The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-09-25
THE WEEKS NEWS.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FL.


THE White House throngs hada
opportunity on Monday to see the pres
The arrangements for the pres
idents trip have concluded. He
leaveT Tuesday night by special train
the Pennsylvania Road going
through o North Adams without stop
at orko elsewhere. 1t has been
president would
make address at gathering at North
Adams on Wednesday, but decision
point been made Mrs Nc
Kiny will the President on
the trip.
THE publication by the
of the blue book on the fur
seal has greatly annoyed
State Department because while
Mr. Chamberlain dispatch in to
Mr. celebrated dispatch of
May publicity, The depart
ment up this time has net received
copy Of this dispatch, and does not
o of its existence except
newspapers Inasmuch as
the British press has SO freely criticised
what las pleased to call shirt
diplomacy" and has read the
Department homiy on the
necessity of observing diplomatic pro
prietes the department thinks it Curl
to sayh that dispatch
public before has
received by the government to
which it e addressed
CH1cAGo's normal death is
markably low. For the week ending
Sept was13 1000.
pared with 1466 for the previous week.
The alnumbe deaths for the week
427, and from acute intestinal dis
there decrease OF forty eignt.
While it hot week, there
were sixteen deaths from pneumonia
and elevensu fatalities The
number of suicides eleven equaed
that of the previous week. The deaths
fromv violence other than suicide we're
thiryone increase OF ten over the
week preceding
THE council administration of
Association of Credit Men met
in New Yorkon he Goth, behind closed
ON o the most important
tons discussed that OF the best
method of handling fraudulent failures
and listening comprehensive
plan decided that the request
of five members suspicious failure
would be Investigated and if found
fraudulent aud thought advisable the
guilty parties would be prosecuted
crminally by the National Association
THE First National Bank Of Benton
Harbor Mich. which failed last Satur
day, reopened to receive books,
collect due, etc. Depositors
paid in maured
can be converted into cash and
the books Strengthened The
s hopeful that deposit
tor will be paid in full.
REFORMATION has been received by
Acting Comptroller Coffin to the effect
that the of the first National
Bank of Greensburg' lndo have been
turned o the directors of the bank
sufficient funds hand to all
depoitors in full The bank will go
into voluntary liquidation The comp
troler of currency declared
in of the creditors Of
nsove national banks follows:
cent the First National
of Wellington
the Merchants National Bank of
WASH cent the First National
of Redfeld, S. D.
AFNAL accoun O ne est O III
secretary state. Walter G.
filed in the probate of
Cookie county 1t the
estat widow was III
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rix hado hand
o
Frostj touched Chicago early
Monday morning. according to the
weather but the approach o ranl
clouds prevented it getting
of vegetables. Tuesday
he weather therew
of frost at night
o yellow feverl
reported a New Monday
The number any
sincet the plague fret made
ance " weeks Not
fatal during the day. DIR. Joseph
reported to the board
he had discovered cases
bis practice, the first o which
hadco under his obse ryatiop Fri