The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-29
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NEW YORK.
NV YoRK. octobar "a.

New YORK, October %.
Yesterday three deputy. collectors,
while searching for Illicit distiIleries In
Brooklyni were set upon by a crowd
and one of them badly beaten. One of
the collectors named Frederick B. Law
renee fired into the crowd and severely
wounded Maria Kelly, who was Just
coming out OF her house, ~ John street.
Lawrence was arrested and held to
answer. ~
II. C. Dnrant, Vice President of the
Union Pacific Railroad, teIegraphs
from Black Ford of Green river that z
miles and 1,940 feet of track were laid
to-day. The twelve bridges In the next
ten miles will be finished tomorrow.
A large forceis working day and night.
Fourteen trunks, containing 5000
worth of property, were recently stolen
from in front of Bail & Blacks, where
they had been set in the car by Mrs.
Black on her return from the country.
Six ofthem were afterwards recovered,
one being found on Thomson street,
another on 9Th avenue, another on Me-
DouRal street, where they had proba-
bly, been dropped by che thieves in q
moment of alarm.
The coroneE's jury, yesterday, found
that John ConRdon, a lad OF. II years,
who was shot on pier 81, East River,
came to his death by the hands Of Mrs.
Fanny Deiner. One of the Witnesses
testified that Mrs. Deiner demonstrated
with The boys for throwing mud at her,
and said she had orders from the
policeman to shoot them If they did It
again, She fired two or three shots,
and cursed the boy after he.w was shot.
Mrs. Deiner was committed to the
Tombs. She had nothing to say 70 the
charge.
The expected debate on Ritualism be-
gan tthe yesterday afternoon session |
a..
tion.-, II wasl-yery animated andinter- |
esting, but WAS not concluded at the
hour OF adjournment in the evening,
and will be continued this morning.
Many other matters of interest to the |
Church were disposed of. - r.-,-t Il
The coroner's jury in the case of Jas. |
McAdams, who was killed In q drink.
ing saloon on Third avenue, rendered |
a verdict yesterday that he came to his
death at the hands of Michael Multi |
gan. This verdict moi. being satisiRc- |
tory the foreman said he believed the
killing was justifiable,.a as the deceased
had given Mulligan some provocation, |
therefore MulligHn was discharged.
The. examination into the Treasury |
bond robbery was continued yesterday, |
before Justice Hagan, at the Tombs. |
-Four witnesses testified against the
prisoner, John Spicer.
The Jury in the case of Leonard Il. |
and Others, for malicious prosecution,
Yesterday rendered a verdict in favor OF |
the plaintiff; and assessed the damages
at 81. 900. ,sil,,.s1s s-slzf- i.I ,alI
Horace Greeley has been nominated |
for Register as the Republican candt-
date, in place of Gen. Slgels declined.
Mr.. Greeley accordingly vacates the
nomination for Congress in the 9th dis
trick, James NJ. McCartier Is the Re
publican candidate. George A. Starr
Is announced as the United Republican
candidate for Congress in the 9Th dis
trlct In place Of Abraham Lent and
Thomas e. Stewart, declined. -1s-- . Q.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided that three per cent certificates
are not re-issuable after redemption5
upon the ground that their issue was
authorized for the exclusive purpose Of
taking mp compound interest notes.
@. W. Wooley was robbed by sneak
thief in a real estate Office in Cedar, to.
day, OF box containing Sl00, 600 worth
of 6,20s, railroad stocks and currencyi
which had just been drawn from the
safe. The thief escaped with the booty
but the police expect to secure,htm.
In the case of Rosenburg, charged
with naturalization. frauds, the evil
denee was concluded to-day, "A sum-
ming up was moved by both sides and
the case adjourned for decision till
Saturday morning.
L In the O0lIeu STATES SlECuIt OOuEt lo-
day, Judge Blatchford charged the
grand jury in reference tothe naturali-
cation frauds, saying the matter was
one of grave Importance and clearly
punishable under the statute of 1913; II
was clear from the legislation OF Con-
Rress that the ecobtainment-o of natural
ization. papers for persons not entitled
to them, or delivery Of them to such
persons for such nse was crime pun
ishable by fine and imprisonment. The
grand Jury were instructed to indict all
parties who in the evidence showed
were guilty of violating these laws.
"A mass meeting of the Boys in Bloc
was held In Fanueil Hall this after
moor, preliminary to n torchiight pro-
cession this evening. The hall WAS.
well filled. General Horace B. 'Sar-
geant presided. Among the speakers,
were Governor Hartman, OF New
Hampshire; N. p. Banks, b, +. Bnt-
Ter, Captain Churchill, (late OF the
naYy) and General Sergeant. ReRoln-
tions were adopted pledging the sol
dIers and sailors to the cause o Z the
Union, liberty and equality.