The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-11

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENoER
WASHINGTON.
Bogus Bali and Treasury Rob
berry Cases.

bogus Blll anu treasury hOD
berry Cases.
WASHINGTON, November 10. = Thl
formal pleas in the bogus bail and treas
ury robbery cases, touching the validity
OF the grand jury, were to-day submitted
to the Criminal Court, which adopted II
each case the verdict Of the jury in thC
Evans case last Friday, and gave judg
ment for the United States,
SICKNESS OF THE VICE PRESIDENT.
Vice President Wilson was taken sud
denly sick at the Capitol this morning.
1880 7. M.-The Vice President Is dy
ing OF qpOploxy.
l.P. M.-Ths latest report from tht
physicians Ia that the Vice President Il
improving.
DR.. batter saysthat the Vice President
has been afflicted with spinal irritation
for the past week, aud had complained OIL
severe pains between the shoulders, Tie
doctor Is Of the opinion that this'was moi
an attack Of either paralysis or apoplcxy,
bat that twas caused by indigestion and
constipation, lie apprehcnds no further
difficulty, and says that Mr., Wilson can
be safely removed to his quarters at the
Washington House, This evening among
those who called to enquire as to the con.
ditiOn Of Mr.. Wilson was Chief Justice
Waite and other membcrsof the Supreme
Court.
At three o'clock this afternoon Mr..
Wilson was in a comparatively ComfOr.
table condition, tho pain in the head and
shoulders having ceased, although he does
not rally rapidly as desired by his atten-
dant physician. They think that accord.
ing to present symptoms he will recover
in the course, Of a week. There Ia no
brain sisCiOn and no indication Of parNly.
sis, The physicians say he will need
close attention for ut least twenty.four
hours, All necessary arrangements have
been made for his comfort and treatment
in the Vice Presidents room In the Sen.
ate. Among the callers this afternoon
were tho Postmaster. General, Attorney
General, Secretary Of the Treasurer and
ex.Congressman kellogg, E@COnnectiCut.
G. c. Sniler, assistant private SeCre.
tary Ia the President, on hearing Ot the
illness Of the Vice. President, Immediately
proceeded to the Capitol and from there
ielegraphed 10 President Grant at New
York tho condition Of the Vice.PrCsi.
dent. Much sympathy Is severywhere ex-
pressed,
This afternoon there were fears that
the Vice.President might not recover
from his illness, his pulse being irregu.
lar, but towards evening his symptoms
improved, and he was able TO converse.
lie IS now resting comfortably In the
Vice.President's room at the Capitol with
all the attention necessary. DR.. Baxter
ia very much encouraged, and believes
that his patient will now recover. Post.
master General Jewell will rCmaip with
him throughout the night.
The Secretary Of the Interior has mp.
pointed Hon. q. g. Cox and b. W. Bliss,
Of Washington City; Prof. G. W.Chancel.
lOr, Of Baltimore; Prof. Stephen Smith,
New York; W. A. Boardman, Boston; DR..
j. II. Raich, Chicago; DR.. A. 9. Clenden.
min, Cincinnati, md q. y. White, LOuisi.
ANA, to serve as Commissioners for the
purpose Of representing the department
Of the sanitary service at the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia in 1875.
The Vice Presidents condition at mid.
night was comparatively comfortable,
though he had been very restless and
slept very little during the night. Dr..
Baxter remarked at Y o'clock that he
was still encouraged, and believed that
the morning would find the Vice
President improving. lie says that
once during the evening, feeling
very restless, Mr.. Wilson arose from
his bed and slowly paced the room for two
or three moments, the exertion not SEEM
ing to make him in any respect uncom.
Portable. Postmaster General Jewell has
been with him ali the evening, Sergeant
at Arms French, and Mr.. L. n. Murphy
Of the Senate, and u corps Of reporters
are also In close attendance upon Mr..
Wilson, and n detail Of Senate messengers
are on hand to be ready in case Of Nn. en-.
ergcncy. Many calls have been made
during the night to ascertain the cohdi.
tion Of the Vice President, but none Of
the visitors arc allowed to enter the sick
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