The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-20

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posed to have been subdued No deaths
have occurred since Thursday. The
Humboldt, Of the same line as the Frank
lin, expected to arrive on Tuesday, 1t Is
feared, will have a portion of the disease
on board.
WHY ALEXIS DON'T COME.
1t is said at Quarantine that the real
cause Of the delay Of Prince Alexis ar
rival, Is owing to the fact that, as there Is
cholera in Russia, II was deemed advisa-
bic to take migratory course and visit
Madeira and other Southern climates be-
fore proceeding,
A CONVERSION OF FRAUD.
An elected Inspector OF Brooklyn named
Weldon pleaded guilty to the charge Of
fraud, and gives bail in the sum of 100,
the amount asked by the Grand Jury.
DIDN'T DIE OF HERRING.
The man who was reported 10 have
died from eating poisoned herring, Is now
said by the coroneF's jury to have died OF
appoplexy. ..-.
LATER CONCERNING THE BOWLING GREEN
r1n BANK. .... aN.,..IH
New York, November 10.-The Sun
day Herald says the primary cause OF the
suspension Of the Bowling Green Savings
Bank Is said 10 have been the loss OF
quarter Of million dollars in Hannibal s.
St. Joseph stock, in which the officers and
directors, II Is alleged, speCulated with It's
funds. VIM. Selmes, Its Secretary, stated
last evening that he would not be able TO
open tho doors soon, II at all. He says
the liabilities and assets are each about
half million, and that tho bank will be
able after o while TO meet every obliga-
tion, and have ample securities. They
have been obliged 10 bear the odlum Of
connection with the Ring for three
months, and To raise money thev had to
sell their securities at q heavy discount.
Mr.. Tone Is said to have been appointed
receiver The World says that Judge
Hogan, who Is one of the directors Of the
bank, said last evening that unless there
was fraud there could DO no serious
trouble result II there was fraud, he
would not be sorry 10 see the guilty man
strung up 10 a lampspost, and the poor,
whose boarded dollars were taken from
them, would be likely TO take the law into
their own hands. The Judge never at.
tended q meeting Of the Board, though
nOminally an officer. The Secretary and
Walter Roche, however, assured him that
all was right.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
The officers oil the National Savings
Institution, corner Of Houston and Broad.
way, Of which John Mcbride Davidson,
the ring 8 snte man Is President, deny that
1t has suspended, and say that II will be
open Monday, prepared TO pay all demands,
and that every depositor Is secured. Ar
have been made to meet an
extraordinary drain. Richard NJ. Tweed
Is one Of the trustees.
ANOTHER BANK ToTTERTNG.,
Rumor last evening said that the York
vile Savings Bank, Of which Henry w.
Genet Is President, had borne heavy
run; that It's assets were entirely insult
fcient, and n crash Is inevitable. The
depositors are mainly Of the poorer class
es. The officers OF this institution say
there was no run upon II; that its depos-
It's arc under $l00, 600; that It's directors
are men Of wealth, and liable to make
good any deficiencies In the event Of such
an unlocked for circumstance as insolven-
cy. They repudlate any connection with
the ring. I'D -u. .,'.t.-.
TWEED JR. RET1REs FROM THE METRO
PoLTTAN.
Richard Tweed retires from the Metro.
politan Hotel on the fst Of December, and
NJ. W. Wilkinson takes his place.
v1ADUCT RAILWAY.
The Viaduct Railway Company will
be organized next Wednesday. Fifteen
out Of the twenty-five directors have re-
signed, and their successors are TO be men
with the ring and the city
government. Commodore Vanderbilt Is
mentioned as one Of the new members.
Efforts have been made to have Sweeney
remain, but he positively declines. Tweed
and Connolly are certainly out. II is be-
lleved that the plans Tor building the new
road are rnendangefed t..T..
The Russian clipper Abreck came 10
the upper quarantine yesterday. The
Sultana Is to be promptly inspected by
the Health Officers. ....
Application was made to the British
consulate yesterday by three nsturalized
citizens for permission to resume ale
glance to Great Britain. ....,...
The williamsburg Mormon Church is
breaking up, and most Of It's leaders have
gone to Utah. a!ll
81, Andrews Episcopal Church, corner
Of 9th street and Fourth avenue, was
burned last night. Loss $4,000.
The jewelfy store Of J. Brennan, In
Maiden Lane, was robbed yesterday OF
81 500 worth Of diamond rings by sneak
thieves. t
Mr.. Allen Young, said to be the victim
Of an abortionist named Mrs. Palmer, Of
Williamsburgh, was found in Btoome
street last night, in critical condition,
and sent to hospital. -....
The American Girl beat W. II. Allen ut
Fleetwood yesterday, in q deferred heat
Of Nov. 18th, In 22h.
Judge Dowllng has sentenced two pro.
prietors ol Keno establishments each 10
six months in the penitentiary and fine
of $3.50. .aa., -.
Mrs. Ann Mcclellan, a ChicagoufTerer,
applied for lodging at the police station In
Astoria, last night, She kept q boarding
house al Main and Market streets, in Chi.
cagO, where she was In comfortable cir.
but lost everything by the
great fire. She has made her way East
In search Of friends. 7. '.. :
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