The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-28
NEW YORK.
The Arrest OF OfTweet-Bail Fixed AT q
One Million Dollars.

The Arrest OF Tweed-Bail Fixed at "a
One Million Dollars.
New YoRK, October 27.-At one P
N. to-day the solicitor Of committee
OF seventy delivered the papers to Sher.
iff Brennan for the arrest of Tweed
The papers were served on Mr.. Tweed
at the Department Of Public Works at
LAO P. NJ. The bail called for is one
million dollars. Jay Gould will proba.
bly, become Tweed's bondsman.
No Tidinss OF Alexis.
The following telegram was received
from Sandy Hook at a late hour last
night No tidings of the Grand Duke
Alexis is yet received. A fearful sea is
running, and an impenetrable fog
which has hung over the lower bay and
ocean for the past three days, has pre-
vented the flag officer from sending re-
connoitering steamers to sea. The
flagship Congress, the Severn, Kansas
and Iroquois are still at anchor off
Gravesend hay, while the Tallapoosa,
Lieut.. McRitchie, still does blockade
duty near Gedneys Channel, just inside
the Hook.
Indictment Probable.
1t is highly probable that the Grand
Jury, which are now in session, will
bring in indictments today against
Hagerty and Baulch, who are now in
prison, charged with stealing important
vouchers from the Controller 3 office.
The ROsenweig Trial.
At the trial OF Rosenweig today the
court room was crowded. The prose
cuton rested the case at noon and tn e
defense called medical testimony to
controvrrt the testimony Of the prose
cutiou. Among others, DR.. Willard
Parker was examined but declined to
answer questions concerning the ap-
pearance of bodies after malpractice on
the ground that he was not in the
business.
Mrs. Bowlsby, OF Brooklyn, was then
examined. She is the wife OF DR..
Bowlsby, OF Brooklyn, whose operations
in obtaining diplomas from the Electic
Medical College of Philadelphia have
lately been exposd 10y the papers here.
Rosenweigs diploma came from the
same source Mrs. DR.. Bowlsbys tes-
timony created a profound sensation.
She said she lived in Brooklyn and had
six daughters, one named Anna Martina
Bowlsby. The handkerchief found in
Rosenwegs house, marked A. M.
Bowlsbv, she identified as belonging to
that daughter. Last May she and her
daughter visited Rosenweigs house and
had some wine; daughter spilled some
and took out her handkerchief TO wipe
it of, and on arriving home her daugh.
ter said she had lost her handkerchief
at Rosenweg's and thought no more
about it. On hearing Of Rosen welg,s
trouble her daughter said, "lll bet that's
nv handkerchief which is being made
so much Of" The witnesses testimony
caused most intense surprise IN court.
Her daughter was sick in bed. Her
husband was Professor OF the Electlc
School of Medicine OF Philadelphia, but
was expelled from that body. The case
of Rosenweig will probably be closed
this evening. At this afternoon ne
was placed on the stand and told very
credible story.
A number Of witnesses were called TO
nrove the good character of Rosenweig.
The prisoner himself was examined and
denied that he ever knew Alice A.
Bowlsby or ever procured an abortion;
didn't recognize the trunk; his wife had
a baby and the soiled clothing was
placed in the cellar. He was severely
cross examined and denied ever procur-
ing an abortion; denied having per-
formed an operation during the week
in which Miss Bowlsby is said to have
been operated upon either at his house
or anywhere else on any woman. lhe
defense then rested. -
Mary Willis, a young girl. was caileo
for by the prosecution and testified that
the prisoner performed an abortion on
her in December last. Adjourned TIL
ten tomorrow.
Billiard Match.
A match game of billiards between
GARNER and Maurice DAILY for s2ooo'
four-ball American carom, l5Oo points
took place tonight at Irving Hall.
Dalv won by 270 points. The largest
run was made by DAILY in the both In
nipgs of 327. Carriers largest was
49,. Time Of game, 3:55.
Particulars Of the Arrest OF Tweed.
The following are the particulars
concerning the arrest Of VIM. NJ. Tweed;
Sheriff Brennan accompanied BY MI
Jarvis, Chief of the order Of the Arrest
Department iu the Sheriffs ofhce
waited on W. NJ. Tweed this afternoon
at the office of the Commissioners OF
Public Works and served him with az
order of arrest issued by Judge Leonard
of Albany. There were present MS
counsel, Messrs. Vanderpool, Rartiet'
and Graham and several we'll known
= c;tizens who had volunteered to act a, !,
b;s bondsmen. The amount OF bal
rao,;red n,o stwo mf3Iions of dollars, which
was promptly oSssd. Some time wa.
!, occupied in exanisipg papers and inter
. . .o1atino parties Who were to become
.u ss,;es for Tweed, Sheriff Brenns!
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