The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

ST.. LOUIS, July lS. 1874.

ofs @0oao, oe'y ~o'
John A. Joyce, Washington d. C.
See Maguire's letters to the commission
ers concerning the Busbey House sure.
[Signed1 JNo. MCDONALD.
There came IN several Of the Avery
kilograms not admitted, but taken
under consideration by the court.
ST. LOUIS, August 8, 1874.
W. o. Avery, Washington d. C.
Have friends started westagail? Find
out and let me know.
[Signed] A.
ST. LOUIS, August p, 1874.
W. o. Apery, Washington.
Are friends coming west3 See Il.
and give me soundings.
[SIgned] A.
WAsH1seroN, D. G, oct17 1874.
J. A. Joyce, 81. Louis:
Your friend is in New York and may
visit you.
[Signedl AVERY.
ST. LOUIS, Octoberls, 1874.
". o. Auery Washington, d. c.:
Give something positive on the move
ments Of friends. Act surely andpromptly.
(Signed] A.
WASHINGTON, October 10, 1874.
}. Il. Joyce, St. Louis:
Pu! your house In order. Ifour friends
will visit you.
[Signed] MAC.
ST.. LOUIS, October 25, 1874.
o. E. Babcock, Washington:
Have you talked with Dr. Arc things
right2 How? Answer.
[Signed }.
WASHINGTON, Nov. TO- 1874.
John T. Hoge, Xenia, Ohio:
Will you be in attendance in st. Louis
on the 10th, rs requested2
[Signed II. q. ROGERS
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1e, 1874.
II. C. Rogers, Deputy Commissioner,
Washington:
60 to St. Louis tonight, in obedience
to request.
GSlgned.1 JOHN T. HoGE..
WATH1NoroN, Nov. %, 1874.
John T. Hoge, Xenta, Ohio:
Report here in person at once.
[Signed.1 j. w. DOUGLASS.
XENIA, o., November 26, 1874.
j. W. Douglass:
Am detained by sickness in family;
will report on the lst proximo.
Signed JOHN T. HoGE.
WAsHINGToN, December 3, 1874.
Jas. J. Brooks 56 BLeeker street, N. u;
Hoge is here: when will you return'
TSigned H. Q. ROGERS.
Here came in chronologically the fol-
lowing
Two Telegrans not yet Passed ON by
the Court.
WASHINGTON, D. c., -
Has the Secretary or Commissioner
ordered anybody here.
Signed j.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1875.
John Me Donald, st. Louis:
can't hear that any one has gone, or
is going.
fSigned1 o. L. BABCoCK..
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
ID. Brooks, Philadelphia:
Hoge is here. When will you return?
[Signed] II. q. ROGERS.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. g. 1875.
j. W. Douglass. Washington:
Please grant me permission to visit
Washington.
[Signed1 j. MCDONALD.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3.
C. C Willard, Washington:
Want room with fire, Monday morn
ing, for myself.
TSigned JOHN MCDoNALD.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l..
John A. Joyce, 81. Louis:
Had q long ride with the President
this afternoon. You will hear from me
tomorrow. JOHN.
WAsHTNeToN, Dec. 6, 1874.
John 4. Jvyce, ST. Louis:
Dead dog. The goose hangs altltudi-
lum. JOHN.
WAsHISGToS, Dec. 9, 1874.
J. A Joyce, 81. Louis:
/ leave tonight Tor New York. Stop
at Windsor House. Will telegraph you
from there. Signed JOHN.
General o. E. Babeock:
We have official information that the
enemy weakens. Push things.
Signed SYLrH.
WAsuINGroS, d. e., Feb. !, rs.
Gen. Jno. Ne Donald, 81. Louis:
Order busted forever. "D.' and &C.
mad. Hold things level.
[SIgned] CARNEY.
WASHINGTON, February 10, rs.
Gen. Jso. Me Donald, 81. Louis:
Start home tonight. Things look
lovely. Watch and wait.
Signed JOHN.
WAsHISGroS, March |, 1875.
General j. MeDoadia:
Letter received; have seen the gentle
man and he seems very friendly. He =
here looking after the improvement OF
the rivers.
[Signed. y. +. BABCocK.
ST. LOUIS, April %. 1875.
J. ". Douglass:
Pursuant with telegram Of April l.. to
Supervisor McDonsd, l have conferred
with Parkee with reference to seizures of
whisky in Colorado from this district,
Parker having made said seizures.
[Signed JOHN A. JOYCE.
DYER continued reading from Joyce to
abcock over the signature OF "Grit."
Mr.. Krum-We object To that tele-
gram, as lar rs the testimony of this case
is concerned. 1t is simply shown that this