The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
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Luckawsnna and Western Railroad
Company, sold eighty thousand tons OF
Scranton coal to-day, at prices showing
q marked advance since last month.
The question of Trains insanity is to
be again tried by jury.
M'Kenxie's Mexican Invasion Au-
thoFized.
A Washington special Gays that the
administration is at last willing to
admit that Colonel MKenzie did not
pursue the Kickapoos into Mexico
without instructions from Washington,
and the President is made to say that
if Mexico is TO be an asylum for high-
way robbers after the United States
protests, we do not intend to sanction
it, and if the Mexican Government
complains this administration bas re-.
solved to treat the accessory as guilty
as the principal. Colonel MKenzie has
received orders to exterminate the
Kickapoos and the Lipans.
List or Bonds Taken from q Thief.
Levi Soules was hanged yesterday at
Marion Court House, South Carolina,
for the murder OF Noah Sutton on the
10Th Of February lat. Soules and his
victim were 1atboatmen.
The United States bonds which Jim
Brady, the burglar and bond thief, at
tempted to dispose OF yesterday, were
undoubtedly stolen, and probably be.
lopged to the persons in whose names
they are registered, as follows: "Amesa
Stone, Jr, Cleveland; Daniel Gale,
Benz. Newkirk, Port Jareis; VIM. C.
Drake, Garrett Fay, O. Youngs, c.
Harrison Roberts.
The police are OF the opinion that
most Of the bonds were stolen from
the body Of Captatain Calvicaresses,
who was found dead in q field near
Bridgeport, Conn, a year ago, having
died from pistol shot wound in the
head. The manner of the death
of Captain Calvicaresses was in
doubt. nothing being clear whether he
was murdered or had committed sui
eide. A few days before his death the
friends OF the Captain knew that he
had in his possession bonds worth sixty
thousand dollars. These were found
on his body, and have not since been
discovered.
Dutch Heinrich has been ordered to
the tombs from the Lunatic Asylum on
Wards Island, on the ground that he is
only feigning insanity.
At meeting of the depositors OF the
wrecked Atlantic Bank a statement was
read showing that there was cash on
hand amounting 10 three hundred and
twelve thousand one hundred and
ninety four dallars, and trustworthy
assets amounting to one hundred and
thirty seven thousand dollars, making
altogether about seventy per cent OF
the liabilities. 1t was stated that a
dividend OF thirty or forty per cent will
be declared.
The case OF McDowall, the Bank of
England forger, is again postponed till
Monday.
The Sharkey murder trial is def
nitely set down for Thursday, June 5.
Mr.. Gale, OF this city, called to-day
on the police. and stated that the bonds
in the name OF Daniel Gale, found on
James Brady, the burglar, captured
yesterday. belonged to his brother, at
Lake St. George. Three years ago the
First National Bank Of Glen Falls was
robbed by burglars, and these bonds
were among the property then stolen.
1t is not now believed that any Of the
bonds belonged to Capt. Calvicaress.
Within short time the bonded ware.
houses ofthis city have been filled with
imported goods, which the importers do
no, find it profitable to take out on sc-
count OF the high price of gold aud the
dullness OF the season.
The stock, gold, prodnce, cotton and
other exchanges will be closed on FRI
day, Decoration Day being legal hol-
idsy.
Election Of Officers.
At An election of the Pacific Mail
Company the following ticket was
elected by large majority: G. H.
Bradbury, 7. J. Park, J. D. Smith,
W. B. gurk. Chas. J. Osburne, Rus
sell Sage, G. $. Scott. The total mum.
Der of votes cast was 1912. The
ticket was unanimous except Mr..
Bradbury who received 1919. 1t is
understood that Bradbury will be the
next president.