The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-19
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, June lS.-lt is suthorita-
lively reported to-day that one ot the new
ring indictments Is for conspiracy against
Thomas Cowan, j. Il. IDgersoll and Nj
chael Norton, tho old Court House Com
missioners, and that Joseph B. Young, ex'
clerk of the Board OF Supervisors, Is In.
dicled among others, whose names are not
made known.
Ex-senator William NJ. Graham, in
dicted on the charge Of having embezzled
$4OO,O0O Of the funds ol the Waikiki, N.
Y, National Bank, was arraigned today
and pleaded not guilty. He was remanHed
to the Ludlow street jail.
The Jury In the case Of Sharkey, on trial
for murder, was obtained to-day. Mrs.
Dunn, the widow Of the murdered man,
was among the visitors In the Court room.
The Fire Underwriters to day appoint
cd committee to confer with the author.
tiles OF Boston In relation 10 the increased
water supply and improved apparatus for
that city, and referred to the Executive
Committee the subject Of peril TO tho un-
derWriters In the Atlanta.
The late grand jury Of the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer found an indictment
for libel against Charles A. Dana, Of the
Sun, on the complaint Of William Kemble,
who had him indicted 10 Philadelphia.
Dana claims his ability TO prove his ale
cations against Kemble.
Ex.SheriR James O'Brien has declined
to 20 further with the investigation Of his
clRim4 against the city on the alleged
ground that even If the Commissioner
should audit them, Comptroller Green
would object. that the Commission was
not legal and refuse 10 pay even under
mandamug. 7oi
The specie shipments to-day were
S850, 900 In silver bars.
The government sold $500 900 In bonds
to-day at from 1880 to 116 02.
This afternoon the saw and planning mill
of Francis A. Mott, on West street, near
Morton, was destroyed by fire. Loss eSu-
mated at, S5O, 900. '.i.I d
Lewis J. Jennings, editor Of the New
York Tines, Cyrus W. Field, and Milton
Glenn and wife, Of Cincinnati, arrived to.
day, per steamer Russia
The Vienna bankeFsreporlod yesterday
to have failed were Messrs. Dras, KoviIs
g. Co., whose liabilities are placed at TO-
100000 flsrins. Their assets are not sta
ted. They arc believed to have no busi-
ness connections In America. These state.
ments rest on alleged private csble dis
patches, and may be rciterGtlOn OF the
failure which occurred some time ago.
Ex.Revenue Collector Sheridan Shook
wss mulcted In the U. 8. Circuit Court IN
1924 for whisky withdrawn from bond
by Simon Frank, which proved To belong
TO George B. Randall, >
Ats meeting Of North Carolina tax
bondholders 10 day, an opinion from Rev.
erdy johnson was read, to the effect that
bonds binding upon State holders
can enforce collection Of interest through
the U. 8. Court lie would undertake the
case tor fee IN hand OF $1,000, and an
additional $4,000 If the suits ter
minated successfully OF once either
in the Courts, or by compromise. 1t
was resolved that the bond.holders
present subscribe pro. rata share OF the
expenses, and 10 request those not In at
tendance, to send their assent and sub
sCTiptions. The suits are TO begins as
early as possible.
The bones Of the martyrs OF prison
ships which were gathered up by the
Tammany sociaty IN 1908 and placed In
q tomb on Hudson avenue, Brooklyn,
were removed last night To 0 new tomb
In National Park. -
The National Division Of the Sons Of
Temperance have commenced their
tWenty.ninth annual session. Almost
every State Is represented. The delegates
include several colored men. The reports
show the order to be In tlourishing con.
dition. The session lasts several days.
A grand reception came Oh tonight at
the Academy OF Music.
Jacob Leon, of Pasaic Jersey, supposed
10 be insane, was artestedl for placing OBJ
struotions across the track otthe Erie rail.
road, near Clifton. The sobstructions
were removed Just before the arrival Of
the Western bound train.
A prizs fight Of 81 rounds was fought
at Fort Lee, yesterday, Michael Horri'
gan defeating Patsey- Regan. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd were violently as.
saulted In Brooklyn last night by Patrick
nAuLuhus TAup WOAunh n al RASS9ShJ ~
from her Injuries. Hallahan has been ar
rested. 49,, ,.1.. - ID. r.....--b 90
Tho Jury In the case of John Adams
Kane, Killed at the railroad depot IN Jer-
sey city, last week, returned verdict that
the deceased came 10 his death by pistol
shot wound, inflicted by Nathan Britter.
The prisoner was committed.
The Coroner's Jury In the case Ellen
6illen, rendered the verdict that sne had
been stabbed to death by her husband,
and Gillen was committed to the tombs.
James Emms died yesterday Of yellow
fever in o tenement house on 18Th State
street, Brooklyn. 4
The knife with which MchIRnns stab.
bed KirRin, was found today In the pos.
session of Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. McManns
confessed to the Coroner that she found
the knife in her husbands shoe, and gave