Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07
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Atsonota, Oh Sunday, ,he dePositots In The late
housa Of Adams 4 Ok, after consultation, decided
10 make foicible entity into lie vault containing
he Treasure, Il having bern for several days Ia
cbAtfe Of The Sheriff. The u ob proceeded 10 put
theLi resolution into effect, obtained possession Of
Tie tfeasute, and appointed payiag selela who
have been paying II Oal ss FAST Ss The checks wste
ntesented. lSis said There Is 10 this hoLss Some'
Thing lil 5000 nUre than enough 10 pay hll ths
LeposilofS thtte.
Atelesfaphlo dispatch from GAS Valley, 10
The Sacramento Union. deted AiOtch 4th, says;
"1'he town hos been In astats Of gteat excite
rnent oil day, and loud ihfeats made 10 attack The
building Of Adams & CO. with view 10 gel at
lhu deposilS About four y clock an attempt was
made Ly number OF Irish and Cofnishlnsn Which
was resisted by Offcet Coal AMI Harris, and the
lisaleCted telited 10 hold father counsel, II IS
understood that they have since armed themselves
and will make on attack 10 night. The building
hos been closed and IS gattisoned ny dsleTnnEtl
men, who will resist to the death any aIleIDni OIL
the part Of the few " take possession and Wong
the many, as II Is notorious that the Ssdtous par
Ties haze lntla Of nothing IN lie concerts. It's
proposed 10 call meeting Of the ctedto's and pre-.
sent iheit grievances IN petition ~ e cou;t'and
asking tJt eorle immediate action In The prenl'
ises, os any longer delay will SURELY cause bloM'
she'd"
The Stockton Argus learns, from gentleman
WHO calhe ftom S1nUrd OIL Tuesday That Tue riot
ets WHO broke open The banking Louise OF Adams
d Co., In thai town, aflet rayns ont all lie diallS
and certificates held In SUHOta, found some SS,UOO
surpus, which was afterwards paid ~ cFe'iiIots u
-. 4. ftalntu1ua n
let the money was gone, all hsuds went vi gem
eraI sptee-had one lnall done what the mob did,
he would have been hutg OH Tue fist tee, So
they 10; 0alifotniaga last county.
LETTERS W ADAMS ASD co, IN TiiE POST OFFICE.
Tie Letters left in the yufiUus Offices OF adams
s Co., in the Stale have been turned over ~ the
Post Office, and amount 10 5000 OF Is, 900 IN all
Among those plpced in lie Post UlIce In this city
ate many aijieSseri 10 prominent citizens, which
have lam ID the Express office ior months. Very
few Of them ATE enclosed ~ government enyelOiS
Us EeQu tel by law, but lnauy have Post Office
sanIiis.--San FfdHtiseo Herald.
pANH or RoaiSsoS ASH co.
The deposilOEs IN the "SaYinsS Bank" oil ltobll'
son 4 Co, held meeting Of San francisco on the
9Th ult,, OF which the committee appointed o.
previous meeting 10 examine the boOhS and alialrs
OF The cUneern, submitted their report. II SALTS
that Robinson refused 10 atted tho Sittings OF The
Committee, VI give uny information, iIovsll 'e
wps In The room adloining the one occupied W
tue Committee, nor would hs consent that they
should come into his EOomj that lie Gosh defcisn'
cy Of deposits is $685. $685. that Tie teal estate
Is all OF nearly oil sold, and the avails secTele,
except some securities which tie SheEIl al HE
Instance Of sOllle Of the depoSilOis, seized While
they we've on thelr way 0ul Of ihe banking house
10 sumo place OF concsaleMsnl, aud which wefe
attached lptle Shstir's hands.
TIE fspOtt was adopted, aud Committee was
annOintel 10 draw up resolutions expressive Ol
Tie sense " the meeting, The resolutions eX'
pressed the belief that NJ. Robinson WAS swinh
lei, aud that liz has now $4,000 OF his depUsl.
tcfS funds secreted, and recommended thai Conn
mitles he appointed 10 wait upon him AMI obtain
possession Of the funds, and that II liz refuses 10
give satisfactory tenly 10 lie Committee, that liz
should bs tdFred and Jttthertd.
iSDlGSArfOS MEETING At wRlGlIr's ssNH.
4 number Of The vIclmiIed depOSltOrS in WhghtS
MlnetS EHchause Bank collected about lls bank
last evening, AMI manifested great deal Of M
disnatiUn. There was some talk Of proceeding
10 eStleme mtaSures, but the police InleIlefed,
took away several Of The lolIdtSl takers, und The
rest wtte induced 10 dispense.
SEIZURE or 4 TSEASuRE.--.SliefiT Austin, Of
Placer county, levied upon box Of gold dust yes
letlay morning, III the office OF Wells, Fargo y
Cot al Anbun, directed TO A, A, Cohen. san
francisco, tecelyefU( Adams & Go. The amount
was about So. 100, which will be retained until
tue question Is settled as 10 Tie tight OF Adams d
Go. IN take the benefit Of The insolvent law.-
State Tribune.
TIIE KEKS RIVER MINIS.
TIA 2nuthstn I,alIlnfnlan xaVx4 'Nha eta finn
The liver thought in but Ulle passenger, tveiy Une
Of lie numerous parties In the dssllIsS pteleilns
10 remain wltete they ate.
RepVIs Of rich strikes continue 10 cnnie ill.,
One miner loUk out with lis own hands 800 IN
Uue DAY.
4 friend Of ours Just returned informs US that
in less than two months he took BY his own labor
1900.
The miners are tSpilly making tleit marx IN
this city. Tie dust begins 10 roll III ~ our met
chants, whD have once hole IlEtwn forth lt0m
lhen haf.iotsollen lurking places lie scales that
did much good service IN tie hulycon dsySOl 1919
and 1880
Mr. Calhoun, formerly Of this city, has a party
al work who have fOf sUlle time past been taking
out tom SIS to 90 to tie man.
A cUnnsny VI Eve men tOUk out In ten days the
mngniicen! sum VI $4.6V0-Vf this thete is no
mistake, Numerous parties HTs avelins S25 pet
day.
BY Express from San Bernatlino. We learn that
a company OF lUO men are DIDN'T starting tot some
vety rich dlEginSs about 10 miles from Kern River,
which have been aisady rtOslecled by potion
VI the patty.
A great many companies are taking out sums
daily which ate almost loo ince1lble to lneniiOtli
two men lew dySsgo, took OUt 1854 IN "le hoy,
aud Lave been doing well slucs in tie same CLAIM.
0llets who nte fortunate, frequently make from
S25 10 50 per day, but as a far ayetdee. men who
can AMI will work, Can make tom 81 9 pet day.
UNAVOIDABLE PH0N .ERS RISER.
-Four old mnsrs, who arrived on the America,
from Los angeles. oil Saturday, tell n l@ti story
ahUnt the Kern Rivet Mlnes They say they
prospect.d The North Fork ol the Kern River tLit.
| ly miles and scarcely found the color VI gOd-
They state that tIlee is some gold Of the tiyet, us
they sold out and got some, for which they got
$l2 per ounce. 10 l.US Angeles. They lutlher slu
that there are about 400 persuns Of Itjun Pass in
distress, without fluids. l'lete Is d report thai
so men had petiShed In tie snow III The nluun'
tainS.
BlrrLE WITH tYpiASS--rltlST .TnGEE KILLED.
The Yreka Herald Of the I24,h ult., has letter
from BestvII.e dated on the l9Ib ss fOlIowS
Messn Elitota--I hasten 10 conrolic! the ru'
NOR circnlsterl in aud about Yteka IL the elect
that Captain Best, John Chapman and Woodward
had been shot by Indians. The report is entirely
without foundation. Nothing Of The kind HIS
happened, us have myself just been informed BY
a gentleman from Orleans llif. lLirpotts that oil
last Monday battle wOs fought with the Indian!
In which thihy.thfes Volunteers were engaged
with vastly snpetiof numbers VI lnliaIs. 50 IN.
dians wete killed AMI wOullLed No damage was
done OH The Uthsr side, with the exception u one
man wounded. John Hughes was shot Though
lie atm with tlae ball, but II was only lesh
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