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Evening journal., 1895-01-10
In Danger the cbnrm Lies.

One OF the fertile sources from which
the funny men and the paragrspher
derive many Of their most brilliant ideas
is the football field and the Inconsistency
Of the fair sex. who faint at cut thumb
and turn with horror from the scientific
knock out blow Of the pugIlist. yet clap
their delicate hands snd laugh in glee
over broken limbs, cut heads and brutal
plays on the gridlron
Now that the season is over aud the
chrysanthemum-loc youth has paid
his barber bill once more, the statisti-
clan gets his work in. careful OBJ
server, who has kept scrap book with
casualties, major and minor, makes a
compilation of deaths and casualties In
this gruesoms category two men have
broken their legs. and three wrenched
these useful members severely there are
ten broken collar bones, two noses
wrecked beyond repair, three jaw
bones smashed, seven spained ankles
and thirteen heads ssAlped by vigorous
kickers ten men can no longer kneel on
their knees as they were rendered useless
by kicks OF wrenches; two men dislocated
their shoulders, one sprained bis neck and
another his nip, several suffered from
broken ribs and one fractured his thigh
In all over eighty players received
injuries which will be remembered by
them the rest of their lives.
That is not the worst Of it, either
Three players were killed, one was
parsly zsd and two are now In insene
asylums Two Of the colleges had to
disband their teams, as they were unable
to play. their losses being go severe.
Despite all this football is s great game
and next season will hnd just as many
devotees. ready to sacrifice life aud limb,
II they can only carry the sphere through
their opponents goal
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
ItalIan Mob right In court.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Pa squal le Doti.
an ice cream maker, was convicted in the
court Of oyer and terminer of murder in
the second degree for the killing Of Rocco
Pet Rellio on Oct. 81 last at a christening
party The crowd at the courthouse was
80 formidable that Judge Ingraham order
ed that they bo not ADMITTED. After they
heard the verdict the mob that had gath
cred in the corridors grew frenzied and
made frantic efforts to get at the prisoner
as he was being conducted to the Tombs.
They were driven back by the police, and
the two faotions--the friends and the enc
mics Of the murdered lnan-fought fierce.
~ among themselves.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
COFFIN lNAUcURATED.
The Legislative Bodies Of Comnecticut Con
vene Tor the Biennial Session.


HARTFORD, Jan. 10.-Tho Connecticut
legislature opened its biennial session
The senate organized with Lieutenant
Governor Lorin a. Cook as president, and
tho house elected Samuel Fessenden Of
Stamford as speaker. Andrew 81 Gates
Of Hartford was elected clerk of the sem
Rte and George A. kellogg Of Vernon clerk
Of the house.
Tho business Of the two branches CON
sisted chiefly in the appointment Of va
rious committees and minor officials. Gov
ernor Coffin was inaugurated at joint
convention the oath Of Office being ad-
ministered by Judge William Hamersley
Of the supreme court. The governor s
message contained many important recon-
mendations. Tho assembly adjourned un-
til l2 o'clock Tuesday.
About 900 persons were present at the
inaugural bali given in the evening at
Foot Guard armory by the First company,
Governors Foot guards. Among the
guests were many distinguished military
men from different parts Of tho country.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
Al Edltorial wal.

Democratic paper in the State Of
Washington, announcing its Suspension.
says:
This was q Democratic paper in days
gone by. but tie change Ia the National
administration at Washington, which
it had labored SO ably aud earnestly to
accomplish. has not been Whist was
expected. and, Ike the Frenchman's s
whiskey. it didn't taste 60 good IL the
mouth as it did in the imagination. Like
many other industries under the new
cor Editions that confront as. this insli-
tuition withsrsd and died There IS nc
show for straightcut Democratic paper
IN these diggings in these times, and w
have been reluctantly compelled to shu'
up shop for laek Of patronage.
"Onr plant has been sold to a hate'
rival ard q patrid "reminiscences o
Republication across the river and th
faithful old tspa that have whooped i
up so long FOR ~ old Grover. the stuffe
prophet srd crowned king Of the tru
Damocraes sill hereafter do degrade
service in oou~dlog the pernlclous bu
profitable theories Of protection to tn
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
IIe Inre.ted RecI,lesslr.

ABERDEEN. S. d.. Jan. l0.-Erom abso-
lutely reliable sources it is learned that
the deialcation Of State Treasurer w. w.
Taylor will reach $500. 600. Practically
all state moneys were in his hands except
S25. GOO or $50. 600 which was on deposit
in various banks. The wreck is complete
1t has been known for year that Mr.
Taylor personally has been in bad straits
but not one Of his most intimate friends
thought his situation hopeless or desperate
They knew he had been advancing and
investing money reckiessly considering the
times vet they never dreamed the truth
Whom the officials made an Investigation
OF the treasurcr's office they wese simply
appalled, at tic condition 20 affairs.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
H. fhe eenate.

WASHINGTON Jan. l0.-Mr. Cockren
lDem., MOI, from the appropriations con.
mittco- reported the urgency deficiency bin
g the senate In reply 70 q question BY
Mr., Quay tRep. Pa.) Mr. Cocbrell said
the committee had made no amendments
to the bill as passed by the house relating
TO the income tax
Ar Quay Thought an amendment should
be made TO the law requiring the puhlica-
tion Of the names ana salaries Of employ
ees or corporations, ana N TINS connection
be created something Of q sensation hv
saying that O gentleman high Do political
position in Philadelphia had SAID as a rcs.-
son why he could not preserve plighted
faith, and could not do whnt ought 70 10
done regarding an Important noipination
that be was under q heavy salary from o
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
Corea's Iadepsndsnoe Declared

Corea's Independence Declared.
From the New York Herald
Corea has been declared independent.
On Monday last, with brilliant cere.
monies, escorted BY CoreRn and japanese
soldiers and police, the King Of the Her
NIT Kingdom proceeded to he Ancestral
Temple Ia Seoul and formally pronounced
the independence Of hla country Thus
was ful6lled Japsn's flrst pledge given ia
the world az the beginning Of the war,
when she said ahe would not annex
Corea, but that her fight with China was
60 redeem that country FROM revolution
to remove from It the incubus Of Chinese
misrule and oppression and to place It in
the way of progress and Of civilization.
II is Of course, natural to assume that
he influence Of Japan will be paramount
IN the affairs OF the peninsula for ears
Co come That influence will be OF the
greatest advantage to Corea, land will
furthermore be exercised for tho benefit
OF the commerce of the powers who
Joined In acknowledging Corea's inds
peudencs In 1873 la this act Of
permitting Corea to proclaim; hei
Independence Japan gives convincing
preof Of her high and earnest aimsi in thil
war and sufficient refutation Of thu
assertion Of her urftness to enter tn,
brotherhood Of civilized nations made bJ
those who want to see her robbed OF thl
just fruits Of her victories
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
nIlssIng Japanese student.

KINGSTON. n. ", Jan. t0.-The mys-
terious disappearance of f. Edda, a Japa.
neso student from St. Stephens college
Annandale, Dutchess county, has occa-
stoned much alarm 1t is learned that hc
left his room at midnight on Monday last
and went into tho storm Of sleet and snow
with scarcely any clothing. lie was seized
with sudden' illness at the college on
Saturday, becoming violent and deliriout
and refusing medical aid He imagined
he was fighting Cinnamon with his coun
trymen and could not be undeceived.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10

This is the way the Now York Sun
regards It, Delaware is stirred just now
by a movement looking toward the
suppression Of the trade in strong drink
An ingenious man has discovered that the
2G9 saloons Of WILMINGTON must take in
over the bar more than $3.50, 600 annually
to cover rent and license taxes before
they can begin to make profits, which
sum Is more Than treble what the state
expends annually for the salaries Of
judges, the state auditor, the state
treasurer. the secretary Of state, the
attorney general, the supsrintendents Of
public schools, the state detectives and
for the support OF the insane asylum OF
course some folks will say that while the
people Of Wilmington may be moderate
drinkers, Delaware has an amazingly
cheap government
Evening journal., 1895-01-10

An excellent plan TO get rid Of the big
hull Of the wrecked Allegheny, and one
that would afford interest to naval men,
would be 10 haul the dynamite cruiser
yesuvins up alongside the wreck and see
how far she could blow 1t out Of the
water, ana whether there would be any
pieces Of the Allegheny lsft as relics.
This would also be forcible lesson to
our foreign friends who delight in
scorning our navy.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
Fryeis for Reed.

From the Boston Herald.
Senator Frye has caused It 10 he
known that there are still personal
differences between himself and Thomas
Reed, though he takes pains TO say
that they will never be permitted to
interfere With his support OF Mr. Reed s
Presidential aspirations Il Is generally
kno ~n when MIR Blaine was alive that
Mr. Reeds personal relations with that
gentl' msn snd the two senators from
Maine were such es 70 preclude any
intercourse with Mr. Raed
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
ANss ns,ass.

kDENNSYLVsANIA RAILROAD STAND
~ AitO halfway Of America - Protecte
15aS1 51n5ro1ugn,out , ey tne Interlocking switch AM
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON and BAL
TlMOhE RAILROAD, In effect Nov lg 1894
f.sl 454lns WI leave Wilmington as follows:
81, 50, 55, IS, 70 06. 10 18 10 as ii g5 III 33
Il 81 e. M, ~ 85. 81, S05, o.. 10. 81, b,
AoconInodation o., Z 90, s Oe, OisAn. Il ss.
25, 80, IS, Z 40. 1875 . n.
Chester express, 81, 4 20, 80. ~, Z 80. 80
. 06 . 70.
Aeogminod ation.g @. 1nO. 8 l6. 10 IS. lts8Au.
Il 81 g5, 40, lE, z 80, 10 s5 , n.
New York, 81, ah5, ! 20, $50, 60. 8 30. 55,
43, ~ o. 10 q 10 45 II 81 N. El2 35 81, 25
10 "a 10. 5 56. 7O7, 91s. 10 Go y IA.
Eor tla sa,,t nn5hnss' - q ~ = y
II ? M slee ers TO augusta, st. Augustine,
and Tampa; Al y IN. Sleepers 10 Hot Springs,
memphis and New Orleans.
west 1hester, vie AaIn isin, 30 a m. 40
y fr.
EewAys oentre and intsrmsdipts stations
baltimore and washington, 4gs. 8 q, ell,
~ ", II @ m - o., " 20, II is. IS. "a, aS
70 y, ss,s,s., a. sS =, g a y AZ night.
81, 0s and II 81 ro,.
Le&vs Philadelphia, Broad street, for wD
lnngton, express, 3 81. 20, Is, 81. 40, 10 20
y lst Il Ss m, tis a5 sQ, 02, "a. on, 8 Al,
oiE, ga s5; %, II. s56, 20, II 10, II ia.
Accommodation. 0 20, 7 30, 1898 mia BOs
3 0e, 81, O. e2, 3e, 10 03, il S8 N.
sunday Irains-Lesve Wilmington fors
81 hnsaenp IL IS IA \; i sTglTs4s Il n e, a e ~ 9 y, az e e.
Il, - g. . %. Accommodation, %. 5 10 m.
u =, 40, %. 5 Is. 10 s5 n.
= 1.i5g E0s. 6@ 3Oi, st6c -. Eccnmincs q.
acsssiate d 80 YoJ iUA a. u 10 40 ~. 10, 7sb.
NsT York. l57. s@, 4a 200 sm
70 g. q IS u 81 IN, II 10, 81, VI o.. os. SCI
60 90 sa s1Easut change, SBgm.
9 a = m. eepers to Augusta, St. Augustine,
and lampai Z Al p m, sleepers to Hot Springs,
| Memphis, AID New Orleans.
,Meas hester. va hNmokin. 8 % a %
gsitlfoors snd washington. as. e.m, TO-
q e. o. ls 70 %, g 06, Al, 7iAi, 20 .. IA.
Bsitlaors ana intermediate stations. . Cs
ana 8.Sl m.
o,Isa8 hssys hsaslpA slsl BrOsa 3 street sor ;
u, 4 q, 500 5s6. 30. sab y 10, II Il
q. II % night.
Accommodation. IS, 10, 10 81 . N, Is s6
1 O5, ~. 30 lf %. II 20 b "a.
traint fcE Delaware Division leave foT
sew csatle. II u 10 = 10, to, 4 80, { Is, 8 g
/ bi q, u Z asEht.
ssewse. la . "a ; 81 m.
/ A2pfdsh Tor Dover Harrington and D8lInS u
y, Y Y : - II q. y Oi ntght.
/ AApfeH Tor wyoming, 8 81 2 N.
express for Cape CHARLES, Old Point Cons
oEt and korfolk, II % N, Il Of Right.
sunday trains for:
| sew 1sEuie, IL 06 night.
1 gaDe Charles, Uid Poinf Comfort and Nor
| Ok, Ie q night.
| !. Middistown, Clayton. Dover, Wyoming
FELTON,, asrrington, BridgeTille. seaford
| Laurel and Dainlar, le 0i night.
| hJongres5lonhl Limited Expresa trains com
| posed entirely Of Pullman Tsstlhnls Parlol
| end D1ging Cam. No osxtrn fare.
Eldmitao Exprsss Trains. cornposed OF Pull
| nan VesGbule PErlor CAs, Vestihaie Pas.
| isnFef Coaches sui Dining Oar. No extra
taee.
FoF further information. phsssnse eFr are re-
| terred 70 the tighst agent st thsstatiQn.
| 8. M. PROVOST. j. r. WOOD,
General MRna2eks t3ensrai Passenger AKt
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
No Tleup Yet.

BROOKLYN, Jan. 10.--District assembly
No. 70, Knights Of Labor, held a meeting
at which the question Of tieup Of street
railways was thoroughly canvassed There
were present at the meeting rs delegates,
representing every trolley line IN Brook
lyn, or three delegates from every local as
sembly. The delegates were about evenly
divided on the matter and the meeting
was o hot one 1t was decided, however,
TO hold of, for time at least
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
uoxgss rurs,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
ANY case Of Caterrh that cannot be cured by
Halls C8tarrh Cure.
II J.CHENEY & co. Props Toledo, o.
We tbs underaigned, hSYe known E J..
perfectly honorable In al business transac-
lions and hnancially able 70 carry out anv
obligation n1ade by thair drm
West a. 1ruaX, Wholesale Drugg sis, Toledo. o.
WaldinR. kinnan a Marvin. Wholesale llfllU.
gisis. Toledo Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure IS taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces q the system Price. s5c per bottle
sold By all Druggists. Testimonials free,
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
A Democratic view Of Inraila.

From the Memphis Appeal.
The election Of John j. Ingalls, to the
Senate is probable and would be assured
II be would announce himself definitely
as candidate With all his faults,
which are many, the election OF Ingalls,
would do much to redeem Kansas from
It's present ridiculous attitude. ingalls,
never accomplished much as legislator
He spent too much time polishing
phrases, building sentences and storing
mp sarcasms to have much TO spsre for
business But he was always brilliant
and always interesting. His sensational
and spectacular performances were al
least more edifying than the Paifsriun
tediousness and stupidity that have
succeeded them
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
n PInvmrlrht nnnll.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. Archie Gordon.
a newspaper writer and author Of a mum
Der Of plays, died at his home in Rich
mond. N. Y. His report of the Beecher.
Tilton trial over the signature Of DIR.
Syntax" constituted distinct and nota.
Bile feature Of that famous litigntion
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
Penrose Knocl.ed 0ut.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-Charles f.
Warwick. city solicitor, was nominated by
the Republican city convention for mayor
to succeed Edwin s Stuart. Tho vote
stood Warwick, 6S4; Senator Boise PEN
rose, e83; ex-City Treasurer George d.
McCreary, l.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10

great corporation and was compelled odo
what tho corporation desired Tho bin
will be called up for consideration today
Mr.. Pasco (Dom., Ala.) addnssed the
sonata on the Nicariguan canal bill, in
which he announced chat while favoring
tho construction Of an interoeeanic canal
yet he was opposed to tho pending bill.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10

political sinners Of the Evergreen State
We wanted a Democratic government
and We got 1t After nineteen months
experience with Grover and Billy
Wilson's Congress we are willing to let
go and give the Republicans chance
We are no hog
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
Fourth Ciass postmast,.rs.

WAsHrNGToE, jan fo.--The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed
New Jersoy-Nernon w. s. Board
Pennsylvania-Co Cosmus. Henry Reitz
Dime, Theodore Darnaler: Snydersville.
J. a. Stackhouse; Nagontown, w. 4.
McEarlan.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
Escaped murderer Froze His rect.

WHEELING Jan. t0.-Thomas Hare
wanted at Waynesburg Pa, for the muir
der Of Dave Roberts, was arrested here
In escaping through the snow his feet
were frozen and he was forced to 60 to a
hospital, whore he was arrested
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
pre.ldentlnl pnstmast 49,.

WASHINGTON. Jan 10.-The president
sent the following nomination to the SEN
ate: ostmnsters-James H. Iiun, Jewett
City, Conn. Frederick K Wright, Wells
boro, Pa Elwood Hummel, Hummels-
town, Pa. W. w Van Emaa, Grove City,
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
4 - nnn IaIlnre.

PAwrUcKEr r. Il, Jan. 1O-The Paw
tucket steam and Gas Pipe company fail
ed, with liabilities 40 $50, 600, The assets
will reach half that sum-
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
Democrat. Nominate sinclair.

CONCORD, N. IT.. Jan. lo.-Ths Demo
Gratis of tho legislature have nominated
Charles "a. Sinclair of Portsmouth, son-in-
law of Hon, Frank Jones' for United States
snrlntnn
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
Mother Absent, children Burned.

FoET WAYNE, Jan. 10.-The two chill
dron OF Mr.. John Torrain Of New Haven
six miles east Of this place were burned
70 death by fire which destroyed the
house, the mother being absent at the
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
s.nator noar Renomlnafed.

BOSTON, Jan. l0-The Republicans 70.
nominated Hon. George r. Hoar as United
States oanator The Democrats nominated
Hon. John n. Russell
Evening journal., 1895-01-10

she-George, all is lost George
Why7 she-PApa has oiled those squeaky
shoes you sold him yesterday.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
VOLUNTARY increase 81 wages

Troy, N. Y., Jan. lO-1'he directors Of
the Hope knitting min, Cohoes, have vol
UNFAIRLY announced an increase Of 10 pei
cent in the wages of their employees.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
shol IlIm.eIf Wlth Gun.

MYSTIC. Conn, Jan 10.--George Lit
tleheld, aged go. OF this place committed
suicide by shooting himself with a gun.
Harsss fnr rent in West Fiehth strset
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
High up Florida oranges.

Gasman Addicks continues TO stand ia
his own light Philadelphia Evening
TeeRraph
Evening journal., 1895-01-10

Clerk -"Can I serve you. miss Young
I.adv-"Yes, I want Thou as Eaf eY AID.
fich's poems and three yards Of s nsham. -
Atlanta Constitution.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
Taylor Last seen In Chioago.

Cashier Humphrey declares that depos-
itors will be paid in full as soon as the
government examiner concludes his ex-
animation, as there is an excess of fully
SEQ, 600 in good paper, besides about 10 per
cent deposited In other banks. The bank
here is not compromised financially by
Taylors default 1t is stated authorita-
lively that after the examination of the
bank and its credit is restored it viii re-
organize and open up for business
The worst blow falls upon Taylor and
his bondsmen, many Of whom reside here
and are representative and leading busi-
moss men Of Redfeld. Taylor was last
seen in Chicago on Jan. by a citizen OF
this place He went from Chicago to New
York since which time no information
has been received as to his whereabouts,
and il is not known whether the state or
his bondsmen have been protected in any
way or not by him. No bank elsewhere
is involved in the default
Pierre banks were suspicious Of Tay-
lor's absence and withdrew their deposits
/ from the bank here before the bank closed.
The following letter was received
Wednesday, under date Of Jan. 6, by the
bank here Tho envelope was postmarked
| New York, Jan. 9, and viii throw inn
portaDt light upon the matter and settle
all doubts as to Mr. Taylors disappear
ance
DEAR FRANK am compelled TO in
form you that I viii not return to Rcd
field or Pierre. / have counted on friends
assisting me in making up my settlement
with the state and felt that it would be
done until the last few days. feel relicv-
ed to know that the First National Of Red
field is not in any way rightfully oompro-
missed by my misfortune and hope that its
patrons will believe you, as they should,
for You have always kept the banks affairs
IN good, safe condition. There is no reason
why the bank should not continue its
| business. / offer no excuse for my condi-
tion, although | have many and believe
myself, yours truly,
Evening journal., 1895-01-10

DALliMDEE ~
~ OHIO Rail-
ROAD. Schedule IN
effect Nov. is, 1924.
lrEf;la lsaYe Della
w&rs Avenue Dapot
ga<t Bound.
I OF ( Exuress tYhinB
New York, week
tzys. - 03. T1I,
Is ~, l0 40 = m; E13 "A
Is ~ IS 20, N BAH 90
?. n. Sundays, 70 nG,
III l7,Ell 20 4 n8i fS 4g,
IS "a " "a, I'll 90 . "a.
PHILADELPHIA
AND IHESrNUTS s
5 80. W T,f7 So, z 50, :
= n; il2 "a, / IS, " 4i
S ls, 10 60, I'll 90 D N
30Diags, 10 08, 8 90
a ~; l IS, ~ ~. 8
8 IS, % 90. III % D 70.
PHILADELPHIA
KEI' STREETS. Y
no Az, a m; n 49, III
PHlLADEIlPHIA
: N; g ~, 81 81. EiI 0
Jhee6sF. weak day
7 81, 10 ~ 20 %, 10 40
3 95. 4 IS, l5 81. 5 90,
Chester, Sunday
Ill 40. ii 40 a N; ~
" "a, 2 IS, 10 90, Ill 0f
Atlantic City, \
liz 2A, Is Ae D M
foDm.f
Evening journal., 1895-01-10

To AngsHine: YOur query as to whether the
hero he a border drama should be character
lzgd ~ a shooting star has been referred 70
the astronomical editor. Buffalo Courier.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10

Ify-u need a good medicine 10 purify your
plood give nerve strength and build np your
entire system. take Hoods Sars 8parilla. IL
prevents sickness BY making pure blood
HoodN Pills cure nausea, etch headache,
indigestion I'd hlliousness. s5e.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
ITS TREASURY LOOTED
South Dakota's State Treasurer
Gone With $3.50, 1000. :
LAST HEARD FROM IN NEW YORK.


Taylor Wrote From There That He Would
Not Return. as He Could Never Make Good
the state Funds Last Seen In Chicago.
Had specuiatcd Wildly.
REDFIELD, S. D.. Jan. 1O.-Probably
the most startling failure that has ever
occurred in South Dakota or the north
west was revealed in word received from
William Walter Taylor, the outgoing state
treasurer and presidents Of the First Ma
tional bank and Northwestern Mortgage
Trust company Of this city, that he would
not appear TO make his settlements at
Pierre with his successor Treasurer Elect
Phillips Of Deadwood. The news and clos
Ing Of his bank here came like thunder
clap from a clear sky, because both Taylor
and the financial institutions with which
he was connected were regarded as firm
and reliable beyond question.
The news from Pierre demonstrated
that no money is held there to the credit
Of tho state treasurer, and none.is held in
the bank here. 1t is estimated that about
$3.50 600 is missing with Taylor Aside
from the financial loss the action Of Tay-
lor is felt terribly by all who have known
and done business with him and the finan-
cial enterprises with which he has been
connected In years past Ho and his en-
terprises here have handled many thou
sands Of eastern capital and his bank
here has always been regarded as one Of
the firm, safe institutions in the state.
On Tuesday morning his bank here
opened for business rs usual. and tho
cashier, T. W. Humphrey, states that it
held 30 per cent OF deposits in cash and in
bonds of approved reserve agents in the
east There was quiet run on the bank
Tuesday by parties who had their suspi-
cions aroused by receiving private informa-
tion from Pierre that Taylor had not
shown up there, and something was wrong.
The bank officials decided to close the
bank subject to examination by the comp
troller Of the currency, and that official
was notified ut once The action was
taken for the protection Of the bank and
its many depositors.
Evening journal., 1895-01-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

These days a belle can look M at the
milky way without leading the young men
% suspect that shs wants ice cream. Dallas
News.