Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 26, 1893, Page 1

ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871, OMAHA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS OMAHA ONLY SEEKS JUSTICE | it st | SILVER LIVINGS FOR CLOUDS | S ' st st | TWO HOURS OF AN UPROAR |\ ity st v [NOT ABLE T0 MAKE DEFENSE After Suffering from Froight Rate Discrim- | 1% lereby empowered and directed to revise | Sonator Allen and Osgressman Bryan | 18 one of gold bonds. Then we would have | Diseraceful Proocedings Oharactorizs the | St said elasaification of freight as hercinbefore ] to abandon the mines of America, and go . ; by And <on {ii | Siam isina Practioally Helpless Gondition ination for 8ix Long Years, mentioned in this act established whenever Talk About the White Metal, before the markets of Euroy smpetitors Meeting of New York Silver Advocates, by Daniel Wa X and bron a8 Regards Active Warfare, it shall be appear to a majority of said of the second-class governments for the sup- by Chirles (F who cfented by the board just and reasonable to revise said e Ply of gold. e ate told that bank credits labor eleien hie democraey of New York o 5 ¢ 5| on the groung gold nnd silver were the Y PATIENCE CLMBS OFF THE PERCH | {Iussification, provided that ‘said bosrt of | APPLAUSE WAS FAEE AND UNLIMITED are better than curgency. |1 think hat ne | [T WAS A VERY ILL-TEMPERED CROWD ¢ il Dk notes were (e | ENGLAND CANNOT INTERVENE AT PRESENT a Vg pross classification In this act_established, so that have overoxpanded them aiready, and s Firth~That 4 \Uupon our domestic bank= by such change of olassification the rates on i < now the waver Mhleaking out. and our | . ers, morchants, ! teadesmien, and men of [ Lincoln Johbors W any freight will become higher and greater aropean Dictation of Finance Coudemned | craiite are comiug down. We can resort | UnAble to Keep the Gathering Within the smill pronerty. and porsonal, in this city, | Forelgners ln the Fighting Service Wil All the Crombs Arc than in this act fixed. When any ro The Orators Were a Little Late to the mountains of the west for relief. 1 Hounds of Decency, the Lights Are Ty, st Lo mnagors of taatls Rosign In Case of War and Thus Whv GHASE R duction of rates or revision of classification Owing to & Good Neposta am to expansion, believing it Tu Oit=Mhe Rexolt | upon w1l wermnleRo N oF IRbOr o bomng Make & Serlous Dofonss Lo shall be made by said board it shall be the tWhat: \Vas Satd angerous to the nation to turn over the these and ke resolutions fo favors bl consid- $ “Rallway News. duty of said board to cause notice thereof to hat Was Saud OF contolliNERhe durnenay to Ny sob At Were Adopted. crition by the congross o the Unitod States sible—The Nituation. be published two successive weeks in some of men, no tnabter Now horest of good they newspaver published in the city of Lincoin, v it . i may be. Congress cannot abdicate the e : e Lineoln will not submit to an ap plication of | 10 this state, which notice shall state the | July weather seemingly had no serious | 1ol Gulegated. by the constitution and | New Yok, July 25—Two hours of dis. The fighting began as soon as the resolu LCopyrighted 193 by James Gordon Bennett.) the Newberry muximum rate bill which will | date of the taking effect of such chauge of | effect on bimetallic enthusiusm in Omaha farm it out to any private individuals o cor- | graceful uproar kept guests of the Fifth | tons were read. A score of voiees shouted Panis, July Now York Herala Cable injure the Jobbing and manutacturing Infer: | Fatoor classification, and said cliango of | jugt evoning. An nudienco of nosrly 2,600 | porations. I baiiabo i tAKIng off Aomo of our Avenue hotel fn a state of larm tonight, | PFOLeSts all over. Chiarles Ullman of this | 0" : A Atk ests that hiave heen bullt up here at such a | rate or classitication so made by the board e t Exposition hall to listen | expanded credits from the ton and putting a | ; t city, who signed the call, protested that the pecial - to nE Bee—This dispatch he past twelve or fifteen years, and published in said notice shall take effect | 1 € gathe 84 fixpost : ' h t ro ha cash he b We - | The noise all proceeded from parlor B, whe resolution e 10 2ood boc o thoy put 51 POOSi ™ \ o, to the elucidation of froe silver ideas by | little more hard cash on the basis. We pro: ons were no good because they put | has boen recoived from the Horald corre- Newberry bill is not th e timo 80 stated o said | Sy sibudbebil iy il dens ™ | bose to resort to thesilver miucs. the meeting under the auspices of the Silver | the constitutional question first. H. (. Mbiias, Ul at TN ok or commercial points a e action of the Lincoln jobbers found | Senator W. V. Allen and Congressman W. J. club hud been oxtensively announced to be ‘oy denounced what he termed an out- | SPoudent, dated at Bangkok at 2 p. m: enuously objeet to befng made the first vics | hearty suppo o hands of the State 5 Battting for Bread. R AL, us schemo It 5. 1 “The Fn P Hima OF tha kasninity 6f Ha damacnops who | Ticarty supnort attho hamds of L on s shiASe i SRR hree topei. | Meld: Loud bursts of shouting, followed by s schemo to railroad the resolutions The Fronch ships left today. Tho re- Would et rieh i “local andiins 1 The two distinguished gentlemen kopt the “The mines in six states and three torri. | 1 A ORIATYS Ths Seuvhed’ 4 ough, ‘Then bedlam ~broke loose, and | yoider or 1he ® i WO R ar b e ieral Manager Holdrege with tories have been elosed, as well as a number | PeA1S of derisive laughter, occurred for severnl minutes thoro was o mixe ainder of the squadron arrived outside T D Rk HTSE L Th reen tPm ATIRT Bo. Uon of cortain rutus in a Sisit | Mdienco waiting for nearly half an hour, a8 | 6" thig" ot industrics. of Colorhdor and | Very short intorvals and soon aftor § oclock | Tong "ol Mitates arguments, on | shortly after. A blockade is expoctod to be through rato Is to bo wiven fram the st to | they made upon him. Short and decisive | they wero invited out to dinner, and | thousands of our fellow itizens are tegve the character of the howling showed that ¢ cries uehter cud catealls. | doclared by Sunday. A any town in tho state off the Missourl Flver. = | actlon ws tiocessary atd 8t haif past fouf | could not neglect e substantial ot- | Ing tho peaivies of our state from houso to | some of the participants had lost their | /B & momentary lull the chairman LB LU s tsort of thing will not do. The Inevitn- | yesterday the petition for an injunction re- | yeactions set before them for anything so | house secking bread, and the cry of God's | tempers and their wits. At half past § ve- | df00unced that the resolution had been car- | 18h are unable to intervene, though they are tought by this bill must not be | straining the bourd from tampering with the out of place and comfort as a political speec | POOr is heard in the land of plenty. The Bi- | o ried. After this climax interest waned. | trying to. Siam ha alusox = a fow points in that way | rates was filed in the office of the Unite At 5t ! ;b metallic league proposes to_piccce the moun- | SPectable business men began to leave tho | addresses were made, lotters and [ o oc (00 SiAM has refused to grant the e oS It | States Cireult court and at the same time | in tho middle of summer, and before the | faingide and lot ont i silver ‘strosm te sl | room in o hurry, but the crowd grew thicker [ speechies read, but not a word of them was | Mekong frontier above latitude 18, The ke fal he angement of their feutl v f AL ! i [ 3 Bt Linton ks v nos it hmination | viting a decision upon the constivutionality | proper opening of “the campaiin. When | this volume of plencs Ang ol reict to 1he | b th e gy i L {ll-tompered. At 10 | heard, owing to the turmoil kotioral optiion 1 that the ‘miovd Was Hide dules. L ks ! ierimination | of the measure, they appeared they were grected with an | suffering ones who are now oppressed. We | oielock tho seino § sdaro *“This star chamber had better adjourn,” | b i in her favor in this matter, but she demnn o'clock the management of the hotel ordered vised. The foreigners the electric lights turned out. For thirty shouted a weary one. The excitement over . e forelmers in the fighting serv. equity. Decided to Fight the Move. enthusiustic outburst that demonstrated | have been told of the beautics of protec- TR ; L B i i 8 brospective adjournment looked as if it | ices will mostly resien in caso of war, and e Then Bedlam Broko Looe, —_— Whoso and kindrod expressions from the | | The Burlington I tho road that has taken | planly that tho waiting crowd was nou in | Hol und that we must buld u Chinese | Lo eloctell ghis wrnod out, For thirty Woul lesd to Walf & dogew. abrabRAl Gncotn. : . e | ORI 6 At By ook v asiipolr | e I HAHIOK, IEMOUE 1b HBA WA TN | cbew Gy HleAr SARIBNS Ao an oy | AU WH RARYILY Ferusid o nva s dhoms | Jrould fodd then tio lights wout out and | & 80rious defenso is therefore impossivlo.” ereate an impression in the intevior towns of }‘,'r"r'm i“‘l‘mw[;:::‘l"i‘“ e fm‘!‘:‘-(rl;:l x:nlulrL(-zl'uk- tiently stamping and clapping for severa | toll us that we must not breathe financially ber, were heard. A number of those who | heated brains cooled gradually off by natural ENGLA the state that Omana is attempting to “hog" | {10 to restrain the State Board of ‘'rans. | Mibutes previous to the coming of the | except through the lungs of England, Process, i NGLA everything under the new maximum rate | portation from lowering any of the rates | speakers, Siiver Threads Among the Gold. were noticeably under the influence of WANT IT REPEA France Likely Not to Have Evorything All law. Many of the state papers have taken | fixed by house roll better known as the They were preceded upon the platform by “The value of the silver coir liquor, Her Own Way m Stam, up the cry and are demanding equality under | masimum eato bill = ho bill have | Mavor Bemis, who had consented to preside | year was 5,000,000, from which de- Started the Roy Resolutlons Unanimously Adopted by the | Loxno, July In the House of Com- the operation of the new rates. But this ioAn e vt ntiectod by ithe bl ave | v ke masting, n calliig, the assemblage | duct the amount necessary to make After all the row was over. it was per- Omahn Board of Trade. mons today Mr. John Leng (advanced lib- been trying to prevail upon the bourd 1 001 abraded cof N ply ) . clamor on the part of tho Lincoln papers and | muio paduction 10 offs6t he inmore theg | to order the mayor suid that he was invited | & i il DUl v MBBLY | teckly nnpavent that tho moetiig had toan The Omana Board of Trado and_Commer- )on moember for Dundee, asked If the Jjobbers is very far fetched. According to | will otherwise be caused by the bill, and it to preside but a couple of hours before it of the American product, amounting | purposely broken up by a gang who did not | ¢ial elub, at theie meeting yesterday -morn- | government was aware that British subjects the statements of Commissioner Utt of the | has been rumored that the members of the | time for him to nssume those duties, and as cents percapita. which,added to the | hesitate to furnish their names and who | in2.adovted the following resolutions poss Commercial club, the worst that can fall to | board were disposed to favorably consider | he was busy writing a couple of vetoes, he al gold coinage, would give a per capita of sttt L UL, U v AL this request. had not had time in which to bropure | huy 8115, This is not sufieient. Wo mug the lot of the Capital City under the opera- It is to prevent this that the Burlington | speech. That statement was loudly ap- e more than the n«.-.n-um‘:m-uruu- \mv‘r‘— vion of the new law will be nothing like in | has sought an injunction, and iv sets forth | plauded by the audience, which appreciated | funnmore S the RITTHR b Hor CONMLEIRS severity to the treatment that hus been | its sido of tho case in about thirty pages of | the roference to the mayar's well known | will "dump fheie. siloae e locnencountries iven Omaha for the past six years type-writton logal e b IO ‘,';;"f;‘j{{‘:“l{:";\'“"f,' iy !";‘I‘:"""‘{; is stated that 81,1000 0,000 reprosents sl aking | Stripped of logal verbiage and boiled' dow o asked leave to read fro o1d speec 5 Forein Tt o W Bl ‘tOmuha,entd Mr. Ot nov making | Co'aliulo statemont, is that 1t i i inter: | deliverod year ago avthe opening of the ‘n“‘n’.u‘l‘ul\i: :;[‘\'\: o u-miltl o \1"}511- |i:l\!u- any effort to get the best of any city in the e road and therefore subject to tho pro- | natio convention in this ‘city of the | [is ratio in foreign countries is 13'¢ to 1 of state under the new roadjustment of tariffs, | visions of tho interatate law, but not to the | peoples’ party, and procevasd to reiterato | gif Uil forelen countries is 1 T but simply wants one of two things: Bither | rogulution of the State Benrd of “Teanspor- | the following s his views o the silver | Goin‘itat 10 to 1, just for the. privieee. of » prasent rate: der the Newberry bill | tation, and that inasmuch as the maximum | question ime as well as now: ing it on our Amerlcnn s Wi ARG k) DRelld SRR to the state board tho right There are issucs which, like the ghost of | TUIHIE it on our American 0"""“wfll'lh"l““l“'-“‘ differential Omaha | 344 syehority to regulato its charges the bill n:l”«[uu. will not down. “The silver question | 150 that tod wants equalized distributing rates com- | convoying that authority must necessarily | Still remains the ereat livine issue, bu tho | ac that toda . Ll : $ meneing at Omaha and not at Lincoln, be unconstitutional way it s been ignored, evaded and thrust | (g pacy s oray e R ol Lo c6t a0 AT e GISCU ORI R L HOUight Diserimination of the Past. e This is the milk of the coconnut condensed o by both the democratic and republican | ;1873 egtored in Dart in 1878, the Sherman | 'y “'1““. oo {sturbanct 51 Pl trees and | Britain that { established a blockade Fg ton thimblo full, ‘tho case being brought | parties ono might supposo iv was already | jaw enncted in ' 1800,1 and’ - sincs- they | . A milder faction of tho disturbance was o | by L C 4 of the Siame : whother tho estab. “Omnha has been discriminated against | not so much to provent the further reduc- | Settled, if not dead and forgotten, But uy time it has been n, system of crip. | handful of self-stviea populists, who were Y 1c0.01 tho KUY of 1 | LIEMIGRE Of st b - Dlokads C ety BBRE for tho lst six years by every roud crossiag | tion of u smail portion of the rates as to test | question is ever sottied until it is seitied | by limping i bimatallism. Now they | s donse the O A aanaes 10y of the country horouihly das an_act of belligereney botweon the Missouri river, and Lincoln, Chicago and fonilfts of e billas w wholo | Hight, Mo erent wsrong don o tho Deople | &t Vontetas bo kel daar ous o spercl | the direct auspicos o oyt bliSiied, S0 that the lender mity not fir e and Siam; whether. the blockade pastern points have pronted by the diserim- | W16 Knock it out entirely if pzssible, by the demonotization of 1873 remains to | gaduion, It is strange that b dmioh TR | HAnysngiittisiciowvngindi: Ui dollirs less valuable than thoso been or would e recognized by Groat eastern points have profited by the d Instead of refusing to put tho new rates | be righted. ‘This can only bo done by re. | SCS5i0 strange the ; s. Ihelast straw consisted of a | he lends s o 1 or would bo recc into efect und hereny Thetrring tho bl | endowing silver with 168 teue. money fune: | Cret that tiedollar was dishonest until fooling of devision which vented | Bo it resolved, That tho ot the stiver | Britain, aud what measures the goveranent Omany have suomitted to the imposition | jig of *peuniics “amounting o sov- | ton. and making it. ns Wwas intended by the | W1 fow vears, Stlver stood from 700 among tho minority of people present. | Purcliusing el of th <1 | I v Ot e e e ¥ murmur. This city, the cen- | eral hundred thousand dollars a yeas, | constitution. co-equal with gold forall money | i1 "o money, and kept on until 1575 i oy Lot Aot ntires | Cult the malntenines of the parity of cach | ain had recolved from Franen verbal notice ally, of a_district with a popu- | the rouds scized upon another phaso of | uscs. It republicans and democrats rofuse | i SH6h ws money, tnd kept on wntil 1833 | sion. dorly Rrasut vor. | fonab with every other dollar, is easentinl to | of the intention of the French. governmens lly, poj the tion which will bring up the ques- | this they should not complain if the neople | 14 d, A ¢ trug apparent, but asserted itself with over- ation of national prosperi ) ¥ goyoriment lation of 600,000 people, hus been placed under | e sHpUALIU AL E I RQUDILh (U8 kel o ity tholt own handsLho | 1t 40wn in Europe tried to,do it here. Then | \whelming force whon the resolutions body, therefore, urges the sy andun- | to blockade the Sinmese coast. The blocke SELL0 LS ercont, | Lo wteh sooner, and will bring a decision | ke the matter in their uwn hands. The | f s s arene tried todo b T on Lo AR e et ] ade would cortainly be an act of belliger- 4 diserimnation of from 80 to 40 percent | jong hofora iv could have boon hoped for had | ery of ‘cheap siivor, ‘a dishonest dottar. o hey toll us nbout: the: intrinsic vatue of | “runthed upon the mocting, T s AL eucy. The Beitish - government proposed. to in favor of these jobbing points. Figuves | the original plan of violating the -law and even uqvuul‘ currency,’ will no longer de- gold, and point to the facy that the bullion 1s Opened Proceodings, Resolved, That in the judement of the mer- | continue its present protection of its British from the railronds’ tariff she prove this ::ml:x:x{»“\l lilm'}"fi" xlw‘" art m:c‘:‘.‘i-‘ ,\l.:‘L‘ Iu';“‘:;(n‘\l-lx:l.::.‘« \\llllrl ih';runlld;l xm\:‘lh; "}';\ worth as muchas the coin, That is simply When on the motion of D. B. Harris, who ; ‘»”Ilrn v:\i‘v.“:h i lx’r_ul‘m iy c’ ture | subjects in Bungkok and the property of the Lol U LLILE ) L L At e ronds huve by i o onger tolerated. Sush OIROAT i iR ereatton: v i the backbone of the | 1egislation in the stof silver should ibicata: wholesalers located in the interior towns, | times, low wages and general stagnation. [ o AR A inbjaro olusod 5 ¢ 10 Bes o ot v i SR were prominent awong the tough element ed rights over forty square milos of bonsted that thoy represented tho Inaustral horens, This country has often suffered { land in_the Siamese provinees of Chanta- B e T ] UF I Jomson Of Tty and - il-ndvised | born, Keat and Battambang for working gave their history. It was the Carey Whereas, T is now suffering from tho ofteet. | D I""'ls‘,‘,"“,! TR UL Keogh gan he said. “Just before the | of the silver purchasing elatee of the S, HEE88 RN B s xing ”"l“‘l"' xS lection theso fellows, who had some follow- [ 1 et whith, by eroating distrust 48 to 1 cos, care would bo taken to guard British ing amoug the labor element, formed what | intere eability of our curreney based on | interests. was called the Republican Industrial alli- | SV Fahonr utrency based on gold, has | Siv Bdward Grey, parliamentary socrotary e, They wore' not. recognized by the | Sastd widespraad aiaem, il s aliiost eres | of the forolgn office, Statod. i oply that ph aber organizations, though, and when: they | Whervas, T conscauonco of s alur, | SOFCEIMONE was aware of the mining rights to the populists they were [ money Is withdrawn from cirenlation, bud- | B4 in Sinm by British subjects, but he hrir . Thay represented to the | noss Is greatly doprosced, many miils and | Pointed out that the provinces in whicls the silver elubs of the west they hid some power | WATURCTEles” aro elosing 0F Dreparing. (o | HEhts are held he to the weat of the Mekong here, but failed to get money out of tnem. | Closes and thousands of Iy men aro | river, and were not, therefore, includod in This'is thelr revanee. Thoy pillod the logs | "Vt 0 b thrown out of employient and | the territorial dematids mide by b e ieres ts gnterprises will not be | * Hon. George N. Curaon, consorvailve, bl asked whether 1 lad notified Great ination. ‘I'he jobbers and manufacturers of of Beatrice for instance. The fourth cluss v T aebels & PR ftor both | Dpssessthe same murkot or Intrinsic val British vessel, even a shiy v il RO i g PR T wholesalors lo A W sty o s S OTIY or ot o op. | 884inst the white metal, excent so far as chairman, the corridors on both | the gold dollar and such. legiattion o ritish _ vessel, even a ship carrying malls, rate fr nn“( hi ..IL 'f' _Um‘\lm is 30 cents, luu‘l'n]u-”'ln). thew to oppose the law in self :::‘\l‘l L]I;:‘:‘ “\\'nhl“ :‘rmi\?‘lr\‘u;._y:u:ul:'nr(‘l(l;r opened by the Sherman agt. Gold has fluc. of the spacious apartment were all of our existing curre should ascend the Menam river after Thurss whilo the rate from Chicago to Beatrice is | defense. ion, but as words arning 1o both tiated more times, and has answered | thronged, principally with curious onlookers, 1 standard of value, without | day, will it risk being captured or fired PR VL kb DTSR EAS A btoraes (Oro th e ok tA o publicans and_cemocrats, who 1 the future Y . e law. of supply and demand | Mr. Bogd nominated James \W. Murphy and | & ement s possible in'the exlst- | upon by the French? If so, what steps will L Hack o will do well to heed them." prenontoptiol pply Sy o ) v industrind situation oGy o o 3 itign B the Ot Jobber who sells Chicugo. goods | o The Burlington is represented in this | "Tne mayor suid he eouid add nothing to | theR hns,silver. Bovd Dpened. witha beist- smesen paarman | RO H L Wi vt i or a0 ol Eigato fauh i in Beatrice of 5 cents. Lincoln with o - | S§ht by Chiavies J. Greone, of this city, and | that, and could ovly say that if it was truo Comparlson of Intrinsic Values. ioj rotarred! o thoUoRErVIS. Dosise ruan ToRisin b s selon Sl tho || %56 o oL Hoar) hontTgrosted the quses forential”of 4 conta agaiust "Omnta and | 17 M Minwuette, of Lineoln, In speiking | o ‘yéar ago, i ws bubly Slob, vieeprest. | out o have two schools here and through- | the ovidently surpassing wisdom of The | emsamicci s oiaton having dest obtuined, | ¢ with & shorter 1..‘m1 huul had much | &t TR papors filed in coart tell the “h’“‘L‘ ol‘“:;“:‘ xux‘i:;;cuni' -lm;‘l’w :;f :}.’.‘ Li‘:fi: D:;thlw 1‘;.“;“&““1)\';”‘11“:, the old Ll]t‘."'Ch founders .ir this system of government. s mlh of our lllmm'l"~. I b -vll~ i fl\\":lrllluuu'nl that any further come the advantuge of Omuha to short | S4lUi “lhe papers file A ) el 2 } leg J ¢, | school, whic gl at we must have | ong as the American people have adhered | Crate —cexpansion ol ik ations he night e to Rl pofnts - this Torvttory. The jobbers | SI0IE story. Wo lold that the ‘bl is un- | Wilo apolke for u fow mintics on tha objeces | oot mPien taueht tha the stamb. The | (0" {lie” political and . economis " rincipia | OF other ber curfoncy "ty o sty | Wuslchtions ho mighi make to tho louse i i constitutional, and shull so prove it. We | of that organization and on bimetaili vi i : ! 2 principle | uuthortzed and Is urgently’ demanded for tha \ X 0 communioationsow, AenBHetaRrs feryinEReduLyAnow LU rre e iR IR (Tor 4 BBL B uet aon s | [l oouhd organtz and on bimetallism in | valuo is not therc, but in the money asa | emanated by tho fathers of the untey, B | biepose of aliding te present it ion oy e | Passing between Grent Britain and France, Ouuh has not had an equal rating with | WAL the | matior suttled, as soon a8 | gonera SRR e ; ho | Moiium of exchunge. Silver is ag indestruc: | said, they have found prosperity and happi- | Sorigref blding tho present sivtati As to the dotails of the blockade, he must them for tho pust six years. Lincolu is will- | [R5y 49 L6 peration - of T that | Ho was followed by Senator Allen, who | tiblo ns gold, and i8 no move onsily counter- | ness, but when they havodoparted from those | the eficuliting nidjum. But such ey) state the government had only just received itz to havo Columbus, Hagtings and other | M W1 eawse st oss - o warmly welcomed as - he stepped for- ed, So far as the Intrinsic value is con- | principles. disaster and trouble of some kind | should be so devised (it it sy ot ) notice of the fact of the intended blockade, citics in the western part of the state suffer, | iveral hund TRl e i d to address an Omaha audience for the | cerned, i silver was put on a vroper footing | hus always followed. The people of the | any pe Idition to the volum He added that due notice must be given of but they want for themselves a rate that is | A1 violation of it, EXTONEI T ETaa LA |]\.-m|u first i, tor Alloaias with gold it would soon readjust itself. Itis | United States are now conironted with o roncy now.e \,]‘.flim 2 b other questions the members desirea to ask., even greater Injustico to Omaha than the | Figdly W A0 10 CEhensive, as the penalty gsenator-Allenis A durese. charged that sitver is fint money. Wnat is | condition of affairs which may well bo con VBt O ] v i representne | S Ao Dilko, A et oianley rates inder which the jobbers huve suffered | ottty ivve ol temeoive ht 458 e | Ho said that ho was at a loss to know | fiat jWhere s there u pieco of | sidered appalling.” The whole political aud | Sipmort. mearols itroduced | “Will there be o tion of ‘war, or for tho past six years. T R A B B T B this way it | What to say, as both the speakers who had | mone s not flat? In the old days | moral forceof the people of the United es | which will be Inae the vi merely an - implied gerency? Will not e e P aar ouglit 1o be settled ' long before snow fljes, | Proceced him had - come with prepared | 4 Bal was i warrant issuing from a court—a | Should bo exercised to avort. the fmmenting | hem hoai 0 8 5 ceure such | the blockade be established under the pro- “p B Dincoln mo) 5 . Wo did not ask for the immediate issuance | SPCCches, which —was something unusual | decree as it were, or o consensus of judg- mities with which our counury is threat- | fegistution 4 teuse of its being what is called, ‘A pacitio aneiincolaumeniiardorstolnes ini | S KON A for g ittt vo Iesulngo | hiorelhd ennisiromtins bhoyianokoibharo |10t} (DhCro s e roHas by stne L tia bl And to that end a convention of citi- | ey wille blockade? ™ will favor tlom, go further and | of 4 restruiuing Liis aftermoon wo. it | “of-hand, " and said only what they feltand | that sense, Is the value of the bibljeal in- | sens fron it parts of toe union who have | {f their o i Sir Edward veplied: “T cannot add any- By o e s s e ornoun sl s nme TG sl aot rooWo Al sn b sfirotion shalt ot Kill,"in the intrin- | faith in the wisdom of the founders of the | Lo d Hke threntened | thing to what I have said. I hope to be fRiiinscli dhneln fyoryismall roprosd ATKES QLD IsRhanGaRolia tommoraty) Intd o, {ini toTimadt tho! pouplolot OInnia i fon e ||| sloValS6s the page on which 1t is written | government and believe that the money of | byt vzer portion of the | #ble to give you further information on sentation in the jobbing business, having v Infunction Will bo granted, T think so | Wanted to learn the' wisnes and desires of | in the 1b-cent edition of the seriptures in the | Le dass ot Wachpoine (it the won Kison | caphtalupon which the business of this coun- | Thursday. It'would not be advisablo nop Ructtontlinosbio tlvadoiinSihion s fobiine ||| RSEVIRjUnOHoN B LTbo e s Tt o tho people of the stuto with rference to the | poor man's cottige or the gold leaf in the | and Lincoln ought o0 continto to bo the | 1Y has BOTOLOrore thiived o emsyersd o the piiblic interest to make any further lum;u-« l\“hlv:l lnm they .iu I r.u’.‘\ which; '“‘]':'N Ei¥iety As ang < $ SOMOUME 1 yp;ters that would shortly oceupy the at. | palace of the prince, or is it in the fint of the | money of the American people will be held — "’ as shown in the ficures quoted on Beatrice, Septembel ¥ gives the Chicago jobbers 30 to 40 per cent | United States Marshal White went to the best of Omahaon all of the towns in a [ Lincoln Monday night, and served notice of sixty-wilo radius on lines that are not rep- | the avplication for injunction on the five mom resented in Lincoln at all, but are repre of the State Board of Transportation, ited in Omata aha, for instance v of State_Allen, to pay o rateof say Hastings. Auditor Moore, this city and anotl nts to Wihoo and | and Commissioner Humphrey. tention of congress. “A peculiar turn of | Divine Master for the protection and pr in Chicago in the beginning of next month O E e T TS ’ ard ‘Temple, conservative, mem- affairs down at Lincoln last winter made me | ervation of lhnlhl’nnl‘.n hm\l\l" 10 tako such steps in the intaroat of the ISR AN BTN any: ber for -w‘m on-Thames .n\m...: ot your junior senator,” he declaved, “but 1 HOn & page of the Compiled Statutes of the | wholc ople as may be considered best 4 - " T Surrey, asked if the government was taks did not scek the place, for the measure of | state of Nebraska, which cost £.50 down at | And |th .'mju-x of this mecting is to oloct | | *H"E* ¢ l'. m‘. :: “n“. u“ : lng steps to sceure some equality in the my satisfaction was alrcady full. I was | Lincoln, but which arg worth 4, is the | delegates to that convention, A i British and French naval forces in Siamese know to belong to that despicable | law w.xumu.m-m-r.‘u‘fi‘:rmg that the mu Re b oaa A taa. Spocial waters, set known an the west as the [ derer shall forfeit his iife ns the penalty, A Spopntions Adopted, 5 ded mecting of ("This question brought forth cr L pobulists. It was also equuly well | man is convicted and his life taken to oxpi Henry Nichols then read the resolutions ) y today the follow- | “Don't answer,” hut Sir Bdward said: then compete with icago house whi oneral Manager Holdroge Tulks. known by all who had taken the pains tol ate th crime, What determines | amid frequent interruptions, The efforts of duced and upon motion | assured the house on it previous occasion and ARy ioto Wiligolalsuente, i Mr. GeorgoW, Holdroge, when scen quire, that Lwas in favor of the free and | the value ~of that Jaw—tho page | the chairman to obtim order mercls met o asaurnnco asill holde thobies PR na S aline not tepreserttol duyDincoln st 11y ME.CGIE DI Holdhopoes whon aee unlimited coinage of silver, so it cannot be | on which it is written or the sov with moro vociferaus obstruction, The reso- ! has a sufliciont force at Bangkok to protecs minulinltoplaccountiotithrdissrimination || day ol B dito hE ne rencrior; unction | Siid atahis time thav T was elected under | eign command of the people of Nebraska? | lutions, however, were passed. They o ropeal Y. conammetd tho earllost possible | Brigigh ifo and property.” which has been made against this city against the State Board of Trnssaranon | false pretenses. We aro confronted in this | Tho original draft of the conssitution of toe | followe: e R s L EEA T fgrabidasinhadothetiniorios ioiny from exercising authority. delogited to them | COUNUEY today by w strange condition of busi- | United States is a0 Washiniton Wherens, The population of the Unit Socond-—That wo regird the i tLeipes of any PLANS OF “UE FRENCHL 4ltle lurgo torritory immodiatolytriby T exe # 8 ness and findnelal depression, the like of | ment scroll that eould b d any- | Statos Is bioroasing so rapldly that the aggre- | state or statos (0 force wpon the goverie, muha. & ? ch w sver before witness i y 1 where for £1.50, 4 > value o | kate Increase in ten yeurs will bo cqulyi the purchase and colnage of silver witho o Vi , “‘Lincoln has played the ‘dog in the man. | phiettonoc to ke somo redu W uos. | the dnily list of failures. Now. there must | belicve to bo the wraudest on earth. or i it | entcombined nopufiusion of telzitm, Hollind, | Exmrs us wpiriote 4 2 3 Rowmania, Switzerland and Greeees and Lhird—That we favor the use of silver as a | Loxvos, July 26--Tho Bangkok corre- ger’ policy on this cluss of trade and has ¥ 2 el be a cause for this stateof affairs. We were | the mandate of the people? All'these are Vhoreas, Thercfore, i re 10 provic sid L 28 to q :,H ||u‘|| S .»;‘.m-n. citios o benefy | tion #s to the validity of the law will be he m peop Whoereas, Therefore, u fatlure 16 provi subsidiary metal under Twitations saggested | gpondent of the Times te T P 8 s tha told last fall that the most important issue fiats. nstantly Iner ing volume of money inthe | by g o ested s s 1o us that the law contra- s sue ats - ¢ ) o 1 ) by business require its and in such rel; 5 2 X Omaha on business that sho | Yenlly J6SEIne Lo s that the law, contrn | Sy (' tari, Tho deapised party, to hien | 1™ a dollar—no. 1 haven't one about | United States would be cquivuient to allowing | tfon to old s 1 ehablo. tho Kovermet s | yesterday's date: “Great uncertainty oxists andle: herself. The merchants | 41%he United States and these questions | 1 belong contradicted that idea, and insisted ve been around too louw with Mayor | eontraotion of its yoluue wer o tucrease of | ventontly to malntain it at i recogn i parity to what will happen if the blockade aud shippers of the state should not be | Wil h'tested in the suit that the financial issue was the importany | Bemis and Mr. Bryan. But here is a doilar shnenilation toanamsyantds cEiie s e st oy A T begins tomorrow. Representafaves of nearly pisied by the protests that are going up | “\when did you arrive st the conclusion to | 0% " wwhich I got from tho mayor's pocket. What [ yonayshrinks insiduousty tho salabio viiue | kovesnemany ey Droviite it et eon. | 1L the powers have received oficinl nuticd from the Lincoin shippors, Thoy & g f o ORI Ll T “Inside of nine months of that time we | is the value of it—the mere paltry value ot commodities and other personal und | yenie 1 ) 4 f of the blockade and neutral vessels expect proceed in this manner and at this time . i 4 It vemient memiun of e or cu for ¢ ality, but realiy will not be satistied asked the reporte are confronted with the greatest depre the silver, or the voi of the porty; and which the husiness of (65 beople miy ample time to leave the river. Measures with anything short of discrimination in Vot until yestesday was the matter finally | 10 the financial world that has bee veople, saying it is a dollar? Take a Any mpending - shrinkage of | acted, bised upon that Which | ave boing taken for defense against the their favor. Omaha jobbers huve submitted a p Bl T N THT TS enced in seventy-five years. The tariff | 0 gold piece, and go to & man and | velues erils thoe Jegitimate operations of [ the markets of tho world not Iess than dangerous classes depr of employment to ull kinds of discriminations for yoars and | Sockde d upon. ropliod tho importurbable been laid to rest, though I will not | atterspt to pay & debt afier Naving elused papincas causing distrust on tho iackotoupls | iigsi—=We hollove thut all offorte 10 Toxulito | whomay. attamny s rissand ot i city. are now de ined to have equalized rates tion of yours estop you from end to say for how long. Weheura | the stawp from it Ho will not receive iy, | Jafthd shvay PR RIE SRR 8L B0 SOl OEoG AU ranov. s0lely byt Mini | 1he government has issued a proclumation and don't want to give Lincoln or any_othor | 1uring tho maximum. rate bill' into effectt lealto the effect that ‘tho Shormun | although every purticle of the gold 1s there! | WA 10 only ass Ineronse of the | To'tho Host ficrasts of (e counrg, e | warning the populace to' behave: peaceubly lown tho worst of 1 und will not have the | PRiRySoineans, Unleas wo et a deolsjon | 366 18 vesponsible for the der | Fia will sus and g0 Into aurt naa the oenet | yolcrans, | ¥ hnthe Unitod Statesat pres- | Sixel=We recommend that o reprosenta- | and refrain from attacking foreigners.” worst of it from nny othor town again if thoy | 1o tho contrary we shall put the now rates | Pression, but ™ I say that it s not | will hold againel you, althoush sou Rave | euiie by hacuey inthe operatipn of the so- | tives In (he congress, xoon to asseibie, s At 11 o'clock last night (July 23) the can avoid it. They huve had enough of thaut | i/ rey B ORT TR e L han R inten. | the Sherman law, which provides for the proffered the coin, for the simple réason that | called Sherman law: and p dressing themselves 10 the fin Irench vessels passed the mouth of the sort of thing and cannot afford to “take any | tion s T understand it to b the intontioe of | Purehase of not to exceed 4,500,000 ounces of | tho fint his beon steicken off Supposo you ||“-.',‘,'f'|'.'.':fn.‘.'\".‘?."HL-'\’..'-'N,‘,\v“'"..fif\ osits of | shall riso whave the contines Menam viver and exchanged salutes with other position.” every railroad. to put the law in foreg and | Slver cach x_lmml:_ lw\u.-h is nl«u]wl, ;uul could get a smn\pln:ml put back the impres- | 804 therotrom, nloss i the Fvon toils :lxl: DaroRitorn s p g f the Siamese forts. The Bri ’ish residents ST e 3 o 8 onrllost nossible moment taatil paper money issued at o commerciul value, | sfon on the coin. Thon.attempt to pass it | tandercoin. and. by ol reselaqnoni 4f log slsting betwoon public polley and privato still e ain bitterly of their interests, AL QNTIUE GAXINUN BATK com vt Tonaiy b oo noment teat lla | SelSi o furthor advined thab tho tning o g | cion.onthe colu _than nitempt o pisa it | {andor i o mekor Drico, iy tania OF | B dosomaeie o iyl privito ol | 8t comuuin bliserly, of ghoir Tnte reulizing The Durlington Lrads in the ¥ of the contemplated action of the State | 19 to repeal the purchasing clause of that | government did not authorize you to put it | Unitod States 10gal tender note or present polticil importanitics, the critieal nature of the situation. The he. Buciiaxion. TPy AR i G Ty e O P e g ok aud rastore confidence, In my Judgment. | there, and you would be o counterfeitor.. I Decoived nn oy ministers pursue theiv ordinary amusoments y ADRHaR. e netio once. Feeling that we cou it has nothing whatever to do with 1t it or1s it not the government that mak o P 7 e T VA : RE as if no crisis existed At tho meoting of prosidonts and_ gonoral Siobouay hae. Evelay thny e could iy laformavion s correot, cortain parties | valuo of tho coin! So it is with silver, Tafeat Mony Reaplo aro decelyed, misled | TWO INDIANALOLIS FALLUBEN, “The Parls correspondent of the Standard managers held in Chicago u fortnight ugo | haye takon the bl b thehorns "abes € | o’ Burope and Ame and do not Faisration: of this so-called an law i 0! of thio Bunno: ana | telegraphs: STt s stated semi-oficially that on the maximum rate bill it was deciaed o | hopo of showing the unconstitutionality of | hesitate to say that I believe they e IRERAA B - | nstiguted to de cpeal Que of the Suppased Birongest Munks and | (hohiockado will nob be canined 10 the cstee athe bill by putting in tarifls to cor. | $ho mENSLFE, are actuated by ulterior motives, have ens ‘‘When we join with the Latin union in W who instigate this 3 4 : v of the Monam, but that the rivers and obs th N T i in tarifls to cor deavored to secure its repeal, and are bring- | response to an oft-issued invitation, England | proposo o substitute the 1sspe of b INpraxarorts, July 25.—The Tudianapolis | ¢no eoust also will b blockaded. 1t is ro- respond with the provisions of the measure, The Elkhg Position, g powerful influences to bear upon the | will come to time. 1t geems to me strang nited Stutes National bank and the Bank of Commerce | ported also that there is no intention to Dt that the canstitutionality of the bill | Genoral J. B. Huwley of the Elkhorn was | congressmen and senators to that end. They | that after sotting up vhis government be- us, Every fnerease of hank notes, like | failed to open their doors this morning. | bombard Baagkok, although the batterios should bo tested at the carliest moment | actively engaged in o search for cases bogr- | 8oy the gold is leaving the country, and | cause wo did not ke England, with differ- ko of wll othor substitutos for money, | The Indiananoli tional was considered | 01 both sides of the river at Paknam and on possible. ing upon the maximum rate law when the | point to this as conclusive proof | entlaws and differentdn every lesser way, Jurgos nocossirily thi need of Lol ooy 10" ANSIARRIOAS s BRIONGL AR onyidorod. i AL VER Bl R FCKRE D R UALK stroyed, Freight menat once commenced to pre- | representative of Tug Bee asked him | that the Sherman act s driving | we must aid some other nation inmoney { \With which to redecm themm on dennd; and. ono of the st banks in the city and | qphovoyal palace, whero 12,000 soldlers are bare trifts, making Oumaha the busing rate | whether the action of the Burlington had | out the gold. They don't say that | matters, the most ipartant of a1l We nre | Wheraer! biuttorms of Dboth ‘poliiidnl | was designated o dopository of tho United | yoliovid*so'bo massed, will bo attacked and and removing the Lincoln differential, which | been known to the other railroads. the balance of trado last year “was in | abundantly usle ko put silver on a parity | parties in the Into campaien domand the eni- | States. President ‘Iheodore Haughey st o) has been in exi for several yeurs “Yesterday I had an intimation that the | favor of this e to the aimount of §40.- | with gold at u ratho of 16 to 1. 1f you con- | Ployment of gold and silver as our lawful | ieht consulted with other bunkers, having — President Perkins of the Burlington, how- | Burlington people contemplated such o | 000,000, und that it has been that w Yo with | cede that gold is standard, you contradict | Mgieys and, Jatfagm of the party now {n | Previously secured 850,600 to tide him ovi MUST PRESERVE DIGNITY, was mot iu favor of removing the | course, but wis not certain of 1% until I saw | one exception, for the past ton years. Is it | all the statisticians of the world on that control Of congross A tho exeeutive yestorduy, o suld the failures at Louis differontial from a town which hus been | it in Tug Bee this movning. The Elkhorn, | true then that gold is being driven outt Is | subject. Silver stands nearce tho products | wands explicitly “the use of both gold and | Ville and’New Orleans had aggvavated the | seeting of the X der owned and controlled by his company | being a law-abiding railroad, had deter: | it not true that the mouey power of Europe | of the world today than gold, silvor as the standard money of the country | local situation and a1t was thought best n since the building of the system, and the | mined to put the rates into efféet on August | has forced Austria, Hungary, the Argen- Moussty ofientriots. and the coinage of hoth gold wnd silver with- end ; Pams, July 25,4 meoting was gentleman was emphatic in his protests | 1, and then to test the constitutionality | tine and a number of other countries to & s 5 ous dlsarlininating agalust ofthor wiotal or Hank of Commerce has not hoon one of AW SU T8 oIS (VA about the removal of the diffevential. Mr. | ¥ “tho bill at the earliest possible | gold basis, and they ave issuing governmen: f we g to gold every obligation will be | chirke for mintage butthe dollarunit of coin | jarge deposits and the failure will not haye | Beld tods e R R, STy Holdrose, genoral manager of the company, | moment. For weoks the freight peoplo | 1a) bonds with gold-bearing. o They | swelled o twice tts nopmal size. T believe | 4608 bt motals favst fustid throng | much effect locally. The indebtedness 1y | Carnot is tomporarily sojourning. M. Carnof While loving Lincoln loved the credit side of | huve worked day and night over the bill, | must have gold to pay that interest, aud | in the honesty of contracts, and that debts an internutio went or by such afee | S84 to be £150000) A heavy run s beiug | presided over the deliberstions, which were the ledger page still move, und he showed | the understanding befng that the law | that Is the cause of the exporiatioy. should be paid in the sume money as that in rids of legislation us shall insure the main- | wade on tho Tndiana Nationa e \tively devoted to the Sinmese question. President Porkins (hat to continue the Lin- | would be observed by the roads uhtil the Eoroon nas Aritan O which they are contraeted. It should be as 1 of purity of the two metals and tho | The statement of the Tadianapalis N After tho council arose, a somi-official coln differentiul, which has fattenod many [ legality of the bill could bo thoroughly | . t wrong to ask & man o pay & debt in un ap. all o f tional July 12 showad resources of &,413 statement of the procecdings was issued. a jobbor I the capital city ut the legitimate | tested i the ourts, I have. norermgily The truth is that it is the determination | preciated currency as for him Lo seck to piy ] Liabilitics: Due depositors, 81,10 iis statoment wis that, in conformity with expense of other towns, ‘meant lower rates | tained any other opinion thun that the law | ©f Europe to control the finances and indus- | it in & deprociatod cursency. 1 do mot 1d United States deposits, £193.100; deposits the inanimous vote of the Senate and ( hame thin those fixed by the maximum rate billat | was unconstitutional, for it takes nway from | tries of this country. England failed during | vige anythivg radical. It will all come ssiry for the protec- | United States disbursing officers, #106.400; | ber of Deputies, the government had teken many points along the line of his road,which, { us all our revenues, hardly leaving tnoueh | the dark days of the revolution and again i | sy ght. The American people | Pion at'ih labarlngclussts, the | due other national banks, $146.403: duc state | such monsures to sifezuard the inte of course, docreasod the carnings still | to pay fixed charges. Such a law is neces- | 1812 and now ~seeks to secure control | have been equal 80 overy . emersenmn | hoh of e frmers and i setlins of unstablo | banks, §74.0570; votes wud bills rediscounted, | and diguity of Frauce as were considered, further. sarily bad and the sooner that fuct can be | through the gold question 4 ang ey bill alolve this - one | moncy wnd fluctuating currencyi” uow, there- | §5117 1 bille jayable, §5,000: capital stock, | from Siam's reply 1o the Fronch ultimatum, President Perkins saw the force of Ge AT {7 S ) “lam gratifyiug no cavrice in advocating | well and for some time. Lot us get over | fore, be it AT £400,000; surplus, #100,0005 undivided profits, | to have beon rendered necessary. eral Manager Holdrege's statement and 3 TR i silver, for I will consent to a gold standurd | tnis scare. It is a disease of the mind and s S Langress #4405 - b AL i e s M amens AR Secrotury Dilworth he Skiuntion {lthere is enough of that ‘metal with which | not of the pocketbook. Iam opposed to runs | Resolved, First—That this assomblage of it ——ar e : atest from Banghok and Saigon. toreats even though it hurt Lincoln, which [ W. H. Dilworth, one of the secretaries of | lodo the busiuess of the gountry. The | aud [ belicve in Standing by our honest | lzens of New York, viewln with apprebiension Hard Times ow lumpshiee, BANGKOK, July 25 —Pavie, the French should never. have enjoyod the diffeveutial | the board, came up yesterday morning.accom. | bavks in the — country have’ ample | banks. This dopression will soon be over. LD CaRRaulnE sOpseloms artucks Wpan thosos | Mancusstew, N. I, July 2.~Tae Na- | yiniser, startod down the rives this after frow the beginning panied by o stonographer and Attorney Mar. f,-‘_:“"";“":;‘ '“:\%lm "\l““.\h_h ’"l" unln'»!‘ o | and we call on the people to leave it for a {eress sbout ta uble tlat i R pnal Bauk of the Cominonwenlth suspended | o0 on the war ship Inconstante, accompany Tulcat e o ap o quetto of the Burliugton, una “both repaired | Eet. money he peopie e utes | time. I want it underatood most distinctly | fuchilul opinfon I this comuiunity o the | payment this 1 g This action was de- | fed by the war ships Lutiu and Comete. ® AL} £0 the oftice of M. Greene, where the o il...:'x'r”:\l'fll"fl"f,’x".,',‘",‘,‘ np\np:.‘:-p‘l:-l ure (-um-n thut lnm’ul]l.ln of the free and unlimited frent tssuo Involved, which 1s “not vxpremsed | topninad on at s weeting of the dircotors al application w 0 of lus g from lac! oney W Hch Loy | coinage of silver aud am not in favor of the | by the wsscmbluge of baukors or merchants h s REOIE | 5 ’ “renc defoat the purposes of the bill. The Liacoly |ttt 47 soation g A4 $he Saudy of tast f Ll o e Lo, K gold | unconditional repeal of the Sherman lnw, | utder dictation from our banks wnd cercatn | last night. - The bank (s the second of the six July A 'c(":::.'r‘l’fl”'l"',“m"{d‘:"uh jobbere, sucing that they would bo left hold: | hefore “gotten it from the clerk of | Product amounts to but §33,000,000, and 1t | “"“Iho Coffes teust wanis 11 moial Iy ana | BONspapers . rational banks in the vity in amount of de % A T At ’ Ing the sack should tho vailvoads reove the | \ne count Secretary Dilworth ~was | requires about #1,000,000 in the ‘arts and 1o | counsels allowing congress o desise some -\‘]""'1'“ That we ( omand of she party in | posits. 1ts assets and linbilitics are ab silled today M e Beent differvntial. made formal jprotest to | givon t voluminous document, and pro- | Mmeet the losses from abrasious of the coins. | thing to tuke 1ts place next winter when it | '_'l"’:”’:'ll PN T TIT e I 1 DAY SRR ;"" 10 | £625,000; doposits, $310,000; capital stock, Cholera in Senegal, the State Hoard of Transportation, uot oy | ceaded to read it o the stenographer, for | This leaves but 812,171,000 for comage, which | will have vmple time. T have no faith in | form is to the ludiscriminate and cquil the #200.000 the ground that they would be terially | tho purpose of taking back a copy with him | Would give a per capita of 1857 cents. It is | them. A bird in the hand is worth two in } i But there ware other intorests at work to uiont of both gold uud SIver for coining i The suspension of the New Hampshire "“"", Jul - j‘\;’;:"‘f",".,:mh'“,‘wf:',,::; injured should the difercutial be rem 10 Lincln tonight. He said that ho came | dbsolutely impossible to get enough gold | the hush. and I want 1o see what the pro. | JCEAl fender money Trust and Bank of aud precip G Lore slaking Lok o0 4 - but thiat the abolishmentof the soe vy without avig seew ang of tho mem. | (rom the nines of Awerica at best. aud now | posed bill looks like before I will wemlrd That cotigross shall indignanily r tated tho susnension, Tl savings bynks of out i St Louis, ‘m-,:f‘“é.(.‘,‘,:'ml“ur “:: Ammedity rates would infliot | havdshins | hers of the boand wud he coutd say nothing | & bumber of them have shut down, which | Lo~ tho vepesl of et mmeene e T e e e e the conditional repealof | the city resolved Lo demand tho ninety days vench poscasions i Bonegambly. T uien a class of peopla that naeded the pro- | aa g what would bo done. would 1080 us at least half the output. Proper legislation takes iu the in 6 uotice on all withlirawals of over #100. The | deaths averago fifty daily. The dis . tectiug arm of the law, and thoy ssked th Oue thing that be could ot understand | . *'If the people iu bulk, regardless of party, | tor sts of all the people, from tho | hustic ol Diatel biapotes for tho adto- | fve rewaintug nationul hauks will ostublish | spreading amoug the Kuropoans, thres of board, as it is empowerad 1o do, to *reduce R 2227 | believe that we need more woney. where are L. the raics on suy uln e | Wbsolutely 1o repead t W, exeept asort of cleiring house arraugenient for | whon ure numbered among those who bave two fulull ifiwr- | watual proteciion. | died cousent s or commodity in the [CONTINUKD ON SECUND PAGE. | we 1o get itt Thore are two remedies—one [CONTINUED ON SECOND FAGE.] wct whictl sbull kt (b