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tainty concerning the future OF the value O
Whereas. We believe tho sherman law to b.
an pnwiss law; It is cur opni;9n, ,,.r., .,,,
to nssombie. is to repeal tho sherman law.
socond-That ~ the sherman law should b
be restored. and the financial situation wopi,
i'm mmediately be much relioved.
Third That. with confidence restored mt
the financial situation made ensy. the value o
silver would be so increased that Congress vii
be able with deliberation and safety to so nd
5 ~ Sp
tho credit of the nation may be placed upon
satisfactory basis
Coincidence Restored In Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, July ia feeling OF conf
denco Is growing daily in Kansas City. Peopl
now realize that the furry among the bank
is over. and at every bank to-day receiving
tellers were buster than the paying tcllers.
Those who withdrew their deposits whel
excitement was greatest are returning then
to the banks. while those who had deposite,
in the banks which went down have taken u,
the subject OF reoponing with vim. Il tn
City and the Missouri National. were followed
5 wSS ss e the
the Comptroller Of the Currency.
"rlts of Attachment AgErcEnttug $3.50, 900
SHARON. Pa. July 19-Sheriff Burnett o
Mercer to-day, nt tho instance Of Attorney In
gersoll Of Cleveland, o.. served writs OF at
tachment on the Douglass Furnace Compan
Of Sharpsville. forsclosing judgment Of S105.
900 In favor OF Corrigan. Ives d Co. OF Cleve
land an attachm ent iasued by the Croton Linn
Company. limited. to the amount Of $1.5o0
Chicago for 5000. and one by the Wisconsin
Mari Marine H and Ere Insurance CompsapyR s R Bank & 70
failure f is PERHAPS direciiy sttrsutSSie to tn
recent assignment Of Forsythe Hyde 4 Co. o
Chicago; by which firm the furnace has beel
operated. No local interests are involved.
A Receiver for Somebody.
Mr.. Dixon Of Miller. Peckham Il Dixon ant
Mr.. Holmes OF Horace Rueselrs office obtained
from Judge Brown Of the United States Circuit
Court yesterday an order for q receiver. bu
tho papers have not been served. and both law
yers say that Il is probable they will not b.
served. Mr.. Dixon said: This is simply
sern and % We have S Agreed H | to say noths aSoa
it" Mr.. Holmes was equally reticent. There
are said do not
Of no Interest to the public. It involves prl.
vate concern, and the amount is small"
The Plankinton Bank Directors.
MILWAUKEE, July 19.-Ths trial Of the
Plankinton Bank directors. indicted for 40.
oepting money knowing the bank to be insol-
vent was begun in the Criminal Court this
morning. All Of the directors appeared. with
Noyss No. Saddle and President i. +. Day.Whose attorne;
said he was confined in an asylum at Flint
be The case was Continued until the S SOB. ..
tember term Of court. and tho bonds as hxed
Kansas Banks Caught.
TOPEKA. July 19.-Information has been 70.
ceived OF the failure OF the State Bank o!
Parker. Linn Co. and of the Woodson State
Bank OF Yates Centre. Woodson county. Both
are small concerns
ca MAXIM t Ypossibe to 20 seeap,
Hutchinson National Bank did not open its
doors this H Hmorning. Assets. $251.OOo: liabili-
Two Bankers Arrested.
SHE'LL LAKE. Wis. July 1o.-A. G Probert
and Edwin Probert. who operated banking in
at Waahburn. Ashland. and Shell
AXE were arrested at Washburn Yesterday
The three banks failed recently and an OK
animation has shown. It Is said, that they we're
over their counters after It must have been
Known that they were insolvent
Failure OF n Rochester Firm.
ROCHESTER. July 19.-The firm of May Bros.
,omposed Of F. N. and L. L. May. nurserymen.
1oing business In Rochester and ST. Paul. is In
financial difficulties. Judgments against tho
aken BY the Union Bank this morning. and
executions levied thereon.
Had to Close Its Doors.
LovELANp. Col. July 1a.-The following no.
ice was posted on the door OF tho Bank Of
Loveland Just before noon to-day:
Owing to the closing OF our Denver correspon
have g s.,s our % door. our
epoe ore 1ss Saa fs OF our Every
, The principal CORRESPONDENT Of this bank In
Denver was the German National
An Aspen Bank Goes Under.
ASPEN. Col. July 19.-The Wheeler Banking
Company. the pioneer bank OF the city. closed
ts doors this afternoon; 4 statement Of Its
he First National and the greatest excl ltsment
prevailed. thousand people were In line
when the bank closed for the day.
Oklahoma Bauks Close.
OKLAHOMA CRY. o. T. July 19.-The Bank OF
)k lahoma City and tho Oklahoma National
3ank closed their doors this afternoon. There
vas a heavy run on the First National Bank.
tut IL withstood 1t all right.
Want Silver Purchases Stopped
LITTLE Rock. July 19.-The Associated Banks
4 Little Rock. consisting OF all the banks OF
he city. yesterday adoptod resolutions favor
NO tho repeal OF the purchasing clause OF tho
iall League did likewise.
The Gold iteserve Increasing.
WASHINGTON. July l0.-The gold reserve to-
lay recovered the ground 1t lost on Monday,
nd now amounts to 500. 3S7. 700. against $97.-
~. .B52 yesterday, The currency balance to-
uy amounts to $2J,324.7l2
a Pond Zee Bound In M dsummrr.
PROVIDENCE July 1a.-An ice-bound pond
as been discovered In the town OF Gloucester.
he pond Is entirely surrounded by trees In q
ense thiokst. Not far away there arc little
trcams and ponds filed with sparkling water
nd where tho temperature ID at the high
ummer point
Worlds Fair Excursion Via Eric L'nss
July "a.
Special excursion train via Eris lines will leave New
O;Io a. N. Monday. July ~, arriving In ChirAR0 At
ar N dAy returning