Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-12
EASTERN NEWS.
Another Wall Street Bank
Closes It's Doors.
PROBABILITIES OF ITS IhhE-
DIATE RESUMPTION.
Funeral Ceremonies Of Ser
geant Edward Israel.
EssyY sEocz o. EAsTEoVASE
4. sE-AcE-7EiA-
III Treatment Of Americans
at Calera-
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| rn~hier,s aIrregularfsies-

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A Cashiers irregularities
NV YoxK. A1g. IA Wsn street
haaksaossa its doors this morning, owing
70 ir-sSclxriues c. its Cashier. 1t win re-
nsir closed aafii al matters are invest
rxszd. Ths Prssidsn, 10 Thomas ".
Evars, and ths Cashier John p. Diekia-
ssa. TIE hxnk il situated 81 Is Broad
street x-i Is 8 State h&nk. When tie
lksf x,,zAl statement wH iss1si SspssE-
be-. 1883, these ag1rss we're Es5s: Capital,
SsN, 600: sarplss. SS5.S5: undivided
p-o5s. Sa7,7S6. Ksrasa's sxsncy reports
TAI tie Vice Prssi3sas states tAsi The
s~.sx-xaess of the hAnk viii 50 throzgh tie
Cssrxae<ho1ss to-day. The capital ssock,
s0o. viii probably Be swept sssy.
Ds?ozso-x sill srAt1Xlly BE paid il fall
II il Eksly 50 per esas viii Be paid them
~ Tia s1d Of this week. The Cxshssrs
sA~1Ass Is sasea % Re 500. 0e. AID tie
bark has S0.a09 bad iebs- G. p TN
80 AID Z. J. Osborne. Directors
Q. is Wall strsst bank, - satar-
5sy nsghs AID sz13x. DSds q thor
ozga sxs-izsEoa- II justice 70 Al
parties iAsy VII not open tie Institution
ieg morning. Tie r@E4t e thar sxAz-
l1Xraz Was ~ follows DsYosltss Ss22,-
So, call I0xns, sl.Iia, a0o; good Business
papers. $50. erNs cash. Sls3.AN. Cashier
J. P. Dickinson has been lending money
too trsS2y o. irsz5cls1i margins, and II q
estimated thai The Ices vii hS sooui
S2al0a3. TIE bkzk Vas . 6esioz 81 the
CsSlg-hozss Q. $4,000 Ills morning,
raSeh has h<e psii- II i estimated ths'
the 6sPoslta-s vii De paid n fall And p4Es
q tAs c1u5sl q The bx-k Eill remain.
Prxs55as EFxrS q the Wall SF-ssi
BkzE, says tbs dsroslEars vii Be paid II
fall In Saturdays bank st4.s-soi fhs
h4zk igzrsi fer s. s3lt loAcs AID Dis
eozlrs. So 40 spe1s, Slz1500 legal tan
5srs. and Sl.lSSSn dsrosis- Ths Wall
Sirsst Bkak oEo-s declare he s1s-
ps1Eaa das to ihs ErsgElx-l1ss OF
CssAisr John P. Dieki1soa, WHO bad not
bsa al his desk Eico Friday night Ths
Exezss for lis x5ssoes On Saturday beng
thai hs Wis coazcai 10 liza h0zss By
I-cRs. It = coi AEss3 thai Dickinson
Is gEllsy o& worse irregularities than care
lsss1ess l. Tie q security coalstssA ais for
leans Several VA! street firms. closely
identified with la bG2k, among them c.
p TIEsoa L Co.. [ s. Chaplin i Co., and
Dickinson Bros. SAT they vii not suffer By
fhs tXllsrs. hit The strssf Is Donsnssriiy
sxP7cssd 50 h2r Ct Suspensions. The
b2nk has hS2 regarded 81 practically safe.
Daring tie resent larry il ksksi DO SC
commodities Al the ClsAring house. and
its oEns-s 1~rso1s2t2y made boasts Of its
strength.
Heavy Earthquake shock.
Pzn1EUm- Aug. Il.-For the 6rsi
tine since jan. 5, 1857 $ very p~eroepable
shock q s&-;hq1Aks Was fels in Philsdsl-
Phia At nine INMATES kfts- 2 O'clock this
s~ffarroan- II vas Of about 10 seconds
duration, ard the undulAtion ~APpSrsoly
exiAn6s iroz northeast TO southwest. in
creAsing II intensity with each second, and
sabssdlng gradually. The strongest build
ings IN the city we're shaken. and rickesy
ehInDeys soFPld over On the roofs, and
bricks tu1bled down Epon the pAvsnents
in Al parts o. the cify. Plaster fell from
the ceilings e houses. etinsvA-e ratified
in the closets. door-beIls began ring
ing, glasses elinked 10 q lively tune
upon si3sbo2rds, and clocks we're se; to
running acv1. In some instances people
we're Frustrated upon the Soors Of theiy
dwelling, asrEocs people were frightened
10 such Al extent that many thooght the
destruction Of the world was at hand.
Everywhere the popal4es became excited,
and every house in the city was Affected
more or less. A few men later three
tourths o. tie population we're in tbs
strest- kvsrywhsrs men, wonen and
children e~ongrsgAtsd upon the sidewalks
. streef corrsrs and eagerly discussed
the affair.
HI Treatment of Americans.
CuT or MExIco. via Galveston. Aug. II.
A. Callers. on the Mexican Central Rail.
way. yesterday Mexican pson insisted.
against orders, upon walking On the wall
Of . roundhouse being erected. Finally be
was knocked of by Al American, whom
the polics. instead Of arresting, beat with
clubs until the man wa rescued By AMER
cana and taken up the railway 20 Frss-
nsllo. The Mayor Of CAlsra 10 supposed "a
have instigated the trouble. having always
bsen inimieal 10 Americans. He caused
the arrest Of IL men employed af the sta
ton, including the train dispatcher And
tslegraphers. and imposed Hnes and sen.
tenee Of Imprisonment upon them without
trial. or representing the case TO the Min.
lister Of the Interior. Orders we're sent for
their release. but instead of complying
~ith the orders. the Mayor compelled shs
prisoners 10 clean the s;resa. The Amsri
can railroad men threaten vengeance. Tia
Federal authorities have. however, tAksu
prompt action 20 avoid further tronhlss.
Funeral of Sergeant Israel.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE re-
mains Of Sergeant Edward Israel meteor.
ologist Of the Greeley Arctic Expedition
arrived this afternoon. They we're me,
81 the depot by the city authorities, the
Hebrew and German societies. and . gres;
~eoneourss Of citizens. All places Of busi.
meas were closed in respect for the de-
ceased, who vas Q native Of Kalamazoo,
and honored for his unusually hrillisn,
talents. His funeral takes place ct
o'clock from the residence Of younr
Isrsel's widowed mother. There Is deer
sympathy here among all classes in her
great afdiotion, which md thres yesrs "A