The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-03
NEW YORK CITY.


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NRw YoRK, July 9.-The extendsd
paper Of Hoyt, sprague q Co., was moi
DELmIuN TRRArRNs-NoT HYpRopHon,.
Dr. Hammond, after a careful and
thorough investigation Of the patholoVical
changes Ia the case Of Entmistle. CONT
positor who was bitten by q dog iva
weeks ago and died yesterday, SSyS thst
no pecultArities could be found, nor Were
there any changes that could not bA nh
served after death from delirium tre-
mems, except tho thickeniug Of blood yes.
sells, which had probably been going on
ior years. Tho cause Of EntmiSIles death
mad been hard drinking. The patient
bad q fear Of hYdrophobia before him. in.
duced perhaps by the bite Of the dog,
The fear Of water had been very prom
lnent, put Entmistle did and could drink
when no really tried to do so,
HELD TO BAIL.
George Ellis, President Of the tleiupct
bank Of the Commonwealth, has been
held In $4,000 bail on an Indictment
charging him with approptiatlng The
funds Of the bank. ltiN
LETTER FROM SENATOR CARPENTER.
Senator Carpenter has publlshed an.
other letter In relation to the so-cslIed
gag law, this time In reply to a news.
paper Criticism Of his former letter. He
says 10 the New York editor, In order 10
come within the scope OF the operation Of
the Hath section, two thipes muSt con.
cur; Eifstt you must be engaged in doing
business In the district out OF which ihe
cause oi action arises; and second, YOU
must have an agent here In respect OF
that business. Neither OF these condi.
ltons exist In your case; you arc NOT pub-
fishing paper here, nor have YOU apy
agent IN respect Of the publication Of 4
paper here.
DECLINES TIE APPoIsTMRNT.
A Washinshington dispatch states that
a. 9. Cottrell, for reasons OF personal
nature, declines disappointment oi Com.
missioner OF the District OF Columbia,
Theodore Tilton and Ex.District At
ofney Samuel ID. Morris OF BROOKLYN. en-.
gagged In conversation, which lasted
Two hours, in District Attorney Winslow's
private office yesterday. tits not known
II the great scandal was under discussion.
sENTENoRD FOR LIFE.
In the case OF Martin Gil, tried for the
murder ol Mortimer Sullivan a couple Of
weeks ago, the jury, after being ont all
night, were unable 10 agree and We're dis-
charged: Gill then plead guilty to mur-
der In the second degree and was sen
fenced to the State prison for life with
hard labor. "'
Recorder Lockett, In accepting the
pledge Of the prisoner said Under the
laws OF this State It was made necessary
to provo deliberation and premeditation
before q verdict Of murder could be
reached. In this case, according to bis
mind, this had been done, and yet there
was no verdict It was conclusive TO him
That under the present laws hanging for
murder was played out, to use 4 slapg
term, and 1t was useless hereafter 10 LOOK
Ter VerdIcts OF murder in the first degree,
NEW SCHEDULE uF FREIours.
It Is now stated that the represents
lives OF the leading railroads have only
ilscussed the question OF new schedule
Of freight charges, and thus far only show
disposition TO lower the freights some
what All the railway lines to the Pacific
nave reduced their rates through from
new YORK 10 San Francisco on the same
classes.
One million gold was awarded by the
1overnment to-day at from 1861 to |