The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-17

This amounts 20 pretty strong evidence
thai Grover periarei himself in his ,es-
tlmoDy before the commission.
The TINS Washington special says
the Oregon disclosures have startled
the Democrat. particularly Kelley. He
bal an earnest conference with kernon
and Dudley Field AID the two latter
talked the matter over together. The
threatened resolution for kelley's ex
pulsion would be offered by Democrats,
which would have been q useless exbi-
bition, because II would have been done
only far political effect At this time
Kelley cannot be made Tildens scape-
goat There L. only one other ques-
iton to lie settled was the money paid
from Tilden's private account: As tie
case stands to-day everybody believes
that it was. This belief can only be
removed by clear and direct proof ss to
where the money came from. and any
attcmp: TO prevent an investigation on
this braDch of the subject will be equiv
aleut to a confession Of guilt.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. ia fire in Ed
ward Malley's dry goods store last night
caused damage to his stock to the
amount of $4,000
FIsHKILL, y. Y, Feb Barlow.
the defauting cashier of the Fishkill
Bank. has been arrested and gave bail
in the sum Of $4,000
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Feb. Is. - The
Miners Trust ana Safe Deposit Bank
suspended this morning.
NEW YORK. Feb. l6.-The 7'rijs'se's
Washington special has received the
following:
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. lj.-To Mar
shall Pitkin, Washington:-Enough has
been gathered concerning the attempted
assassination to find that an organiza-
ton exists for that purpose that lots
were drawn. and that Weldon drew the
lucky prize. For several days Packard
has been in receipt of information OF
their doings and actions. The country
viii bs astonished when the whole
truth about this affair comes out. The
ball raised a welt across the Govern
or's knee. and his right hand is much
swollen. The assassin Is shot through
the left arm only. His accomplice was
captured anhurt.
(signed) STOCKTON.
Deputy"
NEW YORK, Feb. l6 The admin
istration has also received the follow
ing: The assassin claims to be a
United States detective, went to see
him. He i. by birth a Sicilian or
Southsrner. He says he was hired to
do the bloody deed. and lie wanted to
kill Hayes. He will divulge the whole
thing"
New YORK. Feb. Is. $50 p. NJ
About h.lf-past one o'clock this morn
ing. Joseph Coburn, the well-knowL
pugilist. shot two police officers, boil,
Of them being dangerously wounded, 1,
appears that while officer Tobias, Of the
Doth precinct, was engaged in ordering
away some hackmen in front Of Co
burns saloon. 1886 Broadway, he was
followc to the corner Of Bro adway and
33d street by Coburn. who deliberately
and without any warning. drew his pis
toll aud fred two shots, one taking effect
in the officers breast and the other in
the arm Of the unfortunate officer. Wher
the firing occurred. another police Off
Ger named Jerfies. ct the same precinct
run up 10 the assistance Of his comrade
| Coburn not satisfied with shooting o.
the first one, turned around xnt
wounded Jerfes in the side. the wound
being severe one Coburn finally wal
arrested and locked up. DR.. Satterles
attended the wounded men. and they
are now lying in the station house
Other stories are afloat that Coburn toe
was wounded.