Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1875, Page 1

1 + Savings Bank, IAVESTHINT SEGURITIE N " s VOLUME 29, FINANCIAL, TEE Merchants’, Farmers', & Mechanies’ %5 CLARK-ST., OHICAGO. INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES. Porleet Security~Liberal Juteres:. TADLE of incrense of **Investment Certifl- entews necured on Improved renl eatate, boars *ong Interost, payable In aunrterly inatnile {mentay at the rate of 73-10 per cont perane oum, Showing tho necamulntion of Acima ine _veated for the beeit of Children or oth cret Time, 5 year: w18 yenra.... Estimated npon tha basls that fyterest, when dus, ereditad on savings accouut, and lavosted in INVKST. NT CERTIFIUATRS whenever 8100 is thus accumue fatod, ‘Auy bolder of & Certiloate has the privilogs of examin- #og the oonditfon of the Lrust at any tme un oalling &b the offios of the Trastes. Cerlificates forwardod, and interest, when dus, rein- wested, 11 desired, or romitted by draft or express to any partof the United Statos. Addrese BYDNKY MYERS, Manager. Zako View Water Hond Eyauston X PRESTON, KEAN & C 100 Echool Bonds, ds. ., Danke ashingion-st, ADVERTISING, _ DOYOU KNOWITY Tany of our citfzens are not_awaro of the complete T vy stomatio workings of tho old snd weil-argauized Nowspaper Advertiaink Agoncy of O.A.Cook & Co. eatatiiuned Jn 1¢63), and_now located in Kendali uilding, soutliwest corner Dosrborn and Weahington- Say Chicayo, Tho adverlising wanta of our groat com- morcial city are indesd numerous, oflen causing hundredn of Advartisementa and notices to bo went to diffaront nowepapors in all parta of country from our ey, For e purpose of sccommodating sl who S5 ire o advertite at dufant pmnts, ws Liave alwaya ot Pl the Towest. advertising Tates or prices of each and every newspaper, which are given to the adver- ier by s, and are tho samo that o would rece(re in porson at the office Of tho newspaper. ~ Advertisements D rocelved by i, and aro ingerted With prompinces o, papers. of Cizioaao, HaLirax, Nova Bcotia, Nrw Yomk, Batx PAUL, NEw OBLEAN, WASHINGS Tow, DALTIMONK, MODLLX, DENVER, PINLADELTIIA, Towron, AaN Fraxcisco, and all oiher leading city and country pepers. Our oxtonded connections anil Facilition arb equally completo with all European Jour- Dals. Tany of our Merchants and Manufactarers call up- oo is Qasly with their advortittug, snd all cihors sre “ordinily invited fo call and oxamino our les, which faciudo bundreds of Nawspapera wud uriodicals not {0 bo found -ll:{whn::tl.n “:‘ ‘"’in \&l "]:l;’e‘;n,wl: nish floures fur odoertising 7 a i ve":nn- that cannot fall to socure e patron- agoof thoso procuring ostimates fram us. G A COOR & CO., 7 the advertising_columna of all nowspapers Agenta fo 1 now 1n the Unlted Slatos, Canadas, and ropesn journals, TO RENT. OFFICHS ~ T0 REAT. TRIBURE. BULIIG INQUIRH OF WILLIAM C. DOW, ROOM 10. 5 2~ QXSTERS, "OYSTERS. [ A_BOOTE, “ Cor. Lako and State-sts., ‘WAl have & full supply of OYSTERS Wednoaday, Sept. L ALl andare Aol promplly wit 0. th good atock at foweat k HOTEL. WOO0D'SyHOTEL, Nos. 84 and 36 Fnst Washington-st., ‘Opp. Fleld, Leftor & Co.'s Retail Dry Goods Btore, and v adjoinirg D, B, Fisk's Wholesalo Millinery Blore, 'GEQ, & PALMER 1 City Hotal), Olerk, e D!HANDS, Proprietor. $2.00 per Day. TTHILAS. 3'0 vez ib, w‘,o,ma_sklgm“.;fl_ Bl Bl S S b flavez. Sont O, O. D. Lo all parta of the United Slates. ¥ EXXC: O\, 167 South Clark-st. REAL ESTATE, GREAT/BARGAIN, 5 acros, elegantly im) fo Fi of Bouth Fark, :;mbbfaa;ogfefls& % T oasy. Alko, 40 aores il rthwoat of mile Dofihwest 1oh Bkpmeed: , Avoly & S WHITE braied forits FURITY. STIENGTE LA'D. LR AT i) fixu ALK M ien g e CHLS: HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Fall Upholstery Goods. Field, Leiter & Co. STATE & WASHINGTON-STS., ‘avo now in stook o full assortmont g‘ Now and Fashionable Upholstory Goods, nomgr!smg in part Satins, Cashmores, Fozzan Cloths, Chineso Cloths, Wool Torries, Sat. do Indoes, Crotonne Sorgos, Chintz, oto. New styles in Tapestry and Embroidered Table Covors; Tamb’d Antique and Guipuro Curtains; Guipure and Cluny Bod and Pillow Shams; Win- dow Shados in rich tints and designs; Mattrossges, Comforters, Pillows, and Fonthors. A full assortment of New Blankets in the various sizes and makos. Al the Above at Lowest Prices. DRY GOODS. Having piwrehiased the balance of the stock of the late J. B. Shay, we will sell it at LARGE DISCOUNT from former prices, to make room for an entirely new stock now opening. SHAY, FRENCH & CO., 84 & 86 State-st. OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE. Race Brog'. OYSTER & COFFEE HOUSE, No. 153 South Clark-st., REOPENS T0-DAY. _BOOTS AND SHOES; WALKER BA0T, Which commands the entire trsds wherover intro- duced, 1 sold 1n Chicago st 114 Wabasb-av., only by FARNUM' & OTIS, +wc’yy Mannfacturers and Jobbors of { BOOTS 'AND SHOES. Notioo fs hereby given that the undersigned has this dey boen appointe leceiver of the Arm of Evans & Hickey, All the oreditors of said firm are requested to'send their claime 10 the undersigned for adjust- ment, and_ Ml porsona indebied to the firm will call immediately at 205 Rendolph-st., scttle thoir accounts, aud zave costa of sult, JOAN W. ENRIGHT, Chicago, Aug. 50, 1678, THE . BUSINESS Ot tholate 7, T, JEWETT will be carriod on as nwsual ¢ thosamo place, 128 Dearborn-st. PF:?PDSA‘LS- . NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Bids will bo roccived at tho office of John O, Coche rane, Architect, No, 16 Nixon Duilding, Chicago, untit 13 o'clock m., Septembor 7, 1816, for the carpenter work, alsta roof, and galvanized iron work for the water worke tower at Riverside, It Bpecifications can bo seen at Gage & Collis’ Grocery Btore {n Riverside. By order of the Board of Trustees. ARTHUR O, BLANEY, Clerk. DISSOLUTION. The coparineralip herelofors existing between the ‘ugdorsigued under the frm bame of LUSK & BLATIL. ERWIOK Is tils day dissolved by mutusl consent, N, B, BLATHEUWICE willcontinue the General Coximission Dusinetast & Markolat. Fithor party 1a autliorized to settlomen i fo SR rosk, NORMAN it, BLATRERWICK. Ohicago, 1L, Bept. 1, 1875, TOILETINE LADIES! Tiappy is tuat woman who i3 contant with liez beat~. fy. If sbe be truly beautifnl, well—-it it doos not con- cern hor, b ta 0t £0 be an angel, 1n thix climatonel- thor axist; honoe the mecosally of besutifers, and Tolletine 1a beauty, DE LADANTA, Agent. COLLECTION AGENCY, NOWI! In thove mes of geussal shrinkago of ralues, the man who cen't pey Lo-day will not likely boiu better condition to-morrow, or next month, e tberofore adviss our subscribers to send in thelr overd: befors tha debtors are exhausted, FRASIEW'S COLLEOTION AGENOY, Cornor titate and Monroo-sts. ne clalms, DYEING AND OLEANING, adies’ & Gontlemen’s Clothes Clnod and dyed In the bost menner sb X, W, MOM- ~ BIXGER'S Brosdway Fancy Blesm Dye Works, No. B 3outh Btato-at,, oppoaits Polk-ut. FOR SALL. FOR SALE. ' "$5.00 Packages FRACTIONAL ™ CURRENCY IN KXOHANGE FOL Bills of National Currency, TRIBUNE OFFIoE M it ¢ @hicago Aailp Teibmve. CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY., SEPTEMBER. 1, 1875. FOREIGN. Trehigne, in Herzegovina, Gar- rison’ed by the Turks, The Appointment of Mahmoud Pacha Augurs Badly for Pacification. Reported Conciliation of the Yew Insurgents Re- maining in Bos- nia, The New Servian Ministry Said to Favor Complete Independ. enee. French Manufacturers Being Eunlightened as to the Importance of Our Centennial. The Irish Archbishops Discuss the Educational Question in Counci Public Sentiment Forces the British War-Office to Dismiss Col. Baker. TURKEY. TREDIGNE GARRISONED. Raocsa, Aug. 81.—Tho Turks bave thrown 1.000 mou into Trebigno. THE HLRVIAN MINIATAT. DrrLoBADE, Aug. 3L.—A uew Mimatry has beon formod, and thore is reason to beliove that it is composed of mombers of **the Young Bervia party,” which aima at Borvian fodependouco. Thonsmes will be aunounced to-mght. EavrT. Panta, Aug, 31.—A private lottor from Egypt roports great confusion and excitemont thore 1n cousoquence of military preparations, Troops aro being dispatched to the Abyesinian frouticr. At tho same timo tho Khoedive oxpects a call from thoe Porte for ald in suppresaing tho Herze- govinian rebellion. All officers on furlonghs Lisve been rocalled. THE NEW GRAND VIZIER. Loxpox, Bept. 1—G a. m.—The Zimes' Berlin special nays: Aftor the recont appointmont of Mabmoud Pachs as Grand Virier, thero is loss Lope than over of the insurgents comivg to termn, Alabmoud 18 regardod a8 the champion of nbsoluto governmont, aud his vory prosence in tho Cabivot is calculated to make the insurgenta dosporate, Ilis appuintment, unless & moro caprico, 18 proof that tho Sultsn is detormined to maintain tho system which has producod tho present outbroak. TIOINIA PACIFIED. Loxvoy, Aug. 81,—A Tinics speclal dlapatch from Budna Pesth eays information s roceived through the most trustworthy source from the Bosnian frontier that all of the insurgents who lave pot fled to Austrisn torritory have sub. mitted to Pasha Barjaluki. Bosnia may be cou- eidored pacitled. FRANCE. DRUMMING TP EXHIDITORS YOR OUR OENTENNIAL, Paws, Aag. 31.—In & speech delivared at a mooting of manufacturors of tho Dopartment of the Loiro to-day, Viscount do Moaus, Minlstor of Agriculturo sad Commorco, urged tho Franch manufacturors to sond the products of their in- dustrios o the Amorican Contennial Exbibition. Tio atatod Lo bnd askod special socurity for the objects oxhibitod. and for the right to aflix roal pricos therato, esoludivo of tho American cus- toms dntion, Ho oxprossed imsolf hopoful that Breat extonsion of Froicl oommoroo would ro- o S GREAT BRITAIN, CATHOLIO COUNCIL. DupriN, Aug. 81.—The Bynod of Irish Arch- bishops of the Catholio Charch, summouad undor the oxpross authority of tho Popo, mot nt Msynooth to-dsy. Cardinal Cullon presided. It 14 undorstood that the educational question will ba the principal subjoct of doliberution. ANOTHER PAILUBE. Loxpox, Aug. 81.—Heory Dewitt & Co. bave {ailed, linbilitios catimated nt £400,000. TUE DIRECT CADLE. Tho Stenmer Faraday hias recovored tho ond of the ocastern portion of the direct cable, and s in telographio communioation with Londou, Un- favorable weathor retarda tho recovery of the woeatern scction. MONK THUE INWARDNESS AS TO COL. DAKER'S CASE, Quiciunati Commercial, LoxpoX, Aug, 14.—There aro some ciroum- etances in Col Baker's oaso which do not nrpnl! in the English pross, but which shouid Le atatod. The Court was sorioualy involved. Tho Dakers have long beon intimate with tho Royal tamily, and when Bir Samuel Baker married tho woman who hsd besn for some time his tross, after his divorce fro: wife atill living, the Queen rolazed her striotnoss, snd re- ceived the now Lady Baker and her husband st court. (And there “wero, it is said, proper Tessona for hor course.) The Miss Dickenson iuvolvod bolongs to family of high position and wealth, who bave rosided at Mid- burut eince the death of its former occupant, the Iate Richinrd Cobden. The wealth of tha family —Miss Dickenson having £32.000 a yoar in her ow right, and olaimiug no pocuniary damsgos— rendored & charge of au attempt on her part to extort moaey oat of the questian, Thenextthing was to suggost that she had beon guilty of lovity with him smouting to tomptation ; but the de- meanor of the youog lady waa such as to admon- “ah the Colonel’s counsol that any such dofouse Would recoil on the defendant. ~ Aud now tho Colouel called to his aid the most powerful aid, Thoinfluence of Mariborough Houso was brought 1o boar on the young lady and her family to induco them not to prosocute. Bub the girl, who ia only 19, resisiod all these intluonces. Finally tho same influences wore brought (o boar on the Judge—8ir Ballol Breft, who ro- ceived his soat on the bench in payment for services to the party—and bo g L3 chiargo to the jury jn socordanoe with the princely intorest in tiie affair. Under that charge tho jury had to aoquit Col. Uaker of iutendiug rape, and convicied him ooly of an indecent as- saalt. ‘The Judge then softened the matter to tho utmost. Ia sentenced the prisoner to pay & flue of £600 (s mere nothing to him) and to be held as a first-class misdemoanant, without hard 1abor, for ono year. The Judge, however, weat too far In his morcifulness. This awakened » deep rosentuent in the > populse wund, 1t wax plain that it was intendod that Baker should re- tain hia commission in the army. Turee Ga- zetles made their apposrauce, and in mone of them was thero any tnention of Baker's dinmissal, Thew the publio bocama determined. Thore is an Article of War which runs ss follows: ¢ Any officer who shall belave in & scsudulous men- uer, unbecoming tho character of an ofliver and » gontlewan, uball, on conviction thereof, befora a eral court-martial, be cashlered." Col, Court-jart At cards. Bo long a8 Col, Bakor's mamo ro- mained on tho Army List it was tantamount to an adminsion that the Duke of Cambriige ro- garded an abominablo assault on A woman as touch lons of an offonso than chosting at cards and not at all inconsistent with conduct becom: ing an officer and s gentioman. Popular indig- nation wus much increascd by the dikcovery of the kind of treatment awarded to tho sneto- cratic _prisonor, Aod o demand for the Colonsl's military degradation bo- came no general that hin fricvds wivined him to remign, Mo did o, But tbe peoplo wern now faitly ronsed. Thay felt that it was with princely prineiplen they wero contend- ing, and they would not have tho matter so ended. The Royal Nighnenscs had to yield, Col. Bakor'n resignation wax ignorod, and Iast night's Gazette contained the following: * Half-pay Lieut.-Col. and Drevet-Col. Valen- tine Eakor. alf-pav, Iato Touth Iinesars, haa been retoved from the army, Iler Majesty bav- fug no further oscanion for fia sorsicon, . Datod 2d of Auguez, 1475." Tho dating of shis order sleven days back, as 12 it_had been imauad jtt after the sentonce of the Court, ia an amasiug little fiction which do- ceives nolody hero. I am glad to ray thero in R0od reanon to halieve that Lue matter was ultle wately decided by the Queen. P kit SAN DOMINGO. INTERNAL TLOUBLES, New Yonr, Aug. 81.—From the statomsnt of the Capiain and pasacngors of A atesmnr which artived hero yenterday from Port au latte, Aug. 21, and advices brought to the Domlnican Con- sul, it appoars that thie report previouly pube lished frowm Havaua, Cuba, to tho effect that a uc- ceseful rovolution had occurred in S8an Domingo in favor of Baez, is greally oxagrerated. Somo ot the mostignorant portion of the populationin the intorior bavo bocomo restlens, and, inutigatod by Spaniah emirsaries, have bacome insubiordinate and riotous, but their conduct ban ot susumed the gravity of o robollion of resolution, Om» of the wealthiest Suanish residonts, having been found to'bo guilty of treasounbio correupond- once, bas been expotled from the covntrs, and 1t waa alleged that hie was respousible for the oxsggerated reports telegraphed. CHINA, REPORTED OUTBAGE. Buaxaman Aug. 3l.—)r. lleuderson, Chief Engineer (5 the maritimo custors service, aud a light-houso keeper on Chartung promontory, with their Cluness omployes, Lave boen at- tacked by the neighbonng villagers. It is allezed athat the ontrage was iosticated by a Maudatin whow Henderson bad visited, ey ] GERMANY. TH® WATER-SPOUT IN THE VALLEY OF THE NAHE Mr. Curistian . Dell, No. 79 Slosuo street, 8. W., writes to tho London Times with reference to the waterspout whick foll in the Valloy of the Noho, in Ihenisk Prussis, which vearly caused tho rums of the little town of Kirn. Tbe fact was montioned in a brief telo- geam, but uo detalls wero pgiven. Mr. Doll writes : ¢ Being n nativo of Kirn, (althongh residing over farty years in London), 1 reccived on Fridey, from the Mavor and Town Council, further particnlars of this droadful calawmity. ‘tio water-spout foll a short distauce ahove tha town in the mountainy at midnight. The watera of tho Ilahnenbach, which fals into the Nuto by Kirn, roso and rushed down with such forco into tho town that all the collars and houses up to the firat loars wore in an instant filled, deatroy- ing oll tho furniture. Twonty-six persons lost their lives, fivo housos wore entiroly do- stroyed, and twenty more must be pulled down, Tho foundatious “of the old church were very much shakon. In it four services Lave boeen performed overy Buuday for the last 200 years, ~two for the I'rotestant aud two for the Homsn Catholio congrogation. The two brulges over he river woere also ewept away, and tho loss of cattlo (which, in thodo parts, aro all housod) was vory great. ‘Thus desolation starcs the poor in- habitaots dn the face, and tioy now appeal to tho public and to all Germans with thess words : “ Holft Deutnchio Bruedor und hoifs bald.” Afr, Doll addn that Lo will be happy to recelve dons- tious for the sufforers, FAIRS, LAFAYETTE, IND. Bvectal Dupalch lo The thicato Tribune, Laraverre, Ind,, Aug. 31.—~The second day of the Iuir, tho first really of thio exhibition, was well nttended. The Committee find it dificult to find room forall tho stock and articles of oxhibition. Tho display of alt varietios of stock far oxcoeds nny pravious exhibition, and it is fully oqual in quality and numbor to any Indlaus Blate Fair. Tho agricultural jmploment de- pariment was well represented, containing almost any varioty of imploment, from a Loo to a throshing-machine. The florul hall is well filled with choico plants aud flowers, Tho art hall contaius the ususl innumarable variety of tinndi- work, overy kind of toxtile fabrica. Alt bratiches of twechanica) industry aro profusely represontod. Tho power ball will not be in oporation till to- morrow. Tho vegetable and grain depnrtments bavo a bountiful show, and do not foreshadow & famine or war prices. Tho show of fruits is barren, lixcepting o fow fino grapes, thuro is no fruit on exinbition, ‘Tho pacing raco this afternoon, best threo in five, for & purso of 225, for which thore wero sovon ontrics, was won in_throo strajght hoaty by Nollie Gray, ownod by E. A. Hecter, of Kau- unny Luno, 2:263¢, 2:20, aud 231, lioosier Dicle, of Logsnaport, was second; best time, 2:274, 2:281¢, 2:813{. Thero woro Roven ontries for the trot " this aftornoon, which was won by Dunkard Boy, of Fraukfort, in 2:40. KANSAS CITY. Eansas Crrv, Mo., Aug. 81.—Tho fifth an- nual fsir of tho Industrinl Exposition aud Agri- cultural Association, which opens hore Monday, Bept. 13, promjses to bo tho most sucoessful aver hold In this soction. Already nearly all the availablo space v the halla has beon taken, s tbing unprocodonted in tho history of tho As- nociation, tho number of exbibitora thus far ox- ceedivg auy provious fuir. Uov. Hardin of Mis- sourt, and (ov, Qsborn of Kansas, have sccept- od nvitations to bo present, and Jeff Davis will cortainly bo here duriug $ho weck., Iromiums sggregate $30,000, INDIAN FRAUDS, o — THE GIBEHUN INVESTIGATION. Bpecial Digvatch ta The Chicage Tribune, Torexa, Kan., Aug. 81,—The invostigation of the cliargos against Agent Qibson, aL the Osage Indian Agoncy, has boen concludod 8o far as tho taking of oral testimony is concarned, sod the Committeo havo adjourned to Lawrence, {0 ex- swine ceriain documents and make up thoir roport. It 18 statod tiab tho evidenco agsinet Gibeon |s very damaging, and his removal wiil probably bo recommonded. It la shown that ho has made & practico of having vouchers slgned ln blank and then Slling thow up with & lIsrger sum than ho actually aid ; also, that he was in ths Knhn of buying up voucliors at & heavy diy- oount aud pocketing the profita. The chief of tho Osage tribes was tho principsl compisluaut spainst him. An attempt was made to extend b scopo of tho investigation &0 ss to_iuclude cortain charges of irregularity againat Superin. tendent Hoag, but it failed, mainly becsuse the :uln;u-on b oat of reach or declived to outity, THE SEMINOLE FUND, Musgoarss I. T., Aug. 31.—The Heminols na~ tion aro being pald $14,000, to-day, being the an- nual interest on their faveatod fundw hed by tho Qovoromont. A8 their interest ‘s dusand pay-~ ablo July 1 of each yoar, they naturally ek why tho delay, Laat year it waa not paid until De- cowber, causiog & loss of flve mouths' interest. WHISKY FRAUDS, SEIZURES AT SAN FRANCISCO. Bax Fuaxcisco, Csl, Aug, 3L.—Tla United Ntates roveuuo ofiicein vestordsy soized the wholesalo liquor iouse of Charles Jost & Co., 23 Clay stroet, with 15,000 gallous of ¢ night mon werd exiaged in ex- prownisos ?.' the Pacifio Disullory N B4 YOO Topor ne di FINANCIAL. Nothing Definite Learned Concern- ing the Condition of the California State Bank, No Failures of San Francisco Mercantile Firms Reported, The Gold Bank and Trust Com- pany Gathering Gold Against Resump- tion, Leland Stanford on the Fail- ure of the Bank of California, X@is Belief that Ralston Did Not Commii Suicide. Condition of the Financial Pulse in General. SAN FRANCISCO. PACTS AND PECOLATIONS, Bax Faaxcisco, Aug. 31.—Tho excitement has entirely subsided, aud & better feclicg provails. The statements by promiuont Directors of tho Bank of California that tho affairs of the banuk aro in & much bettor condition than anticipated, with prospects of ita resuming busitiess with new capital, do much to restore contidence. The rumors alfectiug Ralston's integrity are douiod 85 falso. Ban Fuaxcisco, Aug. 31.—In connection with rocout rumors concorning the affuira of the Bauk of Ca'ifornia respecting aa over-insue of tha ntock, tho dieappesrance of secusities, aud otlier fraudulent procecdings, this much is krown positively : that frow three to three and a half millions of sascts of tho bavk have becn vory receutly abatracied without the knowledgo of the Direclors. Jow this bas been done, is nat knows at prosont, The iroctors aro still busy examiniog tho state of affairs, but it is not Luown whou their roport may be ready. OTUEN BTATEMENTS. It isimposeille at present to give any etatement worthy of crodence aa to the sasets and lisbilitics of the Bavk of California. The Directors thori- welves do wot st prosont know the nctual cote dition of afairs. It js given out tuat tho nomina) asscts aro In the noighborbood of Hie.- 000,000, wits Habilition sbout $12,000,000 ; bot, from tho best information at prescnt ovtainabla §t is Lehoved the rolisble assots will not bo snficient to pay the depositors over 80 cents on the dollar, the stockholdurs losing everything. Much labor is yet roquired on ‘tho part of the Dircctors to sscertain tho chinracter of the susats, It is being statod about town, and genera'ly circulated, that the Bank of California will poti- sively vesiimo Uusiness. The statoment isli gontly used horo nn a factor in tho politioal sroblom. Within_tho last balf hour a personal iuterview wan licld wilh ono of the most prowi- neut gentlewman of tho Board of Diectors, wio ways directly that ull such statements aro prom - taro ; thas at: eliore is bousg made to reorganize by formiug a guuranty fund lor tho liquidation of tho ailsirs of the Bauk avd afford meaua to rosume business, and tlat the rospouses of thoso appronched are of an encouraging naturs, but that nothuug can yot be stated defluitely. ln auswer to s quostion concorning the rumors of fraudulont wauagemont on the part of Ralstor the goutloman replied : ** All1 can say about that is. Mr. Kalston appropristed the funds of tho bank largoly to bts own uses.” On being sakod 1f thero aupoared to b ovidence of intentional fraud ou Ralston's part, ho rephed ; * Mr. Iol- ston got into a scrape, aud wiod tho bank o helo bimeelf out.” LATEST. B8ax Poaxoiaco, Aug. 31—8 p.m.—No now facts liavo been doveloped coscerning tho resumption of the Bank of California. Iy sowo tho state- mout is regardod ns aa electioncoring dodge, though amotj: businoss men thero ssews to be considerable disposition to believe it, and some of tho moro hopeful express confidonce that it will roopon in a fow days. ‘Ihe goneral impres- sion, however, seoms to bo that if resumption inkes placo it will not bo till sftors few weoks. No futimation of the condition of the bank is givea by the Directors, aud it i impossible at Presont to spoculate it nuy sssursico of cor- reciness. A DASELESS BUOR, A rumor has prevailod during this_sfternoon in the city,whicl mav have gone East,that Barling Lrow., onp of the most prominent firins SMOLKe ‘tockbrokors. Liave failed for 2,000,000, luquiry fals to contirm the report. It is true that tha firm 18 affectod abaut £500,000 by tho suspension of the lank of California, but it is behoved that thoy aro able to stand it, and it i statod on kuod authority that Bharon wii bckthom if any nd I8 nooded. As indicative of tha feeling in stocks private transactions have boon mado within the follow- ing tigures: Oplur, 40 to 43 ; Mexican, 1017 ; Crown Point, 74: Yellow Jacket, 6 ; Delchor, 18 to 20 ; Virginis, 235 ; California, 50. A roport cbtained circulation to-day that Daring Bros. had bLypotnecated stock of the Baunk of Cshfornis with the Baviuws & Loan Socioty in Clay streot, which moved to bo an averigsuo ; but on inquiry, the Promdent of the Bavioge Bauk says thero isnotruth in thereport. A promivens Front-streot morchant, 1o an interview this afterucon, gave an encoursging account of affairs among the mercantile firws. No falures havo occurred amoug the: vono aro anticipated. The brokers also spesk hopefully of the condition, and the feolng is generally chearful and confident. Nothiog lster from the National (old Bauk and_Trast Company or Merchants' Exchango Bauk. oth are engsged iu gashering cow for the rosumption of busivess. THE RALA1ON INQUEST. The Coroner's inquest in tho caso of Halston recumed this afterngon, ‘The roport of tho physician who msde tho post mortem _ntutod that decerned died of saphysia. Tho soalvels of tho stomsch is not yet compieted, but will be gven to the Jury on Friday afternoou, This afterncon an attachment was Invlm: on n inutance of Adolpho Bbirck, who claima to be s creditor to the atnount of $2,150. STATEMEINT OF EX-0OV, STANFOXD OF CALIFOUNIA. New York Trbune, duad, Leland Btanford, ex-Governor of Califorula and lievidout of the Ceutrsl Pacitlo Lailroad Compauny, 18 8 gucet at the Windsor Hotol, where ho srrived on Saturday, In conversation with & repotter of the Tribuna yosterdsy, Ms. Stanfurd said the fuilure of tho Lank of Califoruia was an ovent wholly unexpectod to him, aud ho did not beliova thero was a man in Californis who Lad entertained any doubts about thu solv- cnoy of tho bauk, unless it bad bosn Alr.” Ralston himselt, left 8an Francisco sbout threo wesks .flo," said 3lr, Stanford, ~and it was only & sbast tune beforo my do- arture that 1 had a talk with Mr. Halston, when 0 oxpresucd his anxiety about the large smount of gold that waa coming East, Whouever thero 13 & littlo advauce iu gold bere in Now York, tho shipments from Califoruis are incroased, snd thie beas men of the Htate nave felt auzious on this socount for several months past. I have no doubt that the immediato cause of tho failuro waa tha inability of the bauk to obtain gold, on sacoun of recand stiipments to New York, We 89 52 sompistaly Wndes the uluesos of Wall streot that our pnorls will aven borrow gold to seud hiere npon a slight sdvance in the prico. *Cahiformis," contivued Mr. Stanford, has undoubtedly mat with a great lons by tho audden death of 3Ir. lalston. Ho waa ane of the load- Ing mep i everyihing that looked toward the furthor dovelopmient of tho State, Much bLns Leon maid about his extravaganco, but I insiat that he was not an oxtravazant man. o wan vary liberal, generous, and open-hearted, and s 1a irus tbat be entertained largels, Laving at umee ax many a3 100 guesta at once. But hin oarly lits Liad taught him to L6 economical, aad he “know hLow to entertain well At @ comparatively small outlav. Then, it was tho policy " of the Directo:s of tho Nank to “ontortain strangers with an un- uaual degroe of munificenca, and during ths timo that Ralston was Casbier of the bank ~t.at i, up to the titno when ha was elected its Prowi- dent—ho reccived an allowanco of £20,000 per sunum for expousce aa host. Thelr idea was to build up tho couutry as rapidly as posritle, snd thov svailed thomaclves of evory mesns thov could think of to creato & Kood ILIPFCK#ION UpLN the minds of visitora. Lvery new entorpriso that looked towards improving tho Siate had Mr. Laleton’s sympathy, end often, wheb ha fait that the bank conld wot loud its aid, he supplied the desirod susistance out of his own pocket. The rivk that be would tako in thin way waa the only thing that ever led bis fricnds to doubt by vermauent snccces, I don't bahevo there wen o ruan iu Californ:a who bad soy doubts about the permavency of tho bauk. I cannot underatand to-day why the Directors id 1ot coma fornard at once ana make up every deNcieucy which tuey may bave found. Under all tho circutastauces, it~ would have cortainly been mt Letter than to stov aa they did. fu- deed, T Lelicva it in tho bent thing thes can do yet. They are amply ablo to take up auy Qoficioucy’ that miny exist, I da not kuow tho amets of the Barron cuiato, Lut they are underatond to be large. “The firm formerly did u Iarico banking baxness in Mexico, Moscs Lliw i a roured merchant, and 1 worlls at loast 21,500,000, 1. J. Fallant 14 shill dolug & banking buwinesw. ard s probably worth £2,000,000, John Parrot ix worth weveral million dullare. Ho s a rotired bauker, having forwerly done n vary euccemsful burivews under tho tirm name of Parrot & Co. 1. U. Mitly n mortt at lenst E12000,000. Tho three last named went throngh the yanic of 1351 succoss fully st s tme when such & lnrge Duwber of onr'bert houmes wero compelled to suspend. Matk Livingston's nsrets must be over 1,000 0. Michael ¢ 1 worth - vetwesn 1,000,000 and 10,000,000, Willinm Shaton nas not foss then $10,000,00, Capt. J. 5. Tuomae, who now resides i Boston, was worth not jess thao €L500,00 ton years apo, aud b has not been engaged (n business Lo lu4e sy of it wweo tueo. Nicholss Loriug by beeh n wousy- leuder in San Fraocisco for a loug time, sud bas not less shau €5,000.000, Jokn O. Lari was formerly a tmerchant in San Francisco, and Jun property ia estimated at £1,600,000 to £2,000,001, George Howara belouus to 8 hrm that bas heen koown ns n wealthy house from the easly dayys of Califorms. Thomas Boll in & very rich man, and thero aro several othors of the leadiog stockhalders of the bauk who are known to bo wealthy men. It will thereforo readily be seen that, f they bad feit dispored to do ro, they could bava come to the retfef of the bauk, sud thun retained the reputation and mtlueuco which it Lo attaised, Regarding the statement that tho Ceotral Tacitic Kailromd was in any way connected with the Bank of Calfornia, except as o dupositor and at tunes a borrower, 1 wish to say emiphiaticalty that it is untrue. At the t:me of the faunre, the Compeny did not owe the bank auything, and #ince my arrival horo 1 hiave received advices from Han Franciaco that our deposits at tho tinio umounted to about £50,000. As far a8 1 kuovw, none of the Diractoru of the railrosd were stock- holders 1u tho bask, nor were the Dircctors of the hank wtockhollers 1n the raidtcad. 1t is tras thiat 1 hold acceptances of the bank for abune £400.000, which wero drawn before 1 1+ft bomo, about three weeks s; but the arrauement 1 thus made with the bank waw not done for itane- commodation. Irimply thought I might want to uso copmderiblo money during wy tnp Eaet, and prelerred such an_arrstgercnt s the ono 1 made to drawing my chiock on the bauk whou 1 bod na balanco thero. Attho time of the panic in 1373, tho Central Facitic Itaitroad - pany settled with the bank in full, peying it n halanco of sbout #50.000. Smee it timo wo Liave never, iu 8 sinclo nstance, overdrawn our account. As to the Jestor of credit beld by por- sous traveling abroad, I lLave nodoubt that s large majority of them wero issued by the Dank of California, but tho peoplo of our Ktato do not travel as muoch as thoso living 10 tho Eastern Btatos, aud wmost of those who do travel belonz to the wealthy class of our citizens, who will not wuffer by tho locs, Tho vank was alwo a favurito amoug tho Chinsmen, baviug formerly dous » largo bueinoes with Chiws, eapecially in tho way of cxDOFtng Bpocio tw that country, and in tlis wuy it bo- came well aud very favorably known to theuii. They had grost coufidence iu the bank, and most of their business between this and their own country was trausacted through it. 1o regard to the effect of tie failuro upon the poople of Califoraia sud the minmy witerosts of that State, there will, of courno, be cares of dividual sulfenog 3 but tevond this, the ofoct, 1 have no doutt, will bo tranmont, The fivun- clal coudition of the peoplu 14 healthy, and after asbort time buriuers will go sliead sgain ny usual, Tho whoat crop is not quite as largo this year aa it was Jaut, buc tho farucrs are getiug s Lotter, prico for wuat they have (o woll th yoar, 8o that the mouey ubtsined on au- count of the crop will prohably vot be lesn shnn 1t was last year, Therv are betweou G000t and 700,000 psople in tho State, one-third of whow roside in San Francisco, Ouly about 100,000 are ougaged in agricnltural pursaits, aud Yot ouoigh wheat was produced 1n the State Iast year to fovd its citizons and tho people of Novada. after which wo bad loft for expoctation 1 ton of wheat for overy man, wowan, &ud ciild iu the Stute, Bince rocoiving tbe nows of Mr. Kalston's deutli, I bave thoteht over the matber a great doul, 'and I feel slmns]y convinced 1n my owu mind that ho did wot comnuub sni« cido, He was a ntrong, heaithy man, temporato in his ving, sud vory activo tu his bisbits. whilo his disporition was always choerful. I do not believe ho spent fiftsen wiuutos i broodimg over his fatlure, but as 500 ad ho roalized tho pituation bis mind began st onco plauning a3 o bow ko sbould ruirieve bua lost fortunes. 1o way & maii nho never studies loug over a mattor, bat after'giviug it a thought bhe \\uxlhl{umn at & conclusion, sud make Lis plans sccordiugly. He Liag remarked 40 mo that if rovemos should evor come ho had & trage at which bo conld always enrn & good lviug, o that uciber he uor his family need ever come to wsnt. Iu carly Iifo ho bad boen a_boatman on the Missis. sippe Haver, sud he underatood the building of Lonts. It was thisto which bo referred wien b upoke of boiug ablo 1o earn & liviug by other means than by banking. Dorides ull thie, ho was not tho kind of man to commit suiclde, and I fool fully couvinced Lis Wis 8 cass of ace cidoutal drowuing. o Tosves &, widow and four childron. Tho two oldest, both boy now 1n Boston, where they bave beon attending sctiool. the alder bolug abous 18. Col. Fry 1s uok Mrs. Ralston's father, but ke ix ber uncle. - ELSEWHERE- WEW YTONK STATE EXCHANGE, Srecial Diavateh to The Chicage Tridune, New Yong, Aug. 3L—Tho boars coutinue to drive anay attho Western Unfon, and have buaten it down auottier poiut or two to-day. Al sorty of utories of cowbinations on the D'acitlc coast relativa to atarsiug & uew telegraph cowpany, sud of interruption to arrangements by which tho Wostern Union was to absorb tho Atlantic & Pacific Comuauy, have Leen put stost. ‘There wera fumors o that Jay Uonld, who s known to bo long on: thiv stock, was in tue diffcultios, and had saddeuly 1o pay & call loau of £3,000,000. It wasalso report- ed that Lo had to pay $500,000 to Bage for puis and calls ou Wostern Uuion., The whole lino of utocks seewa to Lave fatlen with tho siugu'sr oxeeption of Erle aud Paciflo Mail. Erie s sustaii- od by the fact thatthe Court has ordered Hu: Jowetl to pay tho interest oo the third wortrsize for 4,850,000 duo to-morrow. Pacitlo 1ail 18 sustained by the aunvuucoment that thy sgrecs meut between ths Pauama Ruiliosd Compavy and Pacitio Mall Coinpauy has bevn vixned to-dsy. Nuw Youx, Aug Auothor atisehment was fusuod to-day aguinet tho proporty hvre of thy Dank of California. It wad obtainod i the suit of Jamus D, Harper aud James N. Golvy, wha bought & Inl)l of fixubulu.ludu; thio bank drawa ou o Ori Bauk of Lundun. e o of aiaiv] A Castlo & Co. flod & schedule of the Company's sffalrs to-day show- Lug debts of §197,054, Bud susets of ¥29,817, SUSYENALON 1N NEW JLHIKY, r Pamamsox, N.Jo, (Aug. 8L—~Tho Waatusgion vor NUMBER 8. Market Company has heen enjoined from dolog lnn‘hg}' m&amm‘.) A lllefl:mr il be sppolated next Monday. The liabilities of the C 5 et €150,000, Company, 5 WASHINGTON PREDICTIONN, pectal istaieh & The Chicau Tridune, Evmxarox, D. C.. Aug. 31, —Loading flnan- &*wd officials predict a good deal of fimm- & mmercial circls thin fall. They do not = pato & financial panic, bat ¢hoy explain is ploaty of maney, and bank failures will ccur, bu they baliova that In the principsl s thero sill bo o greator numbor of failures ercautilo houses than uyual. CANADA. : JmowTo, Ont., Ang. 3t.—Robert Grifith & wholcsalo grocors, Liave toado an sssign- X710, Ont.. Aug, 31.—At & meeting of the crudiors of Moffatt Drothers to-day the sasets wero etated ‘at £193.000, aud the liabilitios as £400.000. A composition of 40 cants on the - KENTUCKY. Innuguration of Gay. Frankfort, Lovtaviree, Ky., 'Aug. 31.—Jataos B. McCroae ry, Govornoralect of Kentuciy, was inducted into affica to-lay st Frankfort, tho State Capitol. The Inaugural ceromonies began with an address of welcomo from Msyor Tavlor, after which “Ifail to tho Chief ™ was rendered by the band, Gov. Loslio, whom McCroary suczosds, thon de- ' livared the valedictory addrees. Ifo roviawed tho ovents of hin administration, thanking tha ' city for the many tokens of publio confidenco with swhich it had honored bim, and the uviform sud officient support givon the Government i exccuting tho lams by all clanses without distinction of party or scction, atribnting to it tho muccews which bis sdmiviniration hsd at- taied. ~He congratuintod the people on the abe sence of a Btate dobt aud tho happy lssuo from o fouds that 8t ono timo threstened tho good § name of the Commonwcalth, which is now as fron as any Staie m the Union from lawlesanoas. Other events of his adwintration woro briefly 5 alluded to by she retiring Magiatrato, who closed ! bis remarka by bidding farewoll to bis fellow- : citizens and the poorlo of tho Capital City, for | whom b will over cherlsh ploassut memories. 2x-Gov. Leslio thon introduced Gov, 3lo-] who spoko subntantially as follows: * FeiLow-Crrizens: ‘Tho sufTragos of a kind and Reueroun poople have olovated mo Lo tho oflico of Govornor of Kentucky, and it affords mo tia sincorest jileasuiio t0 exproas my profound gratls tule to the c:tizens of wy nativo State for tho Ingh honor couferred upou mo. In sacopting this important trust [ am’ deeply sonsiblo of its yant responmbilities, ne Wnl& a8 ita honors, and briLg to it s couscientions desire and determina- tion to dietnrse 1ts dutien fmithfully, fearlesaly, snd tmpitinhy, 1 shall Lo Govoruor not_of any purticnlar class or section of the people, bud of our eutirs Comonweal:l. uding to the {rosperoun condition of Ly, ho #aid: I dewire an era of hon conomy, aud justico 1 the Administration Dbuth of our 5tate aud we Foderal Goveruments, and poace, and prosperity, und progross, uok only in Kentucky, butin overy partof tho Une fon, 1 wish 10 koo tho fecordn of wecession, co- orcion, and recoustruction, filed uway forover, and tbe poople of the whols country oatncutly advocatisg pence and reconciliation, and all looke ing 1o tus Constitution s the gnarautes of our libertien nd tho safeguard of evers citizon.” Of tho pardoning yower ho said ha belioved that tho pardoniug power authorized by the Con- wtitution shiould bo very sysringly and carefully used, 1lis oarnost effort shonld be to adopt & ¥ that will promoto slike tho interest of all s, and add to th greatucsy of both the exd thu Union. Ju concluding hinaddross, Gov. MeCroary said: « Luruostly lovuking the blersinga of Aluxl!plny God ou our_Govorument and our poopls, 1 aje peal to my fellow-citizens, regardlees of thoir political soutiments, 1o forget” past aspontios McCreery af snd dead issues, aad to co~upersis with mo in conducting wu hotest, impastinl, aud cconomical adwimstration, aud in sivavcing tho intorosta and maintaining tho houer aud integrity of the Commonwealth of Kentucky,™ At tho conclusion of the Govornor's remarks, tho oath of arfice was admintstered, » nluto of lionor fired, and tho new olicers szorted to the Executive Oflica by ex-Gav. Loslio, the fostivi- 3o cousluding st night by a grand Assombly Leading citizena of Fronkfort sdopted yeso~ lutions expressive of regard for the retiziug Governor, aud_the Rev. Greon Clay Bumith, in behalf of tho Good Tomplars of tho Hiate, pre- sentod bim a silver pervico. A larmo pumber of disubmuished Rontuckians wero proeent at the {nauguration ; aleo maog from other Btates. STORM DAMAGE, AROUND LA CROSSE, WiS. Svesial Lispatch i The Chbayo Tribuna, LA Chossx, Wis., Aug. 81.—Anather Liard rain fell hiero last night, sud another to-day,—ono of the most severo storims that has visitod this seo~ tion 1 yoars. lleports from the north aud wosk indicato thot tho slorm in those soctious was ovon more sevors than here, doing an immense amount of damage to railroad bridges, crops, sud other property throughout Southern Minno~ sota. Tho rain-fall came in torrents, withoud burdly a momont lot-up since st night, Ono report from Rushiford, Miun,; statea that Rush Crovk roso 12 feot in twenty-four Louny, wvurtlowlng tha meadows and lowlsuds, doing prost damago to crops, wheat, hay, o Fivo bents of the Southern Minnesota Railrosd bridge, which spans liush Creck st liushford, wero carried out, and it 13 expacted that the bake aiico uf the bridge will go. Another large brenk o this road bus ocousred noar Lasosboro, and still spother betwoon DPeterson oud Whalen. Abont 600 feot of track are gohe, Trsvel on tlus road has been almost wlholly -suspeoded. ¥rom goutlemen who arrived from’ the north to~ night 1t is learned that the Chicaxo & Bt. Psul lisitrosd bridge st Miuuesota City is out of line oud othorwiso badly damsgod. Trnios have leen unable to cross tbo bridgo to-day. Passougers bave beon transforrod at the break. ‘Tho traln dusat 30 a. wm, from 8t Laul arrived hore this eveviug, At Fouutsin Oy, Wis., there woro 3 fost of water on tho streot, ‘I'lus afternoon another bridge on the Chicago & Bt. Paul Rosd i8 re ported gone st Weaver, Mina, The loot Niver, which ontors the Minaissippi opposite this ety i again on tho rampago, and is reported s by’ ing already dovsa great awmount ot d-mx-:-‘ with the water atill risg, Two ho”"hh Poterson, Blinn., were cacriol nway Iant b Tlio occupants baroly esvapod with thel \P The rain ceased falling about 6 O'¢ ovening, but at this writing (8:30) tho aro that anutler storm 18 cuming. teh 1o Fhe Cica WiNowa, Minu., Aug nx.~1ufi““;m I:Ofi of the summer pravailed last ' i B'I: tho wostern pars of tho Siat O h‘:fl l‘l{x“h !l; 1oon, aud raiued bard, ac/inpanied w e wind xod some but, 'Li Wires were gonerally prostrated, and atis [n-oveiblo to geb sny par- ticulars from tue inerior countles, ~Twaor throe bridges were walied out on the Winons & £t Petor Htosd bet-eon Winoos and Btookton, aud trajns woro supendod to-day, A bridye on the wostern oud3l the 10ad uear i, Psterls oot gons, . Un the Ruver Division of the 1o0oriod €000y 00yt Paul Houd & washous at Kellogg desyed the Monday midulght pssseti or trai, biv bopes were entortaiusd that they Ko boale to pass by Tuewdey vight. Tho Lnuges ot Minnesota City were dlm-&dd b{ the 1 yaraers wha have examiued their slacks roport wiat the Fuin panetrated to the widule of tho stecks in womo cases, ‘Ybe woatber co-day fmafcouTaiy, 2 | 10w Spacial Dispate to 1'he Chizano Tribuns, Swux Crrv. Ia., Aug. 81,—A very violeod storm provailed last uight in Bouthern Dakots sud this saceion of Iowa. Another storm I8 provalling in Boutbern Dakota to-nighi. The weather is unsettled and threateniug bere. Considerable damage hias beon dong to railroady by water from last uight'a atorm. Vho extont of (Lo damage to grain by the recent storms 18 not ascertaiued, bus must be very great. HORSE EPIDEMIC. Quszo, Aug. 31.—An epldemio bas brokes out smong the horses in Yeurell Village, neas tho ¢ity. Haveralof the aoimals havo dled. i