fifteen men took part.
Three of the participants were shot. two
fatally, and the fourth was beaten almost
TO Il jelly. Robert Campbell (coloreh was
working in the Carroll brickyard. on Wash
ington street, when Charles Sisco (colored)
stole up behind him with a pistol in each
hand, and simultaneously discharged both
weapons at Campbell. The shots took
effect one in the breast and the other in
the arm. \ number of men seeing Camp
bell fall attempted To arrest Sisco The
latter, with one pistol between his teeth
and one in each hand, retreated backward
while the men, armed with clubs and Two
with pistols followed him. Sisco fired re-
peatcdly, and Il running fight ensued for
several squares. Finally a colored man
named James johnson succeeded in Crap
pling Sisco. The latter shot Johnson
through the shoulder. Sisco continued the
fire, Il second and fatal shot taking effect in
Johnson'S abdomen. When all of Sisco's
bullets Were discharged, the crowd closed
in and beat him into insenSibility His
skull was fractured and his face beaten To
pulp. After the affrav it was discovered
that Christian Kramer one of the pursuing
party, was shot through the head and
wrists, but not fatally. Sisco stole four
pistols from pawn shop last night The
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New York, May 15th.-D. O. Mills was
seen ON Broad street to-day, looking strong
and cheerful, and apparently indifferent TO
the affairs round him. He said: THE
newspapers have been trying hard to kill
me. Only two days ago | saw a statement
that l was dangerously ill with Bright's
disease. never had Bright's disease, and
never want to. Twas confined to my house
about month with slight illness, but am
all right now. | am going to Europe for
recreation more than anything else. You
may deny on my authority all reports that
am or have been seriously i'll.
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PACIFIC MARKET,

C,HRISTIANsON BROS, s25 J STREET, ARE
\ receiving daily from growers the following
fresh Vegetables: Green Peas, Asparagus, New
Potatoes, Rhubarb, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Arti-
chokes etc. Swanberg * Vests Frozen oysters
by express daily. Also Agents for Rose Spring
Nursery ap3-3m
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.

Proprietors CAPITAL NURSERIES, ,Sacramen-
to- Cal Seed and Tree Catalogues sent free on
application. Nos. 6, s and 10 j street. Sac
rainanto a7-tf
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New YORK, May 15th.-C p Hunting
ton denies that the suspension of Fisk 4
Hatch was due to depression Of Central
Pacific and Chesapeake and Ohio securities.
He attributes the trouble to the firms ina
bilitv to rCalize ON Government bonds
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NANTED-LOST-FOUND.

UTANTED-AT ONCE, % LADIES. AT
w Great American Importing Tea Company,
No. GIL ] street mll-:lt
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HOME AND ABROAD.
DOMESTIC NEWS

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uMoN.I
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EASTERN MARKET,

1. MATTICE, No. 112s St, Sacramento,
"THOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w California Green and Dried Fruits, Nuts,
Raisins Produce, Poultry and Eggs. Fresh Fish
ALWAYS on hand. Only untONn market. m2lpim
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The Methodist Conference.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15th.-At the Con-
ference of the Methodist Church, as the
order of the day for 10 o'clock was the
selection Of Bishops, there was an musu-
ally large attendance. Rev. J. Spence
offered resolution that the action of the
General Conference of 1876 in giving the
utmost freedom aS To the union of white
and colorcd workers. remain undisturbcd
Referred to Committee on State of the
Church.
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(1RAIN. FRUIT AND STOCK FARMS FOR
u sale in all parts of the State. New cata-
logUe just out. Send for one To J. W. GOTTEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Dixon.
NlN-lnlm
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FOR HONOLULU.

FJNIIE SPLENDID NEW 5000
L Ton Steamships will leave the # - 2
CompaoyS Wharf. corner Steuart 81 = Iis ffffa
and Harrison streets at 3 p. NJ: =1Tyfls.sscsss
MARIPOSA. .......................TINE NE Isl
ALAMEDA. ....................JUN NE 18th
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United states Senate.

WASHINGTON, May l5th.-rhe Senate
agreed that when it adjourned to-day il be
to Monday next
The Chair laid before the Senate mes
sage from the President, recommending an
appropriation to enable the Government to
execute the provisions of the convention
between the United States and Mexico, re
Spccting the boundary line between the two
countries
Morgan offered a resolution, which went
over one day, directing the Committee on
Finance To examine into the cause of the
failures of National Banks in the city of
New York.
The House bill in aid of the New Orleans
Exposition, for the loan of S10OO,000, was
passed.
Allison, from the Committee ON Appro-
priations. with amendments, reported the
bill to aid the Worlds Industrial and Cot
ton Centennial Exposition at New Orleans.
On motion of CoCkrell, the bill was put
| Immediately upon It's passage.
\ long debate followed.
[ Sewell moved an amendment making
the loan $4,000 instead of Si,o00,ooo.
! Lost
The bill then passed. substantially rs it
/ came from the House-the amount remain
/ ing at 81 100000
/ The Chair Laid before the Senate uuiu-
/ ished business, being the House bin to
4 establish a Bureau of Labor Statistics.
/ After an executive session, the Senate
| adjourned until Monday.
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New YORK, May 15th-The failure of
Fisk q Hatch created small panic in the
street, which had just begun To settle
down for a quiet close Of the day One
hundred men were within few minutes
crowding and clamoring outside the office
of the firm, or hu-Tying into the inner
offices The clerks, with trembling voices
admitted that they did not know where
Hatch had gone and begged the crowd to
withdraw from the office. Even those
who waited for their turn AT the loan win
dow did not appear to comprehend the
full meaning of the catastrophe 1t was
unexpected to all who heard it, The firm
has been looked upon as the soundest
house in Wall street A. s c. Hatch, the
second partner, has been for several years
President of tue Stock Exchange, and is
regarded as one of the most conservative
men in the street. Harvey Fisk, the senior
partner is in Europe The fall in United
STATES bonds has had much to do with their
present trouble although the general
shrinkage in all securities has also con-
uibuted TO their embarrassment, particu-
larly Central Pacific and Chesapeake and
Ohio, of which they were the bankers
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CHICAGO, May 15th.-A meeting of dele
gates TO yesterdays Autobiography Con-
vention, which nominated General Butler
for President, representing New York,
Maryland and the District of Columbia
was held to-day, and protest drawn up
obiecting to that action as Illegal, and put
mp job by Butler and the Greenbackers
They Will issue another platform.