Williams, of East Middleton, Wisconsin,
is among the killed.
Frank L, Williams was the oldest
son of Wirt Williams, of East Middle
ton. The father received! a telegram
Friday evening notifying him of the
death. The son was about thirty years
old and unmarried. He had been in
Washington two or three years.
FINANCIAL FIGURES.
Gold Holdings- aad Deposits- Both De
crease.
.WasMngton, June 10.— An abstract
of the reports made to the comptroller
of the gurrency, showing the aondition
of the national, banks in the United
Stab's at the close of business- on the
fourth day of May last, has been made
public by Comptroller Eckels.
As compared with similar statement
made March Gtk lust, a net decrease in
gold holdings is shewn of $7,000,000
ami individual deposits of nearly $2,-
ootvooo.
The increase in undivided profits- was
$3,900,000 ad hn the surplus fund
nearly $1,000,000 is sdfcown. Loans- and
discounts increased: ,$3,000,0007. real
estate and mortgages- owned
$500,000 and log at tender holdings in
creased $13,060,0005. The net gold hold
ings of the treasury at the close of
business today was- $00,000,000.
THE MEAD> CASE.
Waapaca, Wise, June 10.—Judge Bar
deen denied the motion for a change
of venue in the cas of Sam Stout, who
i accordingly must stand trial with
| Bronson and Pyor, tile other two men
indicted as principals- in the Mead case.
The defense immediately filed an affi
davit alleging that Sheriff Williams-and
;Ms brother, the deputy sheriff, were
I prejudiced against the defendants and
asking that they be prohibited from
'summoning a special venire of jurors.
