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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15

NEw YORK, June H.-Goyernmoris O
fraction lower for 2'g.
Railways unsettled.
State securities quiet.
Tho share market was active and buoy
aus again to-day Oh allli,M,ut o. truaA
line troublea advance IN grain rates, the
favorable bank statement and the semi
official announcement that the Lake Shore
company will declare It's usual quarterly
DIVIDEND OF per cent. this month, a2d not
-, ns hsd Deen pTedi1.ed oy the bears
All the leading shares were in briek de-
maud from the opeuUg until near p. m.
and an adyarca OF IL to
. 5S per cent. was recorded. After
time mentioned the msIk / became dull
but az the delivery hour the room trad ars
broke Missouri Pacific preferred from Il 4
to l5. Union Pacific fell of 3 on the re-
port that the May earnings would show a
decrease Of $4,000. Other active shares
declined IA to u per cent. Al the close
there w0s a recovery OF Is 20 per cent,
and the market closed stea1y. Compared
wilh last night closing prices are Ia 10 / 3 (
per cent. higher except for Missouri Pacific
preferred and Omaha, which are 2 20 | 3
per cent. lower. Transscliors, 32i coo
shares.
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CORSICAyA.

CoRsIcANA, Juae 14.--[Speoisl IA
heavy rain and wind storm visited on ciiy
last night about seven o. clock, doing con.
siderable damage through the town and
tearing roofs and cornices from msny Of our
business houses. A chimney on the court
house blew down and went entirely "a rough
the roof TO the floor of the court rcora-
The Navarro County World Fair asso-
ciaiion met end orsanized this afternoon.
Captain s. J I Johnson was elected cnair-
man; Messrp. II. A. HslbertS ard y. l..
Wood, secretariet; and George u. Jkxter,
James GaIriv, W. r. Bright. r z. Good
man ard A. Ildik, finance committee The
central comm 'tiee. on whom 8 great part
OF the work depends, cousiste oi l.. ].
Wheeler, J. A. T wDserd and Il ]. Sm-
kins. Alter some Incidental work iha asso-
c.a'ion adjourned TO meet two week. from
to-day. =. :.
A msn who worked on sec.icn ~, |,
r. xas & st. Louis railwar, was fluud
nd this morning in toe yard bacF o. th'
II rtou house. The j1ry imp inui liei "a
nolo an inquest returned verdict h the
decsssed having come 10 his death throngn
toe immoderato use OF Intoxicating drinks
The man hal been lying about the saloon'
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AI;ILIsNE,

ABILENE June H. Especial. J. Charley
Moore, a Cowboy was arrested to-day at
Roundup, eight mites from Abilene, by
Depuly ScrOggin, on warrant from La
esiie. 10 eo,uqcd ~ murder.
&. W. Merchant shipped i've cars OF beef
cattle to-day lcr st. Louis In fine condition.
Twenty-eighI cars Of cattle arrived last
uiaht from Pearsal, Texas, fer Lee & Hur-
ria, Of San Angela.
Pierce & Adams to-day ahipped for 81.
Louis and Chicago 800 mutton sheep.
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nrllmnr Ik1rI,s.

YANKToN, June IL -Governor Y @ O-d-
way 10 dGv addressed a loitar 70 Hugh J.
Campbell, United States district attorney,
Ia which hc speaks Of tho indictment re-
turned ogains' him (0rdWsy). which was
procured, % he contends, b. lo4ll prtju-
dice, ard also advefts 10 the pub
lish6d statement that he is seeking
10 cvada a thorough enquiry into
his official copduCt as governor, Address
ing Oimpbsipin per .op he bsvG: 81 will
jcin you in 20 osrrTh rtquos { ihe presi-
dnnt that Aleza' der r. Botlas aud w.
Hsieht, -xsminers cfihe der a-tment Of JUS
tiop, sent into the territory to exam ne into
the charge preferred against you ba also
authorized aud fully empowered
TO examine all witnesses which
you may pretent SHOWN & corr uption or
maltsassnce IN nv Office on my part, while
.continuing 30 make examination OF charges
'preierred against you and IL thsi- report
sSGGs either OF both 20 have scted corrupt
OF both shall Immediately give q
rtnls;ttjou to tie president and thus re-
lieve the peoplSof Dakota from corrupt
and incompetent officials" No answer
has vet been receivsd.
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Failures.

CHICAGO, June li.-Henry T. Hally &
Co., Wholesale plumbers, have failed; liza
bilities, s65 eco; asseis, 100000, consisting
Of stock and outstanding accounts.
UHARLksroS, w. VA, June 1.-THE ag-
Approximate ststement Just made Of the
state of the banks affairs shows liabilities
Of the bank abou' Sl25, 900; nominal 1ssets,
about sl60 900. The assignees ieel conf
dent that large part Of the indebtedness
Of the bank will be PAID, but AS a consider
able portion of the assets consists OF inter
est in coal lande and liens on real estate, Il
will be necessary to take some timo TO wind
mn the affairs II the hsnk.
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oALVFSroN.

GALYEsToN, June l4.-[PresI lit is Off
cialy announced that on Tuesday next
through trains will be run over the Texas
& Ne = Orleans railway. thus re.establishing
communication which Tor the past three
weeks has been interrupted by destruction
by floods OF the bridge over the San Jacinto
liver. Since the washout the only commu-
rication latteriy between Galveston, Hous-
ION ana New Orleans has been by a round
bout way, norih 10 Marshall and Shreve.
port, or ny oleamer from Galveston via the
mouth of the Mississippi river.
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Park Prospects.

ST. PAUL, June H--Rsceiver Holm, OF
the Yelowstons National Park lnprove-
ment company. announces that owing 10
jud cial complications in the affairs OF the
National Park Improvement company,
the mammoth Hot Springs hotel will not
be open 20 tourists before the 10Th proximo.
After June ~ b passenger trains from
Portland and st. Paul will bs run daily
rom Livingston to Cinnsbsr.
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KILLEEN.

KLLERS, June H.-TSpsc.al,l-A local
option election was held to.day IN justice
precinct No. Z, the result OF which is q fol.
lows: KJlleen polled 1872 votes, 40 for aud So
against; Warren pole: 62 votes, 4j for ana
II against. This leaves only 0 me- irity
against, with another poll 10 hear from,
which is likely 10 20 for iocal option, but
cannot be heard from tonight.
Doctor Risk, of Memphi, M.ssissippi, IL
stopping In our city for few days fir the
benefi of his health, as well as looking after
investment.
The weather has been clesr and rot for
several days. The thermometer resit cred
96 in the shade to-day.
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HRoWNWOoD.

BRoWBwooD, June 4-l5pCoiaL l-Th
exercises OF ths Cagger institute, under the
superiniendenoy Of Professor Carl Aincent
commenced last Tuesday and closed last
night. Trustees aud patrons were highly
pleased with the proficiency the pupils had
acquired under their able instructors.
The Mable Norton troupe played Thurs
day ard Fridsy nights to large audisLoeF,
aud tonight cur caDaGiaul opera hall was
crowded 70 ils utmost capacity,
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A ScnundrcI SMunC.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Inter. ocsan's
Deadw Dakota, special ssys: Ales.
ander Fiddler, man OF many ali
ases, was found near Sturgis, this
county, to-day, hanging to a tree. lie and
two companions robbed an emigrant fam
ily en- route to the hills recently, and Il
supposed to have met his fate at tne hands
OF vigllan;es. He bore bad name aud had
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MARSHALL!

MARSHALL, June Il. - Especial = Mar
shall lodge No. %, a. P. e A. NJ, met last
night aud elected the following officers for
he ensuing year, namely: T. p. Hawley,
W. M; w. Honeycut, g. W., w. ID. McFar-
lin, jr., w. E.i j. Fry, treasurer; w. W.
Hearttell, secret ary.
The remains OF I'd Whitaker, who died
at the railway hospital, at Fort Worth,
were buried here tn.day. He was escorted
TO his last restingplacs by large number
Of his brother railroad men.
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FoRRrY, June Il -[5psolal. l--To-dav,
bclgg The limo for the election oil cur muni.
clpt officers, has caused quite a crowd TO ne.
Ecmhle IN our lltlle town, greater than has
been teen since the rAins ceased. III 6 cleo
ton 10 qulst but every one seems 10 manifest
grtrt interosl, as all parties seem 10 have n
special horse on the track. The RAGS Tor
mayor will be very close, 90 two Of our
most worthy citizens are the aspirants,
MeNrs. McNeW and II. IL. Lowell gu; pret.
ont juslice OF the peace.
Mics Hattie SELF, one Of Forney'a bellies,
by mistake took thirty drops Of Fowler 8
solution Of arsenic, which might have re-
suited seriously, hut DR.. Eugene Sh'rd was
summon eds aud administered the proper
treatment Ia such cater, and now sho ia
considered safe.
Mis- Bennie Cloud, one OF Dallas pret.
iiesi Young ladies', IS visiting her hlster,
Mrs. O. NJ. HobbH u this place. Miss Ben.
uie has many irlondl ana admirers here.
Mrs. Kendall and children vie Of our
railroad egent hero, arrived to-day, and
Ei'l make thiF their hon q for the time. We
w,,come SIR, Kendall and hie very estima'
blf family.
FnRSEY, juno HI Special l-LATER- $.
icN0W was elected mayor by "A majority
of % ] 8. Woodg, mGrshul aldermen-J.
r. Daugheriy, L ". Daley, A. j. Walker,
G. Q. NeGtOn, j. n. Lewis,
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ST. LOlIS.

ST.. LOUIS, June l4.-ESpecial, III, l.
Keller has been appointed superintendent
OF the Rio Grande division Of the Texas &
Pacific, vice ID. Flanagan resigned.
Major Harvey Salmon, who is deiesale
ton to he held In st. Louis, 10 In town. He
says: Texas people view the convention
with great deal OF interest. All axe en-
thusias,ic. There will be representatives
rom Texas, Old Mexico and the westorn
states and territories. | have net he
slightest doubt but that 1t will ba grand
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for tho past ten days, drunk most OF tine
tine.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. stnait leave In the
morning for an extended tour through the
north.
Miss Sue Allen, OF Houston, Is visiting
blends In the city.
uTane, Johnson n Drins, OF Corslcana,
have closed contract with Mr. a.. W
Hughas, OF Van Alsiyne, 30 oyarhsul hia
mill Rnd nut In tho celebrated NCrlyks &
Morrison 90, machinery. Mr.. NJ. II
ovens, ihelr contracting millwright, will
have charge oil the work,
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JEEFERsoy, June 1i.-T5peclal 1.-The
weather Tor ne last ten days has boen very
favorable Tor crops and the farmers a.ya
taken adyllttgs of IL, aud crops are iu ~
finely now, II he weather continues 30 q
good average crop will be tho haivest.
Milton Fry, the young msn who Wsl
knocked of the railroad bridge by passen
ger train on the Texas & Pacific on he 4h,
has entered suit against that company for
10 200.
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BRYAN.

BRYAE, June Special. 1.-THE various
fchoolc IN tho city ore now holding their
examination and Will close next week
Tho commencement exercises Of the fema q
asmin8ry will take p'uce on the l7Lh. The
graded school will closc on the cob.
Tho athletes OF Bryan are making prepa.
rali0Us 10 have u day Of sport on tbs Fourth
OF July. The Bryan gun club it's thought
v'l also Join IN the days pleasures.
Captain j. N. Henderson vas elected
rom this district az one one OF the delegates
b. he democratic national convention.
The weather for the past week has been
warm and clear, onGbiing the farmers TO
ret lhoir crops clean. Rain is neoled now
for the corn.
Mayor W. l.. Brnghurst will deliver the
address before the HOcieiies Of tho AQrloul
tural & Mechanical college on commence
ment.
the work on the new hotel has been de
layed for two wcekg on account OF not hsv
ing brick.
iIr. Coy NJ. Bryan, ic, Is spending a
month 10 BraEoria county.
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Cinrlnnntl lhrnniclns.

CNuHE4TI June 1.-THE skeleton Of a
boy was found 10 a pond In Avoudale this
morning with n rope around his neck ard
stone tied to the rope. There is no clue
TO his identity.
The case OF Campbell, attorney in the
noted Berner trial, charged with attempt.
ing 10 bribe Juror, went to the jury at
noon to-day.
The Jury difagreed and were dischlrEed.
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CRAWFORD,

CRAWFORD. June Ia. Especial. IAN elec,
ton polled at this place to-day polied l22
votes Tor prohibition and % votes against
prohibition. This is the largest vote ever
held at this place. Considerable excitement
was manifested, as il was thought IL would
be a close raca. There are two other boxes
TO be heard from yet. They will increase
the msiority for prohibition.
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convention IN inOring tho temperance
question is IAN insult 10 pro ohibitionists,
an set Of prlii ~ ul ardioe, which ought 10
be condemned nv oyory Christian man and
woman IN the cOunirv, aud NO FAR ns am
personally concern Il, shall never DO en-
dOrael by my ballot
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pIEpRANEGRAs.

PrEpRAs NEGRAs, MEX, June H.-iope
cial AFTER two months of weary and IN
cessant struggling, to-day the iona L'ur.
was officially prociaimed. The event Fa-
celebrated by a banquet and display o.! hre
,a~Nrlrn
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Ratification Meetings.

ArCIhCNHATI
CMciygATI June IL Il Blaine rAliica-
tion meet ug, held at Music hail tonight.
Wa addressed By Emefy stprrs. Thres
Thousand five hundred % 90 persons wers
present. There was much onthus asni.
y arly every ward was replesenied by
Blaine clubs.
IOWA CITY IA,
Iowa CRY, IA, June li The republi-
cans held a utilization meeting here to-
night 10 Which Goyeraor Krswood made
speech lor Blaine QUA Logan lie an-
uou1oed he would 20 in;o toe canvass.
Hon. John walker and olhcrs spoke.
AT ~. Luz.
ST. LOUIS, June / 4 --GermEu republican
meetings GO Tltiiy tha nomination I Blaine
ana l. gsn wern held Tonight IN north
ana south So. Louis. They were fairly
attended Addresses were delivered by
local speakers, which were well received.
At cuiCto1.
OuicAGo June li,-Iho republican rAtiii-
cation meeting Tonight Vns largely at
r.aei and very cors.aCra1ll enthusiasm
vas ma'iics'ti, Iun crowd IN tho hall
nUuh red between 4 90 'ad 5000. Vari-
Ous tOtcL.btarur bodies from d'r.rent
paris oi The city, headed by bands
7i mu,ic, led tlo way 90 the 3 Los ~ meet
ing and cnlIyeuAG Che Ceue in and % 1out
tho hall. Ga the platform were lbol go
Of the advertised l.,t OF vice.
nr giden,s. among whom were Joseph
Medl', T. b Wgshnurrp, Gsorie Schneider,
John Won worth, q b. FarTrll auI o hers.
Senator John J Gilbert, Of New York, in
The Courso OF speech said Ee had attended
the nuticonal convention in The ilterest OF
EimuUds bat a. the same time he was pre-
pared TO abide by the viii OF tne msiority,
which vas clearly for Blaine. IlHu Vent
worth, N. BEEN sUd Mr.. Peabody, OF
Colorado, all made speechel, cztaling the
record o. the party aud the two mel who
had been named a9 leaders. They all
touch uuon tho attempt 10 iusugurate an
independent movement, nd said 10 only
e. feet would ho 90 rouse the fun strength OF
the party, which b a desired and had sue.
.ti. choice.
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sHERMAy, June l4-Tsp6clal. l-About
O'Clock yesterday evening very strong
wind blew no from the east. IL looked for
a time like we vera going 10 have genu-
iun cyclone, and a great many were pretty
badly frightened. The Wind blew up
clouds OF dus. 80 thick that Il was impossi.
bic 10 rec anything twenty yards distant.
4 gentle shower settled tho dust aud the
wind quieied down without doing any
damage moro str.ons than blowing down
several awnings, doors, shutters. etc.
The colorod public schools CT the city
gave an entertainment 40 The court house
laet night. IL was we'll attended, and the
sable youngsters acquitted themselves very
cledIahly.
Contiderebla preparations are being made
hy our citizens to celebrate the Fourth of
jnly in "a manner worthy Of the dag. a
meeting OF our best ciiiz ns convened, com.
miJtees Gtr0 appointed generous conr.bu.
tionB nro pouring in iItely and a grand
tine ig anticipated.
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CAsrRoyILLE.

CAsTRovGLLE, Juae A.-l5pecal. Ito.
day brought the fret sunstroke Of The seq.
son A year old boy named Msstsi son
dsoppeJ dead In the front yard.
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MnnnnnI,l,s nnnm.

ISDIASAPlin, June II "A club Of 100
membeTl Yaa ofgalizld here tonight 90
work for The nomination 4 Joseph MoDon-
q 4 for president. The aitondaucs sho we'd
union and harmony among l1oal democrats.
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81. .Iol,n RnIts.

KANSAS CRY, June 1.-THE Times
Olanthe, Kansas, special says: Governor
st. John, in an interview, discla the
published statement that he declared the
domination OF Blaine and Logan a disgrace
a honest men, and recommending that
mpersncs people oppose the ticket.
hessys, however, the action Of the Chicago
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Marine.

Nav ORLEANS, June IL Cleared: Seam
ship Counsellor, Liv erpool; Ellie Knight,
Livngstor shin Port Royal. Bremen; bark
Giuseppe, (Lar al Genoa. Arlived: Steam
ship Rio Grande, Morgan City and New
York; Heredia, Port Lemoene
GALVESTON, June l4.-Arrived. Steam
ship Clinton, Clinton. Entered: Schooner
Mary l.. Clarke, Pascagoula. Cleared:
Schooner William 4. Wckhsm, Phiisdel-
phia; schooner Evie d Hal, Pensacola;
schooner Fair Wind, Tsmpieo Sailed:l
steamship New York. New York; steanl
ship Clinton, New Orleans.
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BosTor, June IL --samuel Levi
hes lust completed two ycsrs -
Baltimore for forgery, ives b1
this morning 20 enswrr Tor ~
tin lar charge. Lewis
wealthy ink manuisc nrtf
bu' sqnandertd his moDe
and everal years ego coi
| Of nOtss.
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An LIMB!

Nrw YoEK, Juof
clerk in the empi9x
Co wholesale de1
\ cid 10 answer
ltcsed Tor the
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And the Lowest rioeh IN INC oi'y ~
BRYAN d BRA DSHAW,
5i5 Elm street,
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LATE NEWS ITEMS

IN the Senate on the 9th Senator Vest re-
ported favorably the bill for the erection
of public building at Detroit. Memorials
favoring the suspension of the coinage of
the silver dollar were presented by Sena-
tor Bayard and others. A bill was intro
duced by Senator Cockrell to facilitate the
negotiation of bills of lading aud other
commercial instruments. The free bridge
bill across the Potomac River was then
taken up and substitute for the
original bill offered and passed. Mr..
Vance addressed the Senate i'll support of
Vests amendment providing for free
ships. ...In the House the morning hour
was dispensed with and the tariff bill
taken up in committee of the whole.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Brown
of Pennsylvania, Townshend, Gibson,
Randall, Blackburn, Eaton and others,
the debate being closed by Mr.. Morri-
son. There was an excited scene when Mr..
Converse moved to strike out the enacting
clause. The motion prevailed-l59 to 10.
THERE was considerable of "a panic in
New York on the 9th, caused by the fail
ure of the Marine Bank of that city and
the suspension of Grant g. Ward, bankers
and brokers' The bank had cap
ital of $4,000 and surplus
of 100000. The failure of Grant 81
Ward was occasioned by the collapse of
the bank Jay Gould takes hopeful view
OF the situation of the country, financially
ana commercially, and does not think the
Marine Bank in New York amounted to
much
CHARLEY FORD, who was participant
in the killing OF Jesse James, AMI who, wi h
his brother Bob, has been playing through.
out the country in variety halls, sho him.
self through the heart on the morning Of
the 9th ut his fathers home near Richmond,
Mo. Various causes are assigned in cXpla-
nation of the act.
TIE American Medical Association COM
menced its session in Washington on the
9th.
A REPLY to the Pope's encYclical letter
has been published by the Grand Orient of
Italy.
THE Corean Embassy paid their respects
to the President on the 9th.
DUNLAP & TwADDELL, jute spinners,
Glasgow, have suspended, with liabilities
of $4,000.
ADAMS g. Co.'s glass factory, Pitts
burgh, Pa, burned on the 9th Loss
500, 900.
CASEY, another Invincible, was arrested
on the 9th ON the testimony of Moran, the
informer.
JAMES A. Connolly, confirmed by the
Senate as Solicitor of the Treasury, has
declined.
THE Berlin Project of Police is in receipt
of letters threatening to blow up the Par
lament Chambers upon Bsmarck's next
appearance.
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DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.

Moses FraIey, of 81. Louis, Mo-, Declines to
Take Advantage of HIS Creditors, aud
Settles Ills Losses CS6O0, GOO at One Hum
dred Cents ON the DolIar-ConEratula-
tions.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Mayo.
Moses Fraley notified ali his creditors
that he was prepared to settle his ac-
counts with them by paying 100 cents on
the dollar, and asked them to send their
statements, SO he could clear his indebt-
edness off at once. The responses from
mis- Chicago brokers showed how gratifled
they were by his announcement. McsSrs.
Chas. Councilman & Co., one OF Mr.. Fra
iey's largest Chicago creditors, wired
him; "Your settlement at 100 cents on
the dollar is worthy of yourself and you
have as many friends in Chicago as
ever"
The following was also received, being
but one of many OF similar import;
CHICAGO, ILL, May 5.--MosEs FRA
LEY: Accept our sincere thanks for
your honorable settlement at 100 cents on
the dollar. 1t is fully appreciated. Jack
son Bros. & Co., Crittenden & Harvey,
Morton & Bennett, G.. Couuseiman & Co.,
and Mccormick & Beebe.
Mr.. Fraley said yesterday that he had
lost in all on grain, bonds and stocks
5000, 900, and OF this sum $3.50, 200
was paid to parties in New York and Chi
cago yesterday, SlS0,000 to New York
and Sl50,000 To Chicago.
Mr.. Fraley was the recipient of many
congratulations from his st. Louis friends
! on the floor, who were loud in their
praise of his upright, manly course in the
matter. Speaking of his settlement Mr..
Fraley said:
81 am prepared to pay every cent that
owe just as soon as | receive statements
OF how my accounts stand. l will pay out
S330,000 To New York alone | VIII pay
$4,000 This is all outside of the mar
gins l had previously put up and which,
of course, were absorbed by my losses.
could have settled at twenty-five cents on
| the dollar, but refused to do so. had
three lawyers who told me / need not pay
cent, and what owed could not be Sc
cured from me by law. But l preferred
to have clean record, and to be rather
known as the l00-cents-on-the-d dollar
| manD