The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-27

DOMESTIC NEWS.
i..Isas-sas a,silH.aas'lsia'' - s''- -'7'~
The Democrats Puzzled to Know
What to % Next. .,,
Secretary sherman's Hint Ito
Holders Of Called Bonds,
A Correction Of theaPr6sidents stats9
ment Of the Negro Exodus.
.UJiGH Tive
A St, Louis Bank Cashier RsCreant to
,o1 His Trust. n. a, NJ
Proceedings of the Presbyterian Gen.
N Nerai- Assembly, q
Kentucky AssassinS RsviVing Their
Bloody Work. TWDlG
WASHINGTON.

.tbIl' lr tlH isl.l I'd, 4lJr.I .I.l .NEI.
why lie DOES Nor ADVANCE THE PRICE.
WASHINGTON, May %. The Secretary o
the Treasury says he bRs recciyGd several
letters inquiring why he does not advance
the price OF the retuuding certificates and
thus secure TO the Government the pre-
miums on them. llle calls attention to the
fact that Che law dlith6fizing these Ger.
titicates expresslyS directs him 10 issue
them in exchange for lawful money OF the
United States and thus fixes the rate at
which he is compelled 10 soil them. The
original draft OF the bill sent ito Congress
simply contained authority to. sell these
certificates, but 0ohgress Ike severy one
else not anticipating great demand for
them and their rapid advapce in price
made exchange for them d. paf mandatory
by inserting the'word directed" II these
securities,the Secretary says, could only be
sold to actual investors in limited sums il
would be wise disposition OF them and it
is believed that a great majority do get
into the hand Of such people, but the post
masters and other disbursing officers can't
distinguish betw cen, the real u investors
and those Who buy 10 sell agaih. '1"' ill.,.
SEND IN YOUR CALLED BONDS. ~
The following circular was issued this
evening: 'm,aiofr. i. 5s,0. ,aaaa. cd
0fFlcE or SECRETARY or Treasury, 4
( ,,-77''7'I''l' WAsHISoToS, D. q. Nav BIZ Y
uo,lo,. - tho ooIIoI.b6aI, ~, ~ ~!
,rra s ofn u ~ w yseT OTus @ MH'Cn ian
tuae 'S,t"J Sy.e y @ suo HtSs t u 'u "S@t "te r.
~" e0sou ,t " oe"H s; s;.ou' ~, ~ tne DI'tey T
IN oiInsss Is su1 S,nh tTm hnn u ,';II ;In
ssiSd Paydsnt 4 Them Will. interest Il, to
yery large payments of the caiIed bonds
to be made. in ,July--yill fully occupy the
different Offices. Of the Department ia that
month, and preference IN the order OF lis
lI1aatl9m WIN pc gwen 70 maturing bonds
S; stGm a'o " ySS so;aS Ds ~ ue, ''G L iaoauers
VI Mllac.. . l"Ne i1i'e" W 'preSeh' 'leli loF
payment. Pyn IT.;.,1 c...,. .s.,.I.....,.,.,..,.-. =.
Am Sn..eu so,T osVss ooNuS 1otwalueu ,a IoE
oOn biS;sion S"o n;Se vi '" 'IE nii
-",.;".a1aJ -'"3t 1'i' ~ SI ~ at.u 1il u.
the Secretary OF tho Treasury for re-
demption.. When parties desire checks in
payment ior registered Donds drawn to
s%onIS I % oss;"r Ihor 70 ~" Socrd&,nyv @ & o;to ;
sIs9Si% s assEsn IneR y tns eeCGety o. w
Oh Sor sr dws,srs SnfSiSa name a eoT SaSes
thereof, ne il il innossible to notify di.
rectly the holders Of snch called bonIS
The nress ~ tbe 'Eoiintrv ia Tasnecti,Ilv
rconested tn give publicity In tb;s notirs
that there NAV be no DELAY in the nav
tment Of bonds and MAT accumulation Of
money in the Treasury may be avoided.
TSignedi E JOHN SHsREGS "a I
,lJNh Iaihat.7 6sredtg. {
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
n ia rnderstool the Joint Dsmocra,;c
Conlerence Committees will meet TO-DAY
,,,,,,n,, 80, ,m,oI,
Y. 1 HEALTH EE tEalsLLATl99STEcAg.
The House COMMITTEE on Epidemic
Diseases TINS morning agreed to report
with favorable Recommendation the bill
passed Dy the senate on FRIDAY last, rela-
tive TO the National Board OF Health, as a
substitute Tor the House bill ot q like
character IikH peho pWgsg T27
so st,nscRIprIoys m To roltR pER cEyrs s'' -
,,,,,,:.f kitlJ.I -,
the supscrlt;t!olis 70 snc tour peI cent'
6aS6SS 2 stt''e ''''H'HPHF 'uIPF p ~
py9Ey 'uYg M T-'YYoIV''VSyGV' ''SG HUsl 1!llIW 1I!
I SENATE COMPUTATIONS.
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations:, iEugene5 Schuyler; of New
I ork, Consul GENERA! at Rome; David Il.
SallsyS Q! y oM9, OSnsuI S,.i SeneEa W ~ Snangi
na1 W. E. I' I,'IaS Tem ..,; aoEH, ooiIsut "
9! y! pEeTeni SuSsOp SsO. a. eWisi Wi oonsut Nv
Wtt. 2setta LuoS; S.e'Em ,noc.os a. n, ~ VI Ne"
aSy.KS, r. ~ Sfsa l;a,t u sses Wv
se'' 'o' 'no y StSgItssHSSSC~nus gtsH ~
r-- FEW MISTAKES CORRECTED.
J The report OF an interview with the
President regarding the negro exodus is
owsaid by the Presidents friends to have
been erroneous in several particulars.
For instance, the interviewer desired to
know definitely whether the President
approved Of the proposition TO go with
chartered boats and deliver the thousands
on the banks OF the river, and II was said
last evening he replied. that lie thought
the step pought TO be taken as one Of ejust!
Ice anu humanity, Ing lEesIuents = ihior-
aso nSm ssS gt teH 9InsaS @ 70
sgpIHse .us Hnn,.s a1I snJusUs y, SUI ~ SylHfsa
Sot,S tro,SnostS, M @ ,;on % arJ ba hi Not nJ";ss
o M az aoairn a ~ @ stoaoet. S "s'se %
cns,v cav v's tbem sSoS 0a %r,SoS Ssg mSs =,
o,I;or;tS & ;s Ca a tSs Statsment " "s
"tstS iSs, KIN, ~ Set's
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y. NJ c. A. DELEdArEs ViSFE TUE PRESIDENT.
President Hayes, evening, received
international Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, which ad.
io1tncd aast night n IN ,I baltimore: SIhe re-
a%es ,USs ey Pesidant SttSS ' WSspirtop TSU
Young Mems Christian Association, in:
troduced the delegation rs the representa-
tives Of :, 400 Young Mems Christian AS.
socialions from all, lands The Presi-
dent said 1t afforded him great pleasure to
receive 50 many young men, and expressed