Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
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tne natl OF natp'Ooleu ess ~ '.'o : 70
he&ds getting into his carnage! IL seems 10 be
eonetusiyely proved by the testimony Of several
,..nc,abe sitnesSes That tlie egg ,pas hard boil.
"Sp'slsvV .,'S 20
ed The fFes'uehe may tnahN MS s'aIS mat
neither soitioE bad, but a"good egg at which the
,f.,low. a very "bad egg" had been eating. We
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give tue h's' PuU''9Aso uSSouus' e"" 'neh 'ue
Unions!Yetsson; t1
Immediately after the adjournment Of the Sen.
Fate Ss The President Of the United States was lea.
wing The, Capitol at the Northern door, under the
Eastern aIcadel he was followed out and addrssscd
Sas NJ. 1enalas, OF Shatleson, SCUM "a fono'
'1eioIns ~es 70 ~ cue s'e'
M was IN company WIN y. .. Duke' o. o. Lou
%, anu y y: MIssanS,oI Eew 5oIh' a,Io wnon I
haa osen pnnNlng' ne rtes.ueht snVoN minus
WIN 1enaIus, VINO eskeu 'ne rtesIuent 10 !aNe
drink whlcn ne uecllhsu, uhu tuIneu 10 entet nIS
carriage Asle was was, aolrg SO; hs nnt was knoCK'
Ell o! pyq marc pol i tss' JeIaus le'uLneu 70
me CanIol Saylpg lae M Wus Us uu'Iineu
Je9l; 5hFe sp1hs " one U 'ne pU!'Ce
asklng llIney hau autn9Hg 70 NIKE ~ ". On
Oaplalh DuHlnRto ", anu olsoet WATTS snuI.V W
letenesleu Jenalos, Wno ."d egg
an WIS nau Ss,",s Iop'em DI
n, y, ~, m,a ~ Is
hahu Iew W sne assault nn-
sullst lessueu lla' eslw nl' 'n1'w ~ tHe urge
ton oil the President. Another testified that he
slw him throw an, egg and hill The President. The
Justice decided TO hold INN TO bail. The accused
sent for Senator Evans, who declined becoming
ball. He then sent Tor another. IN the meantime
becoming more sober, he Cried bitterly, declaring
,jhat sent 10 Jail he would not be living. He
took out small knife and stabbed himself The
leg Just np"ve tne Knee saying no was ueteImlNeu
plseo 70 gee'n. his Wognu o,se.lllg pIolussE'
liz eppeateaHo oe aiaIh'eu' anu alloWeo y tolOe
a eN
ueneial lnem NY. 70
Huntington Ine ueslIe o. lne stesluelt
sthnI Inc prisoner W NOT ptosecu'eu' anu he wos
dlschaEseu'
insi The Union Of Sunday Says:
~ Abide and exaggerated fumofs are being circu.
lated IN relation 10 an ndiRnity sunnoset 10 have
been offered 10 The President Yesterday we have
tsI.n Mains 10 ascertain ibe facts. which we have
done. and nrssent them as follows. 'rbe PTes-
,lenl during ths rnornins. as Is customary for lie
Executive Al the close Of session of Congress.
lad been at the Capitol ANNOYING and signing
bills Az about two O'Clock, ali lie business re-.
ouiriueiils peesence having been closed, he left
the Woe Presicent's room, in company with the
Postmaster General and his nrivsts secretary
On arriving at The entrance Of the passage which
leads td 46e Senate chamber, The President waited
for a roomsntfor lis oar,iags 10 come nm. While
standing there. n younp man, without cont, int
othetwiseHrsssedlik like ayentlemaI, approached the
President and remarking respeclfuily that his
name was .fTtets and tba1 he belonged 10 Charles
Towns O., extended his hand, which the Presi.
dent took. There was nothing in the language or
,iana nS " hs,so s;ssn, men
sts,e bordering ugon insanity from lie effects Of
: lidugT. Tlisyouns man afler shaking hands with
The Ptesldeatretlre' In the direction Of Tie door.
P%sJent %ss' s,snpns in so,%etbiny ' slrusS his
z bot. Mr.. Webster Imputed, 'what was lhati'-
The President replied that 'he did not knowi' but
ut tn3s opsstSius Tue YOUNG
ggstea 10 policeman standing near that he had
,, bepsrtake cate Of him, though at that time it was
his 9~n o. ana thet o. MI Wees1sr that
neI window. The eartiase was inne Siot.Iv div.
/, en- away, and the President neither spoke nor
thought Of the, occurrence ill information wos
nun sI nv au
ION OF u HuIu pOlIeu eBB VI WIiUH nc Huu edNeH