The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-08
NEW YORK.
The DR.. Rosenwig Case.

A"o DEs hsosch"EB Sobc.
New YORK, September Upon ap
plication Of counsel for DR.. Rosenwie
before Judge Cardoza today for a wri,
of habsas corpus, his counsel urged tina,
the body found in the trunk had moi
been identified; that there was no proof
OF malpractice on the part of DR.. Ro'
senwig, and there was no evidence that
the girl entered the doctor house alive.
Judge Cardoza said he had carefully
read the testimony, and that it was i'm
possible for him to interfere. The
prisoner was remanded.
Moody's Bank Stamp.
Moods Bank Stamp, for perforatiDg
into checks, drafts, &c, the amount for
which they are drawn, to prevent al
teration, is meeting with great demand.
Since the recent check swindles in
Wall street they have been adopted by
the clearing houses and many promi-
nent banking houses and banks. The
perforations are linked, and the ink be.
ing forced into the fibres of the paper,
from which it cannot be removed, makes
it an utter impossibility to erase or alter
any check perforated by this stamp.
Financial Reform.
The second meeting Of the Executive
committee of citizens and tax PAYERS
for financial reform of the city and
county of New York, was held to-day
in the rooms of the Chamber OF Com
merce. Upwards Of forty members
were present. 1t was decided to hold
other meetings soon. The members Of
the press were invited to withdraw,
being informed that the proceedings
would be furnished to the press as occa-
sion required.
Riot Anticipated.
A riot is anticipated on the West Side
by the boulevard laborers who have not
been paid by the city for four weeks,
and they intend to seize the tools aud
destroy the work already completed il
they do not obtain their money.
Baby Brokerage.
Some facts were developed in refer
ence to baby brokerage in this city in
the investigation, yesterday, of the case
of physician who, it appears, received
thirty dollars to take charge of baby
and keep it until some responsible per,
son would adopt it, but how, after re-
ceipt of the child and the money, the
former was left at the door of the
Founding Hospital, suffering from some
narcotic, which the physician mention
ed had administered. As no complaint
was preferred against the Doctor he
was allowed to 60.
German Democrats I'm COuncil.-They
Oppose the Tamm""J ni-@ -Tha
Frauds I'm the COurts-The Ring
said TO be Alarmed.
The Seventeenth ward German Dem
ocratic committee, at it's meeting yes
terdav, ratified the action of the German
Democratic Central committee in oppo-
sition to the Tammany ring. Action
was taken to insure representation In
the approaching State Convention. One
of the members made an address in op
position to the proposed abandoning
of the Democratic party on the part OF
the German Democrats, arguing that a
remedy for the corruption OF its lead.
ers could be found in the party. IT
men were corrupt, they ought to be re-
pudiated; and if they were found guilty
of the frauds with which they were ac-
cused, they should be punished. The
committee adjourned without taking any
action on this subject.
A correspondent writes from Albany
that from the views expressed by prom
inent Democrats in attendance on the
meeting of the State Central committee
in that city yesterday, it is believed that
there will be no detection in the party
in country districts during the fall.
Prominent country leaders say the New
York city Democracy must settle their
own difficulties to suit themselves, and
that if there is anything rotten in the
party, Democrats themselves can secure
necessary reformatory measures; Ihe
Tammany accounts have been the sub,
iect of very wide spread discussion all
through the country districts; but the
leaders know that when the election
comes the party will not be affected by
them. -
An ex-clerk of the Controllers office,
named O. Rourke, has published card,
in which he says that il the city ac'
counts are submitted to either OF the
Commissions appointed to examine into
the City Treasury frauds, he Will dem,
onstrate that all that has been charged
is true. =, ~,
It was recently announced by Mr..
OGorman, Corporation Counsel, that
the Board created by an act passed
April Goth, 1870, was still empowered
to settle all old claims against the city.
This Board, OF which the members are
Tweed, Hall and Connolly, is said to be
the principal source of corruption and
is believed now to have before it claims
OF this nature to the extent OF several
millions of dollars. Messrs. Garvey q
ZONES claim that there is no other pow
er for the adjudication ofthe old claims
as the Board Of Aldermen and SuperVi-
sors are authorized to pass only the
claims made since the passing OF the
above law.
There is said to be feeling OF con-
sternation among the Tammany leaders
over the expected proceedings against
the Ring. These measures. which had
to be deferred yesterday on account OF
the illness of Judge Barnard, are to De