The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-03

thousand dollars for voting for the Erie
bill and five thousand dollars for voting
for the city charter bill.
Salt Lake IntelIisenee.
A Salt Lake letter says Brigham
Young has instructed Delegate: Hope,
to propose to Congress the admission oi
Utah as State upon the abolition oil
polygamy, and the withdrawal of the
suits now pending against the Mormons.
Prince Alexis.
The Sun doubts whether Prince
Alexis is coming here at all, and says
the Russian Admiral is bound on q
general voyage of observation, and has
full authority to sail where he likes.
His going from England to Madras
shows that it is not his purpose to visit
the United States at present.
Sale OF Blooded Stock.
Cameron's stud Of blood horses were
sold by auction yesterday, the sale ag-
gregating $4,000.
Garvey's Escape to Europe.
There is now very little doubt OF Gar
vey's escape to Europe under the name
Of Mcdonald, which was his wife's
maiden name.
Report Of the Committee OF Seventy.
The co,amittee of Seventy held a final
meeting tonight at Cooper's Institute.
There was an immense audience pres.
ent. Colonel Stebbins made q long ad.
dress on the affairs Of the city govern
ment, and the report of the committee
was then read. This report, in another
shape, has already been published. The
committee thinks their action has re-
suited in much good. They had re-
moved the corrupt Controller and put
an honest man in his place; they had
secured the appointment Of Charles
OConnor to prosecute the alleged dis
honest city officials. and they had &C.
cured six hundred thousand dollars on
trust from Mr.. Keiser. Itnow remains
for the people to come out for the re-
formation of the city at the polls on
Tuesday.
Vessels to be Quarantined.
A movement will shortly be intro
duced by the Board of Health Of this
city, quarantining all vessels arriving
here during November from Charleston
and Key West, at which ports yellow
fever is now prevailing.
Serious Accident.
This evening Edward Hartford was
driving a coach across the track of the
Hudson River Railroad Company, on
Eleventh avenue, near Fifly-seventh
street, when the horses were struck
by the locomotive, and both Of them
were instantly killed. Hartford was
thrown to the ground, receiving injuries
which will probably prove fatal.
IngersOll.
The Tribune says that yesterday was
set down for the return of Ingersoll, but
that gentleman broke the pledges made
for him by his friends by failing to ap-
pear. His return is evidently post
poned indefinitely. Nothing has been
heard of Woodward.
The TriJunes London letter Of Octo-
Der DIST says: Nothing could be better
proof of the English interest in Chicago
than the extraordinary efforts OF the
London press to get early and full
accounts from that city. A sharp
lookout was Kept for the Java, at
Queenstown, bringing the New York
papers of the llth. The newspaper
reporters went Off in the steam tug
and caught her some distance out at
sea, got the papers, and this morning
we have from three to six columns in
each of the leading journals. Among
the recent large subscri ptions / note
the Bank OF England and Union Bank
of. London, each $1,000.
The new alliance between the Peers
and workingmep has fallen into dis
credit. Lord Salisbury, Lord Derby,
Lord Carnarvon, Marquis Of Lorne,
Duke Of Richmond. Lord Henry Len
nox, Sir Stafford Northcote and Mr..
Claiborne Hardy have severally denied
all; completely in the business. Some
OF them had never heard OF it till they
read the newspaper accounts.