The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-09
NEW YORK CITY.


Tue oIlCels tnaI MS 1eWelry store had Just
been robbed, after he himself had been
knocked down and gagged. The officers
doubted the story, but being given the
number OF hack seen In the neighbor.
hood on the night OF the robbery, arrest
ed the driver, and he in turn gave the
names OF five thieves, three oI whom have
been arrested, and one Of these was for.
merly keeper in the city prison. None
OF the property was recovered.
DIscovERY OF sTowAwAYs.
Captain Deaken, of the steamship CITY
Of New York, when about twelve miles
out from Havana, put back to that city to
give up to the authorities three stowaways
just discovered on board. The men are
represented 10 have declared that they
were sympathizers with Cuban liberty
and did not want to be drafted In Havana
to go and fight against 1t, and that they
would pay their passage money upon the
arrival OF the vessel in New York Mon
day next
ARRIvRD-sAILED.
Gen. Schenck, United States Minister
to England, and ex-senator Cattell, rep
resenting the Treasury Department in
Europe, arrived to-day.
Caleb Gushing sailed for Madrid to-
day.
SHOOTING AFFRAY-sUIcIDR.
Dispatches from Meridien, Conn, say
that this morning John Anderson, recent.
y discharged from the spoke shop at
Wallingford, entered the shop, aud after
speaking a few words angrily fired sever.
al shots at the men, two Of whom, Hora-
ito Hall and Frederick Newton, were IA.
tally wounded. Anderson then rushed
from the building and cut his own throat.
DrvDEND TO BE PAID.
A dividend ol 80 per cent will be paid
to depositors by the receiver Of the Bank
OF the Commonwealth.
OVER DUE.
The steamer Wisconsin Is now several
days over due. The managers Of the line
believe It Is owing to'the terrible weather,
BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement Is as follows:
Loans increase, $3.50, 500; specie increase,
81 1856 800: legal tender decrease, $3.50. :.
300; deposits increase, 81. 1886 900; clrcula.
aon increase. $lS9,70O; increase of re-
serve, E208. 1915.
GENERAL. sCHENCK.
New YORK, March Seen. Schenck
says his visit to this country is solely on
private affairs; that he has not come
home TO fill any Cabinet or other office
here, and that he will return to England
in May, when his leave of absence expires.
He goes to Washington Tuesday, where
he remains three days, then on visit to
Ohio, and then stay Of three weeks will
be passed in this city.
THE OCEAN NATIONAL BANK.
The Herald says 1t Is reported that the
Sub Committee OF Banking and Currency
OF the House Of Representatives has dis
covered that certain officers oil the Ocean
National Bank by collusion with certain
parties In Wall street, have made the
necessary arrangements Tor having the
bank closed up at particular time, and
that these arrangements were perfected
months previous 10 the time that the bank
really closed. Among other features Of
the arrangement 1t is alleged that the tes-
timony shows that Mr.. Davis was decided
upon as referee from the first day the con.
spiracy was resolved upon, and that to
make the conspiracy success 1t was
found necessary to secure the official as
sistance Of a prominent and well.known
official Of the government at Washington.
The committee lett last evening for Wash.
ington. .. 81.
ANNTvERsARY OF PARIS COMMUNE.
French citizens who fed TO this city
on account Of taking part In the Com.
mune, last night resolved to celebrate the
18th Of March as the anniversary Of the
Paris Commune, BY o parade banquet