Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1877, Page 2

2 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 1877. 2 {e H filed his bond and qualifled. As the matter wer and jurisdiction (olay, to take charge of | street, which occnrred about 0 o'clock on the Ni PAX appalled inhabitants pf Latscunga thought SPENCER'S SKIP. Bed, Kis, and qualified. Ag the matter | pomer aa arsine such person an abner tare | tarelnd of Tuentay. ane £ : COTOPAXI. RemaCieed ? ee Ahougl | thet derabie aimountot October inter ils eee ee mtlouk into the books than he had, | lor had ever existed, and as if no attempt had | ,, The train conductor, Mr. Sheldon. took ap thetr TOOMED To INEVITABLE DESTRUCTION, met. 0 by eae eee aoe vest nntil after the filing and. | everbeenmae to transfer to hii the mircrahle | tcketennd noticed them a they parsed Into the But the catastrophe was averted,—tho onward- > iuing-ronm In the depot. ‘ a APPROVAL OF M18 HOND. remnant of assets by the abséonding bank off | 45 i ontreat’ | The Great Eruption of the 26th | rolling torrent met the beds of three rivers : How the Embezzler Journeyed | oii, eee oe ini dat not anectty | cers. ‘The bilr presented to the Court the cae eh ter tts. toak thelr mies le while. 3a ML iteeat td P Last. hnd, pouring tacit Into these channels, rescued LOOAL POLITICS. Through Canada Towards allen in behalf of the depositors, but if he had | of an institution utterly abandoned Dy its offl- | halt take the trouble to tell when he returns to his of June Last. the city from a altualion of the most {mtnincat native heath, ‘Thi mach alune T war able to learn, vis: that they left the depnt afoot, and that they did not stop atany of the leading notote of the city, They probably nte In same restancant. Te'was still enety tn the evening when the Spen- eri ic weal esata Gangainiee | ried FIFTRENTIN WARD, he braneh tha’ jel towarda the south 01 6 first meeting in tho Fifteenth Wy The Volcano Pours Ont a Tremendous | Cotepast devastated the prosperous and en- | what is known as the National Workngment chanting Vall i cular th Torrent of Water. eatate of the Hey at Chile, ant fn Darter | Organization of Tiinols,n new workinemen’, . iy fh tr tated, th cers and appeallag to the Court to interfere, the Sea. ate nets ay eaecaerity inplled: ne existe | there were inany reasons why it should exercise fetence of a Hen In behalf of the depositors. He Jurtadietiont the stan Uinment of She trues WW! tl ue Court shi ne Mability to account; the frauds of the DE Tho Trouble Ho Had with His | What he deered was that the Court ston ke | rectors offers, anil managers; the neversity of Se Trarshaling, adininistering, and distributing the | cefa retmened to the depot, | They rat arnane the been the residence of Humboldt. Thero, too, | patty of professedly: antt-Soclalistte, nnti-Com, Baggages--Arrival in Bre CT te ot ae erie te | neseta: an, Ioatly, the winding up and dissoly- | Torq) sronetand pace the plato oni qua. nein Latncunga, prose the hulldings of a | mnunistic inclinations, was held fastarene Quebee, done they asked for tha nppointinent of a Re- | ing of the corporation, whose charter was clear- | fir Quetee. “Une af the Hepat police recoznized | Loss Of Over a Thousand Lives and of Millions of | thriving fnctury which, only the year before, the corner of Centre and Larrabee atrecta, had been destroved by fite, and had just been : ied to ord pe Dollars of Property. Peal OE erect oe echaet Phe tartans rooted | meeting was called ty order by Drv Bhat, Seeeent tie wane al. fio tortemmay in | President of the branch of tho party in that that | ly forfeited by its own provisions, The only fhe estate 1a rer eesiststered as economeals Proper rerson to administer ond distribute the Waiting ‘Three Days for a Steamer ly as possible. and the miserable remnant of | assets and wind wp the Institution was an officer Spencer from his photograph, but could give no in- formation cancsraing bis movements beyond tho bare facts related above. sacts ditided among the depositors. appotated by the Court. TUR ARRIVAL AT QURDEC, SS _ | thousand fraginants—harhingers anid tokens | ward. Probabty forty people were present, Departure as ‘John Will- Tere ats igi coneladed his ign ment, and MHhe rematnider of Me. Bonnes’s remarks con- | They again retired early, ond at daybreak on Naw Yonk, Sept. 11.—A letter from Lata- | o¢ Te to the, Groviness’ ot. iiabanra |” On calling tho mecting toorder, the Previa . 7 the proceedings were suspended half an'hour | sisted principally in reference to the authori. | Wednesday, Ang. 20, they Jondedat tne depot at | cunga, Pera, gives the story of-tho eruption of | and Esmeralda, which they passed in their | read the following declaration of principle: ent iams, for lunch. tes, and particdlarty hose authorities sustain. } Point Levi, anne ey boat was on hand, and they | the Volcano of Cotopaxl, which took place June | course toward the Pariflc Ocean. | It ts saserted | ‘This yarty shall be known nathe Natlorat t, On reeuming alter lunch, Mr. Keetztnger, | Mz the franscendant power of Court of Clin: | TAtr'Nathan Tiarlow, wlio lias charge of tho bag- | 3 Streams of water poured from all the that mill of Don Manuel Palactos floated on | jggmens Orcantvation of Tinois: an orgmningee 1oe eet tater be hal been very sud: | cof, At the conclusion of the learned gentle; | paxe at thie paint. recelved Sponcer'a trunks, and | centers at onec, on the Callo side, eweepiniz the water liken ship at sea until shattered by | of citizens to Inaiat npun and dontand the jnet act The Lawyers Fighting Orer tho Ree | ry siya thecare and felt that hecomd | Man's arguinent, Judge Willisins wnnounced | the recond of thelr numbers, 19.118, 10.24, and * the current, ‘The loss in the Valley of Chillo | Impartial enforcement of tse lawe af the and. ct that he would give his tteclsion this morning at 5 aoe eo a eeee Ricpocke, “Two nt the tranka | S¥ay overrthing in thelr course, Another trre- | alone is estimated nt over €2,000,0W0, and the | cordiug to the trie epirit of the Conatituti ih tee celvership In Judge Wills auld but Fors litle to the able argument ot Me | 10 o'clock. , 17-40% ampeara on his nook. Tara of the tronics | craihte torrent follotved thocourne of the Saqnl- | Joss tn other sections ts cqually'grents It ts | © Te indice every eizen to Ako a Active nem t tams? Conrt cs, et he yore frie tothat Z waseenttothe St. Louls Totet, where Spencer, | mal River. ‘Tho hacienda of Signor Donoso is in | Uxewlse calculated that the number of the dead in polltical affaires ta demand ant honest, efticien,, ‘ams: . ter of a corporation, the relation to that corpor. SPENCER’S. FLIGUT, hie wife, and the ctilld appeared at once, fing: th fl fi Of 4ho placo.at BtoR2D8 1,000. and econurnical udininistration of the public serv’ ation of the Buard of Directors, and the retation BS ‘ ‘There on the books of the St. Loute Motel Taaw | Mins; the very soll Is gone, tho placo.o! A third entarnct took ai casterly direction, | [cei ,, te euard and keep the ballot-hox pire ang at Board, and f e tly for the first time on my Journey a specimen of fd zt a , a , a8 being the wean rotecting Ho Will Decide tho Quostion | of {kat Beans ant of the oftcers of that Boar, | Mow 8 SRIFFED Timeon CANADA 70 ER* | fo tessa chcoeanky, bel increas bo minK | sed off BO. nothing is left. ‘The river ear | acstrosing. the brlige of Patate, and oing | Bterying tne rebta and liberties OF the pengest ¥ This Mornin powers granted in the charter of a corporation daya'al AND ot tho Now mado | Iele tn tie own heat, running hands a fits | Ted, Om head of cattle at pasture in the | grlovons injury to the cetates In that netahbor- | "yo aentat and encourage the ceneral And’ let) a ig: could only be exercised by the agents of that A few days since n reporter of tho Newe mado | 20 lh ine than usual, perhaps, he wrote ou | telds Tho Aluques Hiver overflowed, worl, of whilel the mostimportant {celebrated | Governments ina right prosecution of all vio! da in rearch of the corperation; and ontatde of the acta pro- | 4 pilgrimage through Carmi Sided by that charter every act was yold. | absconding Spencer. Tho result of his tuvesti- The questions arose: Was there any power in | gations fs as follows: the charter by which the Muard of Directors | “On arriving at Windsor. my attention was df. could sustain their acta; and had there been | rected to the basgagemen, whom I questioned any each ne conrerre on them by the pie stone spor eter aed concerning Spencer and uration! «In assigning the property of the In- jase ACCON {a Piution to sapere ‘alnvost. donner, had not “sKaow that facet sald tho, boely et not oficer as I handed bim Spencer's picture tone of thelr Directors excecdod the limited course Lilo, alt mo aces Me that chap's the registry: StFonn Williams, tolfe, and eAted, Tlinote.” ca exhibltod bie pletare and found the party well own. used great damage, The’ Cut- | for its due wine, well known as * Vino de | tions of the Inws, and wa semand the a cae ere ara Meerything | Eatate;” made by’Dan Vieente ‘Atvarez, Wo | punfshisent for corruption, distonesty, eran chic eything | have ax yet no detaited accounts of the ravages | Of duty by public officers; ‘vefore It, A splendid machino-shop went down | caused by the eruption in the Eset, and are stil | 70 oppose all sumptuary tawny Itice n card-houso at tho firat rush of waters; ev | fn Ignorance as to whether they have oxtended Bd demand Government saperrieton of allroad, ld vartous mills. Tho entire district was like | to the equitdrial territury of the Amazon. tanker e, Insurance cuinpanics, and Pring fee, nnd the funndation would have destroyed Although thy surroundings of Quito have | “To demand much roviston of the tari which wi the city had not tho course of the floods been beon laid waste, the city itself only suilcres | tend to prutect and promote ont home industries, t froma rain of ashea and a completa darkness, "To oppose alt apecial tegislation; and we demang thnoly diverted into the river-channel. Tho | which bogan on the Sith of June, atin the al- | that the Industrial Interesta of the countey sha IN THE COURTS. APPLICATION FOR A RECEIVER. Yesterday morning was ect avart for the hear ing of arguments on the motion of the Ion. BE. B, Sherman, attorney far M. C. Eames et at, for the appointment of n Recelver for tho State Bovines Institution in the place of Col. Abner A CRUEL DISAPPOINTMENT. Bponcer intended toeall on the Manitounn, which teft Quebec for (ilaecow, Scotland, on Tharsday, but conki not get a elateroom, as the capacity was Hmited, Ite then attempted to_get a room on the steamship Mis: pt of the Dominion Line, bat here too was disappointed, ns the Company, Is Jurt Taylor, the present Assignee. Mr. Sherman throggh hero lately." now using its decke for the shipment of cattle, | total loss of life will reach, {f {t docs uot oxeced,'| ternuon, At Muchache and other pluccs the | not be hampered with or obstructed hy rueh tay, wns accompanied by his coadjutors in the case, In areca eabiosd taen nt sivials ik “Last, Monday week, on No. 3 going east," I and can take ery fe paracinerds Finally he was | 1,000 persons, At Teast 9,000 hond of cattle | ‘night Iasted for thirty consecutive bours. In | which tend to make the poor pourer and the nes Messra. James L. High and GC. C. Bonney, while “the Assignee was represented by Mr. Sidney “Bmith. Mr. Smith consldored the only question to bo tho power uf the Institution to make an assign- ‘ment and appoint an Assignes. If the other side snould make any other question he would Uke to know it, and would procced to file an answer. He wished {t understood that he ap- peared tn the intercet of the depositors. Mr. Sherman said ho had understoot Mr. Smith to distinctly stato the other day that he appeared for Mr, Taylor. Mr. Smith replied that he appeared for the - Assignee ns well as in the interest of the de- positors, and reiterated his desire to know mn , richer; have been destroyed, and of smaller aniinnls the the midst of this opaque gloom one could hear That wo oppose any further pranta of the Joss is much greater. In tho midst of the roar ths bellowing uf ihe cause aut Mievcriee of one domain and the granting of tubeltee to ral? of waters and the crashing of houses, the vol- | by the shower of ashes, sought In a sprcies of DE PIE CODNTALIOORS emanctliailon ad ai cano poured out enormous quantities of cinders, | frenzy for tho meuns of satistying their hunger. | and the postyonement of apecie paymenta; vey which gradually darkuetied the whole face of Other beast, frantic with terror, carecred hith- ‘Thet we demand such codsdcation of tho law of the heavena, and left Latacunga in tho pro- | oF aud thither ae if in despair, and the pitcous | this State that unsuccessful defendants tn any foundest obecurity from 1 fn the’ afternoou uu- | howling of the dogs plerved the alr with ite | action St law shall be. taxed in addilon tots ti 10 of aight. ominais sour ja julto the Ulnrleness ras not other conte ut the gull & reasonable amount for PREVIOUS ERUPTIONA, os that of night; ft was Ike that de- Gaprenortenre New York Nation, reribed by the younger Pliny tn a Icl- mhatwe arore the contracting of convict lator; vor the eatabifehnient of = Qurro, July 4, 187%,—History has recorded | ter to Tacitus, fn which he relutes the | trthunal none Droper ten great eruptions of Cotopaxl,—I might eny, | eruption of Vosuvius and tho destruc {itsnal couposal enaally of worker a cp with nore truth, that they have graven them- | tlon of Pompell. “Tt was,” ho says, “as the | versies that may arise between capltal and Taber, selves {ut characters of fireand blootl in the sad | Mebtsinaroum had beon extinguished." At | that we holdin coual respect the fights of capa) annals which they fll with nisery and ruin, with | Quito tho shower at first was of course, beavy | to control Ite tnvestments, and of tabor to deter, desolation, mourning, and tears. The first two | sand, which stibscquently turned Inte ashes so | mine tho value of ta services and that we assert eruptions were of to great consequonee, Of fine and {mpalpable thit they penetrated not | 9% the daty of all citizens to hold their. respecting suggest Pe errand thata, poard of directors of a | "ile hesitated, moment, stuated the face, and corporation, constituted the ageuta only of that then replied: ‘* Yea, he had a woman and a cir! corporation, could dono act that Inany aense | with him. Ite wore a linen duster and a browa + straw hat. He had three pleces of baggage, —two or fv any way would deprive a corporation of it8 | Cinvan-covercd trunks ain a Saratoga. eeney Front pro} or that would affect | Its extst- “hienwe proper aie, Nand “preveat it from cear | oe Ne eee ore ee rying out the objects of its creation. Even | fe stood studying the picture, and drawled out the corporations could not surrender: the fran-'| this mformation by piecemeal, with a broad conk+ ehise. Only the Legislature witch has granted | ney accent. itcould take ft sway because thers wasn cali: sarere eee the conductor on that train from tract hetween two parties wh! could not be od " canceled. by the mere whim or consent of one, ack Watson, an old follow that yon'll mect It took the consent of the power which granted | Parte on the up ienln. > Ne memset 0 toca it to cancel it. ‘There was nu difference between baggaceman if he had ecen that face, and was din- the attempted surrender of a corporution and | appointed to learn that he had not. “A train-boy the asslenment of ts property, through which | named Lawrence, whom Lhad met at Marrishurg, alone the powers of that corporation could be | where tne road to Brantford intersects with tho The family watted in Quebse from Wednesday MI Satuedsy morning. Spencer walked about freely with the daughter, and attempted no dis- Hulse rave In the maticr of hie name, Mra, $, re- Majned most of the time in her rou tn the hotel, ind ecemed to bu very dojected und toavold pnh- liclty aa much as posetble. “While here Spencer recelved threo telegrams, al- though the direction from which they came contd not be learned. Here Spencer, afins Witilame, rend the announcement of his erime in the Quebec Chronice, andafterwards in tho New York J7er- ali, coptes of which ho bonght ata newsstand In St. Louls street. ADOARD THB STEAMSHIP, Spencer booked forthe steanship Circassian at the Allan office in Champlain atreet, ayunin naming hia nacty ag ‘John Willlntas, wife, and chill." Following lea complete tintot tha cabin pasoutgers s xen, If that application had been | main lino, recogntecd the picture, and arsared me | who alied on tha Uircaselan on that day, Satur- | the third wo have detalted accounts Inthe “Iis- | only into apartraents but Into the most curc- | [tila within tho jnat limitations of ‘the law, any hoaient bs SOE rere heme Seta oe nade before Spencer left, there would | that, the ariginal ad left the train at Hamilton. | gay, gent. . i torical Narrative” of Don Jorge Juan and Don | fully closed receptacles, In the depth of the that an; siempy te coerce by*uniawiol meary 1: Per steamship Ci have been stflicient ground, in the de Aw this tallied with the stories of Iumphreys an pool—Capt. King, 3 WViniame, the conductor and porter ol the sleeping. falcation and fraud, “for, the Court to | chein which the Spencers feft Chicago, I concluded J. Wylie, for Livor- Antonto de Ulloa. They tell of Ita having sub- » She 5 ‘Mr, Sherman then procceded, the sugges- inerged the spacious valley from Callu to Lata- A should ern repressed by such lawtnl 2. tion of tie Court, torend the bill Bled by Al. E. darkness nen and women, braving the rato o€ | thorittes ae the ¢3 In Be Quarrice, Mise gency may comand. a le, Mr. L. ©. Hall, M: ashes, sallicd forth futo the strects, acrecning fr, Louls Netke G ‘ havo appointed a Recelver. There had been so t Gate, Mr. Thonias MeMartr Lae ie ith turbid : viel Tagelve if fe | Mr. Louls Nelke spoke in German, and ex. Mame: a, hie! - tw follow on down and intorviow Hamilton, 5 cunga, filling it) with turl waves, inwhich | themselves with umbrellas and lighting their MaLTeLed Uctheee amine, Baving conekaned. | much public excitement over this maser, pure Tae DhotAgn AT uaGLTON | Willem Lane diseiaioe i.” ord: | Great numaers perisied. Tho" cruption that | way ‘with lanterns and all the, while tees Fey oats ta the platform and the aloes the realing of tho till, Mr. Sherman briefly | hat tt was the duty of the Court to appolut a | 5 fot teed es kg reached Hamilton at { eon, Mr. and Mrs, John W ‘iitanins and chitd, Me. | followed in the succeeding yeur, the fourth, was | strange apparitions rent the afr with thelr ihe party to public recognition and favor. The James Hamilton, Master Winioerg, Mra. Wintberg, party, suid he, did not design to put an, Mra. Mindson, Mies Uindeon, Mr. H. C. Wendor- gon, Mr, Martin, ‘Thora were 1:3) steerage passengers. The Spencer party went aboard abont 9 o'clock on Saturday moming, and the boat steamed out promntiy.at 10, Thera was no ona prorent to sow hem off or bid perm Ces speed, They wentas at{ll more disastrous. According to the deault Father Velasco, in his hietuty of (Quito, {t carried ruin to 9 dissance of six hundred miles. Hnmbolat relates, tn his “ Coumos,” that In Honda, 436 miles from the volcauo, explosions like the sound of cannon were beard. In the geventh eruption, April 4 1768, tho shock and tho rain of carth oxtended commented on the faflure, the escape by night of the cultty bunk oficers,and the appointment of an Axsignee of Spenver’s own choice, The community wera dazed, astoolshed, at tho brazen impudence of these bank ollicers in steal- fig what they could carry away with them and then appointing an Assignee after their own cheart to zuard ‘tbe miserably small pitlances CRIES AND PRAYRRS FOR MERCY. new ‘The umbrellns, as well as the yreen eye-classes :] ue hereon Hoare, wars up guperduous br | topauner forthe support ofthe best met ns tuctlon against the subtle powder, which it was a be nominated by cither of the two great remerabered had in many enses produced blind- | PT SS otanation was not perfectly sat: ness during the eruption in 1843, und the rain of xpuaiat by y satlstactory hshes of thirty hours whtelt tere ite to all concerned. One Erwin Maack, 9 Consts- ecelver who shoula marshal the asects in tho | with McCowell, the bright young fellow who rune records of the eonrt for public inspection. The | tho baggage-room at thatstation. I showed hin Assignee had no personal intercat tile atte Bpencee s peer a Af the orlginal had 1 : aane 2 ‘Then what lterest mas resting te, AEP as | Piiniooked at (titentiy form moment and then Sere away out of reach, ‘The facta In the hil} | feplled that the faco was very famns, and bo stood uncontradicted, and the Assignee could pad Sotiloly sec 1t before, but where he could was fitting eriminals should gu, ‘ed or stolen, Do's n “ 5 0 ble inthe Town of North Chicago, manifested which th crously Jefe bel ia im | Mot recover tho asscta transferr Ms Do you remember,” Taskod, **a man who ar. CANLING TO LIVERPOOL, +] from Popayan to Guyaquil—iistance, 450 miles. | Krom tho autset the people tind unanimously Which they so Renerously eft belind them 12 | that power resting only in a Recetver | stved cto at 11:45 Gn the forenoon of, Aug. 27. | aving thus image corlain of thelr departure for | Quito orey auher towns. were plunged in come | ascribed tho disaster toa chastisement of heav- | Som4 {nqulsltiveness, not to aay © stron dey on, brought down by the ferelizion of the Gove | Opp 200% just, earthly woot, tha ner ernment, which had arbitrurily closed the churches and deprived the people of those spir- itual consolations that were made doubly neces- sary by thie aaa Sunilttion ut ites in Beneral. je idca of o vine punishment sprea io Bild-tire, and as the tempest raged more lldly from tie North side. Ctzens “Ubton’ citer is tis conviction gathered intunsity, at lant groups of men, without a Tea, ‘without, any ite ebjecte or {ts claims, ho should Ike to concerted plan, and withont arms, throw them- , pelves upon ihe Guard at the Ailitary fospltal, | oA qyarke replied tae the North, Side cht while others attacked the guard stationed nttho | heat citizens on the North Bide, Iu his ons pinrdue fiarusus: onthe tall ot dayita. etbets tho workingmen wero just as food Clee ils at were but. few troops in the garrison. the ereuter ey part having been batts to suppress tho Ineurruc the high-toned residents of that Divistou, wud cS u any of. the workingmen should happen fu at te Hon A ‘Aubalnras ute thejasnailaots, lacktug | meoting of the Union the aristocratic noses of the members would go yy and there would by PROMPTLY OVERPOWERED, witn no further lose than that of two eoldlers adie aud ey Tint 7 cat Lig ewe and two citizens. On the day following, before | ‘Thy pew. party was dasigned for the working. the clty had recovered from its consternation, ie rliite clouds of nahes auill hoverod in the | ovate were kent out of such organizations airond pervaded tho streets, five of the un- ‘Mr. Maack was quicted. , happy prisoners who had been taken during the Nobod: es qual, suffered the barbarous punlahment of Raites eer to have anything to ah lashes. Somo have dicd in consequence. Mhis fact heeda uo comment, A number of re- | Mourning the gncetite, and aes vena spectablo citizens have been arrested, and are 7 tobe aubjected Wom courcinartials Nov Ly Larrabee stress ‘n the presont wre! ed cont lon 01 cuador, HIGNTII WARD. uined as it s by ascrics of disasters, the ro- m tout eruption tatho culmination of fta woes, | Tho Eighth Ward Workingmen’s Jndastrhl ‘Ton years of peace and proaparity, of which | Club held asnecting Inst cyening in the reard there fa faint prospect now, will not auftice to | No, 881 West Polk strect. ‘The attendance ws Fepale Ue oy toa ilet a fee hours have wrought | quite large. Mr, J,’ Mitchell presided, aud M1. 7 Antonto Fronzs. T, P. Mahonoy acted as Secretary. The plt- —— form of the party was read, and Mr. Thoms . | Kavanaugh explained the several Jawa recently 2 THE OROPS. adopted by the Democratic Legislature, inclad- WINTER WOE! ILLIN ing tho Vagrant act, Conspiracy act, etc, and esac Sets _ aN. Tribune. O18. said that the laws wero all agalnat the workicg- BrninorizLy, Il, Bept 11.—The following | men, He eald that tho Vagrant low hat table exhibits this ecason’s wheat crop in | been concocted by Col. Easton, who was the Jiinols as compited from reports of the several | tool of Mr. Medill, of Tum Tnruoxe, Sap counties to the Btate Department of Agricul | Hickey. and eeroral others, Te then alludd to the article which appeared in Tus THipusy ture, ‘Tho spring wheat caliblt ts not yet | Sa'tha 42th of duly lost. Tle sald that made up? Boil Wilbur F. Blorey, ond DP. D. Spener Liverpool, 1 svt about overhauling them on thelr arrival. I'immediately communicated the informa- tion I lisd recolved to Supt, Iekey at Chicaz, aud ho in turn sent the following cablegram: Supt. Williamson, Scotland Yard, nda, Fnq.: Arrest D. D. Spencer, abyconding bank President from here, Charge, forcory and emboz- zicment, $1,000,000, Suppored to have sone from Quebec, Sept, 1,'on steamship **Cireaasfan,” with young wifo and child, under asanmed numo. Fall description by mali will reach you Weancaday, . O, WHickay. Chief of Police, Chicago, ‘TIE LATEST. Dispatches recelyed in this elty yesterday cor roborate the truth of the story, One frum Chief of Police Higham, of Quebec, to ‘Supt. Vickey aunounces that Spencer left thot city onthe date andinthe inanner given above. Another from the same person to the editor of the News accurately describes Mr. Spencer and family, and states that he hos been positlycly {identified by the photograph. Chict Highatn saye they safled In tho “Sardinian,” but this Is undoubtedly tlstaken by him for tho “Chrcassian.”? ‘The police are deeply chagrined that newspaper enterprise has got the start of them jn tracing up criminal refugees. They state that Abner Taylor and othera connected with the broken bank have not made the efforts to capture Spencer that they have pretendet to have nade, And now that ho has beon traced thus far, they have no hops of impeding his progress oven fora single day. ‘Tho dispatch sent. by Supt. Hickoy to Chief Williamson, of Scotlanid Yards, may detain Spencer, but more probably it will not, for the very good reason that forgery nor auy other extraiitable offense cnn he shown at prevent. Should 8pencer succeed in cvading the English, itls known that he will seck the soll of Belzlum, where tho laws of axtradition are of uo aval, It was strongly urged by soverat officials of the police at the outsot that sone one start in pursuit of Spencers aud by chicanery tio up what monoy tho absconder took with him, and thon ultimately put him under arreat, aud bring him back to thls country if possible. For three days after this promasttion was made, Abner Taylor nor any other intcrested person appearcd at pollee headquarters, ns tho story goes, The appointed by the Court. The stockhold- | just at the Toronto train was leaving, and who gavo crs. were probably liable for the fuco | you hia checks and asked you to forward his iar of their stocits ant, the Pileht he re resents me mage to Terontor Rte siaaat it a Asi, ready and willing to assuine that Nability, lo “Ob, yess G teatred, howaver, to wake that lability a9 Tio eald they were small ptecos, and 1 have ocen- e fs ton to ect him, He Hed. They were ver: small on possibio by keoping down tho deficit | £9559 "cting geur” there were two canvas covers and not allowing the nesets to be equandered | anda Saratogs. Yer, Inent them to Toronto at 3 or a fafltre nade ou the part of tho Assicnco 10 | that afternoon doable checked to tho Unton Star the attempt to recover those transferred of | tion, That's where he wanted them suot," stolen. “*Come bere a bit," hu continued, after a pause, POR THM ASSIGN! and entering his office he opened his registry anit Mr, Smith then bezan nls argument. Col, | bevan seate ing thedates. ‘*There,” sald he, when ich the w he 27th Taylors, Ho eald, was acting in tre interests of | He yeactied Nhe pode Gawme oS wornn tear the depositors, and had been so acting all | of tha checks on those tronks, 442, 7,752, and nlung. It hud been asked why he opvored the | 10,444. Now you xo up to Toronto, stop at the motion, If be was acting in the Interest of tho | Union Station, anil ask Jimm Foster, the baggage depositors. - All the intercet Col. Taylor fclt ta | man there, what became of t ist atu. He cun tell tho inatitution was the interest every citizen | you whether the trunks were rent fo a hotel or should feel to sco to it that the nasete | Whether thoy went off on tho Grand Trunk. did not drift into improper hands, to be |, SIMMY tp ad BTORY. cated adininistered in the interest af n clique or ring, We LOOK: Lg net A ro ood tain 8 called an instead of being administered {a the bona fide tte pact ef grrived there ou tho 115 tralny in Interest of the depusitors, ‘Two massmecting® | tending to take the Slontreal boat ab once, anu wag zens bad becn appointed, and they ha} been me arciva wath Cifier the boat faa "one. afforded every facility by the Assignce In sub- | **Y¥es," continued Jimmy, “*T remomucr prying the intercats of fle Suposttors, ners tho y Seon; _ibog wrote. very, heavy, dia gave had been, anil was, thorough harmony between | me 50 cents, erican 'y 9 the Committes and Col, Taylor, and, at tha last | the way to the eer epee] nue waa yer meeting of the creditors, s resolution was | mach of a gentloran, ean tle Ghickuor didnt adopted asking the Court not to make Soe, They? “Chicago swe stenclled on the trunke, auy change, What could better show that Col. | Way, -yet's go and see Dniy, be'll remombor Taylor waa acting fu harmony with the will of | them, Iknow." ihe depositors: aud the Commttco’ abe reat SUENOER’S ECOENTHICITY. janger was a a enact wonl “ ” 5 danger 08 atte of ‘nome. “party who | qyunt Somes tes Union Siation, Toren, aa woul] not rightly administer them. If left to | honest, red-headed, red-bearded Itiehman, who Uie Court, bis official duties were such as world | measnred all of hiv statemonts with mathematical prevent his giving the necessary time to lnole Preeialany te who aeems 40 abhor, above all other ore ings in Iife, exaugeration. Hoan dela prprean orte Rea, | en ah ae tera, be owt sa eae wan 427176. ‘The leading | recognized that face, but was nat certain, | Foster pads mtatoanty ‘Mr, Entnes, would no doubt be | dercribed tho baxyage, and then it all Aashed over hin. capital mau for the Recelyership,—perhaps he VOb yea,” he anid, **that party camo in carl was looking around for that office. and yet hls | in thea Kethont, and staid alwut the depot iota interest in the bauk was just 316.77. Hoap- | untilevening. Io had a tall slim girl say 1 peared to have enjoyed unusual facilities fer | years old, with him around the platform, and ( drawlog out bis mancy—facilities not poss wesc | think hte lady waltted insido in the first-clasa by the mass of poor depositors. On the Ist of | walting-roum., Ho was going east, 1 remember St him for a foolleh little eccentrictity of bis. Suly hile balance was $3614, and on the 18th | time ont here on the platform and found him plete darkness from 9.n,m, tol p,m., the her. ror of the situation being azgravatc ly y frequent: carthquukes aud by the frightful roaring o1 THB INFURIATED GIANT. ‘The head of the Government sent to the Court of Madrid a curious report of this catustro- phe, begluning: “Tho President of Quito in- forms your Mafesty of what tool pince on the dthday of April, ia consequence of the bursting of the great volcano and mountain of Cotopaxt, aituated in the bosom of Tacungs, thirteen leagues from this city.” Villavicencio, in bis ‘Geography of Ecuador,’* calls the eruption of 1763 the elglth, wherens the historian Ceynllos denominates it the sovonth. ,Villavicenclo adda that it was re- puted tho most Lorrible of all. Cotopaxt was not respousible for tho grest varthquake of 170%, which destroyed Riobamba, Lataeunga, snd Ambsta, and cost-so many yes. From 80,000 to 40,000 perished by it. Humboldt as- eribos that cataclvam to oiiother volcano, tho Galera, and says it was onc of THE MOST TENMIBLE PHENOMENA in tho physical history of our globe. Tho samo thing happened with the Galera as with Vesuvius ut the timo of the: earthquake ot Lisbon, Both volcanves ceased to pour out the clouds of steam and emoke which they had thrown off before the convulsion. Tho Galera, nevertheless, {a. ninety-two miles from Qitlto, which == was "the nearest point affected. Humboldt mentions au- other phenomenon. ‘The centre of the explo- lon was Kiobamba, and yet at Latucunga and Ambato, the places nearest to it, the great aub- terrancan noise was not heard. At Quito it sounded only eighteen or twonty minutes after tho catastrophe. Watls changed places withont falling, Crops mato a sort of chasse-crolse, one assaming the position of the other. Edi- fices of stone and mortar flew through the alr, aomo of them falling upside down on their roofs, aml vice vores, whilo others were carried off santa fared, witls the land and planted ticids nround them, to distant places, thus yiving rise to disputes which came before the courts. Roads changed thelr position and appearance; a lake burat {nto faincs Cake fulratont, moun- talns were leveled, aud the valleys filled up, In tions concerning the trausfer of stock,— that crafty attempt to unload — thelr stock In the bank, aud to shift the responsibility which it was thelr duty to assume. Unaur these circitinstances, {t Lad been thought by the ‘parties fling the bill thatacourt of equity chad n right to assume jurisdiction of this prop- erty and to protect the ussete of tha concern. ‘This was no uulinportant case, but one where the Court was clearly called upon to uppolnt a competent person to look alter the disposition of funds belonging to 15,000 depositors. There ‘was another feature avout this ense: out of the whole nuinber of stockholders thers were ouly , Jeft men owning but 300 out of the 5,000 shares; the Directors bad abdicated thelr functions; tho President had escaped to Europes the Cashier and Assistant Cashier were beyond the process of the Court; the Trastevs had fraud. ulently transferred thelr stock to the bank; and thero remained {n tho Court's ‘Jurisdiction only these whocould vote but a ‘Yery small minority of the stock. These gentle anen being, therefore, unable to select. officers, it was clearly the duty of the Court to appolut a Receiver and have THE CONCERN WOUND UP. Me. Kretzinger said hu was present in the In- terest uf some of the stockholders, and inquired if he could represent them without waving tiled formal pleadings. Mr, Smith asked Mr, Kretzinger whether ho appeared Jo favor of the assignment or the ap- polutment of a Recolver, and Mr. Kretzinger re- piled that he appeared fur the stockholdera in fayor of the aphatatirent ofa Recetver. The Court euld there was no impropricty fn Mr. Kretzinger’s appearance in the case at this stage without the formal pleadings, Mr. Hlzh, in starting out upou his argument 4n fuvor of the motiun, congratulated the de- positors and everybody jutereated in the bank that the case had now come where it ought to have come tn the first place,—Into a court of chancery,—aod had pot been teft for Mnal settle- ineut tothe volco of a tumultuous assembly. Ue bad no persoual charges of fraud or miscon- duct againet Col. Taylor, and belleved that no gentleman in the ‘ity was more auxious to have a speedy determination of his actual status in lo, how it differed fron the North Sido — Cittzens’ Union, snd what was tho use of forming 2 new pany overy week or so with the word . work. ingen” thrown in romowhero just to make t, regard ‘to the bank. There were two principal Bhort, b hie Iavguge. ‘Thoy wero ait; i = f Mr Sherman—Focilitles not denied to Judge | pickin the labels o Police say that be will never bu brought back to : Price per Estimated ca- | woru the only Communists in tho'country. [le Questions, tha question of honor on the part | pocisith, who ran the thing Into Col. Taylor's dover mit te tmarie of ie Gotele andre Tile country, and It alteady begiva to look Hike | seemed to horetoe cect tor the wretched inhab- Futinated ‘bn dig tuserop July | yrodtsted that. tue, workluzmen's Ucket woul of the curporutlon to execute the asslenmenty | ronda to a great extent: COREANICR ANG (Oe ene tcomed vo sanoy | it, forup toon early hour this morning no an- | {tants of those fated districts. % wield, bu. 20, 3197, 80, AK7z. | Bo succoseful ths fall by 18,000 if they hung und the ghauuloument of thelr trust by the alll | te, -Sinlth—-Thia Fames was a friend of | im. Teaw him working away at itand took plty | aver has been rucelved froin, Seutlabu ‘According ta tho Gerinan traveler, Dr. W. see gother, Ie denounced tho Connell for vt devoted himecif at auine length tothe tiret ques: | Guild's, a habltueof the bank, and { am credi- |} on him, and went and got 2 spouge and spent ® | answer to the telexrain aent froin this clty. Telse, no recent, eruption of Cotopax! baa olect- 46s 448 putting In sewers In the Fourteenth Ward. [le Came fortifeing MS peuition that’ the burk' bed | bly intormed that he {sa cousin of Guild, good half hour with binseponging the marks off hit WAITING AND WATCHING,» ed moro lava than that of 1884, the elghth wanted them to clean out Miko Hickey, wb ho snrh power ‘by copluus’ citations. froin Xt. Sherman—You are credibly informed, ra ety Raper Ra bos wall Quenze, Hept, ILA, Chieayo detectivo is Tho uinth took place in 1855, but this was. a {netructed bis spectala to knock off all who trust by tho ofllcers, Mr. High feltcitously du- te SME Ths ae Tgavo him uo hint that Spencer hed committed | 715 5. + 3 realdenty } yoleano,—a graud’ pyrotechnic show,—fur ul- now ef ey ann he County who sailed hence the Ist inet. by the Circassian. | though it poured out torrents of tlre, water, and for going Enst on junketi tours scribed the condition of wiles by suring that his cousin, anyway) ere on the doctrine of any crimo, and ba Aanurod tau that + the party wat f ov original sin. [Laughter. everyting was cone but the shell, the husk, ciuyrehandereal geatieman,” ‘Then fask- | Jtls reported that Spencer got away with noar- | gtonce ina stato of ineundesconce, no great 82,638 snd purchasing fang eraalto i the casker that hel Thon Mr, Smith went on to say that Eames | ca which direction he fad taken, and we went | ly amililon, aye The = a Joliet stono building, Ie aitvorated e.canket that weld. thy remains of ttaextiuel | nad at ong tina drawn out $1,218.14, at another | into Hinds"s office and cxauuined niu book, Matt corer. eruption in 18h, tho only bone Saito tho lopping off of bizealaries, Ho was oppesel existence. ‘The objection ratsht be ratsed that. tho franchlse still remained, but Mr. High clulined that whenever the oflicera of a corporu- tion ubandoned overytulig that made the exercise of that franchlav avallable thu fact that the naked franchise Itself had uot been traus- derred could ,uot alter or affect the equities. ‘The vane night rematy, but the right to cari on the bank was all gone, The only pretende jSuthority for this assignment was ino resolu. ‘tion of the Board of Directors; but fo the case ‘ot the Bunk Comunisstoners va. tha Bank of Brest, it waa decided that no bank corporation had the power Wa oxecute a general assignment AT THE BANK. 2.0088) ALL QUIBT, At tho, Btato Savings Inetitution everything yesterday was remarkably quict. That Denos- itor’s Committee has senalbly stayed away, aud loft Col. Abuer Taylor and Mr. Davicin charge, Col. Taylor laid quictly by watching the clorks dolng thelr work, and awaited with patience the result of the argument before Judge Willams in regard to the Rocelvorship, During the day quitea number of the depositers called ani asked to look over thy statement of tho bauk's time $1,228.00, and varlous amounts at other * Ther times, “uutil’ his balance, was worked | glyphica, **that i 2 down’ to $10.77. And this was dure | #fternoon of Au H jocked by myself to aes lug the run, when the tellers wero | {Y-fvu over.) “Bizty-fve ovat ie erake an do 0 the waitors a fow dolla: iy i J abou ia wharves ol jucbec. Mn, tou, he to go to the paying-tellers. Nu; he enjoyed | was going on farther uy tall, ho would’ have only back~loor facilities that the others wot not of, | checked his trunks to Point Levi, one station Ais, Eames sented te ba eer exper insn li nerots wharves irom, Q wotee, The cheek num- eed, and would no dout 8 fing nan, ov orw were 1K, 118, 4, Pht fino han, Lo be appointed Receiver-—after he hail | '*What did he sak about the wharves fort" 1 restored hla (ll-gotten galny, ubtalued through | qnericd. buck-door Influences, and taken hts place in tho } ‘0b, nothing," replied Daffy, ‘only ho wanted to paying exerbltuut salarica to county ca plover. Including John Rountree and the e2r ‘a wanted them to clean out the Council if they ent away tha work for the elty portion to otter places, when the work could bo done here, He advocated consolfdation with the fudependents and tho repcal of the Resumption act. 3 Luddy,’ D. 1. Call, and others, spoko, aller whlch tho meatlng adjourned, |” BEVENTEENTIT WARD, Ameoling of the Suvonteonth Ward Repab Heag Club was held last evening at the corm? iffy, aftor a glauce at bis hicro- Sh partree tree plecus on tho < tieial one, and it is a matter of regret that aim!- lar oruptlons have not followed it. It caused tho mighty gold-bearing Napo, a tributary of the Amazon,to overtlow its bauks, leaving then covered with graing and sands of gold. Tn vain haw the popnlation sighed for a repetition of this phonotmenon, For iny part, Ido not think this cruption daserves to bo classed among thw erapiious properly eo called. Siuce then Coto- paxi bas MAINTAINED COMPARATIVR REPOSI, although it doce not cease to give cvidenco of a yolcaule activity which makes of {t a Proteus ranks of the to know where the Allan docks were, and f tot ‘for the benetit of ita creditor; and {n other Im they were right fers dings Cat 4 - forthe variety of shapes it assumes, and a % ti cases, which he proceeded ta. auute, it was de- MASS OF POOR DEronToRS. him they wero right, near tho ferry-taudings that | Seects, ag published in Tue ‘ThuNe, Of | chameleon forthe diversity af eolora in whieh , ‘of Bedjpwick street and Chicago avenua Ae © cided that {t required the action of a majority of ‘Mr. Sinith dented the imputations which havo } pm. Jarman will remember bint. : onda? a called received all | robea itself, Nothing fs more sublime at all G. Linderborg presiding and Mr. G. L. Vi the shareholders to terminate the existence of n | been cast on Col, Taylor, that he knew all about ‘TUE TICKETERLLE'S STORY. the {nformation. that it was possthle | tines, and on occasiun wore appalling, than the Becrotary, ; corporation. Inall the cases he bad ever heard | the p ed assigninent betoschand. Itwos a| Mr. darnan haa chorgu of tho Urand Trunk | togive them, Accountant Davio kept busily | truncated cone of this snow-capped mountain. The following Committee was appointed of there was no fustauce of acurporation ever having been wound up by any other agency 0 Be fact, thut Col. Taylor knew nothing of | ticket-offlce at Toronto. Ho recoznized the photo- Mt untll do’ctock Tuesday ufternoon, when the | graph, and recullucted the party ver clearly, assignment was dellyered to him. * ily came to tay window soveral times in tho Mr. Smith then tovk up the question of the | course of tho afternoon, and I noticed him walking validity of the assizninent, first endeavoring ta | PP,and dow ‘nee aoe ee le aes riddle Mr. High's authoritles in support of that | cea ee oer ee the atteracon. tp tho gentleman's position tat the Institution had | fadies® proom. and ha came te jadice’ walling. and ho ome to no legal right to make the agsigument. Ju re- | borrow a corkscrew to open @ bettie of wine, 1 gard to one of Mr, High's authorities,—the de- | bad none, bat got one of the young wan who kee} elaion of a Michigan Judge,—-Mr, Sinith hauled | the news-star After thie party lund used it, fe down auother lu book, which stated that the | cate back and sald bo had takon a fi ois and decision. quoted’ by Mr. High had been aver- | Would tike to buy it, and asked the price. Teent ruled. —It'bad. becu elalmed that, in making | My Zoung man down to get the price, aud found it {his assigument, tho bank. was cominitting aut | Was 30 ceuta, bus while tia wea gone thle party late engaged during the day ut the bouks trylng. to solve the mystury of where Spencer put the money, and when he commenced taking It out of the coffers of the bank, and converting the cash to hisown usc. The slovenly manner tn which the books were kept prevents tho making of a statement of the real condition without o thorough overhauling. Spencer took the cash, Bulkley ran the books sud doctored them, and tho clerks did us they pleased, ani a very Mine thing there fs to show for general re- sulta, Accountant Davie, of couree, succeeded Jn preparin'r enmne figures, but they are not of " ; A ance mcharicter ay would Rive any anformetions che, It so, It was the rst time he had ever gain #0 to the publis ey were published, but it is Tega the thrin Spalted tothe payment of bone | (ae Ne a ee ater ase ryrorgrece: | expected that, Iu a few days, a litthe further eat debts,—ulthough it would appear that suine | backs. I told him 1 could exchanye §100 for hin, History may be forthcoming. ‘the mention of people considered such a course suicidal. Bnddidsu, J woe astoniehed te seu how quick he | the Judge Farwell note for #30,000 has done IC there was any way tu place these ussets In | computed the diference, ares my youngimun | by imputation an tentional fn- Jt wasu view on ons ofits flanks that iusplired your yreat artist, Church, whon ho fattest dis celebrated pleture, ‘Lhe ‘Heart of the Andes.” The crater of Cotopaxt is 500 feetin depth, ia not rure to seo a pillar of fire rise froin this ubyss and Jose itself In the blue yault of heaven, iu fC the colusgua would fain bo a light-house to the marinors of both oceans, but only con- aunties) to illuminate their path with the tokens ol 8 ire. ‘TUE LAST ERUPTION OF COTOPAXY, which ts the tenth according ta my computa- ton, took placo on the 26th of June last, ‘The day before the City of Quito waa placed under an futerdiction i couscquence uf u disazree- tment betwoen the civil and ecclesiasticat authiuri- tles, wiuch ft te not te the purpose tu relute here. It was the frat tuo thut thy population of Quito had been subjected to such a peualty, dackwon. 0. 77,2 Jaspers ser oe SH HOE Teflorvan ... Terenye seers do Daviess nominate uMficcra for tho Club; Mesers. ¥, J. Michacls, Thomas Turney, O. Veeder, —V2 Patten, and CG. P, Holmborg, The Committee reported a number of names, and an electica was had with the followin PAs Sundollus; Scereta Jobn Sampson; Treasurer, Vico-Prealdents, A. Noeninger, First Precinct Peter Johnson, Second Precinct; Q, L. Wark Inet; Dr. Leo eloets Exes tive Comiittes, E, Boehm, Peter Siuith, and K, Ernestod, Firat Precinct; C. 0. 1 3 borg, E. Hegstrom, and 8. 0. Oliu, ‘ Precinct; Frank Nelson, Thomas Tur an Nobert Knight, third Freefoee ; Willlam Sandie son, Jacob Peterson, —— Grins, Fourth Pre P, J. Michaela, Ephraim Veander, Jot COURT OF CHANCERY, und ho challenged his opponent to produce a sive case Ww prove the contrary, Tho trouble with Spencer et al, was that they had tried to eliminate from the case the clement of reapon- sibility to the depositors. ‘That element of trust Was an existing element in thlacase, The’ ebarter of the State Savings Institution amply vuvided for thelr accepting all theso trusts, Now, whut regulations had thoy provided iu re- curd to these trusta? From a bauk-bouk uf the ustitution, which Mr. High produced, he read from the by-laws which gave tho depoaitor's status in “relation to the bank. Art. 18 provided for the thirty and sixty tape! uotice, an, tu Mr, High's ‘opinion, implied a i unl cinct; P, trust placed in the bauk as Trustce. In point | the hands of a Recelser, Mr. Smith was Juclined that that weutlowan must bavo bceo ine broker's | justice. ‘This note was origiually made | gnd c C1 fr sinct; IL B. wits, 8 fruat laced fa the bak oa trust etuvesring | to thitde it would be for the best luteresta of tho { oMlce some tims or ether. |e hada large zollof | by Juda Farwell. It was secured He ee ee acre coeretice Murphy, Fiat, Prseluet L1G Deve tho money of ite depositors. With them alone | depositors that jt be dour, but with the cote soi he ith for sus waa over 12 | OY @ , rst imortgue | an tho property | Gjused, oll dfvine rervico suspended, even ‘The meeting then adjournod. Teated the discretion as to what Kind of fuvest- | Set. he would have it understood, of the As- the iimlt for half-tiekete,™ 2) of the southenat corner of Market aud Wasti- | august ceremoulea for the intermeut of the pened aie f age signec. Col, Taylor was willing—nay, most yennd thea Sir. ls bo . | ington streets. This property was afterwanis havpy—to consent to this, provided always that hinted the Me darmen ie da the ane aod 0 of | sold to Judge Wilson, who, of course, purchas- these assete did not drift inte the hands of Aug, ‘27 of two and @ half tickets for Puint Levi, | ed it, subject to the $0,0u0 mortgage. It pass- elikjues ne eS, i be ani pulated ‘ ia ang, ferry fpekete! from Pont Leva to Quebec to ace Boekel ths Kaniao oud *) Miers ud inten cl cl he prejudice ry ny the pune. ty session oO! rider ubburd, Jey who honest creditors of tne Aetation, Tho Now tak 1 Rab ran continued Mr. Jar- | also assumed the morteage, Mr. Tubbard sub- ‘Taylor should believe the great busly of the de- sither Moule Hekots Delare "he got berg oF ae haine, but Jt bas long azo passed wut of bis peslta confidence, Col. Taylor would most | tou, Lsent over tothe Pailman office and bought ponds, aud at the tine that the loan was made, happily cousent tu have bin take bis place, If } steeping-car ticket for aim, aud hu was not watla- und cyen now ft ts ample security for the his consent would conter the puwer to do’ ft. | fed withit, 1 was section twelve, wad the minute | atnount. Tho bank outhoritica will forectosy But he would never assent to this until be wus | be saw the ticket ha sald thot it waa over the | the mortcaxe and sell the property. sure that this trust-fund would be secure in the | whesls and be wanted It changed, but that was all MORB REAL KSTATH, PROUALLY, hands of an able, honest administrator. there war to be had. Though I remeimber be went | Mr, Ieauc G. Ozden fy of opinion that Col. MUL 0. C. BONNEY Oe tO ae eta ausceed. to try aud | -yeylor hasn't got at all the. property to which aaa ee eee perrctiued re Saaieaes | 4 alg waz all that ote. Jarman remembsred. tod | ferred to Hatdeld because the bank didn't want fe seu at ive newa-stand in the depot ronembered | it ta appear that lt was carrying 6o much real qmeuts they sluuld qwuke, aud any depusitur whose deposits excecdeit $100 was, fur a period of aixty days, absolutely ut the mercy, control, aud Uoposition of the bank olliverss Would anybody pretend bay there was no element of trustin thist Would anybody assert that this Was 2 mere commercial transuction,—the mers relation of debtor to creditor! It could not be pretended, either, that there was not sufliclent consideration for the entering into of this trust between the parties. On this polut, therefore, ft was clear that thers had been orelativa of trust, wud un abandoutueut of trust, to the utter Uisregurd of that trust. Now, would a Court of Chaucery permit this abandonment of a trust ‘To show thut a Court of Chanccry ought not to do any such thing, Bir. High cited more authorities who, be said, wade It plain that where there was au abandonment of trust, and where an institution had closed tte doora, GREENBACKERS. _ Ameeting of tho Greenback party was called for last evenlug at No, 77 Clark strect. The party to the number of eleven responded, and stood = around «son the ters for half sn hour or ao. It spi that the College of Law was beln; calefulned a process which might be carried afritle further aud accordingly few of tho favored souubt a obscure rouin on the fifth fluor, where they Dre coeded to make arrangements for a mecting on. next Friday evening, at which Bam Cary ba es ected to bo present. If possible, Werke? fall will be secured fur the uccasiou. — SEVENTIE WARD. . A meoting of the Executive Committeeot i ‘ Seventh Ward Natlonal Union League was bel dead, Bhortly afters rain of earth and other ucnomena which berald an eruption began to and, as Dr, Wolf says, these a! re. moro rellable than those that precede an vartiquake. [nv fact, tno eruption took place ow the yi with every — chreumstanca that could fucreaso its’ horror,—utier Wackness in Uw broad day, — thun- dee aud Ughtolng, fearful explostons that made thy curth tremble, subterranean notses and wild gusts of wind avcompanicd by a rain of ashes, An cye-witness told mou that the yolcauo poured out a CATABACT TEN TIMES THE BULK OF NIAGAHA, which carried all before it in ite headlong course, and subinerged the whole surrounding country, The torrent divided Itself in two opposite direc tions, as If to ive renter avops to its devasta- tion and to make the coufuston etill wore dire. Monan.. Mouitrle bale the Idea of Col, Taylor's taking the stand hy One brauch took therly towards th Caice of Equity might tuterfere. | It might te | did. He begued tw ussure Cal. ‘Taylor that, vividly the face, the incident concerning the cork. piste, only ten Hae Poun reported to Cob. ity geen ean twelve Tnlles from 1,15 ee at No. 460 South Union street last evening, relat Col Caner repreeuicd the Uaub, and | whcn he caus id a Court of Chancery hd | aren and Abe AGO SPS Heo atm tion | ScKichaa's Sibuviign, salto worthy alee | fal gesrrgayat Zeunor but helsan error B35 447.272 | fe was resolved to continue the organizitod (f that he was excelling the trusty but thls slinply } vate tuto the, preacney of Wi uasier, towel | Wpencer, blewife, and tue daughfery go. atuand | gether, about hu." ‘Thess, and ‘other | Ou ies way the tl iL converted. the plain of X10 428:099 | tho ward, and stops were takou to lucreasé Corpurution iad no right ‘to execute any such { fudepeudent of all such (aduences, ' Upon thy | He tal for Montreal and Queber at 7 o'clock 10 | Tands ‘wero deeded vy Mr. Onuen | Catto tuto an Iwmense take, covertug up the hil 100 --230,435 |, mombership. ftrament of waisneut-one, nue pot for | Cut cata an ununusy creat abana | Han who tera gear eka to | the bau abd thie gary, vu tn whi Si, | Ehewortuf wor eichough Haldar he ie BBS irs Fe emer an Coto eT UR REGEN RPT Eric reer Rear re eT MR TY ud | a ilitle building iu the depot yard, and who, ris Cee aE ee re ee iatereats actlog suly sas) SegaOre Ok mma although Kolss discards this oo Pare THE FIRE-LIMITS. he burp estroying itself, Other cases | woe of thousands of de; urd. The Commit | a svecialty of Atlan eleamelip Uckets and Pullman | U& re atatly rf steed y oplulon aud regards the ciniueuce merely oa et io sees To the Editor of Tho Tribunt. Were quoted by Br. High, all yoing tu sustain | tee, which bad indulged itself in the luxury of } car tickets, remembered distinctly that ** that mga | & representative of t e other party, ‘They sore | the regult of soiae {uternal convulsion of nature = Cutcaco, Sept. 11.—Driving along Cotte” bis position that the abandonment and breach of Uulding wass-incetings in the Tubernacl (pointing to the photograph) aud s Jittle girl cawe | either in Hattield’s name, or in the name of cl ced the “Paneciila of Quite.” 7 j oi ae othe pattut the olliere wad -Diccctore | was Snow wilting” to "assist. the | {aud Wied to exchanyy a Falluan tlcket that they | some otter person upon whom the bank subse: ae re ne at tio. ruins ot tae $1.25 $34,000,824 | Grove avenue, the other day, I noticed # °° of the State avingy Institution were suitivient | Court in selecting Recelver—an des | Poysat ct Jetman, but we bad puibing, beltar aud | queut to this settlement, Guloaded {ts real | patace of the lueas, described by Humboldt and large fraine structure tn process of ercett ground fora Court ‘of Equey to luterlere bythe which. to Mr. Bonner, appeared tobe wholly | Bekepei, Messked nbout tho steamablps, but ealate, but hls iaupeesalon i that ‘ Hagel bas Bil other travelers through Lhe central valley of — the grounds of an extensive brewery aan RY Krouting of an iujuuctiod und the sppoiutment | ridiculous, pot to say impertinent. Some sine " ein and cul ig p, buylus, wi the Equatorial Andes, huve escaped the ravages vas io 4 {a0 g Of a Receiver. it wll the suthortics could be | eularly irrelevant fewuureés, bail been made re of uoutband Prout scene rc rented *eamerne | institute search for the records to-day, and Mr. | of and Ta the vicinity of Pe aracunes ‘the peal Pa »PENURY, : ments ake Bete nust be the mist oe wiped out ‘with reference to this question of | garding Mr. Eames’ accuuut at tue bauk, aud | bored e velit from Spencer and bla daughter on the | Ogden wil aselst hlin, i furious current tore up from {ts very founta- | prrpgpyna, Pa, Sept: 1L—The poll faurand deflant opposition to the lu to 2% power and the abandoument of trust, aud this | sundry otber matters wholly out uf the record, | sfleruoun in question, Spencer there obtained & uw TEIBUNE [> requosted to publish the fol- | tions the cotton factory of Don Jose Villugo- y Fa, Sep @ police were a ud {a the city. ore ordinanst: Pere the irvt usked appllation ever iaude to | aud baving Lo beuriuy on therase, According | plan of thy sieawsdip Circassian, which was to | lowing, which explaius {teclt: mez, whose valuo was estlmated at €300,000; the, pald off to-dsy-in warrants, On presenting | jf asa tiles violated with finpunity bh d s - the Court to luterture, there was puilicieut war- Br. Bonuey, when Mr, Sinith announced | éa!lon tbe following Saturday, sud promised to To tas Depositors of the State Sarings Bank: them at the Treasury it was found there was po crops, cattle, buillings were swept away; the rant for interference i the charter of the bank | with agreat flourish that he bad upset Mr, | Cull again. All who aro {u favor of Mz. Abner Taylor vacating | maayive bridges of Cutuche and Pangalyu were | money to cash them. ‘Tho banks retused to —— providing for this trust. Had the County High's autha “1 owe e “ TUB HALT AT MONTREAL. the porltion of Avsigacy will please sund postal eS u apart “ Cel i H ee ce aerated juriadictioa of the matter, 1 | cblidreu to writin, he was in the poation of sR: | ygying thus vetabliaued hla cuutes beyond ques- | curd with hate. addevwu, and aiaount of iwomey au Heatrorods us Wells ere erate discount them, and the clty guardiaus aro at YELLOW FEVER. present no better off thau if they had been iu JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 11.—One dest WA Confederate currency. Collector Phelps will | night at Fernandina, and two cased °° make a return of delinquent taxes on the let of | Nurses and doctors aro on route fruit Bare thy month, bub whssuex tho employes will zvb 1 mob. Col. Taylor having tied bis bond, the question would be @avore dificult and more complicated one. But, nuderthe act of 1077, the assigu- wickt Wad but complete Wau the Aadiguce bad Eb . e tion, Feet out for Moutecal. There I Warned that | deposit at time of failure, that a petitions may be the edie of the foreat, twacinal that they ba. | spececr and folly, bad journeyed from Toronto See at Uo the Court requesting that Mr. Taylor COU Tbe uo ditiiculty in the wav. | {othe Pullmaucar ‘*Cucanna." hey retired very | aball not be spyolnted. the Court, uo obstacle to ity Juristetivn in th | carly aud arose a short line bofore the arrival ol Addruss ** Devositor G00 dollare, P,-O, Box Choe; Ab remuued gs free aud ve able io ite | tue trol in tha sallwey slicd in Bousventure i ia” nects Quite with the towns in the south of the Republe. Ou bearing the report of the subterrunean explosion and gcelug the infuriated watery appruach, the disuactod eyd