The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-29
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-A saloon keep
er named Flynn had an alteration last
night with his bar keeper. named
Hadnult, III Spring street, when
Hadnult fired several shots, one OF
which took effect in the arm of Flynn
and another in the hip of officer
Schales who was trying to quell the
disturbance. Hednult was arrested.
At the Jewish Convention of the
B'nai Birth yesterday, the following
committees were elected: Executive
Cummittee-Presiden Julius Brew,
New York; Vice President, E. I. Jones,
PhIladelphia; Secretary, Millinger,
New York; members, N. Bloom, LOUIS
vile; D. t. Woolf, San Francisco; NJ.
Milwaukee. Committee on Appeals
Hon. S. w. Rosenthale, Albany; Alex.
Reinstein, Philadelphia; James Abra-
ham, Cincinnati: B. Rotbchild, San
Francisco; c. Woolf, Washington,
D. c.; DIR. B. Felsethal, Chicago.
The names of the Cuban young ladies
drowned at Carthage landing on Satur-
day evening, were Josephine Rafael
and Justina Rafael. The young ladies
were between twenty and twenty five
years;of age, and this is the 9th year they
have summered at Carthage Landing.
The leave mother and father in Gu bn,
the former being an invalid.
The steamer Germania took out for
Europe to- day S280000 specie.
Frederick Hagadcra, who formerly
kept saloon in the Bowery Theatre,
was found early this morning in the
cellar way under Centre Market, insen-
sible, and soon died. His pocket book
was empty, and a number or papers
were found on the side walk.
A New York special says that
Col. Woolley, of Cincinnati, lately i'm
prisoned by the impeachment Mana
gers, has sued Butler for imprisoning
him without authority OF Congress,
and for seizing his private kilograms.
He lays the damages at 100000.
DIR. J. B. Smith is charged with hav-
ing deposited in the Connecticut Bank
a regular check of the Surgeon Gen
eral on the Assistant Treasurer of the
United States for S4,757, drawn in his
favor. He drew out So ,525 and left the
neighborhood, since which the check
has shown to be forgery.
The Times has sued the city for $780,
600 for advertising.
The New York Tribune says that the
funding bill had no effect on the bonds,
and it will probably be a dead letter.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Tribune
praises this session of Congress
Congress as giving ground for conf
CenCe in the tirmnesS and patriotism of
our representatives, but regrets that
the Presidents power for mischief was
not more carefully circumscribed and
the three excluded States admitted, and
that the financial question has been
left in a chaotic state, causing the ses-
sion to be chiefly remembered, we fear,
for the opposition.to the contraction and
the unfortunate reduction oftaxes.
Several cases ofprostration from heat
are reported to-day, including one or
two deaths.
The immense skating rink on 2nd
Avenue, occupying 80 full lots has been
commenced, and will be completed by
the 10th of October, and will be used in
summer for picnics, concerts &C., and
will be capable of seating 20, 600 people.
Jim Ward, the English pugilist re-
ceived benefit last evening. During
the entertainment he had set TO with
The steamship Colorado brought 600
Mormons from England and Wales,
who leave Immediately for Utah.