The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-26
NEW YORK CITY.
THE WAY PEOPLE ARE BURIED FROM .ruR
90 HosPITALs, N , q

THE WAY PEoPLR ARR BURIRD FROM TIN
Il 90 HosPITALs. n q 4
i NRw York, Jan. 24-Inquiring int,
The circumstances attending the death, A
] Bellevue Hospital in this city and burla
IN Potter's Field, of Nathan French, Dep
uty Financial Grand Master Of Masons Il
the Bahamas, the superintendent o
Wards Island reports that the remains o
FRENCH have been placed OF the bottom
OF q pit In which were over six hundred
other bodies, and that he thought thI
whole mass was In such a state of de-
composition that with the present weath,
or 1t would be impossible to pursue thu
search Of the box inclosing the particular
booy without detriment, TO the health, NOT
only with those connected with the work,
Dqt also Of those residing within a radins
OF several miles. The Superintendent
also reported that the pit had been closed
ior some time, and had been graded. over
with tonriest Of clay. n SJ6h OBEl M
DROWNED.
By the breaking, of ice on q pond in
Brooklyn to-day three boys were drowned.
COMMUNIST REPORTS. ga
The Superintendent Of Police, while
admitting that some danger Of disturb.
snce still existed among portions Of the
unemployed workingmen, denies all
knowledge OF any foundation for the
statement that an order had been issued
ior the protection Of churches owing to
the information Of threats by Communist
leaders Nor does the captain Of tho
precinct in which the Convent of ST.
Catharine is situated know OF any yfounda.
ton for the rumor that the Institution was
TO be burned by the more desperate Com.
munist leaders. A large force Of police,
however, was held In readiness IL the
headquarters convenient TO the Convent.
THE NEW TRIBUNE BUILDING.
The cornerstone in the new Tribune
Building was hid Sto:ddy according 70
programme. =,
MEN DISCHARGED. FROM THE MAYNARD.
One thousandmen have been discharged
from the Navy Yard during the past
week
ARRAIdNRp FOR 1EATR1cfDE..s
Joseph w. freeman, matricide was
arraigned in the Hudson County Court on
a charge OF willful, murder.r lie pleaded
not guilty. His trial Is set down for
February 10th. 80 j,ir Ilg7T 1
THE TENBRRCK SUIT.
A suit involving $f5OO0is Bending in
this city before referee. The litipants are
Ienbreck OF race horse fame and Ira
Clark, Jr., Louisville banker, Blanton
Duncan. Tenbreck's wife who was mar.
rted in Rome died two years ago In Ken.
lucky, leaving all her property, valued at
$3.50, 600 to her husband. The testimony
Is to impeach the deeds made by Mrs.
Ienbreck' e suborning witnesses Is one Of
the charges. Tenbreck and counsel from
Kentucky for the othOr litigants are ID
the city.
GENsvAN BUREN, REJEcTEDfa
A Washington special says the nomin-
alton OF Gen. Van Buren to be Consul 10
kauRgwa, Japan, will be rejected Gen.
Van Burenwas Chief Commissioner from
the United Statesito the Vienna Exposi.
ton, and was removed on account of the
charges preferred by Minister jay. This
nomination is likely toreyiye the Vienna
scandal. ~ - ~ s - y
- ....t3 s1AMRsE TWINS, ,'s
A dispatch from Mount Airy. N. g.
says DR.. VIM. Hollingsworth, who attend.
ed the Sismese Twins is.ot the opinion.
that the deathof Eng was not caused by
any vital connection or artery passing |
from one to the other through the liza.
ment that united them, and believes that
there was, no such vital Connection
through the ligament, because he has al. |
tended the twins when one was sick and
the other in good health, and when there
was as much as twenty beats difference
In the number Of their pulsations. The
bodies were embalmed, placed in coffin |
and put in q large box, which was solder.
cd and made tight, and packed in char. |
coal, made secure and placed in the cellar |
Of the house. It Is reported that the
bodies are to be disposed OF at an enof.
nous price to some museum or medical
college, or placed on exhibition. This Ia |
2 be subject to the decision Of the friends,
The charge Is made that q mystery has
been thrown over the death Of the twins
and the cause Of death suppressed for the |
purpose ot obtaining possession Of the
bodies for the above stated object. A dis.
patch from Greensboro says Dr.. Joe
Hollingsworth, brother OF the Doctor who
attended the twins while enroute for the
North, stated that his mission was to dis.
pose Of the twins on the most reasonable
:erms he could negotiate. Thesum asked
or the privilege of post mortem exami.
nation Is from eight totem thousand dol
ars. 7 - @32li y. p.@s