Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
SUMMARY OF THE MOST IMPORT.
ANT NEWS.

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ing Bank Oficials-A Murderer Con.
vic.ed-Severe Penalty for Prize
Fightimg-W When Congress Will Ad.
jomrn--Jim Keene to Resume Business
"A Filthy City-Gencral Sherman
Not a Caudidate-Butler Endorsed in
CalifOrnia-Etc.
Specials to the WooD RIVER TINES
HALEY, May 26.
Metals in New York last SATURDAY.
Silver, Sill per ounce lead, 1915
per 100 pounds.
Stocks Union Pacific 80, Western
Union DAY, Central Pacific 4O4.
Paying-teller Hincklev, of the West
Side Bank, New York, is short $9e,-
900. The bank has, in consequence,
closed. Liabilities, sl,SOO,0OO; as
sets, 100000.
Warrants arc out for the arrest of
x-Presldents Emo and Fish, who used
the funds of their respective banks
and caused their suspension.
Benjamin Johnson was found guilty
of murder in the first degree, at Gin
cinnati, last Saturday. He and Allen
Ingalls, murdered the Taylor family at
Avondale, and sold the bodies the same
evening to the OHIO Medical College
for sl5 apiece. Ingalls, hung himself
in Jail, short time ago.
After being on trial one week, on
charge of fighting prize fight in Ne
, braska, Hanley was last Saturday sen.
r fenced to three years hard laborin the
Penitentiary.
: Alderman Michael Gaynor, who was
shot by a tough named Jim Dacey, in
g a saloon on the night Of May l3, died
;. at Chicago last Saturday. He had been
, a member of tho City Council four
It years.
r. A six dav heel-and- toe walking
o match between William Edwards,
e champion of Australia, and Frank II
q Hart, champion colored pedestrian OF
20 Boston, for 81 900 side, was won by
IN Edwards, with a score Of 426 miles
m 5 laps; Hart's score was 4l6 miles
la 10 laps. The match took place i,
re Denver, last week.
IS, Congress is expected to adjourn be
tween the 10Th of June and LIST Of July
~ L. S. Grant, .Jr., and Fred. Gran
" are still in New York daily, but the
Y live ont in the country.
~ Jim keene, the millionaire stoc|
Spectator who failed couple Q
weeks ago, says that he will soon b
I. on his feet again, and able to pay Il
he owes.
n Carl Schurz being interviewed, sal
he thought there would be no organ
OF lied battle by the Independent Rt
ere pubicans, even if Arthur or Blain
ch' were nominated. They certainly ha
ms done all they could honorably to de
on feat both.
III A Washington dispatch says tn;
w. General sherman has written IA lett
ere to prominent Republican delegat
'''y, positively refusing to allow his nan
''n TO 20 before the Convention.
:, As to the filthy condition of Ne
w.. Orleans, clergyman teIegraphs tn
he diL not believe there was anoth
city on the globe where such sig!
would be permitted, and he could n
understand how any municipal 60
gan erumcnt, no matter OF what part
vs. could tacitly allow citizens to be m,
'on dered, through negligence and IGN
'ek, rance. He had never before Sc
yer, such filth in Cairo or Constantiuop
~ 1t is hardly probable that Grant "
H., be placed upon the retired list ii
season. A number OF protests ha
been filed, and it now looks as if
{, House Committee will simply pigee
hole the measure.
asst. At San Francisco last Saturd
ven evening, mass meeting, represent
the the anti-monopoly Democracy Of {;
If fornia, Endorsed the nomination
res the Presidency Of Benjamin r. Is
, be Ter by the anti Monopoly Convent
the at Chicago.
ing \ French brig on her way to
10 banks Of Newfoundland was crush
ow' by an iceberg the first week in NJ