The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-15
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Late Management Of the Erie
ROad-Saia against Jay Gould.

R0ad-Satt aSoiDst Jay could.
NRw YORK, June l4.-Another neV
and startling phase OF Erie haa latel!
developed ITSELF threatening with over
whelmiug disaster the fortunes of it
late President, Jay Gould. and some o
his associates in the management of tn
road. An investigation. instituted atte
the change In the management, ha
been attended with important results
and confirm the previous statements re
garding the mismanagement OF tn
road by the old Board of Managers
Barlow, Larochque and Mcdonald
ATTORNEYS of the company, have beer
instructed to begin proceedings agains
Jay Gould, and have instituted suit
demanding relief to the extent of 81,
millions of dollars. This, it ia stated, il
only the forerunner of forty other suits
both civil and criminal, which will bt
brought upon evidence found during
the Investigation. The bill Of com
plant is now in the course Of prepara'
ton.
Poisoning Case.
In the boarding house Of Mrs. Locke
No. l40 East Thirty-fourth street, up
wards of thirty boarders, after having
partaken of dinner and dessert, were
taken violently i'll with symptoms o1
poisoning, believed 10 be caused by the
custard served as dessert Nine Of the
parties are considered in dangerous
condition, and several cases will proba.
bly, terminate fatally.
Sunstroke.
In consequence of the intense heat
Yesterday, several cases OF sunstroke
are reported. None were fatal.
The Trades Strike.
No new feature OF interest occurred
in the trades strike except the acces-
sion OF iron and metal workers to the
ranks of strikers. The BARRIERS are
organizing for time strike.
Coroner's Inquest.
In the inquest to-day, in the case oI
Leoni Andrea, killed yesterday by bel
husband, the testimony showed that she
had been intimate with two other men
Andrea is held to await trial.
Found Guilty OF Manslaughter.
Julius Dunn, whose trial for murder
ing Colvert. the keeper Of the House
of Refuge, has been on trial all week
was to-day found guilty Of manslangh'
ter, in the third degree, and sentenced
to one years imprisonment
The Liberal Conference.
The Times thinks the call which has
been issued for a conference Of tht
Liberals in New York is evidence tha
Greeley's presentation at Baltimore al
the Republican candidate is not to bt
submitted to without formal protest and
organized opposition.
Not Yet Arrived.
The steamship Rhein, bearing Herr
Strauss, Madam Pascha and the German
Band, has not yet been sigualled. Tht
City Of Hoboken is waiting to give
them a public reception and fifteen OF
twenty singing societies of this city will
alec turn out when they arrive. The
Queens Grenadiers Band is expected
on Sunday and will have q private re-
ception by the Ninth Regiment Band
A public reception will be given the
Irish Band due on the 26th and q pub
lie one would be given to the Grena
diers had not the Sunday professions
been prohibited by law.
The Case or Carl Vsgt.
In the case Of Carl Vogt, charged
with the murder of Chevalier de Blanca
at Brussels, and in which Governor
Hoffman issued warrant of extradi,
tion, Judge Curtis, to-day, in an elabo
rate opinion, held that the power o
extradition is vested only in the Fed.
eral Executive. Vogt has been dis
charged, 80 far a. the warrant fo
murder is concerned, but will be trie'
on an Indictment for grand larceny, fol
bringing stolen goods into the State.
Gen. Howard Returning.
A Washing special to the Times say
that General Howard has finished hi
mission to the Apaches and is now re
turning. He is expected about the 20tl
inst. He brings four Apache chiefs
two Punas, one Popago and two Apach'
women. lie reports success in hi
mission. 81. .
Death or James T. TapscOtt.
James T. Tapscott, of the well know
emigration and shipping firm OF Tap
scott Bros, is dead.
The Steamship Rhine At sandy HOOl
The steamship Rhine, having Of
board Herr Johann Strauss, the celebra
ted composer, Madame Psscha, the SC
prano, the German Band aud Empero
Williams imperial coraet quartette
arrived at Sandy Hook, tonight. Th
musicians who will take part in tn
Boston Jubilee will leave for Boston to,
morrow. Mrs. Greeley and dsug ghte
are also passengers BY the Rhine. Mrs
Greeley is quite i'll. Il
I Terrible Gale.
The terrific gale which swept owe
the city between 3 and 4 o'clock thi
afternoon was very disastrous in it
effects. In Greenpoint several house
were unroofed and trees torn up il
every direction. The roof of the New
York Dye Works was blown of. caus'
ing damage to the extent Of $500.
A large brick building in Williams
port corner Broadway and Lynch
streets, which was in course Of erec
ton, was blown down, burying nip'
men in the ruins. One man namet
Biers, was taken out dead; the other
were terribly wounded. The brig g. 3