Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1873, Page 1

The Chicay: VOLUME 27.. % CHICAGO, TRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1873, Dailp Teibune, —— Y NUMBER 7L GIFT CONCERT. T SOCOESS T T PASY A GURRANTER FOR THE FUTURE! - DAND DRAWING FOR THEE BENEFIT OF THE PUB.LIBRARY OF KY. $1,500,000 IN CASH %N AWAY! One Cash Prize in Every Five Chances. TWELVE THOUSAND GIFTS, AS FOLLOWS: ; ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. ONE GItAND CASIE GIFT. 100,000 ONE GRAND CASH GL 50,000 ONE (RAND CASII 6 26,000 ONE GRAND CASII GIFT. 17,600 1tts, 810,000 each.... 100,000 Mls, 5000 cuch.... 150,000 B0 Cush (ilttay 80 Caal Gltty, 100 Cnuh Giflsy 1560 Cush Gift 250 Cnsh 8206 Cash Gitls, 100 cach,, 11,000 Cash Gifts, 80 each.... 550,000 Whole Tickets, 60, Coupons (Tenths), #6. ELEVEN TICKDTS FOR $500, ~ Secure Your Tickets Now! If you meglect it you will foraver regrot it. ‘Romember, tho Dmnlnp’l&kol placo in PUBLIO 1,000 ench.. GO0 ench., 400 cncl 300 encl 200 enc [~ ontho 3d of Déccmber, 18 nf s Fortnlormution e0fiesse e, pRANLETTE, Agont Publio Library of Ky, Im:{wme Ky, Or WATLS & GO, Roow, 47 Motrapalitan Block, cor. 20, ‘Randolph and TaSalle-sts., Ohicago, THE SHORTEST ROULE 10 FORTUNE. $100,000 for only $2.50. THE LARGEST RETURN FOR THE 2L T INVESTMENT. WILL BE JIELD AT LEAVENWORTH, ILANSAS, Decembor 3ist, 1873, TOR THE BENEFIT OF A JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL, 40,000 Gifis, $4.50,000 in Prizes, Principal Prize,$ 100,000 sonsisting of tho superb nalatial rsidenco of Simon Yolos, ¥iaq., uusurpassod as a privata dwoliing in tho nited Staics, being only o fow blocks from the Court- Elouen, surrodnded by magaificont mrounds, orchards, gardorls, and vinesards, Tho buildlng Lins' boon only coccatly' complcted with all modorn improvements, PRIZE LIST. 13 Prizes, feal Estate, = ’:’ Cagi Prize, e 3t " R 28« ) &8 3w 1.0{:1: in « o8 R 80,450 £.50 20,000 Priz 8 onlatatils queranta 0000 The title o {10 nbovo rant oatato s guarantoed netfest. Tng lihoral terms of this schome brings 1t within tho zedolt of all~—thio ureatost. opportunity ovor offorod to the Poor mat Lo riso 0 wealthi. PRICE OF TICKETS. Single Tlokots, $3.60: Eloven Tickats, $25.00; Tifty-six Tickets, $125.00: One Hundred and Fifteen Tickets, $450.00. “Tho drawing wilLho mado under the suporintendenco of & committce appoluted by the bighost officials in the Buato, duly swaen 10 tho faithful porlonmancool tho du- o8 o, ued thea, 3 kliest oieials both of City, County. and Btate Bavo novonly indorsed Mr, Abeles, ‘but alio hls schomo. Thio demand for tickots is unparalleled, and all desirn to particionto o tho drawing sboutd atonco form thelr clubs and soud in tholr ordors. AGENTS WANTED in nil States, Citicn, and ‘gtwnn i thio Utilted Stacen uind Cannihs. £~Mongs shuald bagent by Rogltorsd Lettor, P. O, fder o E50ress, il o (ll ass o th Difabiseé pral writing, 'ly5zy prokaké of 11 tickots hns & chanco to win 11 prizes, It pealitvely cortain to win orio, whilo oBe por: Eowait i blory o0 Wiorarolsss packbes of 1 s bouad o mrises Yor further informationand | partioulare, wond for clrou- lars to the Mauager sud Proprietor, and 'addrass SIMON ABELES, Loavenworih, Kan.; Or ca]l at 161 Fast Madison. Chicago. FINANCIAL. WE OFFER FOR SALE, At 04 cents and interest, o firat-olass EOME INVESTMENT BOND, bearing 7 per cent interest, payablo semi.annually on the 1at of January and the 1st of July. Those Bonds ‘were constitutionally issued by the Board of ‘Wost Chicago Park Commissioners. For the payment of Principn! and Interest the rosourcos of tho Wost Chicago Oommissions ers and tho credit of the Town of West Ohi- ongo are irrovocably pledged. APPLY TO HENRY GREENEBAUM & (0., Bankers, Fifth-av. TRANKLIN BANK. A hmla’fl:mnnl‘nl l!fl‘lln sn'{fiil kl]unnnmnnl for sale ooust. Bond youe e to, e TG 1 Work & o, 128 LaNalta-st. PAPER HANGINGS, & HILGER, JENKINS & FAXON, 107 STATE-ST. PAPER HANGINGS, BEDDING, WINDOW SHADES. $300,000. Oapital Prize, $60,000, Missouri State Lottery. Grand Shgle Number Scheme, Draws tholnst day of ovory month, §ES0 Vel WG0s Whola tiekate, £103 Halves, ! s oA Y, ML & O, hox Ui, Kt MUSICAL, BURDETT ORBANS, At no timo dnring tho past thico years have wo hoon D10 to most the dewnand for flinss imatoliiess untenmients, tlio’ orders {nvariably oxcoodiug (ho nd uver mom, wilyTargcly-locreatad inanut.ebping ardors ate Iatgaly in- nxcoss of onr ability {o ? onsequence af this fact wo have, for yoars, refrained from advertising thom, and anly now havo rocourso to the press in order to call tho attontion of tho publio to thy NEW IMPROVEMENTS, . NEWLY-DESIGNED CASES, NEW STYLES FOR CHURCHES, NEW STYLES FOR THE DRAWING-ROON, Al of which should bo seen and heard to be approciated. 5773 Fortios ata distanco will ploasa writa for oue Hua« LYON &HEALY, ~ General Agents for the Northwest, State and Monroe-sts., COCEICAGO. HOTELS. Special Notice. The Sherman House has not sus- pended, nor will it. The Elegant Sherman still the favorite; is in successful opera- tion, and has already won the ce- Icbrity of being the Model Hotel of the world. C. S. MUNSON, Manager. N. C. MUNSON, Proprictor. WINTER RESORT ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, thamas, opens for tho wintor soason addrassJ. LIDGERWOOD, PORTER, Proprietor. FURS. FURS. The Largest and Best Stock of ILATOTIRIS Fine Furs, STRYKER’S, 231 West Madison-st. FOR SALE. RICH FARMING LANDS! FOR SALE VERY CHEAP! ' THE BEST INVESTMENT! No Fluotuations! Alwayu Improving in Valug! Tho ‘wealth of the donntry {s mado by thio advance In Roal Es- | NOW IS TEEH TIMID. Milllons of acres of tho fincst 1ands on tno Continout, In astorn Nebraska, now for salo—wiauy f them nover boe foro in markot—st peicos that DEEY COMPETITION, Five and Ten Years' Credit Given, wiih Interest at 6 per cent, Th Land Grant Bonds of tho Company tekon at par for lands. _They can now ho purchasod at a large disconnt. lfi“fll‘;fl“ glrlldcdlllnfl‘ givon, DQBG"“%A“‘VI"S".“ Maps mallod treo by sddrouets i ) Y S aad Gommisstoner U, Py " R, Omnhi ch, FOR SALE CHEAP. LOO FIESEIT. 50 feot 0n tho sontheast cornor of Calumot-av. R R R R R S T T &N ¥ cash I takon to &5 # foot, en 1 PR WiiL X80 Northwest carnor of adison and Dearhoritats. PRINTERS, STATIONERS, &o. THE LATEST STYLE OF OFFICE BASKETS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETALL, BY COLVER, PAGE, HOYNE & (0, 118 and 120 Monroe-st. J. M. W. JONES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONER AND PRINTER. Offics Outita and Itallroad Work SPEOTALTIES, 104 AND 100 MADISON.ST. TO RENT. HOTEL FOR RENT. The seoond (34), third (54, and fourth (ith) floors of lo-f bunJqu. southwest_coruer of North Olark yoontalatog sisfy (&) rooms, fitted un fa vory rospoot for A Srat-ofass Kamily Hotol,'with all mod: orn Improvomenta; the ruoms beiug largs, light, aud woli vontlisted, besidus bolug 8o arrangad as to bi Toutly thrown ‘into suites of two (3), thros (8), or four (1) rooms. There s also alarge laundey in tho' basemout, ‘Sonnooting all the floors by an olovator. 0 flumvlul}l party, with canital to furalsh tho L or ront, the largost an o n tho noutBirddon belagHituato undor said Hodss. Would mako & go iyt tho owner, Roowm 8, No, 77 2 - 2 g o conven. od i r torus, & e V. G. SCIEPCEVICH & CO., ITATLIAN ARTISTS. PORTRAIT AND FRESCO PAINTERS in evory stslo, NN MADISONST,, OON 20, WEATHER STRI TORREY'S ODLEBRATED WEATHER S, W . Competont men to apply thel For Daar e Y . o TRRELAY R R el et for Chicayo and tho Northwost, 88 Madisonat., ’l’fllmnn Builfling. ot Mo UNION LUNCHES. EEN;!@NNI]UNGBEES, 1 Mothodist Ohuroh No. 000 o inlatod-at, Mission Chusol. - WANTED, WAINTEID, tant Tookkoopor—s youns 1naa of 8amo oxpori- e eavos B w0 e, ad ot afrald o marks R Pormaant sltttion aiforod. Blnat glsy hast of roforancos as to abllity and rellability. Addruss O dl, Tribune ottico, "FINANCIAL. TFailure of Hoyt, Sprague & Co, of New York. Critical Condition of the Rhode Island House. Two Sprague Banks Slxspcn;lct! and Three Others Wa- . | vering, .. | The Tato of the Spragues to Bo "Decided To-Day. Threo Million-of Hoyt, Spraguo & €o.’s Paper Afloat in Now York, Several Other Suspensions in New York Yesterday. Tho Union Trust Company to Resume Dec, 1 with Increased Capital. Tho Trustees Report Its Oapital Un- impaired. Gloomy Reports from the Manufacturing Districts. Thousands of Operatives Out of Employment, NEW YORK. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, PAILURES REPORTED, New Yonrw, Oct. 80.—Durinz the day thoe foilure of the following firms was announced : Messte. Lloyd, Hamilton & Co., domesticbankors, of this city; J. . & W. H. Daloy, No. 49 Now street ; O. Mattman Schmid & Co., Water stroot ; and Kimber, Vivian & Co., London, Lloyd & Hamilton eay their failure was not due to stocks, mor were they building rail- ways. Thoy had suffored from the withdrawal of doposits, and, owing to tho stringency, could not realize on their securities. Thoy had pid out over $1,000,000. The firm of J. 1. & W. IL Daly having becomo involved, with a number of olhier capitalists, by tho erection of the now Windsor Hotel, on Fifth avenue, tho firm had been compelled to suspond. “I'ho failure of C. Mattman, Schmid & Cox is owing to thoir paper, to the amount of £35,000, having gone to protest in Burope. - The firm say that the susponsion will bo only temporary. . “L'he failuro of Kimber, Vivian & Co. is an old one, but it wns not officially anuounced to the London Exchaugo until to-day. THE TRUST COMPANY. At & meeting of the Board of Dircotors to-day, it was decided to increnso the capital of the Union Trust Company to §2,000,000, aud to re- sumo business prior to Decomber 1. 8TOOKS. In transactions in tho carly part of the day on the Stock Exchange, the inprovement in values waseo marked that it seomed to indicatoa nnitod and preconcerted bull movement, but soon pricos bq]'an to declino gradually, and by the 1 o'clock call thoy had receded from 34 to 8 per cent throughout. Quotationsreachiod the lowest point at the. bogiining of tho sccond call, but had ained o fraction at the close, 'The Central, udson, and Harlom list on the day's businoss, 18 compored with last night's prices, foll nearly 2 por cout each; Nortbwestern aud St. Paul, 3¢y Pacitio Mail, 13¢; Weslern Union, 243 Hunnibal & 8t. Joseph, Rock Island, Toledo ‘Wabash, and Lako 8horo, each 1. GoLD. ‘The gold market was dull, with moderate busi- nese, Chiof purchnscrswore Amorican ropresontas tives of German bankers. Quotations botween 108%¢ and 1083¢. Foreign nows unfayorable, Contis netitul mariots being unsottled and more or losa pruicky. Moderate activity in railway bonds, aud lower prices geuorally provailed. 4 THODUCE. Small demand for flour und market tame for mediuinund Dotter grades, Shipping brands firm and vot plonty, Market rathor more firm and active at tho closo for low grades. 'Tho whoat market openod tirmer, bug quiot ; wintor very quict, und values uncortuin. The markot ‘was wouker at tho close, aud the inguiry chiclly for export. No. 3 Chicago epring sells at 81.81@ 1.33; No, 8 Chicago spring at 81.30; red Western, 81.89}. liyo quict but firm, Corn firmor, and "~ » moro - gonoral demond. The movemeut in borth freights continuos small, which is portially attributod to scarcity of room and advanced rates nsked. Vessels for chertor are in fair domand at slightly improved rates for grain and petroleum. (%o the Associated Preat.) THE UNION TRUST COMPANY. New Youn, Oct. 30.—A meoting of the True- teos of tho Union Trust Company was leld to- day to tale notion upon the rosults of the ox- amination of its affairs, The capital remains unimpaired, snd thero is & consider- ablo surplus, Tho present officers and Committee of tho Company tendered their resignations, with a view to roorganization, A rosolution was adopted increasing the capital stock to $2,000,000, double tho prosont amount, tho new stock o ba offored to tho present stock- holders to Nov. 16, and an amount equal to that now held by enob, 25 por cont payablo Nov. 25 25 per cout Doc. 10, and tho remainder on call aftor Dee. 81 upon thirty doys' notice. It was rosolved alko to resume business on or boforo Dee. 1 noxt. . Committees wore appointed to oarry into ef- fect the above resolutions, Gorman exclinnge and the Bank of Englana rate of discount remain unchanged. Thore is no promium on groenbacks, —— PHILADELPHIA, BUSPENBION, * special Dispatch to The Chicago Tridune, PrinapeLviia, Oct. 80,—Messrs, Morgan, " Young, Altemus & Co., ono of our most oxton- givo dry goods louses, lLas suspended. Mr, Young doclined making public any statement na to the cause of susponsion or amount of liabili~ tics and assots of the firm, and atated that an exhibit would bo shortly prosented to their croditors, This houso sold annually upwards of 2,000,000 worth of goods, and at tho timo of tho the failure were carrylng o large stock. [To the Associated Press.) PiLADELTRIA, Oot. 80.—The dry goods houso of Morgan Wung, Altomus & Co., hnve suspend- ed. Liabilitios 600,000, They will bo able to poy from 75 to 80 conts on tho dollar. The housoe sold ull\vurdu of two million worth of goods annunlly, T'ho suspension of Wm, 3. Lloyd, hanker, of Altoonn, is roported hore, Although Mr. Lioyd s rowne half dozon ofticos throughiout tho Btato, his failure is not vory heavy, DraveLrigs, Oct. 80.~In consequenco of the susponslon of Lloyd, Hamilton & Co., of New York, Wm, W, Lioyd & Co., bankors, of Altoons, Pa., suspondad payinent to-day. ——— THE RAILROADS. Speetal Disputel to Tho Chicayo Tribune, Gargsnuna, 1L, Oct, 90,—Y'vosident Walker, Superinlondont Harrls, and aoveral of the more prominent Directors of the Chicago, Thrlington & Quincy Railroad artived here to-day, It is rumored that a roduction of 7 porcent in the wagos of tho railroad mechanica I8 coutom- Iplntud; alap, the hours.of workmen to Lo ro- ducod_from fon to nino hours Fur dny, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, TIOSTON 4 PROVIDENOE RAILLIOAD, BosroN, Oct. 80,—Tho Boston & Providenco Railrond campnny has discharged about forty of ita omployes this weol, and- it is proposed to xe- duco the humbor of tralns on account of lnok of business, 3 . g THE NEW JENSEY BOUTHEDN, Spectal Disvateh to The Chicago Tribune, New Yong, Oct. 80.—1¢ is oxpocted that the committes appointed by tho Doard of Directors of the New J:\muy Bouthorn _Rallway to doviso plans for rolioving that road from tho network diffionltios in which it has becomo entangled, will roport to-morrow. O. W. Huntington, ono of: the Commiiteo, says that the roml owes about 81,200,000, , halt of which is dus Jay Gould, and o large part of tho romainder to tho Philadelphin Dredging Company and tho Lobhigh Car Company, * It Is proposcd to sattlo thoso dobts temporarily by making arrangemonts to pay all in Bix, nino, twelvo, and fifteen months, Ho belloves that this proposition will bo accopted, and the road will be putin good run- nlnfi ordor, and that consclidation will bo had with tho Baltimore & Olio Rallitay, whoraby tho Iattor will got all tho Southorn and Westorn doublo traflic, and tho formor a largo portion of that going East. . THE SPRAGUES, Spectal Dispatch to The Chitago Tribune, New Yonk, Oct. 80.—Tho flrm of Host Bpraguo & Co., 107 Loonard stroot, agants for the manufecturing firm of A, & W. Spraguc, of Providence, R. I, rumors of whose failure woro current to-day, suspended paymont this morn- g, Mr. Knight, a membor of tho firm, said to- day that he belfeved they would bo ablo to re- sume, Ho declined to make publio tho nssots ‘and Nabilities of tho firm, but said - that a state- mont of tho assets and liabilitios was bolog pro- pared, and it would be submitted * to the ~creditors a8 Boon ns completed, It is rumored that £8,000,000 of !I.mirdpt\ or is held fu this city, but 1t 18 not bolioved that any banks in this olt{ will be affccted. It is un- dorstood that iho Globo and Firat and Sccond National Baoks of Providenco are seriously in- volved, It is thought by some that tha failure of thoir agents in this city must affect A, & W. Bpmxi‘uo, but it i not.generally bolioved, Bhoutd this bo truo, Lowovor, the rosults will bo vory disnstous to the wholo mauufacturing intorest of Rhodo Island. A DOYTON VERBION. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Bostox, Oct. 80.—Tho falluro of Hoyt, Sprague & Co., and the eritical condition of tho Providonco Spragues, havo, of courso, boon tho oxciting topio of stroot talk to-dsy. Bo far as can bo ascortained, there is not a large amount of their paper afloab in this city, The facts are, that tho banke hero have for tho past year or more fought shy of it, for romsons which seemed good enough to to thom, although not probably based upon anticipations of the prosout stato of af- fairs, Several which at one timo courted their cl:H‘:um, bave Iately contrived to disponso with it, . FALL RIVER NOT UIT. A dispatoh from Fall River to-day says that noither the New York or Providence housos of the Spragucs have sny indebtedness thore of any kind. TIE NEW YORK STEAMSLIP COMPANT. A privato.dispatoh from o rosponsiblo party in Providonco' says that tho Providounce & Now York Steninship Company are not seriously em- barrassed by its conuection with tho Bpn'?'ucs, a8 other porties hold the largor portion of tho stock. Their property is not L\ONI“X mortgaged, and business will not be interrupted. THE ORANSTON BAVINGA DANK, . of, Providence, which suspended to-day, was an inptitution mansged by tho Bpragues, Com- missionors sppointed by the Governor aro in- vostigating its condition. It is & now bank, and within & fow months hna enlarged its business vory much, 'Tho deposits, which nggregate 1,000,000, woro made chiofly by porsons of smnll moans, who will suffer great privations if thoyloso thoir savinga. THE FRANKLIN BAVINGS BANK, anothor establishment controlled by tho Spragne family, has doposits to tho amonnt of &2,600,000. Thers hns boon o run upon it all day, but by taking ndvantage of its privilege, and paying out ounly small sums, it haa continued businoss, BENATOR WILLIAM SPRAGUE las been out of tomper with his partners, it is roported, for some time past; and has fakoen ‘no active part in tho manngement of the affairs of tho firm. Rumor has it thet thero was n eerious differonce of opinion betweon the brothers, which made con- sultations disagroeable. ‘T'ho Spragues got through this day without sus- pension. e Wan: Lovevenn lightdn?', tho do- mands upon the firm amounting only to about $7,000. Tho nows of the suspension of the Now York firmof Hoyt, Spragae & Oo, was received in Providence with & lively interest, but it cavsed littlo venl oxcitement. It wad predictod by many that tho confirmation of the firat roport, which camo as & rumor, would be the sgnul for an immediato susponsion of tho IRhodo Tsland houso ; but whether or not it would have taken placo under heavier demands, it is im- posaible.to say. 5 . THE BANKS AND THE SPRAGUES. A special to the Advertiser to-night states that the roprosentatives of the banks met at 11 o'clock this morning to roceive the report of tho Committes solected to oxamine into the aftairsof the Bpnflpms. ‘Tho Committeo, iowaver, was not prepare to report, and asked for further time. This was granted, ‘and _the meeting adjourned until to-morrow moming. It was given out that tho Committes hoped to agreo upon a plan of relief, tho nature of which was not dteclosed, but this was before tho raceipt of the nows of tho failurcof the New York houso, STATEMENT- PROM HEADQUARTERS. Tho ounly statoment that has been given ont at tho oftico of the Spragues to-dayis in the follow- ing words: . Tho Committee of Investigation into the affairs of tno A. & W. Spraguo Munufacturing Company, ap- polnted by thie represontatives of all ‘tho banka In this clty, will bo propured at the meeting to Lo held to- morrow at noon o mako o roport, which cannot fail o bo bighly satisfactory fo the cred- itors of the A, & W. Spraguo Manufacturing Company, and ' Hoyt, Sprague & Co. Tho surplus of available froperty, at a low valuation, over all outstanding Uabilities, including liabilities upon the outatanding Habillties, and including liabill- tiga upon tho accontancos of 'Hlogt, Bprague & Co, wiill not be less than $11,000,000. A plan will be pro- oscd at the meoting to-morrow, accompaniod with a otalled report of the situntion’ of their firm, which will if carried out, it is believed, render the embarrass- meut of A. & W'Spraguo and Hoyt, Sprogue & Co, of temporary duration, THE OUTLOOK, Thus it will be seon that tho situation, nxncpyt 80 far as it is affected by tho failure in New York, is practically the aame na it was last night. To-morrow, however, probably will show whether the great Rhode Island house of tho Bpraguos will stand or fall, [T the Associated Press.) TIE PROVIDENCE FINM, ProvioENoe, R. I., -Oct. 80.—There is no chiango in the' conditlon of "A. & W, Sprague & Co.'s affairs to-night. Thelrmaturing obligations to-day woro small and were paid. The Com- mittco of the Bankais hard at worl with conu- Bol and members of the firm prapnrlqfi an_exhibit, and meouitXnu to bo submitto to the bank meetiug to-morrow. No intimation iven what tho X};upoflulou will be, but the statemont of affaira is pronounced to be favora- ble. Tho failure of & New York house having been antloipated, did not cause s great sensation, although canvassed with interest in its bearings upon tho fate of Sprague, The ability and dispo- sition of the oity gnni‘; to help them through, i thelroport of the Committoo s satisfactory, is undoubted, We hicar of no house that is likely to go down with this disastor. ‘Che Sprague pa- in por hold largely by banks, aud, ox- copt In three Bprag banks, in linos that are enfely within tho moans of tho lustitutions, “The cotton and other supplios have beon generally bought from strong houses, and their paper, which has been bought by bro- kers, i lannly n tho handa of speoulative mon, who, tomptoed by a high rate, took tho risk aud can moot the lods, whioh, in many cases, is cov- erad by proviona proofu on the same risks. ‘I'he Commissionors appolnted to make an ox- amination of thd Fr n Institution for Sav- ings, report the whole amount of labilities at $2,810,728, Ths resourcos aro; Bank stook, 103,000 ¢ $208,000; mortgages on ronl outato; 81,601,248; loans on good collatorals, 987,700 ; cash, 2,280 ; loans” on ersonat soourily, $824,600, . of 'whioh , tho pragucs have &57.000 Even if the Bpragues should pro¥e worthless, the bask would still bo ablo 1o pay 70 per cent, The bank will noither rocolvo nor pay doposits for sho prosent, bub will probably resume business undor a now man- agemont. 3 Tho fuvostigation into The Oranston Bavings Bankg s not yot comploted, but ia undoratood fo result in o loss entisfnctory oxhibit, -It is underntood that all ,the banks have como into an nerangemout for guarantceing to tho ox- tont of 8 por cont upon tholr capital the doposits of the Mrst Nntional, Bocond Natlonal, and Globo Natlonal Banks. PRESR COMMENTS. 51 < New Yonrg, Oct. 80.—The Frpress enys the smupension of Hoyt, Sprague & Co, s ono of tho worsl rocords of tho panie, No statoment is out of tho amonnt of tholr accoptancos, but it is sov- oral millions, and 2,000,000 of it, it is enld, is hiold by Now York banke, baukors, and privato buyors. T'he paper lay always been attractive to” buyers, Thore is no doubt that'the antagonism of rival oconcerns in Rhodo Island had much to do with the suspension, pud the publication of the emburrassments of ‘the Bpraugos 1s accounted for in this way, Arrange- monts wero perfoctod which would have carried tho concorns through, but for these publica- tions, ) THE MANUFACTURERS. TENNSYLVANIA MILLS. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, PumApeLrira, Oct. 80,.—Tho following is the condition of tho mills ju Germantown': Dron- son’s hoslory mill is running four and one-haif days weokly, About two-thirds tho usual num- bor of oporatives are employed. Tho prospects for continuanco of work oro fair, Anron Jonecs & Bous aro running on three-quartor thno, with about holf tho usual forco. DButton's Mill, on fancy goods and lLosiory, ia working up to 9 o'clock nightly. The spinning dopartment runs about five days waolxln. Threo bundred hands havo stendy work in_this establishmont, with o, fair Ju-ospuct of continuance for some timo. Tho 0ods now boing turned out aro principally from nck orders, Thoro bas beon no reduction in \\'n?na, and no difliculty exporionced in obtnining sulliciont currenoy from bauks to pay the hands, Charlos Bponcor & Co, are running throe-quartor time in somo depnrtmeuts, and full time’ in others, Half tho usunl numbor of hands are omployed, Josoph Thurman, Jr.'s mill is work- ing on threg-quarter time,and half thousual num- ber of hands aro employed. Worlkhore will prob- ably continue for another month, Thurman has paid his employes rogularly during tho financial troublo. Robert Cartlige, glovo manufacturer, is working Lis usunl forco on full and over time. Benjamin Allon & Bro, employ their rogular force on threo-quartor timo, thrning out only a sufficiency for immediate market roquiromonts. ‘The Scratchards Spinning Mill is running one of. four sots of hands, The remaindor of tho mills aro runbing abont tho same, and any or all may shut down within a_week..About 80 por ‘ceut. of the omployos in Wilmington's Loathor Manu- factory have beon discharged. - Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, THE FALL RIVER MILLS, Bostoy, Bnss.,, Oct. 30.—Thoro was another ‘moeting of the Directors of tho Full River mills, at which It was decided, attor roports and n gon? eral interchango of viows, to run on half time— that is, eight hours » dny—for fourdays in the weol, ou and after next Tuesdny, Thirty-fivo mills como into this arrangement. Those that romain out aro the Meobanics' and Border City, which have contracts for their November pro- duction, and tho Robeson and Iall River Print Works. When in full oporation, theso thirty- nme mills employ alout 14,000 operators, and their monthly pay-roll smounts to noarly 500,000, Farn River, Mass, Oct. 80~ fi‘ goven mills at this clt{‘, after. Tuesdsy noxt, will run but four days cach wook and eight hours a day, Tho remaining two mills havo November coutracts. Theso will employ 14,000 operatives,’ and thoir monthly Iay-ro s, whon in full oper- ation, amount to £450,000, . THE ANISQUAR : mills, at Rockport, Liavo suspended work. About 300 operativen aro thrown ont of employment. . THFE, MERRDMACK WOOLEN MILLS, near Lowell, havo issucd ordars to discharge alt thoir omployes and closo thio mills as soon as “thelr atock on hand shall have been worked up. . GENERAL OAUTION., - . There is o genoral disposition amongst . all mauufacturors to go’'slow, aud hundrods of | establishments that have not yet shortancd help are likely to do so or stop entircly until thore is a brightor prospoct abead. The conviotion that this_will he o_hard winter for the classos do— pondent on daily earnings is slowly gaining ground. NEW JERSEY MILLS. Ncw Yonx, Oct. -80,—The following itoms aro -roceived regarding tho monufacturing catablish- ments in Paterson, N. J.: Dexter, Lumbert & Co."s silk-mull resumed operations to-day with a force of 200 hands. *Tho Strauge silic-mill is running on half time, but wages bave not baoen rcl!ucug, Havill & Booth's silk-mill is running with a forco of less than a hundrod hands, working three-quartor timo. When in full oporat tion 450 aro omployod. Tho Passaic Rolling- mill is working full time. The Paterson [ron Company is working 100 men, aud will continuo through tho wintor, The Lat{mor Boilor-Waorks, Watson Manufacturing Cumw\ny, and the McNab & Harlan Company have plouty of work on hand, and will ‘probably continue through tho winter. New Yonr, Oot. 30.—One of tho effects of the aule was the throwing out of employment of at oast 20,000 \mrkinfiglrlu from the differont factories at Nowark, N, J. The Trenton Zinc-Works discharged thirty hands to-day. i SPECIE RESUMPTION. Special Disvateh to The Chicago Zribune, Wastisatoy, Oct. 30.—T'wo-thirds of the en- tire capacity of tho Philndelphin Miut are to be usodl in the coinage of silver until otherwiso or- dorad, by which botweon $1,000,000 and £1,500,- 000 in silver can bo coined in a month, To facilitate tho project of the Troasury Department for silver resumption, the Assay Ofticer at New Yorlk has been instructed to make tho bullion fund of his offico availablo a8 far as practieablo. In that fund there isabout $1,000,- 000 in silvor. Tho Becretary of the Treasury will, in his roport fo Congrees, recommond tho ropoal of the soction of the law which allows the expor- tation of United States coin to South Amorican countries, 'Sinco 1865, the groater portion of all the silver coined by the United States has found its way to the Bouth Amorican Btates, whore it s circulated. at ‘a remium. As stated by the Director of the Kflnt yosterday, silvor coins are overrated in this, as in other countrics, for the purpose of rnm]urlng thom unexportablo. — BOSTON. [To the Assoctated Press,) NO ESPLOYMENT. Bostox, Qot, 30.—Tho Buperintendont of- the ‘Young Men's Christian Assooiation snnounces that it is worse than uscless for the poor and laboring classes to seek that city for employ- ment; that remunorative labor cannot bo fur. nished to onoe out of fifty of its own idle thou- sands, e e THE TRADES. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, ‘WasuinaToy, Oct. 80.—Private letters recoived horo from tho North and West represent that-a strong movemont is on foot among om!lotyem to mako & larga reduction in tho wages'of their omployos, and though the attempt will in nearly all cases bo stronuously opposed Dby tradesmon, the latter soom to bo inolined to yield in view of all tho ciroumstances, ~tho chief among whioh is their beliof that the prices of tho necossary articlos of food, olothing, eto,, will show a corrosponding dacronso. T — WASHINGTON. ‘WasHINGTON, Oot, 80,—Thore will be nio salea of gold or purchase of bouds by the Troasury Dopartment next month, — NEW ORLEANS. New Onieans, Oct. 90.—Coufidonce Is re- 'Lolllarud, aud all branchos of businoss are improv- i —_—— ABROAD, LoxpoNn, Oct, 80.—The failuro of a house which bLas poen denling in Irio shares i4 an- nounced, ‘The Pail Jllafi QGazelle snys that the Liouso lately rocoived an order for Jay Gould to soll 60,000 shares of Erle, aud took tho coutraot porvonally as buyers, ot st CANADIAN LUMBER. Special Dispateh ta The Chicago Tribune, MoxTaeAL, Oct. 80.—A firmn in this city has this season uhlpped 80,000,000 foot of lumber to Monteviodo, Buenos Ayres,and 20,000,000 foot to the Unitod Biatos, FOREIGN. Count de Chambord Ruins His Prospects for the - Throne. A Damaging Document for the Mon- archical Coalition. The Frenoh Republionus Ezceed- ingly Jubilant, A Manifesto from President MacMahdn " to the Army. S — Spanish Ingurgents Drowned. Sixty-six Alarming Illness, of the Empross of Austria, FRANCE. Panis, Oct, 80,—Drosident MacMalion: has is- sued,an ordor of the day to tho army, in which ho aludes with soverity to the insubordinato conduct of Gon. Bollamarro, aud sppeals to tho patriotism of the soldiers to maintain discipline. and support the laws, LETTER FIOM THE COUNT DE CHAMIORD, ° Panis;. Oct. 80.—Count De Chambord has writton alotter to M. Do Chesnitong, ono of the dolegation from tho Right which recontly waited on him. Tho Count snys misapprohensions huvo arison tending to obscuro his policy, which is a8 olear as day. He owes the wholo truth to the country. He is nsked io sacrifico his honor. Ho omphatically declares-that ho rotracta nol ing, curtails nothing ot his provious declarations. Tho claima'of yestorday foroshadow thoso to be oxacted to-morrow. Ho oannot- innugurato s - strong rolgn by an act . of weaknoss. Ho enorgotically - rofuses to rolinquish tbo white flag, Ho indignantly ropols tho insinnation that ho mistrusts tho valor of tho soldiors. ‘On the contrary, ho secks to con~ fido to thom all ho holdadear. Ho ignores nono of tho country’s glories, and continues : * We have & groat work to accomplish, which I sm roady to undertake at any momont. This is why, I wish to remain ontirely as T am, Wero I en- fochled to-day, I would bo powerless to-mor- row. The 1ssus at stake is the reconstruction of socioty and onorgetio insurance of luw, or- dor, and proporty. Especially should wo nob four to eméfloy forca in the sorvice of order and justice. Conditions and gnarantoes are spoken of. Wore any requirod by tho Court of Yaris, who came to mo spontancously at tho dictates of patriotism ? I prosorved intact our traditions and libortics, and have the right to reckon on oq'\lml confldence,” 3 'ho letter concludes as follows: ¢“My person- ality is nfllhing. Principlo is lWflflV:ml\E‘ Frauce | will 800 au ond to her’ troubles whon she undor- stonds this, I am the necessary pilot slone capablo of guiding her into_port, because haye » mission of authority. France cannot perish, bocause Christ still loves hot,” A MONARCIICAL BET-BACT, Pams, Oct. 30.—A meoting of the Royalist Committos was held to-dny, at which .M. Decazes, d'Audiflret, DolMarcy, .and DeChosni- ._?o,_.pu\)li!hnd_, in, fall. long wora prosant. .tBlogmBMu dispatch was recoived from the Count do Chambord, request- ing that his lotter to .M. DoCheenilong Al agreed that ho " lolter ‘wag -fafal to tho . lHopes of the monarchical codlition. Tho Republicans are jubilaat, » " A mesting of the Deputies of the Left Centre +was hold this evening, M, Loon Lay prosiding. A resolution was adopted declaring that tho time had arrived for giving up the ‘i‘roviuionnl stato and urgumzln? a consorvative Ropublic. Panzs, Oct, 80.—M. Do ‘ Chosnilong received the letter of Count Do Chambord on Sunday lnst. Ho wroto to him rapeatedly urging bim tomodity it, but without avail. The Count inaisted on its publication verbatim, bk . KIDNAPPLRS' PLOT, " '* The Gazelte des Tribunaux roporta that a se- crot socioty at Autun had formed s plot to siozo a niece of President MacMahon and hold her ns n hostago. Tho Gazelle adds that soveral arresta have been mado of parties implicated in the conspiracy. OFFIOERS ONDERED TIOME, depmulon‘ ond oxtromo poverty woro thao causes, Special Disvateh to The Chicano Tridune. Dernotr, Mich., Oct, 80,—Edwin Lautz, & man about 80, killed himself to-day at Throe Rivors by taking laudanum, nocted, and had beon woalthy, but had lost -all by dissipation, and committed suicide in & drunken fit. o was woll con- on fit, e it FESTILENCE. Lnte Reports from the Yellow Fover' Localitics=.'Thoir Favorable. dMexris, Oct. 30—10 p. m.—Tho mortuary ro- ‘Tome Genorally port at 6 p. m. is not 8o favorable. Yellow fever, 12; othor caueos, 6, Tho same as tho noon ro- port. Meuenm, Oct. 80.—The Waltham Infirmary ig closed, baving discharged nll but three pa~ tients. 1t {a probable that the theatre will open next Monday, with Mra. Bowers as the star. RELIEF STILL NEEDED. + Mexpms, Oct. 80.—To-morrow's Appeal will contain tho following : Tho undersignod desiro to annotncs to tho generoua eoplo throughiout tho ontiro country, who hsve commo o our assatanco wilh moro han princly lbarallty, that whilo, 1a wo dro informod by oir Board of Health, the yollow fover oxists no longer in epidemic form, {boro 18, nevortheless, great need of funds for tho fow perdons now #ick ‘ond convaleecing, and for tho Tolfof of hundrcds of families who hava beon left deatitute, aud that this necessity will no doubt coutinuo to exist for many weeks to come. Any future contributions of money or !k:}\pllcu will bo thankfully roceived and properly applicd. - (8ignea), Jom Jonwsox, Mayor, J, J. Buswy, .' Obalrman Oltizous' Relief Committoo, . D, LANGSTAFP, s President ffoward Association. . E; FRANKLAND, Boeretary Helief Association, COLUER EXPLAINS, - Mearenrs, Oct. 30.—MMr. Colyer statos tliat ho was promptod to tolegraph New York thet ‘Memphis had enough nssistance by tho individe ual statoment of ofiicers of the Citizens' Roliot Comnuttes and Howard Aseocintion, R AT MONTGOMERY, ALA. . : - MoNTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. 30,—'here have boen. no deaths of foverin tho past twenty-four hours. Tho hoaviest frost of tho season occurrod this morning. Thero are fow old cages, one or: tWo of thom very sovero, but no new cages. . . ‘ 1¥ TEXAS TOWNS. . DENIsON, Toxas, Oct, 80.—The yollow fovor Is abinting ot Colvert, Marshall, and Columbus, Toxas., It hns dmanuumd ontiroly in other pl,m‘:;s. Wonthor cool, Hoavy frosts overy night, Mapsnary, Texas, Oct. 80.—Ico and frost thia morning gives promisoc of tho abatoment of tho ellow fover. No mew cases. Ono dosth—A. Frank, Tho eick are all doing well. Boveral stores reoponed to-day. A great many poople from the country are on the streots. The Aid Movements NEW YORE. New Yonk, Oct. 80.—Tho resolution of the Board of Aldermon donating#50,000 in aid of tho Memphis sufforers camo up for confirmation in tho Board of Assistant Aldermen this afternoon. The following tologram was read : Mecens, Tenn., Oct, 50, Borria K, Jesup, President of the Young Mcn's Chrise tan Association : A taieyrain in the morning papors iero eays tho Now York City Councll bas donated $30,000to Memphis, 1f frue, ought you not to sce Mayor Havemeyer and say thnt Mewmplifs has enougl for preseut noccusitiea, Tho oltizens are returning fuat. (EIand) ¥ “VixceNT CoLYER, Boveral membors of tho Board said thoy de- eired vory much to confirm the donation, and thought that, though the sickness Is diwappour- ing, the noceysities of the sufferors will uot end: with the fever. It was bolioved thero would bo suffering there nll wintor. The donation was then confirmed, all oxcopt two voling forit. DOSTON. . Bosrox, Oct. 30.—Robert O, Winthrop,atthe re- quost of I, 8. Bradstreot, of Ciuciunati, is nrg- ing tho differont towns in Muassachueatts to for- tunds promptly for tho relicf of tho 1,100 orphans in Momphis, The Bonrd of ‘Irade is also activoly at work, 7 LOCKPORT, N, Y. Lockront, N. Y., Oct. 80.—A benefit performe auco hero for the rolief of the Memphis suffer- ers nottod u considerable smount. Fho Plague at Shreveport. From the Southcestern Telegram, Oct, 20, It is with beartiult pleasuro that we resume our dnily issue, When tho torrible scourge that has devastated our city first broke out tha Soutkicestern Telegram force wore among the carliost to feel its offects. First ono was at- tacked, thon auother, until flually tho wholo forco, editors, propriotors, and. employes, woro strotched on beds of sickness, necessarily com- Felliug the suspension of our papor, but thanks o tho morcies of o Divine Providence we are ablo once more to appoar bofore our readors, Loxpo¥, Oct, 81—5 a. m.—A spocial dispatch from Brussels to the Daily Telegraph says all tho Fronch officers who wora thore on furlough have loft for France, under orders to rejoin thoir rogimonta. S Tilk BAZAINE COURT-MARTIAL, In the Bazaino court-martial, to-day, & woman named Imbort testified . that she carried threo dispatchos from Motz to Thionville on the 21st of August. i The Presidont of the court complimented the ‘witness on hor courage and Entflat?um. Alaj, Longosse deposod that Gen, Ducrot in- trusted him with o dispatch from Marshal Ba- zeino, steting thut MacMahou, with 120,000 men would arrive at Stonay on Aug. 27, and requesting Bazaino to marh as soon as Lo heard the- first cannon. Upon the arrival of La- gosso at Thionville, Gen. I'urnier, Commnndant of the town, made threo copios of the dispatel, and promised to forward thom to Motz. Gen, Turnior was next called, e betrayed much confusion of mind while giving his testi- mony. Ho eaid ho had no'recollection of tho particular dispatch epokon of by the last wit~ noes, but believed ho - forwarded it, He did not know whether it reached Metz, He remember- el forwarding copies of a dispatch from Mac- abon to Bazaine on tho 27th of August, by threo 'muuungors: Two of these mossengers, ho know, roached Bazaine's headquarters, and one of thom was Flahaut, who was examinod yes- torday. * ik dmith SPAIN, Mapnrp, Oct, 80.—Bixty-six lives wore lost by tho sinking of the Intransigonte vessel Fernundo EI Catollco. % ——— AUSTRIA. Vienna, Oct, 80.—The Empress of Austris is ill. Her condition causos alarm. vl i choninns INDIA, OALOUTTA, Oot, 80,—Advices from the Province of Bongal show that tho orops aro failing, and the impending famine cannot ba averted. —— KNOX COUNTY 'SEAT. Opinion. of tho Xon. W. 0. Goudy. Xxyoxviiie, 1L, Oct. 80.—An opinion of tha Hon. W, 0. oudy, of -Ohicago, on tho validity of the donations mado by tho Oity of Galesburg innid of the removal of the county soat, has been given to the publio to-day. Mr. Goudy holda that tho Legislature could confor no author- ity on the City o Gnleuburg to make the donns tions, and that they aro thorofore illegal and void, and can bo recovered back from the count; at the pleasure of any person who 1s_ intereste: thorein. Ho sustains his position by the cita~ tion-of numerous docislona of the Suprome Court of this State, Most of the peaple wiio have rond the opinion are satisflod that it is the law, and will cast their votes accordingly in favor of tho romoval of tho county seat. —_— SUICIDE. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Aunona, Ill, Oct, 80.—A man named Louis Tip hung himeolt in tho oity iail lnat ovening, Ho was a drunken untortunate, suffering incar- coration for the larceny of a puir of boots from a farmor. Ho perpotratod the deed by moans of & belt which he liad round his body, one ond of whiok ho buckled round his neok, K)u othor fas- toned to & rope that spanned the room in which ho was confined, and was used for hanging blankets on. Leaping from a bench ou whicl Le stood, tho sudden jerk broke his meok and tho strap at the eame ‘time, and whon found he x/::nplnb nid, Mo loaves a wife and two ohil- Correapondenice af The Chieago Tribune, MoGreaon, Ia, Oot. 2V.—Ilonry Larmest, snold man who reeided nozr Rid cawnii Ia., committed sulcide by hanging yom:fi-y. catal whoso kind sympathies during our troubles hava boen fully approciated. Nover in tho history of Shroveport has death .and misory pressed witl such honvy hand upon our afllicted citizens. High and low, rich and poor, young and old, have nlike sufferod from tho merciless touch of the dovastating angel—scarcoly & housebold but mourus tho loss of somo boloved one, and, in many instances, every momber of the family hag ‘been swept away. 1 ‘Whon tho fover waa at its helght it was truly heartranding to witness tho appearanco of the city. vory businees house and store closed ; na teums or wagons on tho almost dosorted streots, and searcely any one to bo seeu but the members of tho Howard Associntion. Had it not boen for thio noblo_gonerosity of sistor citics aud the untising dovotion of the Ioward Association nud tho few others who woro able Lo bo around, God* alone knows what would lave becomo of our afilicted city. Out of a population of about 4,000 romaining in Shreveport when tho yellow fovor was declared epidemic, at losst 700 bave gono to their lass home, numbered among shom were mnng of our brightesc, most upright, aud intelligent citizons; yet, notwithstanding our soro afilictions, wo look forward to a bright and prosperous future. The sad oxporiences of the ‘past havo taught us to realize that * one touch of human nature that makes tho wholo world kin," and also that the Iaws of nature, so impora~ tively and plainly marked out, cannot bo violated with’ impunity. 'No endesvor will bo spared by the Southwestern Telegram to insure the sanitary condition of Bhreveport in the future being more bofitting a civilized community than it hag boen in the paat. TIHE DEATI-ROLL AT SHREVEFORT. Shreveport (Oct, 39) Digputch to the St. Louts Republi can, The condition of sanitary affairs at this point continuos extremoly favorable, and thore is noth- }n to sond other than tho death-roll to date, as ollows : Aug, 20 to Whites, Col'd, Tetal, Sopt, 1 43 9 161 Bopt. 11, 18 b 20 Sept. uo4 1 t. a4 2 26 20 a 23 2 2 206 30 3 43 [ 5 @ Bept. 10. R S Bopt, 13 4 1 16 " 106 1 R oW 1 . 1 9 4 13 o3 n 13 X pe} 18 g 21 10 5 15 5 4 0 I 1 7 3 g | Oct, 1] 1 Oct 1 1 Oct, 7 [ Oct. Oct, D::. [OOSR e g ZexSave Qct, 17, Qct, 18, el | senuinmnoissanatioe . i Oct, 29, 3 Oot, 34, .o QOot, 25, 1 QOct, 20, 1 i L T —" T T )