The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-09
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The Cincinnati delegation express
dissatisfaction with the nomination OF
General Rosecrans for Governor.
Niagara Falls, not Boston, is desig-
mated for the meeting OF the Ninth
Army Corps.
-Informations have been filed by the
United States District Attorney, at st.
Louis, against about 5000 worth OF
coffee, pepper, sugar and cigars, in the
hands of thirty+aix merchants, which
are alleged to have been fraudulently
removed from bonded warehouses last
week. The cases will come up for a
hearing at the next term OF Court. The
parties therein whose possession these
goods we're found are entirely innocent
of any completely in the fraud, they
having received them in the regular
course OF trade.
"A large number OF citizens OF Buf-
faIo met Wednesday afternoon for the
purpose of forming free trade league.
Resolutions indicative of the object of
the meeting were adopted and a COM
mittee on permanent organization ap-
pointed TO report at a subsequent meet
ing.
Henry Eastman and Charles Con-
ner were arrested at Cincinnati Wednes-
day evening and lot of burglar tools
Thousand dollars which is identified as
money taken from the U. S. Collectors
Office Saturday night at Hamilton.
They are In confinement.
Secretary Way has decided that
the Notary Public attesting papers to
be used before the department must
procure certificate OF his authority
from the clerk of the Court of Record,
in every case, Notwithstanding the
name Of such notary may be entitled in
the department as already duly. certi-
fed, for, although his name may be
fled in one bureau of the treasuary it
will require time and labor tor heads of
other bureaus to ascertain this fact,
The annual Convention OF the
operative Plasterers OF North America,
assembled at Boston, Wednesday morn
ing. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Charles Mclean,
of Boston, President; Joseph Craig, of
Portland, First Vice President; Joshua
A. Hogun, of Chicago, Second Vice
President; William J, Roberts, of De-
lagher, OF Brooklyn, Treasurer. The
preparations for the entertaining of the
representatives by the Boston societies
are all that could be desired.
The Union Republican State Gem
traI League, is the name OF the new
political organization formed to oppose
prohibitory legislation IN Massachu-
sets. The Boston Herald nominates
ex- Minister c. F. Adams for Governor.
The commencement exercises Of
Trinity College took place in the open
house in Hartford, Conn.,, Thursday.
Arthur McConkey, of Connecticut,
gave the salutatorY and George Otis
Holbrook, of New York, the valedicto-
ry orations. Gov. Jewell and Bishop
Williams were present.
w. II. Sanford, cashier of the Cen
tral National Bank of New York. has
decamped and is q defaulter.to the tune
of $IO0, 900. Speculation in gold led to
the defalcation. He left q wife and
children in destitute circumstances In
Westport, Conn. His character for
years has been irreproachable. The
bank announces that the defalcation
will not damage it's standing.
General Gouoonia was discharged
yesterday in New York, after the ex-
OF several witnesses, amid
great cheering by a crowd OF Cuban re-
Cruits who were present. The walter,
French, could not be found anywhere,
and Government said they had got
with him.