The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-04
NEW YORK CITY.

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The Court Of Appeals has reversed
the Judgment against the abortionist
] Evans. A new trial will be granted. Ht
has been in the State Prison since 1870.
| A large number Of LAWYERS, and tht
! recently appointed Clerk Of the Superior
Court, denounce the fee Of six dollars, au
thorized by the law Of 1870, as o swindle
and ask the repeal Of the act. M
The Tribune charges that, though the
Legislature has now been In session three
months, 1t has not justified the expecta.
lions ofthe relormers; that It's promises
are more abundant than It's performances,
\ The Bar Association, with the concur.
renee Of the Judiciary Committee, are
about to prefer charges against Judge
George n. Curtis, Of the Marine Court,
and ask Tor his removal by the Governor.
He Is charged with decisions against ali
law, and unbccoming conduct H.. {,
III Its understood that Senator O'Brien,s
designation has been rendered In order 10
enabln him to enter upon the canvass for
the mayoralty. g. ;-..a lsn 81 J ia NJ
The exhumed body of Frederick Siep-
fried, who was supposed to haye.been
poisoned nearly three years ago, was, on
analysis. found to be strongly imptegna.
ted with arsenic. The charge Of poison
ing Is made by 6legfried's son against
Frederick Heggi, who inherited the do.
ceased mans property to the exclusion OF
his son. Il, q "iSs G"t
A Boston paper reports that evidence
Is being collected to show that for q wear
past prominent wholesale firms have been
systematically defrauding the revenue, in
completely with Custom House subordi.
mates. % 4-t utsg = h a-s'7,Ta
The United States Grand Jury have
committed q number ol blnnders In the
finding Of many Of their indictments Of
otenses charged against several parties
now discovered to have been tried or set.
tied long since. -.le7.'' =.
An Indictment was found for an ofFense
for which atman was convicted and SUBJ
sequently pardoned by President Grant.
A man named johnson, and who has
been dead several years. Is among the in
dIcted. 81 ,.4 n III.
It was rumored yesterday that some of
the accused parties have engaged influen-
tlal Republicans TO go to Washington in
their behalf. @ l. - 4
It is also rumored that q robbery OF
important papers has been committed In
the United States District Attorneys Of
flee, and that records have been sur.
reptiously removed that will establish the
innocence of many OF the accused. The
Tribune says that nearly all who spoke
Of the matter yesterday gave 1t the as.
pect OF q measure to whip into the ranks
the discontented Republicans. Many of
the parties are unable TO learn what thew
are charged with.
District Attorney Davis says that
morning paper publishes names among
the indicted which are wholly unknown
to his Office. The trials will Be brought
on within a month.
Among other rumors afoGt was one
that the fugitive collector, Bailey, was
about to return from Montevidio and give
evidence in behalf Of the government.
The committee appointed to investigate
the Market Savings Bank have made a
report, in which they say that they do not
deem it prudent to disclose the entire re.
suit of the investigation, but from the
present government Of the Savings Bank
in this State as partially exposed by them,
they conclude that the failure Of other
savings banks ispossible at any moment.
They advise that the depositors in savings
banks form associations and raise funds to
the amount OF 100000 to support them.
Dutch Heinrich lett for Sing Sing this
afternoon.
The city property Of Walter Roche was
disposed Of to-day as part of the assets Of
the Guardian Savings Bank. Nearly ST..
600 was realized. p.
A member Of the Reformed Presbyte.
rian Church, who was summoned as q
petit juror to-day, asked to be excused on
the ground that 1t was against the doc.
trine OF his church to incorporate with
God : as 1t does not acknowledge God as
the author Of our national existence.
Judge Blatchford excused the Juror.
The grand jury Of Richmond county
have found indictments against nearly
all the town officers OF Southfield for per.
jury and fraud. n
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany Directors voted, to-day, to issue
$3.50, 600 in bonds for the erection OF a
new building on the corner Of Broadway
and Day streets.
DR.. Bodkin, a prominent Brooklyn ply
sician, is prostrated with spotted fever. It
is thought he will recover.
Rosa Kelly has commenced suit in
the Brooklyn city court against tho Staten
Island Railroad Company, for the loss Of
her husband by the Westfield explosion,
laying the damages at $1,000. r1
A. Washington special says that infor.
nation was received to-day which leaves
no doubt that the Spanish government
will pardon DR.. Howard and release him
at the request of the American govern.
ment. 7.l ,,.,-g ,r-.... ....0...I .
Conklin, the defaulting bank secretary,
Is supposed to be in South America, a
gentleman who sailed for Brazil short
time ago received instructions to cause his
arrest. .s. .4E ...-r.. ,.IT- =
Fourteen cases Of smallpox were re.
ported yesterday and one death TODAY,
Judge Carter, OF the Marine Court, has
addressed letter to Gov. Hoffman, in
answer TO statement in a morning paper
that he has been guilty of private and
official offences Of a grave character, in
which he denounces the report as false
and malicious, and states that be under.
stands the article referred to was written
by one of the Judges Of the Marine Court,
and asks an opportunity to adduce eyi.
dence before the court ....s. =.
The trade organizations Of Brooklyn
paraded tonight to the number Of about
1900 with transparencies, and held mass
meeting at which resolutions were passed
calling on the Legislature Tor the enforce.
ment Of the eight hour law. r9I
During the past week there were 100
leases Of smallpox reported in Brooklyn.