The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-01
NEW YORK CITY.
New York, August 81.

NEW YORK, August vi,
The identity OF the victim of the abor
tion is now settled beyond question In
examining the clothes at the house of Ro
senLweig, handkerchief was found
marked A. A. Bowlsby. In the Supreme
Court to-day, Judge Sutherland issued a
writ OF hdbeas corpus produced on Ro.
row.
Ayoung man named Frank Tripn, Of
Paterson Is said to he tho author Of the
seduction OF the deceased, and her sub.
sequent death IN the hands of the abor.
ZIONIST.
The residents Of Patterson, New .Ier.
sey, were thrown into state Of great cx.
Gltement this afternoon by arumOr that
the friend Of Miss Alice Bowcsby, Wal.
ter Conkling, living in that city, had com.
mitted suicide. 1t was soon ascertained
that the rllmOr was well founded. The
young man deliberately shot himself with
q revolver through the neck and throat,
and died in less than 10 minutes. lo was
a son of Alderman COnkling, of Patter-
son, and was employed at Sales silk fac.
tory. Various stories are in circulation ms
to the circumstances which led to the act.
The belief Is that II was prompted by con.
neclion with lthe Bowcsby affair. AT the
police headquarters in this city this alter.
noon, before the news Of the suicide had
been received, 1t was known that orders
had been given the detectives TO seek for
and arrest young Conkling tonight.
Dr. t0sGnzweig Is much depressed in
spirits by Developments made, and the
inquiries anSlously concerning additional
evidence obtained. This morning in
consequence Of fresh discoveries by the
police, RosGn2weigs daughter was arrested
and locked up in the 18Th precinct station
house Captain Cameron refused 10
state any specific charge against her, but
1t is reported that evidence Is being gained
Tor her completely IN the matter.
Jane johnson, servant In DIR. ROsenZ.
weigs family, has confessed to Warden
Brennan that girl answering tho dc.
scriptiOn OF the body found in the trunk,
came TO the doctors house from New
Jersey on Wednesday Of Inst week. She
was told by Rosie, the doctors daughter,
that the lady was taken by her friends
the next night. She states that Saturday
about ~ O'Clock she was sent out of the
house with the children, and remained
out about an hour ald half. She does
not know what took place during that
time. II was at that hour the trunk was |
taken from the liouso by the truCkman
She identified a comforter found with the |
remains in the trunk as one that was
used Upon DR.. RS bed. A diaper, also
found In the trunk, she also recognized as
belonging toMrs. Rosenzweig's baby.
The Union Republican General Com.
mittee held meeting tonight, Horace
Greeley as Chairman. The only business
transacted was fixing day for holding
the primaries.
Tho Health Board have received the |
reports OF the Sanitary Inspector, which |
show that the markets In the city are In q |
unhealthy condition.
DR.. 3. Parson, In charge of the Insane
Asylum, on Blackwell's Island, was
stabbed in the neck by one of the patients
while going his rounds. The wound Is
considered dangerous,
II. O. Justice, charged with conspiring
with Augustus II. RadclifF to smuggle
diamonds from London TO this city, has
been surrendered by his bOndsmen, and
sent to the county fail.
Yearly cotton statement-Total receipts
1t all ports, 8,0S6874 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 2,37G,S05; to the Continent,
Ex.Mayor lIavcmyer will preside at the
meeting Of the citizens in September in
'eferenco TO the alleged corruption OF the
,ity Government. Further accounts Of
he expenditures by the city contractors
ire given In the Times to-day, from which
i appears that the warrants issued TO the
New York Printing Co., for printing In
he year 1869 and 1870 and part OF 1871
mount TO $1,401 300. The amount paid {
lut for stationery is $9,71393 and for ad.
$3,691 "a. The 1imeS says that |
he recapltulation Of what was paid out
lnder the head OF printing, stationery and {
Advertising, will show an amount Of near /
y $3,O0O,0 900, and OF this amount nearly
Z, 900 900 went to the men Of the New
York Printing Co., and the Mannfactur.
ng Stationery Company.
In The case Of James Fisk, Jr., and th
Union Pacific Railroad, dcmurrers on
he ground Of improper joining Of causes,
lcti0n was filed today in the U. s.
Circuit Court by the defendants order.
The Cornell mandamus proceedings
we're settled to-day by Judge Sutherland,
who made very little change in the
orm of The order, which Is TO the effect
hat the court house commissioners are
directed to issuc a reluisition on the
for the sum Of $37,72J and /
hat the Comptroller Immediately raised
hat amount on the stock Of this city, rs
lrected by the statute. In April the
for the Comptroller and Com
asked for a stay of proceedings
IN the fnandamus until the appeal, which
hey intend to take, can be decided. The
Judge said ho would decide on Monday
1eXt.
The stock subscription books Of the
yiadnct Railway closed to-day. Judge
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