The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-19
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGE ENCER.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Equestrian Of the Legislative
Appropriation Bill.
The Rhetoric Foundry In the HOus. stll
Running = Burrows Warns Up 10 His
Work and Makes FsyIt Speech.
The Republicans Caucus on the Stu
elton in Congress.
The Treacherous Rivers of Hungary
Again Break Loose.
Eighty-Nine Of the Imprisoned BEL
gian Miners Rescued.
WASHINGTON.
THAT BIG SUBSCRIPTION.

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THAT BIG SUBSCRIPTION.
WARRINGTON, April lS.-The Secretary
ot the Treasury announces that, in conse.
quenCe Of the proposal OF the Syndicate to
take $50, ,0O0, 900 Of 4 per cent bonds and
$40 900 Of refunding certificates, the
circular offering bonds for sale will be at
once rescinded. The subscriptions made
previous to the receipt OF the Syndicate's
telegram amounted tn $4S,000,OO0. The
bonds will all be distributed among these
subscribers and the Syndicate.
KELLOGG DENIES BRiBERY-oEoRdIA MONEY.
Before the Senate Committee on Priyi.
leges and Elections to-day, Mr.. Kellogg
emphatically denied the assertion OF Judge
Spoford that he (Kellogg) had bribed
members OF the Legislature to vote for
his election to the Senate.
Representative March filed two petit
tons from his State praying that all money
used as q circulating medium OF exchange
be Issued by the Government direct 10
the people; that all money, metal or paper,
when the seal OF the United States shall
have been stamped thereon, shall be full
legal tender for all dues, puolic and pri-
vate; that said money bea unit OF value;
that all money used as circulating me.
dium OF exchange not full legal tender be
withdrawn at the earliest practicable mo-
ment, and full legal tender money take the
place thereof.
CONTESTED SEAT.
The House Election Committee has re-.
celyed papers In the contested election
case OF Donnelly vs.. Washburne, of the
Third Congressional District OF Min
nesota.
PRESIDENTIAL SoNISATIoNs.
The President nominated F. w. Miner,
United States Attorney for the Northern
district Of Texas; W. NJ. Stanley, Of Illi-
nois, Indian Agent at the Los Prios Agen-
Cy, Colorado.
CALL FOR 10-40's.
The Secretary of the Treasury will
issue call this afternoon for sixteen mil.
lion OF ten-forties, which will leave about
thirty million dollars Of this class OF bonds
outstanding. 1t is understood that the
Cabinet has decided that the subscriptions
of the syndicate for forty millions Of four
per cent refunding certificates, less the
amount previously subscribed for should
be accepted, as well as the subscription
for portion OF the 150,O0O,0 900 four per
cents already taken. Secretary Sherman
is preparing statement.
CHIEF MOSES.
Chief Moses having agreed to terms the,
President has set aside q very large
reservation in Washington Territory for
the masses and his people, with such
Indians as may affiliate and the Secretary
Of the Interior may send.
TREASURY CIRCULAR.
The following circular was issued from
Treasury Department this afternoon:
Department CircularNO sO.l
The blank Of April Is, 1870, is hereby
rescinded. All four per cent bonds there
in offered for sale having been sold, the
$40 refunding certificates will hereafter
be exchanged for lawful money in sums
OF 500, short time, by the Treasurer and
Assistant Treasurers Of the United States,
and by all public officers bonded for that
purpose. They will not be issued hsreaf-
ter on the certificate of any National Bank
depository. Commissions on such ex-
changes heretofore and hereafter to be
made will be allowed at the rate OF one
eighth OF one per cent. on any aggregate
OF $1,000, without regard to the period in
which such exchanges are made. The de-
partment circulars Of March 18th and 10th,
1870, are modified accordingly.
JOHN SHERMAN,
Secretary.
TIE FOUR PER CENT UBscRIPTioN-cALL roH
1910 BONDS.
Subscriptions to the 1 per cent bonds
under the circularof April 10, were receiy.
ed prior to Z O'Clock yesterday evening
amounting in aggregate to thirty.nine
millions, and the residue OF one hundred
and fifty millions offered by the circular
was taken by the Associated banks and
bankers through the First National Bank
OF New York. Two subscriptions were
also made covering forty.one millions OIL
the relunding certificates referred to fol
popular distribution, but the subscriptions
were declined. These certificates will bt
offered at once under the terms OF the cir
Cular issued to-day for the next 90 days
and II not taken the Department will de
termine whether 1t is advisable to excep
the subscriptions for them already made
The Treasury Department this evening
issued its ninety!eighth call for the re-
demption OF bonds. The call is for $l60,
900, 900 OF 1910 bonds Of 1884, Of which
SIG, ,775, 900 are coupon bonds and $ll3,
225,0Oo registered bonds. The principa
and accrued interest will be paid at thC
Treasury on and after the 18th OF july
next, and the interest on said bonds wi!
then cease. The following are description.
OF the bonds;
Coupon Bonds-s5O, No. S,OOl to II 1908
both inclusive; Sl00, No. 5,00l to SO, 1859
both inclusive; $500, No. 3,0Ol to 81, ,49l
both inclusive; 81 900, No, 7,O0l to l2S,
435. Total coupons, $46.775,O60.
Registered bonds: $50, No. 20l 10 No
,450, both inclusive; 800, No. !, ,00l to No
! II, 100, both inclusive; $500, No. 1901 Il
No. I, 100, both inclusive; 81 900, No. 500
to No. 20,300, both inclusive; 5000, No
1901 to No. 10000, both inclusive; $4,000
No 1901 to No. 24,700, both inclusive.
: Total registered, SllS, ,2a5, 900; aggregate
Sl60, 100000.
a Genuine Tidal Wave.
GlorsrER, April ls.-Two tidal wave
waveswe perceptable in the harbor to
day. The first, at half.past l9 O'Clock
raised the water two and . half feet alon
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