The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-15
Your friend i. in New York and may

Give something positive on movements
Of friends. Act surely and promptly.
'[Signedl A.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1874.
john A. joyce, 81. Louis:
Put your house in order. Your friends
will visit you.
[signed1 MAC.
sT. LOUIS, October o5, 1874.
o. E. Babcoek, Warrington:
Have you talked with D. Are things
right? Howl Answer.
tsignedl J.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 10, 1874. =; n
John Z. Hose, Xenia, Ohio:
Will you be in ST. Louis on the 10th as
requested.
[signedl H. G. RooREs.
CINCINNATI, November 10, 1874.
H. G. Rogers, Deputy Commissioner, Wash.
ingloH: = ..
Igo to ST. Louis tonight in obedience
to request.
[Signed] JoHN I. HodE.
WASHINGTON, November 90, 1874.
John Z. Hogs Xenia, Ohio:
Report here in person at once.
[Signed] ]. W. DOUGLASS.
XEN1A, O., November 90, 1874.
J. W. Douglass:
! am detained by sickness in family.
Will report on the lst proximo.
lsignedl JOHN I. Ho0E.
WASHINGTON, December 3, 1874.
Jas. j. Brooks, SO Bleeker Street Nelg York:
Hoge is here. When will you return.
[signedl II. G. ROGERS.
Here came in chronologically the fol-
luwing kilograms not yet passed on by
the Court:
ST.. LOUIS, December g.. 1875.
Gen. o. E. Babcock, Washington:
Has the Secretary or Commissioner
ordered anybody here.
[signedl .-. j.
WASHINGTON, December 8, 1875.
John. Ne Donald, 81. Louis:
1 can't hear that any one has gone or
is going.
[Signedl o. L. BABcock'
WASHINGTON, December 8.
JJ. Brooks, Philadelphia:
Hoge is here. When will you return2
[signed1 H. G. ROGERS.
ST. LOUIS, December 5, 1875.
j, ". Douglass, Washington:
Please grant me permission to visit
isigned ]. McDoSAIp.
ST. LOUIS, December 5.
C. G. Willard, Washington:
Want room with fire Monday morning
for self. JOHN MCDONALD.
WASHINGTON, December.
John A. Joyce, 81. Louis:
Had long ride with the President this
afternoon. You will hear from me to.
morrow. JOHN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, IA.
Johp A. Joyce, s.. Louis:
Dead dog. The goose hangs altitude
lum. JOHN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 0, "a.
j. A. Joyce, s.. Louis
leave tonight for New York. Stop
at the Windsor House. viii telegraph
you from there. JOHN
TO Gen. o. E. BabeoeE:
We have official information that the
enemy weakens, Push things.
[signedl sflrh'
wAsuNeToN, Feb.7, 1875.
Gen. John llcDOnald, s.. Louis:
Order bursted for ever. D. & C. mad.
Hold things level.
[signed1 CARNEY.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, rs.
John Mcdonald, 81. Louis:
Start home tonight. Things look
lovely. Watch and wait.
[Signedl JOHN
WASHINGTON, March l, 1875.
Gen. j. McDOnald:
Letter received. Have seen the gentle
man. He seemed very friendly. He is
here looking after the Improvement of
the rivers.
Tsignedl o.E. BABcocK.
ST.. LOUIS, April %, 1875.
j. ". Douglass, Washington:
Pursuant to telegram Of April II, to
Supervisor Mcdonald, l have conferred
with Parker with reference to seizures
Of whisky in Colorado from this district
Parker having made the seizures.
[signedl JonS A JOYCE.
Mr.. Dyer continued reading Joyce to
Babcock over signature Of Grit
Mr.. .Krum-We object to that telegram
As far as the testimony Of this case Is con-
cerned 1t is simply to show that this is
in the handwriting Of Joyce sent from st
Louis and received by one Of the porters
or door keepers at theexecutiye mansion
The point we make is that the original
telegram as it was written, as a matter o
necessity, was received at Washington
So II Gen. Babcock did receive a telegram
signed by Grit he could not know from
whom 1t came, besides there is not a wore
OF indication as TO who Grit is.
The court-Are there any answers to
these.
Mr.. Krum-NOnc, and no action taker
in regard to it,
The Court-Has any testimony been
delivered as to that dispatch except the
sending and receipt Of it?
Krum-None except whatwas stated
in Col. Dyer's opening speech.
DYer-That's enough, that opening
speech seems 10 trouble the government
considerably. This dispatch was sen
and the testimony was introduced as tc
the acts OF Mcdonald and Joyce showing
that they raised $4,000 for Mcdonald L
take to Washington, that he did tax,
the money TO Washington leaving her
on the 10Th and telegraphing Babcock oil
the 2lst and 23d Of the month. i;
Krum-b that evidence explaining
anything about this dispatch.
Dyer-I say II might explain IL. g
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OpPICK on THE CMEB SIGNAL, 0PBicER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Feb. l6.-l a. n.
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