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WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

About 900 acres Of the village Of Malteawan, OF
which are erected new Episcopal Church and n
dwellings TO be brought In litigation by the dcsceR
dants OF q former owner.
James Spallou, who killed John Brophy In Tucka
hoe by shooting him With revolver after an attack III
the latter and some companions himself and wife,
surrendered TO the District Attorney and SATURDAY.
evening was admitted TO bail In $3.50 by Judge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18
One Efficient Poiicemn n.

James johnson, otherwise James Egan, or Jcr.
sey jim aged %, Of 20 Greenwich street, with sew.
eral other men unknown, assaulted Michael Oppcn
helm, Of 450 East Fifty- eighth street on car No go
OF the Second avenue read, Grand and Chrystie
penhelm went TO the Police Central once and picked
out photograph IN the Rogues Gallery which he
thought resembled johnson. The case was given TO
detective Lyon, Of the Tenth Ward at q T.. NJ, and
at u. NJ. johnson was arrested and identified by
Orpenhcim AZ the robber. Justice scott, OF EsseI
Market, held him in $500 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

At $50 last evening a fire was discovered in
the rear OF tile upper floor or three. story frame
building, OF Mulberry street, occupied by Jacob
Welnk as a dwelling. Damage t2OO not insured
The building, owned by William ii. Mitchell, dam.
aged $500; insured. Two small children had been
lett In the front room. and the house was frame,
to rescue the children. At length Roundsman
Douglas rushed up stairs, broke open tn door, and
saved the children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

Morrison's Opera Hall In Indianapolis, was burn.
ing when went TO press this morning. Morrlsons On.
tire block OF buildings had been destroyed
The Mirafores Mills, the largest In Mexico, have
been burned one thousand operatives are thrown out
OF employment.
The whiskey in VIM Fishers distillery at Gold
and Plymouth streets BROOKLYN, was damaged to the
amount Vi tl2.0o early yesterday mVrulDg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18
THE GENTLEMAN FROM ToNKERs.
How he Drew Ten thousand on LoriIIa rd's
Check for fry Dollars.

Check for fry Dollars.
Yesterday or the day before, a gentleman
called at Lorilards tobacco establishment in Cham
bers street. lie said he was from Yonkers. lie
purchased hny dollars worth OF tobacco, and ten
dered in payment q t1OO note. The clerk handed
him 6fty dollars In change. lie then asked the
clerk II he would not be kind enough to give him
a check for fifty dollars In the place
OF the change as he said he wished to send
the money in letter to Yonkcrs, The clerk
oblgngly complied with his request, and gave him
check for the amount on the Mechanics Bank.
The stranger departed satisfied. lie imme lately
went to the Mechanics Bank and had the check GER
tilted. Then he altered the figures on the check
from $50 TO tiO06i, and after banking hours sold II
TO broker In Wall street, receiving the money for
II. Then he lett for Yonkers.
The story comes to us from trustworthy source
For some unknown reason the parties concerned
are endeayorng to keep the matter secret.
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THE BLEECKER STREET TRAsEDr.

Critical Condition OF BaIsky-Possibility OF
Recovcry-'rhe Girls still Held by Capt.
A visit TO Balsky yesterday in Bellevue found
him more comfortable. He suffers little, and has no
hemorrhage The ball has not been extracted. He
may recover. but is liable to drop of at any moment
His unknown intended Is still unremitting in her
attentions.
The ssters--Anne RAYMOND and Emma Ku,cker.
bookerare still detained in the Mercer sire ct police
station. Thev converse but little about the Shoot.
ing. The first intimaton Emma had OF Balsky's en-
gagement was on reading the account In yesterday
mornings SUN. She was greved at the intelligence.
THIS Ia the first emotion she has exhibited since the
shoot ing. when she threw herself the bed beside
Bl lsky and wept.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18
WIdrning Broadway

The Board Of Aldermen yesterday resolved to
widen and straighten Canal street between Mott
and Mulberry streets, and widen Broadway be.
tween Fulton and Vesey streets by the narrowing
Of the sldeMalk on the church side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18
Free Love Murder IN Indiau..

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-At Elkhart, Ind, at 10
o'clock this morning, Edward Russell entered the
once OF the railroad blacksmith shop and shot vii
liam A. Williams, the foreman, killing him almost
instantly Russell then went TO the Justice OF the
Peace and delivered himself up. Illicit intercourse
OF the tragedy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

The indications are that the Senate will return
the bill admitting Virginia to the House for amend
ment. II It Is returned Gen Butler will try I,
substitute the bill previously reported By the Re
construction Committee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

got ready, on the Black Fork Of Cheat,
for shipment to the easern markets. Also
timber md slaves are being prepared for
shipment on shavsrs Fork. y
From the RNnnsv ZntelligsBecr. ~.
EDWARD, a little son Of Mr.. James Pc
land, residing on the Beaver Bottom farm,
IN this county, died from the effect Of
poison, on yesterday week, the 9th inst.
The little fellow, In company with an.
other lad, was out hunting Angelica root,
and ate some wild parsnip or hemlock
root, which caused his death, as we are
informed, in one hour alter partAking oiit'
The Grafton Sentinel says Amos keeter
was killed in stone quarrynear thatplace
u few evenings since by a young man
whose name It does not & i've. me GU
CumstancGs Of the sangllinary affair arc
thus detailed: Amos KGeter, who had for
several DAYS been loafng around the stone
quarry annoying the men at work there,
attacked u young man whose name we
have not heard. The young man seemed
at first anxious to avoid him, but he fol-
lowed him about and attacked him several
times so roughly last to draw blood
pretty freely, when thinking /" endurance
had ceased to be virtue,n the young man
struck him severe blow, killing him all
most instantly. There has been no oftiCiA-
investigation of the matter yet, nor do we
suppose there will be. It seems TO be the
general impression that he was entirely
iuStifiable in doing as he did under the
circumstances. We understand the real
proyocation 10 this fatal deed was GER
tain bill which A. X. had against tho work.
man and which, although repeatedly
"shoo.Ay" ed, he persisted in presenting
at inconvCnicnt times and places until he
became bore. -'s .g- a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

RIGHT MAN FOR THE PLACE. Hon.
JAS. A.ArAoAuIEY, State Treasurer, is in
the city, looking well, and doubtless feel,
ing some interest in the deliberations Of
oFthe Convention to assemble at Parkcrs-
burg, Wednesday. It is the general un-
derstandinC, we believe, that Mr.. MA
CAULEY has no occasion to feel anxious
abodthis successor. We do not hear Of
any opposition TO his denomination, and
certainly do not know OF any reason why
there should be any.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

A DISCLAIMER FROM SENATOR DAY.
TON.-We take great pleasure in annOunc'
ing upon the authority Of Senator Dayton,
that the [hisl nomination by Major Bill
Cooper, late of tho CTS. A. in the late
Democratic and Conservative Convention,
to represent the county Of Barbour, was
wholly without authority from him, and
that he distinctly told the late Major and
Geo. Tingle, the alternate, that he would
not and could not participate in any such
gatherings, being a Republican and being
here on private characterization
Journal, ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

A WRITER in the Clarksburg Telegraph
says the name Of Chas. NJ. Shinn, Esq,
editor OF the Fairmont WeSt Ergiaidn,
will, in all probability, be presented to the
Republican State Convention which con
venes in Parkersburg on the 22l inst, as
n desirable one on the State ticket. "He
adds that among the numerous names
mentioned in connection with the State
offices, we have heard Of none more prom
inent, in consideration of general ability
and personal popularity, than that Of Mr.
GhiMn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

THE ATTORNEY Characterization.
A. B. caldwell, the present Attorney
General, is we learn, a candidate for rcnom.
iuation. Gen. CALDWELL was the first
Attorney General Of the State, but was
not renominatcd in 1854 because the Sec
ond District asked the Office Oh the score
Of geographical claim TO place on the
ticket. He was recently appointed by
Gov. STEVENSON 10 fill the term Of Gen.
MELVIN, who was made Judge of this Cir
cuit. Gen. CALDWELL has filled the place
with credit to himself and advantage to
the State, ind we believe with entire salts.
faction to the Governor and other State
officers. All the Generals friends hero,
ourselves among the number, would be
gratiRed to see him receive the nomina-
ton Mt the hands Of the Convention. We
do not know any objection that can be
made to him unless It be tint Of locality;
but even that ought hardly 10 be urged,
MS wc.learn he is about TO remove in any
event to Charleston. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

MGsTAKEN.-Thc Wheeling Lntelltgeneer
is mistaken in asserting that Mr.. Sprigg,
the democratic candidate tor Attorney
General was in the rebellion. We believe
Mr.. s. was all during the war secession
list and strong sympathizcr with the South,
but nevoFin thearmy.-NeO Greek Gazette
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

TIE Writ county Democrat suggests to
the Ravenswood Netts that it "endose
JACOB, 'orS.any other man." 2 For our,
selves we had rather endorse any other
! man, though we would rather endorse for
JACOB than for some ofhis colleagues on
Tho ticket % " g-..5l y. -. !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

JoHN BuRDETT, the Democratic nomi-
nee for State Treasurer, is skiltul tlnan'
cicr, He understood how 10 realize thirty
thousand dollars by serving in the army
three years at 800 per month. A good
fi6ancIer and a good arithmetiCINn is
Johu.-R GkS6urg Telegraph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

CoNuNDRUM.-Why is Maj, Bennett, the
Democratic candidate for State Auditor,
unlike certain character in Roman his
tory? Give 1t up.
Because he would not face the spectre
(Jones)at Phillippi CVark6uy Telegraph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

THERE is a marked improvement lntely
in the columns of our neighbOr, the Regis
ter, due to the tact that they are chiefly
made up these times of extracts from tho
INTELLiGENCER. We are gratitied to see
some little evidence Of taste and iudg-
ment in that quarter. Not to be behind
our neighbor in courtesy, We copy else
where from its columns of three months
ago IN article on negro suffrage which is
mighty interesting reading" just now
alongside of the Charleston platform,
especially in view of the fact that both
were penued by the same hand. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

iIHB. initial letters Of the present Secrc.
tary Of State will do for the next. The
present Is J. Nj Pipes; the next will be
j. NJ PhelpA-WTt County Democrat.
~ GGess the whole name of the present
Secretary will do for the next He will
trim out Mr.. PHELPS with only one arm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

WE understand that Sheriff Bias of
Boone county has been removed, and our
Young friend W. L. Mahan has been APP
pointed in his stead. Bias has been Sher-
ifF Of Boone for several years, and has
never paid q single cent into the State
treasury. He Is democrat, and was one
Of the delegates TO the State Convention
held here last wCek.-CharleSt0H Journal
And voted for the resolution launched
al the delinquent sheriffs. B.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

WHY are johnson N. Camden and John
J. Davis both like Esau?
Because Jacob got their birthright-
Telegraph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

r OsT.-oN FRIDAY MORNING, A
II Pocket. Book containing small amount OF
money, Breast Pin and 8o1ne other articles, on
Chapilne street, between Second and Third Or
Under viii please leave it at this once, and be
suitably rewarded. riir 1unl5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

Side shows at the Charleston Circus.
The following which we find in the
Charleston Journal, did not appear, We
believe, in any OF the Democratic reports
Of the Charleston Convention. They are
too good to be lost:
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WV EDLOCK.-THE BASIS OF
wv Civil socIety.-EGsayS for Young Men, on
the honor and happiness OF Marriage, and the
evils and dangers OF CClbacy-with sanitary
help for tho attainment Of mans true position In
life. sunt frce, in scaled envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, ia.
ma2id&w .......,f....
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AHU t'''""e "" "" " ~
CharlestoM Jo"rn"s' ulu not APPEAR We
believe, in any OF the Democratic reports
of lie Charleston Convention. They arc
,on good n hc Ios,
,un M ~, ,.r,, s,,orv,rr
trno ,i.I,, Native ,,,o r>omocro,;c State
ron uo NO ,So %rnterr,iicw were
S""w;n% ,hs wiowsm The asniront FIR
S sm ,s -, ~, S,a,", from, Fov"ti" COUNTY
' ,',"roanSoS o 100 w IL" Ch"yioSton Hand
I Ra'0 SnS . oS % I@Iv Nv friend '' wom arr
,,,',,,,,os ~ a. homj IToIi%vS Nov I
"lo' !;J ~ 49,, =. ~, ~ ~, oo;Nr, 20
au! ttSu "u 'iTSSS t"!.' - "'t -, H", 10 It9nJ
IVY n', oo, m H." w =; ~ ssori I oG IN"
q, saitst.a II,,oii 49, ~ ,,n.ITn;I Cnl,rD
~ ~ ~ ,i,o,' III On HT"tor Bra,io tLo
w., "n oaIa e E % Sat- ~; 9th mroIorTni
neat ~" . VI $500 .. VI" T., Iy7tIo
yems nT" u,;I W.; =, no' To,,as, NO ~,
sPceCn ,,, tInN ,,, ""u " Tvo ro, ny I,6w
.nr ; HVm' SaIiSrs ~ nov ~" oxncrs6 Nnw
VI iii S'A NY, In !, GoES Tic hanI nov said
WI w ~ RI RM, lilo oIIor,s were nj IN
~ Moui Mo cn,,1dn1, aaI IN ,ho o%citcmcnt
' ~, ~ .os ST SrnS M ,ho Mcyt ToU tLn
MSsn. ,,. 1So o,stSco,, IN Tho Corvoy,;nn
l KID WIS N.Y. ,Io "on, nj for socrn
nc Ms 6 IS1S ~; ' nn o,,or.EoSn, NO Hoior
;tT = PS o SF,;SrI tl,cv ,1idnt want ITnion
s3ldiers on their roll 81 Officers. '' I.l
80" I,,,,, /; .,,,,,, 700 ,,,,,,ocn ,l....
t"N o',o "'''' pi-" H''..
On the night oI-tho CGnvehllol' our
Democratic lnenu from mason, lion
John Hall, occupied a room with a NepGD-
liCan from Portsmouth. Late IN tue ngnt,
Mr.. H., thinking every one about the
house Of the true grit remarked that
ho had been in many y convention, many
y cauCus-in both branches OF the Legs.
lature; presided over the Constitutional
Convention, and many other bodies, but
this was the corrupted 6OCty' he had ever
witnessed his room companion only re-
spending by monysallRbles, when MIR. H..
suddenly became alarmed at the admls-
sions he had made-said in q tone OF deep
concern, {" but who am talking to,
maybe you are not a democrat" me
man replied that he was not apoliti-
clan" MIR. II. then exclaimed, NOW, Tor
Gods sake, friend, don 80 o4t 0'RoETG'o
Al N.a4 4. III In Il IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1870.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

LTaHTNIEG-Sunday night, 9th inst,
during the severe storm, the bridge over
the West Fork River at Weston was
struck byllghtning and some of the tim
bers were riven into pieces The damage
to the bridge was quite serious, rendering
repairs necessary.
KU.KLUx.-We learn that on the 9th
inst, while Jacob Hudson and his family
were absent from home, ut Weston, some
persons entered the house, broke up a fine
gun, drank a large quantity Of currant
wine, md raised Ned" generally. We
understand from q member Of Mr.. Hud'
sons family that in the past year he has
lost large amount OGbaCOn, tobacco, and
cider.
FRE.-A few days ago the house Of
Mr.. Gabriel DennisOn, on Oil Creek, Lewis
county, was entirely consumed by fire. In
the absence Of the family, something be.
came ignitCd from the lire in the stove
The smoke-hOusc and other out-buildingi
were also burned to the ground.
From he PraStON County Journal.
REPORTS arc current at ST. George o.
the discovery Of vast gold mine in TIT
vicinity of Beverly, Randolph county
We. believe the thing has created con
siderable local excitement, but it is gene
rally believed that the gold" is nothing
more nor less than iron pirates.
MIR. ADAM HARPER, one Of the oldes
and most respected citizens of Tucke
county, died on the 9th instant, at TIL
residence Of his son, near St, George, ii
the nlnety-second year Of his age.
ABOUT three weeks ago little son Q
David Lipscomb, near HannAhsville, fel
into u kettle Of boiling concentrated lye
and was SO badly scalded that ho died il
n short time.
AN immense amount of timber is being
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-20

KILLED ny LIGHTNINd.-During u re-
cent thunder storm in that region, Mr.. c.
b. Ross, of Union township this county,
had two very fine oxen killed by light
ming. The cattle were missed, and after
some search they were found, two days
alerward, lying under an apple tree in the
orchard, both dead. w, 4'''.'.. .'. '.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-12
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THE NEXT RADICAL ENoRAdTrY.
radicals have not yet done with repairing
the Constitution. Judge Hurlbutt Of
this State, proposes an amendment to it
to put down Catholicism. The ALBANY
Eoeninng Journal, however. thinks that
there Is no necessity for an amendment
to accomplish that end, for it say g: "We
beiieve that Congress has now all tho
authority necessary in the CASE" The
Albany Eoening Journal is high radical
authority, and may be regarded as
sounding the Keynote in this political
overture. It gives the following as the
reasons why Congress should repress
"Popery.'cf ~''
.'The argument of the English Arch
bishop Manning, in which he sustains
the autocratic assumptions of the Pope;
the powerful Vaccinations of the Jesuit
order; the proceedings of the Gcumeni-
Cal council; the lessons of history; the
ASSAULTS upon our common school sys-
tenn; the declarations of every Catholic
organ In this country; the demand for q
portion OF the school fund, and the con-
tTolung power exercised by the Catholic
Church in the Democratic party"
We some time since indicated that the
radical party was leavened with q reli-
gious proscriptive policy which woald
exhibit itself whenever the occasion
offered. The ease with which constitu
tional amendments may be forced on the
people by an arbitrary majority, and the
military and civil facilities at their com
mand for compelling obedience to their
radical mandates, emboldened Judge
Huribut to make the anti. Catholic sug-
gestion. and the Erening Journal to sus-
tain him. We have had radical, anti
slavery war, which has involved the
country in debt and deluged it with
oiood. The prospects now are that we
shall have an equally expensive and san
culinary religious internecine strife in.
voked by radical fanatics.
Ne,D York Ners.
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