The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
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the woman who said she lived In lNroIs
was found In the Twentieth precinct va.
terday apparently drugged and was SEM
to Bellevue Hospital.
For the past three days the whole force
Of the United States Deputy Marshals
have been looking for Henry Howard, a
rich merchant, who, 1t Is alleged, Is
guilty OF extensive frauds on tho govern.
mens In the earlier part OF 1860. a war.
rant lor his arrest was granted by Com.
missioner Osborne on complaint made BY
one Of the supervisors, |. Deitcher, an as.
slstant' TWAS thought he would secretly
SAL Tor Europe on Saturday. His family
took passage In the steamer Batavia. His
name appears on the passenger list, but
he could not be found on board when the
vessel sailed. 1t Is believed he took alarm,
and TO evade arrest has escaped from the
country some other way.
schism has divided the Mormon
Church In Williamsburg, New York, Of
two hundred members, seventeen have
declared against polygamy and have
started a church In the Missionary Tenn.
pie. They have chosen their elders and
priests, and are determined to wage a
crusade against the others who maintain
the doctrine of polygamy and advocate
immigration to Utah.
VIM. B. Franklin, q prominent dentist,
and for the past eight or ten years
member OF the Seventh regiment, hanged
himself early yesterday morning at his
residence, No. 345 Sixth avenue. The
cause Is business troubles.
In the suit Of Mrs. Juliet Rcmwick
against her husband for divorce on the
ground Of adultry, the latter pleaded In.
sanity at the time oL the commission Of
the act The referee reports In favor oI
granting the application.
TWAS rumored yesterday that Attorney
Gen. Barlow Is exceedingly active Iu Tn.
deavoring to bring Mayor Hall to trial on
a former indictment, the trial upon which
was interrupted by the death OF a Juror,
as welfas Others which he expects to be
found by the new grand jury sworn in
yesterday.
Persuant TO notification given last week
the Brooklyn carpenters struck Yesterday
Tor the eight.hour system. A number OF
bosses conceded to the demand at once
1t Is believed that all will be compelled 10
accede to tho demands Of the wOrkmen.
Richard Andrews, a Swedish sailor,
yesterday fell from the yard arm Of the
bark Sarah E. Kingsbury, while of quar-.
antine, and was instantly killed.
Russell Sturgis, a prominent merchant
OF TINS city, died to-day.
A game Of base ball took place TO day
between the Haymakers and Eckfords.
The score stood: Haymakers, II; Eek
lords, II.
Most Of the principal actors and actres.
ses OF this city have volunteered to act iu
the benefits to be given to the sufferers by
the Niblo's fire.
Patrick Kelly, who recently gave $l0,-
600 bail to answer the charge of having
counterfeit money with the intent to pass
1t, was again arrested to-day on similar
charge and committed, In default of the
same amount Of bail that was given in the
first case.
In the litigation between Gordon and
Jay Gould, in which each party Is plain.
till, and each defendant in two suits hav.
ing been brought, came up before Judge
Brady this morning. Gordon's counsel
said that there were three motions, one in
the suit by Carbon, for an injunction and
receiver Of certain stocks and bonds
which he claims from Gould; one in
suit by Gould against Gordon, made by
Gordon to vacate arrest, and third,
motion of Gould in another suit, TO ex.
anime Gordon for tho purpose Of
preparing complaint. After a lit.
tie discussion 1t was agreed that all
motions should be heard together on be-
half of Jay Gould. Mr.. Root read the
first Of Goulds affidavit, already pub
lished, denying positively the accuracy of
the averments Of Gordon's affidavit as TO
the transaction between them that Cor
don held within any transaction on "puts
and calls" A number of very volulni.
nous aftidavits were read, and after some
discussion the court gave Gordon week
TO put in hls responsive affldavits, when
he and Gould are to be present to submit
TO an examination.
The National Democratic Association
met tonight and passed resolution en-.
dorsing Greeley and Brown. During the
meeting Mr.. Wood stated that Greeley
had informed him that he would remain
in the the field no matter who was nOmi.
hated at Philadelphia, but his withdraw.
al is possible should the Democratic
National Convention make an independ.
ent nomination. =-