The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-27

~ -. = responsible lor
!" n'' + !. discreiited by
g. g ..,.,p who has heard
a ,n,i of connolly -.
/, ,.sIayit charging him 4
e \, money from Woodward
81 s,-r,v and Iagersoll
81 made = co-defendant
. sun in
ns Libel suit ~,
.,:.,3 s,ainst James Fisk
.. -, n the lorkville Po-
S ,~opg the well-known
J. = ..,,.,, were Wm. Stokes
a. sweeney. Mrs. Mans
"a. stand, and was exam
: .. ',,,lh. The testimony
,i,o her marriage with
e; The actor, and the
J,T,si.iog operation, is very
II The examination con-
:, rben it was finally ad-
Il .se1beI 50.
H,,ion Of the Grand Duke
II .s- o. New York to-day
n A., and successful affair.
d s9r:si all the officers
i II, he forts around New
q ~, Of yacht clubs, and a
III ,s,, The most distinguished
>a.s. At 5 o'clock this
q :4:.;, began to arrive on
81 .,:sner Antelope, and
4 .:.y N,s Mcdowell, wife
jN.ySell, and daughter; at
4 like accompanied by his
] ~ received by the General
y Z; military band playing
Z ). a;ionsl hymn. Shortly
sa1t; started. She was
.-..;l;ei and iraped with
I Z. American tiags, and from
u. the Henry Smith,
j r1panying tug boat, he
4 !sy penauts We're stream
1 RI The first landing was
4 '--:- the Grand Duke was
I'LL hoHors by Vice Ad-
=, The whole party then
{; -rai central excavation
80: ;eei and explored the
q. bevoni. Before the
] .r were made witness Of an
1 Ssu;liDg down the river,
] r.. ,a.u'es all along the
ext stoPpage was
Jiaoni Rect, where the
4sa.ons were practically ex-
1 x party. Starting again,
=: -ee, ran down to Fort
b lt nalbOr forts salutine as
a~tI. The Duke landed,
Z" ,7 Gen. Mcdowell and
IA. Warden, and inspected
-4..2 From this point the
Ia..!;o Fort Hamilton, but
'''.., became aground, and,
%%sa. attempt TO land, the
'si 10 Governors Island,
s%T;a the trip.
x. ianclng tent has been
= i: hospital, and there the
~ ;! tue Duke and Miss
/; the conclusion of the
r. .@''on was partaken of,
L lie party returned to the
;..:a Of the Duke to this
!Iae Executive Commit
1'n aud his suite at the
is,:i.Dg 10 invitation. The
q '''s dressed in plain civil
as evening Comptroller
| '1P1ny with two deputy
T. zen travelling over the
oi Jail, but unsuccess-
ana DINERS are also
he same purpose. At
.;'3, still in the custody of
The search for bail will
| ia2row. 1t is rumored
-'s2 . Nltual Alliance of
vas the founder, and
@,VO members, are
-, .,o'i Cooper, supposed to be
-. -. ,' j. John II. Swing, who
.... - 81 .eveland, on the 2lst
>,,rI T>rI here to-day. He is
.,..', ,'ies brought suit to-day
-. ''''F: OF his grandfather {
f'VVO, which he
''T' as executor, failed tc
~ account as guardian, in
). - % the probate court in
J. ,.'. ''Sase claims that H. C.
gEIa IPgns his grandfather
49,, ,,''' released his claim.
80 4.e On the other hand
< ], IAN ta.3' that the release wa.
sai.,aaad .aad' The Louisville anc
II. ''s are a portion of tn,
...iF iFs'nuff claims has no
.'.c,5;r.; court decides that i
- aiis. 'e' Inc hentuck.
.Hs5,s 49,
'--'- hItll mas Deel
Easi5,. he; the vote at the lat
SE!sso so'E'lbe over half a millio,
.Rs,s CORPORATION known a
,HS 'a,lj aod Piedmont railroad
.An ''ucofd Was tboroupbl,
\ 1t ~s ,a aoOF Of Congress Ia:
y however, it was pu
SS sS.l:5s; q IS; So, calls upon til
,SS ISd IStaa!a ind who are ttelau the pa,
81 rSSSSS!!i.ns for this lis sSoo,6ct tSt psI
w s0OSSse Ss fot 2! election expense
"a r@D,.SS1eak m SS1ekets, etc. Not
"u'sols iu opnos;t;on ,