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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-25
FREE TRADER MILLS
Outlines the Democratic Policy
in the Next House.
RESULTS OF THE ELECTION,
He Thinks, Have Como to stay..Frcc
Coinage, Cleveland and Free Trade
will bo tho Cry...NIIlls' IN.
nounccmcnt n Parnlyzor.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Nov. 24.-Rogel
Q. Mills returned to the capital yester,
day somewhat issigued by his exeriiona
during the late campaign.
"Will the Democrats in the next Con.
gress attempt to lcgislato In accordance
with the principles Of the Farmers ALI.
ance2" queried n reporter.
"The Democratic House in the Fifty.
second Congress will meet the demand
for more money by passing silver FREQ
coinage bill, which the Senate may or may
notagreeto, and which, II it ever reaches
the White House, will probably be We.
toed by President Harrison. That is all
the legislation We shall attempt in that
line. II is Idle to talk OF the sub.treas.
ury bill. Tho Democratic party can
never as long aa II exists, which will be
Rs long as 1t Is true to strict construct.
ionist ideas, indorHe such an unconsti.
tutional scheme. Mr.. Tilden, in bis let.
Ter to the 1roquois Club, stated the prin.
ciPle OF the Democratic party in one
sentence: The general Government
should do nothing for the State which
the e@State can do for itseli, and no
Government should do anything for the
individual which he can do for himself
We ought never TO get away from that
doctrine. The Democratic party be.
.ieves that the citizen is able to take
care Of himself and run bis own finances.
We propose to let him do 1t and keep as
far away from paternalism as posi-.
ble."
Has the victory come to stay?"
'Siost undoubtedly. The people have
emphatically indossed the position Of
the Democratic party on the tariff Ques-
tion.. Many Republicans were willing
to have the necessary protection afford
ed infant industries, but they could not
understand tho necessity for doubling
the protection on industries which had
been established 100 years. When the
Democratic party has control OF the
House, it will reduce the tariff on the
necessaries OF life. Of course the bill
will not pass L Republican Senate, but
we will redeem our promise and force
the issue on that line until we get the
Senate and President. II the Republic
can party pereista in legislating against
the common people and in favor OF the
trusts and combinations, the revolt will
be still greater next time"
Mr.. 5liils predicts the nomination Of
Cleveland by acclamation. He regards
Blaine as the atrongest man on the Re.
publican side.
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Pa,n.lIIta.tof,,nr.r

LONDON, Nov. 24.-A meeting Of the
Parnellite members Of tho House Of
Commons will be held tomorrow prior
to the opening Of the session of the
House. MIR. Parnell has summoned
every member to be present aud he him
self will preside at the meeting. Uis
poiicy, which was recently announced,
VIII be discussed and will be embodied
IN amendments which will be moved
during the week to the address in reply
to the Queens speech opening Parlia.
ment. :.
MIR. Gladstone will say nothing rs to
inc course he will follow in regard to
MIR. Parnell's leadership OF the Irish
party until he has held consultation
with his colleagues.
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THE KINGS REMAINS.
The BODY Lying IN stato-Tho Honors TO
the Dead.

ihe body Lying IN Stato-rhs Ifonors to
the Dead.
TIE HAGUE, Nov. 2l.-The remains of
King William, a.tired in military un-
liorm, will lie in state in the chamber in
which he died, prior TO their removal 10
the vault of the Orange family. Qaeen
Emma last evening laid large palm on
the death bed on which the body law
The palace officials then deiiled past the
remains OF the King. The body will NOT
be embalmed. A chemical preserving
fluid has been injected in the neck. The
President OF the High Court, in aiiourn-
ing that body to-day out OF RESPECT TO
the Kings memory, recalled his Msiesty's
services to the State aud laid particular
stress ON the impulse he had given to
the abolishment Of capital punishment.
Queen Regent Emma has Issued a
proclamation declaring Princess vii.
hemina Queen OF the Netherlands. The
Queen Regent says: "May her throne
find solid support, fidelity and devotion
OF her people. accept the regency
during her minority, confiding in God
and praying that my task shall be 80 full
filled as to assure the welfare of the
country and the consolidation OF the
kingdom" - - 80 .'-o
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THE pARgERsDuRG BRANCH
Or tho Is. s o. Road-Anngni Meeting OF
tho Stockholders:

Or tho Is. s o. Road--Annpai Meeting OF
tho Stockholders:
Special Dispaidh 10 the IaiclIiCfneer.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Nov. 2i.-The
annual meeting the Stockholders OF the
Parkersburg Branch Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio) was held in this city
to-day, with Mr.. W. N. Chancellor as
chairman and W. ". Van Winkle as
secretary.
Phe snnual report shows the gross
earnings for tbs fiscal year to have been
$773, 100 ST; an increase OF S95, ,62S IS
over last year. The net earnings are
Sl57,7SO o.
The election resulted In the reelection
OF Orland Smith as President; ". W.
Van Wrinkle Secretary, and J. Winkines
Treasurer, and Messrs. Robert Garrett,
b. II. Miller, w. F. Bruno, W. W. Tay.
lor and W. II. G!sckford, OF Baltimore;
J. n. Camden, W. II. Obcpcellor and G.
Il. Shet.uck, ci Pareersbnrg. ?. Q.
Wirebrenner, OF Frederick, Nd, and
Thomas 8. epates, 81 glsrksburg, as Di'
rectorS.
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TIE WINDOW GLASS TRUST
VIII Advance Prices December 1-Consur
nation OF the Combine To-day,

Will Advance Prices December 1-Consuul.
nation OF the Combine To.dny.
FINDLAY, ONO, Nov. 24.-The Find.
lay members Of the American Window
Glass Company, the grea. trust which
has taken into partnership all the win
dow glass houses, with few exceptions
west of the Alleshanies, lett for Chicago
tonight, where tomorrow all the fac.
tories iu the combine will turn their
establishments over to the American
Window Glass Company.
December the first the price OF win.
dow glass will advance per cent, the
company establishing discounts Of so
and 5 per cent for leas quotations, with
q rebate system for the protection OF the
jobbers and wholesale buyers. This will
permit the largest among them fair
margin OF profit, providing they adhere
strictly to these, and confine their. pur.
chases exclusively to tho American
Window Glass Company, siguing an
iron clad agreement.
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Special DispI!ch 10 the IRtetligcncer.
MoReASTowS, W. Va, Nov. 24.-The
Sunday morning hour at the N. E.
church here, alter the usual introducto-
ry services by the pastor, Rev. NJ. F.
Dryden, was taken up iq considering
and voting upon the question, "sha!l
Women be Admitted into the General
Conference
Brief addresses were made by Senator
W. T. Wiley and Judge Il. L. Berkshire,
in opposition, and by Jutse J. NJ. Ho.
game ald Prof. W. T. Wiley, in favor Of
the movement.
Out oi a membership Of over $50 only
70 chose 10 cast their ballots. The vote
stood 10 in favor aud 33 against the sd.
mission OF women.
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GREAT IRISH MEETING.
Anniversary of tho hanging Of the MAJ
! - MI ctlHHter EInrIYrr. ~ = 4

Anniversary Of tho hanging Of the Man.
Chester a!ar.yrs.
NEw YoRK, Nov. ga large meeting
Of Irishmen wGs held in Cooper Union
to.nightto celebrate the tyenty.third
anniversary Of the death Of Allen,
Larkin and p'nrien, who were hanged
in England for the murder Of Sergeant
Brett, District Attorney Fellows pre-.
sided. Every seat in the hall vas occl.
pied. 4 representation OF the graves Of
the three men was upon the platform,
guarded by two membsrS OF the Tip.
perary volunteers.
The address OF the meeting was made
by Hon, John r. Finerty, OF Chicago,
who spoke on the "Manchester Martyrs"
The orator did no. confae himself to his
subject strictly, but he entered upon
Irelsuo's wrongs and her relations to
England. His eloquence aroused the
audience TO high pitch Of enthE5ia5u,,
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AST0NISHED THE SIIEEIFE.
~ Fugitive Murderer Walks INTO tho Oillco
and Asks to be Locked Uu

a Fugitive Murderer Walks INTO tho Unlco
and Asks to be Locked Up.
FlNDLAf, o., Nov. 24.-About year
ago Dennis Donovan, a drunken glass
blower, went into the yard OF William
McAlauness and began teasing the lat
ter's children, who were playing there.
The alarmed children ran to the father
for protection. In attempting to remon-
strate with Donovan for his conduct.
McManness was attacked and bit on the
head with piece OF scantling, crushing
the skull and causing instant death.
Donovan fed, and, notwithstanding the
vigorous efforts of the officers, made good
his escape. For q year he has been
going from one city to auother, always
lodging officers, until the life he was
leading became unbearable. This morn
ing Donovan as.onished the Sheriff by
walking into his office and asking that
he be locked up to await trial for his
crime Ef
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MILLS CHANCES

For tho SpcnEership Dismay tho Other
Candidates.
WAEuISGroS, D. c., Nov. 24.-The an
nouncement made by Representative
Mills, OF Texas, that he has fully deter
mined 10 retire from the House at the
close Of the Fiity.second Congress, is re.
garded as shrewd bid for the Speaker
ship. and Inns caused much corSterna-
ton among the other candidates. Mills
is undoubtedly tho foremost leader Of
his party in the Houae, and the only
question is whether it is expedient to
elect him Speaker, with his ayowad free
trade We've. The indications are that
he is likely to develop more strength
than any man from the South.
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THAT CllkBk.BlTlSG CASE.
A Statement On Ilehair of MIR. Poguc by
ye-Witncsscs, IIw

A Statement on I'ehNif OF MIR. Poguo by
Eye-Witncssos. fI
TO he Editor Of The TaievigeMcer:
SIE:-The statement published In
your paper Of tc day regarding the quar-.
rel between N. ". pogue and Ed. G.
Mossburg, as given to your reporter by
m eyewitness, 10 false and misleading
in every particular.
The facts in the case are as follows !:
Some ono wrote the word "Blacksheepn
on lumber being used BY Wilson &
Go. on work for the Bridge Company,
pogue asked Mossburg II he wrote Il
Mossburg replied, "What business have
you to ask me Il l wrote it?n Popue
replied, "There Is no one here mean
enough 10 do 1t but you;" when Moss.
burg made move towards him, where.
upon Pogue struck him. Mossburp
then threw both arms around Poeue,
and pinioning his arms and reaching
over his left shoulder, bit the piece ont
OF his cheek then letting 20 with one
hand, he tried 10 gonge his right eve out.
The undersigned attempted to part
them. and were threatened with having
their brains knocked ou. with a sling Ia
the hands of the Toll keeper and a sash
weight in the hands OF n painter. These
men also urged Mossburg to "giye it 10
him."
In regard to the danger OF Mossburp's
falling over the bridge, it is simply
ridiculous, as the fight occurred in a
room about s by Z feet, with the door
closed, and the justification claimed by
the eye witness for this bruta! Outrage,
to which he was an accomplice, is only
make shift. A. II. SIssoN,
CLARK N. WELLS,
JonN HEDDIGRE.
Whee'ing, NOrcmLer "a. -
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BROKER BRANDON SUSPENDS.
After Play ling Bo,h sides of tho Market He
q. 10 Caught.

After Playing Boih sides Of tho Market He
.. is Caught.
New York, Nov. 24.-The suspension
OF Edward Brandon was announced on
the Stock Exchange this morning. He
Is one OF the Oldest and most prominent
members OF the exchange, having been
admitted on September s, 1852, and was
considered one Of the wealthiest brokers
on the Board. 1t is said that ell through
the recent decline he was bull and car.
ried large lines Of stocks. When prices
touched bottom, after losing an immense
amount OF money OH the bull side he
turned bear and sold stocks short and
WAS caught in the rapid advance that
followed.
Later in the day an assignment was
made to Robert S. Miller, with the fol-
lowing preferences: Alu. Mary Z.
Williams and Mrs. Josephine Middleton.
$ll3.955; Emanuel Dreyfus, $4,000;
Harmon Hendricks, S250OO, and Jacob
Ii. LAZARUS, Sl7 900.
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Two corp.es cremnted.

CHICAGO, 1Lt., Nov. st-The disssct,
ing room at thb Chicago Medical College,
on Twenty.si1th street and Prairie ave-
nue., caught fire this morning, and be.
fcFe the flames were extinguished two
torpues were erenatel, Geyegal other
eorpses %hich" had been brought there
for dissection 'wereremoved. The finan.
cial damage, was small; ~; ! I
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.#... IH.#H..|r
er what be was arrested for, and said be
did not; that he told him he would tell
him when they reached the squire's Of.
flee. lie was asked II he had not told
him friend Of his was In trouble np
town, and wanted 10 see him, and an.
swered that he did not; he had told
Mrs; ssybold that story to avoid alarm.
ing her. Hu
Mr.. Gibson Lamb, whose testimony
had before been interrupted by an Oh.
lection by Col. Arnett, was again called,
anu testified as 70 the restoration OF tho
money by Seybold.
When Afr. Lambs testimony was con.
court adjourned until 0 o'clock
this morning. There are four or five
other witnesses for the prosecution to be
and 1t is the understanding
mat tho first and main witness for tho
defense will be the prisoner himself.
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LOUISVILLE, Kv., Nov. o4.-At Pleas:
ure Ridge park, near this CITY, to-day,
the warehouse OF the Pleasure Ridge
Park Dis,illing Company collapsed un-
der weight OF $3.50 barrels Of whisky.
Logan Sleye!, a warehouse employe,
was oanght iu the deDris and painfully
crushed. He may not recover. The
warehouse was bnilt three years ago at
a cost OF $1,000. 1t is wholly wrecked.
The whisky in 1t was valued at 100000.
It is impossible to determine how much
the loss upon it will be, but the loves,
estimate is $4,000.
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Anarchists NJ set in Pnris

PARIS, Nov. 9i.-A meeting OF An.
archists was held here yesterday to dis
euss the arrest OF Nihilis.s recently made
IN this city. The meeting was attended
ny lou persons. Padlewski, the Russian
role, who is suspected OF the murder of
Gen; seliverskoiT, was appointed honor.
ary President. a numbar OF violent
speeches were made and RESOLUTION
was adopted declaring that in the event
OF iaiiure to effect social reform there
would be revolution, .
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49, -
&rcck On tho Punnsl lynnIn.

At7oposAA, "a Noy. The SECOND
section Of the western express on the
Pennsylvania RAILROAD rap into 2 freight
wreck near SPRUCE greek this morning,
wrecking the engine and two coaches.
Engineer Funk and Fireman Webster
were quite seriously hurt, but fortunate.
ly none OF the passengers were injured.
Trains we're delayed FIVE hours.
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Indians Raid n Locclnc Camp,

sHA$4NEE, Wis, Nov. 2i News
reached here today Of serious out.
break Saturday afternoon oE the Gep5.
minee reservation. One hundred and
sfty armed Indians surrounded the log.
eins CAMP o. Henry Sherry, on section
aG, near Evergreen river, and burned
the camp alter tbe men had retired.
Seyen horses and fourteen oSen were
killed Gnd the camp outfit for sixty.6ye
men was destroyed. The thirteen white
men were unarmed aud fed for their
lives. The Indians claim that the white
men were trespassing, although the six.
teenth section belongd to the stato,
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ErIll.nc, ArnIurt ps,,.a ,..hI.

PARIS, Nov. "a. The police have
searched the house Of the man who met
Padlewski the day before General Seliv.
erskoG was murdered. Medlewski gave
information 10 the police, which, it is
believed, will enable them to trace
Padlewski. II MHtin alleges that m
anonymous person had an interview
with Padlewski in the Fauborg street
Martin two days after the murder,
Padlewski declared that General Seliypr.
skoG had injured him and bis family
and affections and that he felt no regret
for the crime. :
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A Barge Srsy's Marrow Escape.

oswreo, n. " Nov. 2t,-The tow
barge Newcomb has gone on Tho beach
nine milsu vest OF here in binding
snow storm and will prove total loss.
The Newcomb was in c6Emand OF Capt.
Brown, OF sacketrs Harbor, ard was
bound irop Ogiopsburg to Charlotte, in
tow OF the tug Proctor. lg Great Sodus
Light the Newcomb's tow line parted
and it was driven down tho lake end
onto the reef oil Nine Mills Point. Il
%ss found there later with the crew oil
seven nea lashed in the rigging and
nearly dead from exposure.
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LOSING PATH.
Tho lndinrs IIavp Waited In Vain for III
-r CI,rIut Rx,It.,1o,. c.,

Ahe tnainns iiayp Waited In Vain for the
Chrlst,vExcltsment Subsidiug.
BISMARCK, N. D., Nov.-The Indians
at the Standing Rock agency are begin.
ming to conceive the idea which less ex.
cited whites have tried to explain to
them, that their Messiah is a false ex.
preston concocted by Sitting Bull and
his prophets to gsin absolute power.
The Messiah has not appeared, and
With tho exception OF about dozen,
they kave cessed to believe that Sitting
Bull has any po yer, Or any connection
with their Messiah, and some are in.
clined TO believe that the Messiah will
not appear. a white visitor at Sitting
Balls camp to-day was handled very
roughly by the dancers, and returned
conEincel that the Indians are in ear.
craze. "
AH employe OF the agency GLAZING tc
have had vision OF the Christ while
visiting the camp on Grand river. The
scouting party on the East river have
not yet returned. II sufficient troops
are at hand 10 keep the hostiIes in S
state Of fear the residents Of the Mjlsour
Valley can rest in peace.
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4 Poor, tiirl'a Sad End,

NEw YonE, Nov. 24-Lessie Adam.
son, the 10 yearold daughter Of Mrs.
Adamson, of 50 West Courtland street,
Chicago, and until recently Q asles,
YoMan in q Harlem Dry goods atore,
committed Guicide this morning by swal.
lowing a quantity oil potassiu From
letters discovered in her room, the
cause appears to have been poverty and
debt. She had been ou. Of work several
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THB DANCB GOES ON.
Pine Ridge Agency Completely
Surrounded by Indians.
BUFFALO BILLS OPINION
or tho Sltuntion..Sittins Bull tho
Worst OF All lad Indlans..Thc
Trouble will Incrcasc-A
logging Camp lsaidcd.

PINE RIDGE AdIScY, Nov. 24.-At
Medicine Root, White river and White
clay. tho dancing sill goes on and The
Indians are not inclined to come to the
agency Tor any purpose. Monday is the
day for issuing rations and Wednesday
the beef supply for two weeks will be
given to tho Indians. Red Star and
several Of the other Indians who are
inclined to be defiant, agree with Little
Wound in his declaration that they will
not come in unless they are forced to do
So. Here ut the agency the general
feeling is a nervous one. Nearly every
one agrees that there will be Trouble.
Tho ludians assembled here probably
number 500 or 900. AS they came In,
they pitched their tepees as they pleased
about the prairie.
Late Saturday evening the authorities
discovered that the agency was almost
completely surrounded by the Indian
camp: All were protesting the greatest
friendship, but 1t was soon learned That
many OF tho squaws and children be.
.~'SH.S w bb0 IbOtHlplg Dlaftd anu
lev OF the braves themselves were wand.
erne stolidly about among the crowds OF
soldiers and half breeds who lounged in
front OF the traders stores and the
agency buildings. The question that
everybody is asking is whether the
ghost dancers will come in to see the
agent under the order OF last Thursday
for all peaceably disposed Indiana to re-
port at the agency. There are 1000 In.
dians all told on the reservation, About
500 or 900 OF them have come in, but in
this number there are not the iiscun.
tented ones, and the fanatical ghost
dancers are not among them. The re.
ports from the Indian teachers, suuaw.
men and half breeds agree that the dis.
affected Indians will send their gouaws
to draw their supplies. Bucks them.
selyes will hold out, and rs soon as the
rations and beef have been issued they
will demand council.
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TFsy, y. Y. Nov. A.-Two brothers,
Samuel and Edward Waller, we're
drowned in Moody Pond, near saransc
lake, this morning. The younger went
upon the pond to skate and broke
through. His brother attempted to save
hlm, but the ice gave way and both lost
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q. a. X. Vice coIII,nuSer Tobln Dead.
RUTLAND, VI, Nov. 81 "4-Commsnder.
in.Chief Vessey, Of the G. A. R., in
general orders announces the death OF
Senior Vice Commander Tobin and calls
upon all posts to display their colors at
half mast on Wednesday, the 18TH, the
day Of the funeral. ("
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PEsTII, Nov. eI.-An epidemic OF in.
iiuenza prevails at Fucnfkirchen, Hun.
gary. One thousand persons in the
plecs are suffering from the disease
The med!ca! officer has summoned a CON.
ference ei The doctors to decide what
course to follow. Many cases OF the
disease resemble typhus fever, whilo
others are attended with copious hem
orrhagc from the intestincs. - = Z
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West Virginia Pensions.

Special D.,pateh 10 the JnseRiceneer.
wAsulSGroN, D. G., Nov. 24.-West
Virginia pensions. original-Isaac w.
Douglas, Arnolasburg; A. J. Gibbs,
Hartford City; Rebecca A. Swisher, for
4mer widow Of Joseph Shoop, Three
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aInnuhcs,or Canal Floo,,cd

LONDON, Nov. eI.-The recent heavy
rains and tho overflow Of fthe rivers have
Hooded long stretches OF the Manchester
ship canal, andin many places the worka
have been destroyed. Forly.fiye hnn.
dred nayies are idle in conse0uenco nj
the overflow, and ut least four montha
must elapse before they will be able to
resume work on tho canal, - =
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Kentnel.Y atin ors Strike.

soAERsRT, KY., Nov. 24.-The miners
at the Barren Fork Coal mines number.
ing 400 are on strike. They demanded
an increase OF ten cents per ton, which
the company refused to pay. ThereupoR
they threw down their tools and refused
to work. The commissiary has been
locked against the miners and they have
been refused anything to eat,
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.. --'s- --- 80
The Big lsun IL Over,

NEW foRR, Nov. 24.-The run on the
CitiSsns' Saving Bank here, which last
ed 81 Z days, Is practically over. The
services OF the police IRE no longer
necessary aud this morning there were
only about fifty depcsitots who called
tor their money. Some Of the frat de.
positors who drew out their money, the
amounts Of which were very small,
yaIted 70 redeposit, but the bank olli.
clals declined TO have anything 10 do
with them, on the ground that they
were among those who inaugurated the
iron hlh = - y l. - -----L ~ !.