The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-15
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I NEW YoKK,; June 14.-Henry Bundy
| TO, merly keeper in Sing Stag, last nigh
attempted 10 kill his wife and then
killed himself. g. = ~ g.
night made another attempt to e1pel
Horace Greeley but failed.
The Worlds Albany dispatch says
It seems that Cole who killed Hiscock
had an .e1citingitf time on the same day
previous to the tragedy, and that his
wife's statement was given under fears
for her life. 1t also appears that before
Cole left Syracuse for Albany he left a
communication with a reporter stating
that he was about to do something to
Mr.. Hiscock that would create great ex.
element, and asked for a suspension OF
public opinion.
Letters from Judge Abel OF New Or
leans to President johnson and 10 Gen.
Sheridan are published, in which the
Judge charges that nearly1the whole
series of Sheridan's acts are unconsti-
.tutlonal and subversive OF the liberty
of the people. .r......
Information has been received of the
murder of G. NJ. Davis. special postal
agent by the Indians. near the North
Platte. u IE l,Nt liV& jI IL
Instructions have been forwarded to
Minister Campbell to proceed at once TO
Mexico and take up his residence near
the Juarez Government. : 2
The mansion of Horace B. ClaAin, In
Brooklyn, was pretty nearly cleaned
out by burglars yesterday and last
night.
twenty thousand thalers from the
Prince of Lippe Germany, were before
Commissioner Newton to-day. The
counsel stated that he had been in
structed TO withdraw the charge, and
they were released. They made a bee
line for the West.
John Burns, Thomas Davis, and
William Huffmire, have been arrested
as the thieves who robbed a bonded
warehouse in Greenwich street, last
Saturday night of-$12 900 worth of
silks and velvets. About half of the
stolen property has been recovered.
Henry A. Bundy, alias Henry
Klovehimer, committed suicide last
night after an attempt to kill his wife
Mexico, in Walkers expedition, and
commanded the Thirteenth New York
Independent Battery in the Virginia
and Tennessee campaigns, and is said
by his wife to have saved a whole
division before Atlanta, by adj
The testimony before the Coroner
brought ont aletter from the deceased,
in which he foreshadows his suicide,
and states that his wife is his ruin, she
having been formerly a pretty waiter
girl, and latterly, although he tried to
reform her, has led the life Of a prosti-
tute. He only succeeded in wounding
her. a---..s-'
The colored people here are arranging
for a mass meeting. to take measures
urging upon the Constitutional Con-
vention the propriety oil striking the
negro property qualification from the
statutes. Lrs. r.. e.... H....
Rever and Webster, who stole SIS. 900
worth of otter skins, were fully COM
mitted for trial to-day, without bail,
while merchant Bradie, who bought
them, was put under 1000 bail on the
charge of receiving stolen goods.
From the Herald,s money article we
understand that the largest railway
consolidation ever attempted in this
country, is about TO be consummated.
It embraces S or corporations, whose
lines extend from this centre to the ex-
treme western point. All the details OF
agreement have been agreed upon.
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