The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-06
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Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Georgia InsurrectiOnists DIS
charged.
AUGUSTA, GA. September 4.-The
grand jury of Washington county, before
whom the alleged insurrectionists have
been on trial, presented report yester-
day recommending tie discharge OF the
remaining prisoners and commencing
| the Judge and counsel for the faithful
performance of their duty. Judge John
son then addressed the grand jury and
citizens, advising the latter to acqulescc
IN the decision OF the jury, and com
mending the people for the conservative
and uw-abiiiug course they had
pursued All the prisoners not indicted
were discharged, and the Court adjourn
| I'd untll the reguIarterm.
.OId Buchu" il Himself Agtin.
PHILADELPHIA, September 4.-Henry
T. Hclmbold, the well known druggist,
was discharged from Pennsylvania In
sane Asylum on writ of habcaS corpus
issued by Judge Elcock, the Judge hold
ing that there was no occasion for his de
tentiOn in such an institution and on
,tcpuin. down from the bench congratu-
lated him upon his release. DR.. Helm
bolds counsel, Clarence De7ringer, pro-
poses to bring suit for damages against
the asylum.
Warming 10 Parents.
CIHCISNATI, September 4.-Willic,
Youngest son of W. c. Depaw, well
known resident of New Albany, India
ANA, while loading pistol last evening,
shot himself through the heart. lie was
alone at the time and when the family
found him he was lying on the floor
dead.
The bridge on the Loui,yiile, New
Albany ~ Chicago railroad near Bedford,
Indiana was burned last night, preventing
the passage Of all trains.
RnIston's DcfaIcatiou Between s3.-
100000 and Sf.OOO,OOO.
SAN FRANCISCO, September l.--Dun-
nell authorizes the statement that the de-
fulcation of the late President Of the
Bank of California will amount 10 be-
tween 100000 and $i,UUUUO0, and
that over issues OF stock have been dis.
covered. 1t Is not supposed this VIII IN
any way prejudice the arrangements now
being made 10 rchubiltute the bank.
The san Francisco "BuiIeiin" De-
fcnds Itself.
SAN Francisco, September 1.-The
BuiistiA published sn editorial this even
ing, which, after referring to the course
oi that paper with regard to the Bank OF
California and Ralston, II says when
tho bank suspended, last week, We
thought it our duty to protect, rs tar rs
possible, the drpo,itors and other
creditors of that institution W."
published just So many facts
ns we believed would best serve our
purpose and no more. W" then SAID that
the failure WAS owing To- the mi-nanuGc-
mcnt of the late President and that tins
acknowledgement was, IN short, known to
the Directors. For these statements We
were soundlv abused, and II vicious press
undertook to marshal all the corrupt
element, against us. We were III pos.
session of facts which we could not
state, because We were most anxious
that the Directors, if possible, should
cOntrivc some way of cNtricatlng them.
selves. We preferred to suffer the As
sullt- of enemies rather than To give the
facts NJ Il time when they might furnish
n complete vindication of our attitude
toward the bank, but might Mt the same
time hinder and possibly defeat the plans
which the directors were dcvising for
the protection of the creditors OF that
institution. The directors, some of whom
have always been staunch friends OF the
BuietiH, and are So now, have
perfected their plans, and have settled
on basis of action whereby every
creditor of the bank will be- fully paid.
We have full confidence in the ability and
in the good faith of these men. They vii.
redeem thcirpledgcs and ultimately make
the bank stronger, even than the one
which suspended. 1t was time that the
Bulletin should be relieved from secrets,
which it has been abused for keeping.
We therefore propose to ask for the con-
sent of the board of directors to
relieve US from any further
obligations to keep the secret.
some facts within our knowledge having
done our best 10 protect other, 1t Is part
of our duty protect ourselves. We are
now authorized by ID. o. Mills to say
that the late president did, without the
knowledge of the directors use, privately,
from $3. 900. 900 to $4,OOOGOO vf the banks
resources, which amount remains unpaid.
This was the cause of the recent failure,
probably We are also authorized 10y the
same authority to say that there WAS an
over issue of stock. which over is,ur has
now been provided for, particularly what
use which was made of thi, sum oi
money. it is not our duty to mention.
When these discoveries were made the
connection of the late President with the
institution WAS At once severed, and be-
tween - 100000 and $4,OOO,OOO of the
money had gone out Of the bank with.
out the knowledge Of single director.
Arrangements for Fast Mail Trains
Perfected.
WAsHINGToN. September 4-Thr
Postoiii"e Department has perfected the
arrangements for fast mail train from
New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and Baltimore. via Pittsburgh, to Cmca-
20 It. Louis, Cincinnati and all points
IN the southwest This train will COM
mcnce running on Monday, September
18th, over the Pennsylvania Railroad
and its connections, making cNtraordi-
narily fast time, so as to fully accommo-
date the immense postal business of the
cities designated, MS well as II limited
number OF through passengers. The
schedule of the tram will be ARRANGED
and announced in few days.
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