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Editor GRArHIC.-

pelmit me through the columnp pf your paper
to call the attention Of the voters Of Rrule Co. to
. few facts in connection with my cphdsdacy for
Probate Judge. II ia generally known and cons
cedad that / was fairly and honestly Nominated
over Judge j.. b. Long for the said office at the
convention At Pukwana; but sir e that time the
defeated nspirant with the encouragement of q
selected few at Kimball has become imbibed
with the idea that he was slaughtered, and TINT
hie election could yet be secured if he were to run
on an independent ticket, and bolt the regular
ticket. From statements he has n ade one would
think that he regarded hlmsesf the only person
DIT TO hold that Office. He has also, to meet these
en1s, invented slHnderous statements against
myself without the least foundation. / ask the
voters not 70 be mislcd by such false representa-
lions and not be hoodwinked by one who is sure
Of being ret down upon by thoee who have known
his qualifications and standing, and who only
Wa elected to the office two years ago through
location and not fromany fitness he has for said
ofca. Again. he states that he has made no
money from the Office. ! viii reply that l am
informed that the records of the u. s.. Land
Of6ce will show ut least 1000 final proofs taken
before him since he entered upon the duties of
Probate Judge which realized him over $ss.7sO
exclusive II 4sS salary OF Probate Judge, ana
administration fees at not less than ssoo. making
. total Of 9x,s7s he has earned from said Office.
Thess figures speak. Now it is not my desire to
mako public Goating reporta derogatory to
Judge J. 8. Long unless / an, compelled todo SO
in self defense for unjust charges made towards
me. Therefore i will abide by the action OF the
Intelligent and cautiGns voters ci Bnlle county.
may further adj that Jultss Long was a cand-
stata for 4 .cialat,ye to:sots, ard haripg failed IN
that direction he NOW seeks The mis!sssss OF The
rnte-s of Bruie crn.ty ~ ind sneniant csrdidat,
FOX Probate Judge. t3,us d.tnnnssFstilg the fact
thrt It " the man s.~sing tn. otsss and net the
Office sesksny the man. lad (, Loag bS hi acts
before and sinoa tho cory ntiol s,n,ws that he 10
not Untitled to tn Foses Of the pesose nov AL
~ closins cf he polls on NOV. 4th NIL 10 Oh,
Jisktsn hin.
A S-1-spr
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General Buffers return to the as
aessors of Lowell shows that his in
come from his profession is 100000
His horses and yacht America, are
valued at 10000 and his real estate
in Lowell at 480,QOQ.
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aClara Bell" says actresses lie to
newspaper reporters about the gorss.
business and expensiveness Of their
cloths. This is very wrong. "A news
paper reporter never lies to an actress
about the georgeousness and expen-
siiyeness Of his clothes.
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LAID office at Mitchell d. ". Oct. 9Th. 1854.

LAID office ut Mitchell ID 4. Oct. 9Th. 1854.
Notice il hereby given tnat the following-nnmed
settlers have flied notices of their Intention TO
make final proof in support of their CLAIMS md
that said proofs will be made before Clerk Dist,
2 ourt Brule Go. at. Chamberlain d. I. on Nov.
nth 1881, viz: Patrick J. Qpigley u. +. No. 22Sai
for the SIN 4 2-l0i-i8. Witnesses: Kerr
nedy, Tfiomns CrahI, Henry Hilton. Thomns
2t58 for the Sc Holes. Witnesses-Hcrr.
Hilton. Charles Grain, John Kennedy, lhonat
Tor the S-E u I2-lM IS. Witnesses-P j. Onig.
ley, Charles tlisso. John Kennedy, Thomas Crahn
Also claimant John Kennedy Id No. PASS fol
Charles ". Gisso, Henry Hilton, Thomas tiahi
Also.olailuaIt Thomas Crai,n lid No. 24543 for
The SeW 4 25-l0i-GS. Mitnesses:-P. j. Quigley,
Henry Hilton, Charles w. fiisso, John Keniedy.
post-naice aadress of all CLAIMANTS ard witnessts
being Kimball. Brule Co., ID. I.
a2i Geo. Il. Eycritt Register.
D, Ryan Atty.
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politician spoke "a husky
wsre the words the reporter
AyKlots aThs politician spoke in
sNlhiskey tones,' was how the compos-
craaet i np. Same thing" was
sMeewhat The prsof-reader remarked
$500 Il II
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CORRESPONDENCE

While the 9 columns Of the GRtpHts ars always
for the publication of conn. unications of
general or Eersopal inter sci, the editor d'sclaims
all responsibility Tor the Btatemsnta made by tile
writer's. AL aNiSies u ust be signed On accum-
panied BY the name qf their authors, as y guar
antee sf their contends.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Land Office at Mitchell d. Il. Oct. 18Th MA,
Notice is hereby given that the followiiie-l smed
settler has filed notice of his intention III make
anal prcof III support of his claim al d sllt said
Go. at Chamberlain D. I. on Nov. 2ah 1874 viz:
Lloyd Britt Hid No. 2li50 for the Sic o.. :8-102-
10. He names tile following witnesses t, prove
said LAID, viz: r. s.. McCready, W. c. b, c, Joe
iIousehDider, john Gregsor, OF K,mbsli D. ].
3-29 Geo. =. I,yatilt. Il lister.
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Land office at Mitchell u. 4. Der. 18th 1881.
Notice ~ lereby gwen that the fallowiLg.lian d
settler ..as fled ! Jo,ice of lis intention To make
firal p oof in sum CIT OF his claim aid that SAID
proof will be mad lefole elk. list. tt. hr,le
Co. Mt Chamberlain 3. n. on Nov. % 1854, VIZ:
Peter 4. Dunlop Ed No. 1880 Tor the S-W A-9-
ur2-BS Hi. names tile following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, ard cultivation
Il, said lnnd. viz Edward y. Craft, Hugh Crpf;,
Edwa d N. Hoffman, Eli Hoffman of ktn.a.l
a-ga Geo. B. Eyeritt ka.lei ~
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Laid Office at Mitchell b. L. tai. ian 1851.
Noric, Is HEREBY gtsesi Ihut ti,s follow rp-nn,rel
settler hns FL II notice 81 lbs intertiu. to make
ti;ai proof IN support Of ms claim 10 q that said
Lrooi VIII -. .ttl{ds fs.,nrsfN tk ss&@aurt B-,,le
* l. ~ Iaa'a tssatii. a8 &4S ss 1854, VIZ.
~. atss1itt sss tqSa3ssS h or. IS
p osa his eoatinaot,s res;,iesee uis,l, end rulis.
patton of said iaud. ayiz.: ,.Trisp,ad r ttec, q, IL
Maynard. j. W,Orcutt, Frs4i " aFner. OF Rimbali
\. !. 50 ueo. L. Eseritt kegistor.
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Land Office at Mitchell D..f. Ucl. Ira. 1884.
Not!ce IS hereby given ,iIat tbs follow j r-Lamed
settler has filed notice of his mlei.tioi 10 make
GnRl proof IN, support of his CLAIM and u at said
20. Mt Chamberlain D. I. on Nov. 1911. 1884. VIZ:
%: Hol!enback Hid No. 2Hss for the BE IL
lt-l0o-S!. He Iainss the following Wri esses 10
yation ~ said Land, viz: LINER I. JG..te, Powell
Leash, William Mouiald, Frank Noodord. Of
himi,al D. I. SO iies,- i. tfy5eitt u gi5ter.
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Lund Office at Mitchell ID. r. Oct. l6,. 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the follow e-numed
settler has fi..diotice Ut ms Inteitio& 10 make
final proof in support of his claim and hat said
proof will be. made before elk. Dist. Cay 1T Brnle
Go. at Chamberlain D. 4. on Nov. 28tl ss4, VIZ:
Mary Hancock Id No. z5SS4 for the s. !. NV "a
d S-W u of NE a II 1856. He name the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove ilis coltiBt Gus resi-
delce nEen a. d c,gt.yatieG Of sud nd, viz:
JOHN 'Wllks. Frai.Ik Mi ieIi, Slammed A. bullyell,
Joseph Beyrs, of krmtn.li d.. 4.
$3.50 Gep. b. Everitt III gister,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

a sayge number Of young ladies' at
IsNsyafk n. have signed ! pledge
Ito kiss alym man Who chevs tocac-
lExshansa.
lalyssyasAs also signed : pledge 70
u l1Hex1lyJssnan Who don't?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Land office at Mitchell u. i. Sep.. Istn les .
Notice is hereby Riven tiilt The fgllowns-, med
settler has filed notice o; his mt9i,tlon to AXE
final proof in support of his cla IN and thai taid
20. at Chambsrlain p. L. Oh November I'll s8l.
viz: Charles Miller I'D. No. 2t76s for the \ VIZ
i5-l0l!l!.s He names the following witness 8 to
proys his continuous residence spon and tulti-
yation Of said lard, VIZ: Frank Han d, Alex
Thomas, James Sculley, William tuIt ., of
KiInball d. I. 3-25 Geo. IL. Everitt Re lister.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31
Ohio Since 1856.

The following table Of majorities
given in Ohio at the October and No
vember elections Of each presidential
year since the organization Of the Re.
publican party showshew steady Ohio
is ID the republican column in national
contests, however liable 70 be shaken
or rev%olutioni1ed on local issues iii To-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Land office nj Mitchell D. 4. Sept. 2?ud 1873
Notice is hereby given that the fnllowirg-ns ed
sattler has filed ratice of Ills irtertinf 10 Ike
inal pronf.in support ct hgs aiai n md Tat id
p-oof will be msie hefara fix. DIST Gtsiej ule
G J. Mt itbe.r ain d. OH My, ;st iRsi. il:
Hlrsy c. Smith D. M: for the M 4
psoye his continuous residence upon AZ d { lii
vation of said lard. VIZ. W. r.. McD"r8ia. G. rri-
bsldi Aficck. Misslni Atleck, August Woebtl ing
of Lyonville DIT.
BIS Cleo, r.. Fynritt Register.
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Next Tuesday tells TIE story.

he country viii settle down to its
regular order Of basissas after Tues
~ next.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Roitseess $500 evtrange bed-fellows
Shouldn't bs a1rprissd 70 see Ben.
Bntlsr md Belya Lockwood occupy
tie political stats-soom before
slssdoa az 81 81 the AAaf Of Noyen.-
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Final Proof Notices

Land Office at Mitchell D.. I. October I'd 1884.
Notice is hereby gwen that the olluwlne-14med
settler has filed notice of his inter. ton 10 make
hnGt proof IN support OF lls clam aid that SAID
20. ut Chamberlain u. 4. on Nov. 18th 1854, viz:
Jacob Il. Howdeslnll lid No. 25l40 for the Nj.
A-SS-102-67. lie names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence upon ard cul-
~tivallon of said lard, VIZ: o. Fitch. Frank Rich
ter, John Schlecta, herman Stille, OF Kimhall d.
1. 3-8 Geo. b. Everptt Register.
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i.n,I Office n M,;c,cll IL. Il. 8, 4.

Laid Office 1T Ml.chcll b. Z. ps. I'd
Noticu is hereby gfyci til; / Iii 4ulis.Mt s
tpttler lias fled otice of his i~ifen,r& q. .nssh
inai proof in support of his clan al d tilu Il. q
proof will be made p fore ok. Dist. Court Brul
10. at Chamberlain D., I. on Nov. 1st 1881, w
t-l05-6s. He names the following witnesses to
rove his continuous residence urpn I'D culti-
vation of said land. viz: n. {. Smith, Garlbald.
ltfieck, Miasipni htf,e *, August WoebjkiEg, q.
~Iyonvil!e lirt.le Go. u. 7.
SIS Geo. y. Eyeritt Register.
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Land ot.se NJ A;sei,s!i D.. I. Sept, 18th 1854.
Sut,cs is lleretss given ihat the foliowing-raneti
ssrttler hrs htta notice of his Intention to mals.
proof will be Made before ok. v list. Court Brul,
Go. Mt Chamberlain .. 7. on Nov. I'll, 1851, viz;
CeIghIin Ed. No. 1898 for the y W H.:
i0l-6S.s Ee naines the following Witnesses IL
prove his continuous residence u,on md cult
vation of said lard. w: Joscrh Householder.
lackson Gressssev. Scott McCrcady, John Greg,
son, of Kimban /. I.
2a-25 Geo. B. Eyeritt Register.
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Lard Office ut Mitchell D. 7. Sept. I'D 1854.
Notice is !t rely gwen tlrit lie fol wing-ramrd
tsttler ] az Eleil notice of his intention To mas 6
ii al proof in supported his niaim AID that m d
proof will b. ,n.te before ok. Dist. Court Bsu e
20. at Chamberlain .. I. on Nov. eth 1891, Y y:
Albert Kruger I'D. No. 1851 for the s-E a-lT-
iOJ-os. He ramts the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon ard cu'Ii-
yation OF .snid land, VIZ: George G. Whiiai r,
Henry a. Whitaker, August Bolster, john Nc
Ree, OF I.yonvillt y. I.
3-3 Geo. h. Fveritt Register.
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~ Geo. B. Everi,t Register

Land Office at Mitchell DIT. Oct. 18th ssI,
Notice IN whereby given that the followan named
settler has blcI notice Of liia intention 70 make
final proof in support of hrs claim mdtlit raid
proof will be made before elk. Dist. Cont Brule
Co.. at Chamtprlfin D. !. on Nov. 18th a&4, viz;
John u. jacobson HR No. 1850 for tn s-E or,
l5-io2-Ss. He ntimes the following wit.,tses to
prove his c~ontinuoas resldence upon "a q culti-
8owley. Robt. Barr, Michael McGsaw, I Kim.
bail DIT. S-29 Gtp. 3. Everitt II eister.
Land Office at Mitchell DIT. Sept. 27u 1884,
Notice "a hereby given tilatt b ~foliowlii; named
final proof in support of his cham. al d / at said
proof Will be made before Ok DIST. 1e.ll Brule
viz: Albert Howard II. ID. No. 2sg27 iur I. W !.
M u d w SW Il .~33-i,5-t8 HI, II. n es the
following wltnosst 70 prove ms csi iinuons
residence upon, and cultivation OF. saiu land viz
Harry Clayton, Charles DAVIS, Christ u il
Joseph Small of Lyonsvilie ID. Il. -
S-Al Geo. u. ynrift r nistar
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Afslative Ticket.

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NJ 1sIsessatatiyss.
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nn,,,.yr 1Tckot
i 80
'ssss .. !. oUICI.FY.
3aptseer ot Neees,
xMQAAS KALFEAIAEn
MssiR
JOHN =. HAN.
NE: Treasurer.
M. E. q. 5rn1frNs,
4edee g EtSlssse Court,
Aaaf4lct ANoInsys
es.a., ss,,.,s.;
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Lard Office at Mitchell D. 4. Oct. IN, 1881.
Notice - hereby gwen that ti,e foiiowiI e-nsmed
iinal pronf IN support Of his claim ard hat said
proof WI be made before tie Clerk u he Dist.
18th 1881. viz: viola I. Davlns d. s. :20ls Tor
TIC Me a Traction y 5-l0t-hs. He mes the
fol. owirE witnesses to prove los cni,ti ! GUS res
iden.,e upon ard cultivation of sud nd, VIZ:
Henri layton. t'has. Lyon. d. Claacy, G. Har.
low, OF Kiinbajl D.T :.
Geo. 3: Evcritt X. eister.
And notice is hereby specially given Il John A.
Painter WHO made. Homestead entry 10. 1881
now in cor ilict Ws.h the above TO appear at this
Office on the date t..d hour above mar ed and
led md the above-rama I'd pre-emp,or all we'd to
consuinate title to tie above described iind un
der his u. 8. No. 2aIl3.
- Stpo .= GyqO. r. Evoriff r, c,rtar
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This, it will be seen, il an average
of 10000 on seven October elections
liz presidential years since 1855. Ohio
has this year fallen far short Of her
average vote.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Excitement at Bradford, Pa.

BRADFORD, Pa, May l5.-The Tunna
Valley Bank closed Its doors this MORN
Ing. A run was made on the First Ma
tional Exchange and Bradford National
and Dow, Fullages & Coleman, mainly by
small depositors. Heavy deposits have
been made by several prominent brokers,
and 1t is thought the First National will
come out all right. Excitement prevails
on the street but no panic. The Tunna
Valley is thought to be solvent, but fear
ing run, closed its doors until the ex-
citement passes over.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Heavy Decline in Bankers & Mer-
chants Telegraph Company.

New YORK, May 15.-Bankers' &
Merchants Telegraph stock, quoted yes
terday at ll9, is now selling at 45 regu-
lar, 80 cash, owing to the suspension of
A. W. Dimock & Co. Dlmock is Presi-
dent of the Bankers & Merchants, and
a large block of stocks were sold out un-
der the rule for his account. The OFF,
GERS of the Bankers & Merchants Com
pany say that Dimock's failure will not
in the least affect the standing or opera
tions Of the Company.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
A Run on the Banks of Kansas City
Panic Echos From Abroad.

LONDON, May l5. The panic in New
York yesterday has very little effect on
the stock market to-day. With the excep.
ton of small decline in several Ameri.
can railway shares the market was steady.
The news being received early last even.
ing, gave time for calm reflection, and by
the time the Stock Exchange opened this
morning general feeling prevailed
among the brokers that the depression
and panicKy state of the New York mar
ket was only temporary, and that to-day
would see reaction almost, If not quite,
equal to the decline yesterday. Still there
Is very little doing in American railways,
and news of the condition of af.
fairs In New York is calmly awaited,
with the belief that those who lost their
heads in the furry yesterday were to be.
come satisfied that the alarm was not
well founded aud that there is still
interview with leading member Of the
Stock Exchange, he stated that he had
large orders from Americans here to buy
American railway shares at figures a
very little below to.day's prices.
Orders were received also from
Americans In Paris, Berlin and
other cities to buy In case there was
much Of fall In prices. "But" said the
broker, tive have not been able to fll any
Of these orders, as, contrary to expecta-
ton Of the bears, the holders Of Ameri-
can stock are not disposed 10 throw them
on the market at present, believing the
depression only temporary and that when
1t Is over q sharp reaction will take
place."
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
The Furry at Kansas City Ended.

New YORK, May l5.-Money is now
loaning at one-quarter per cent. per diem.
1t is stated that many banks are loaning
money at premium on the street
through brokers. The Clearinghouse
has just issued 100000 new loan certih-
Gates.
A dispatch from Kansas City reports
that the banks are now paying depositors
in full and the furry Is over.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Proposed Amendment.

New YORK, May l5.-The proposed
amendments to the constitution of the
Bank clearinghouse Association are as
follows "ln case of the refusal or in
ability of any bank to promptly refund to
bank presenting such checks, drafts or
other items and they are returned as not
good, the bank holding such checks,
drafts or other items may report to the
manager the amount Of same and 1t shall
be his duty with the approval OF
the clearinghouse Committee to take
from the settling sheet of both
banks the amount so reported and adjust
the clearinghouse statement accord
ingly; provided that such notice be given
to the managers before one O'Clock Of the
same day. The Clearinghouse Commit
tee shall also be empowered, whenever it
shall consider 1t for the interest of the
association, to examine any bank a men,
ber OF the association, and require from
any member securities of such amount
and character as said committee may
deem sufficient for the protection OF bal
ances resulting from exchanges.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Foreign Exchange Declines.

New YORK, May l5.-The foreign ex-
change market declined from S4.SSto
4.9O to S4,S7to4 80, through the offering OF
loan bills on large amounts, and also by
drawing of money from London by cable
TO be used here at the expected high
rates.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Hatch & Foote Hope to Resume.

New YORK, May l5.-Hatch & Foote
say that statement of the firms position
will probable be ready late this afternoon.
The suspension is declared to be chiefly a
precautionary measure. They are hope
full Of resuming business in week or so,
If the market is favorable
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Folger's view-connor's Prediction.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May l5.-Secre-
tary Folger has returned to Washing
ton, and was at the Treasury Depart
ment this morning. He said he took
hopeful view of the situation and
believed the worst was over, and that
the Department would probably take
further action to relieve the financial
situation.
Connor, Comptroller of the Currency,
received number of private dispatches
this morning, all of which are of hope
full and reassurng nature, and he conf
IDENTITY predicted that the panic was SUBJ
siding.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Hatch, Of Foote & Hatch.

New YORK, May l5.-Mr Hatch, OF
Foote and Hatch, just suspended, is
President of the Stock Exchange. The
house has been one of the largest
dealers in Government bonds in the
city.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
SUSPENDED at the Hub.

BosToN, May l5.-F. A. Hawley & Co.,
bankers and brokers, have suspended.
They were regarded as a house of good
standing and supposed to be doing a
profitable business. Mills, Standard &
Co., small brokers, have also suspended.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Holding Back for Higher Rates.

NEW YORK, May l5.-All stocks which
were loaned yesterday at a premium were
renewed fiat to-day, and fresh loans of
money were made at to per cent.
Money at noon, 6 bid, with loaners hold
ing back for higher rates.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16

one million FIVE hundred thousand dol
lars in bank notes on hand TO meet
obligations as presented,
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Notes Of the Conflict.

New YORK, May 10, 0:SO A. M.-Henry
S. Jacques has just been elected Presi.
dent OF the Metropolitan Bank, in place
of George j. Seney. The officers of the
institution have posted a notice that the
bank resumes payments ateleven o'clock
Russell Sage is paying all demands on
his privileges as usual this morning.
Nelson Robinson 3 Co. have no hope Of
immediate resumption.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
The Metropolitan Resumes.

New York, May l5.--The Metropoli.
tan National Bank resumed business
at noon, and crowds OF men are
going In and out Of the Bank, but
there Is no excitement and little
demand for money or pressing from
dspositors. The paying teller has over
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Foote & Hatch.

New YORK, May l5.-The suspension
of Foote & Hatch has just been announced
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
The Government to the Rescue.

New YORK May l5.-Assistant Treas
urer Acton has been ordered to pay from
now until June |, the bonds embraced in
the l25th, l26th and l27th calls, with ac-
crued interest.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16

Mr.. Gilbert Cole, Wayne, Wayne Co.,
Mich, says he has used the wonderful pain.
reliever, St. Jacobs Oil, and can truthfully
Gay, It cured him Of rheumatism.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-16
Excitement in Bleecker Street.

New YORK, May l5.-There is run
on the Bleecker Street Savings Bank to-
day. At noon the lines of depositors in
tending to withdraw deposits extended
many feet on either side of the bank.
From appearances heavy draw is ex-
pected.
A Run on the Banks Of Kansas City,
Mo.
New YORK, May 15.-Dispatches re-
ceived from Kansas City state that there
is run on all banks there to-day, but
they are standing together and paying
Ndepositors twenty per cent of deposits.