The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-26
COyDENsED rELEGRAMs.

The Secretary of the Treasury satur-
day afternoon accepted the following
bonds: 4ls, coupon, $4,000 ut 90; Sl5,-
600 at l09s; 4ls, registered, $50, 900 at
1909; $4,000 at l07.
The large carpentering establishment
and lumber yard of J. 4 i. Roberts ut
Montreal, were totally destroyed by fire
Friday night. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 on buildings and stock.
In the Hibbard-Fry breach Of promise
case Saturday, the jury returned YER
diet for the defendant, completely vim
dicating the Deacon. Mrs. Hibbard was
much disappointed and said Fry had
bought up the jury.
Emma Roch, who was shot in New
York City on Tuesday last, by James
Nolan, her discarded lover, died in
Bellevue Hospital at 2:3O o'clock yester-
day morning. Nolan in his fury fired
five shots at the woman, all of which
took effect.
In New Mexico the official returns
show the election Of Joseph (Denl.) to
Congress over 0tero rep by 1870 ma
jority. The Legislature stands as fol-
lows: House-Repnblicans, Is; Demo-
Gratis. 0. Council-Republicans, Z; Dem
ocrats, 4; Independent, l..
Squire Richardson, chief OF the Casa
daga Counterfeiters, was arraigned in
the United States Court, ut Auburn,
N. Y, Saturday. He pleaded guilty,
promised never to do it again, and asked
the mercy OF the Court. He was SEN
fenced to four years in the Erie Peni-
tentiary and fined $50.
Cashier Barker, OF the Argentine,
Kan, Bank, was robbed OF $1,000 Satur-
day on street car. He had just drawn
the money from the bank. The perpe-
traitors are four well-dressed young men,
and are believed to be the ones who
robbed man OF $500 in daylight on the
street the day before.
The White Caps visited Taylorsville
and Mowreytown, two small villages
near Sardinia, o., Thursday night, and
posted in conspicuous place notes Of
warming and threatening vengeance to
any person or persons who may try to
use their energy or influence against
them or their order. Things are at white
heat in all that section OF the country
and the citizens are demoralized.
The National Editorial Association has
decided to hold the next convention at
Detroit in August or September, 1880,
the exact date to be fixed by the ExeCu.
tive Committee. The election OF officers
resulted rs follows: ]. Il. Rettis, Arkan-
sas, President; r. D. Hicks, Missouri,
First Vice President; NJ Mccormick,
Alabama, Second Vice President; L. z.
Stanley, Alabama, Third Vice President;
VIM. Cennedy, Pennsylvania, and L. 2.
Fletcher, Illinois, Corresponding secre,
taries; A, II. Harry, Illinois, Treasurer
Governor Larrahee, OF Iowa, has deci.
ded TO take hand in the river land evic'
tons. He has written the following let
ter to County Attorney Webster, al
Fort Dodge: "The daily papers con
tain the information that Federal off
GERS have evicted quite a number o.
river land settles in your county anC
that more eviCtions will be effected il
the near future. take this opportunity
to request that you satisfy yourself ii
every INSTANCE that none but legal mea
sures are reSorted to by the Marshal AnC
his deputies, and that you promptly take
the necessary steps to restrain the Off
cials II they should overstep their au
thority,"
As the examination OF the affairs OF I
A. scoviIle and G. A. Crafts, the Rhscond
ing Valparaiso, Neb., bankers, pro
gresses, it becomes evident that thei
swindling operations have been carried
on in systematic manner forsome time
Several more crooked transactions hay,
come to light. Among them are tn
forging OF notes and mortgages to the ex
tent OF more than 10000. Scoyille
about thirty-seven years old. He wa
n member Of the lower house OF the NJ
braska Legislature in 1856, iror
Saunders county, and has always bee
regarded as an upright business mar
: and stood high in the eommunit,
Gratis, the cashier, Is about twenty
Il three years OF age, rather small in sta
J pre, dark complexioned, aud wore
, small, dark mustscho, It Is thougl
that the men have gone 10 Canada.