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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23
BROOKLYN.
Methodist General Conference.


BROOKLYN, May 22.-The Methodist
Episcopal General Conference resumed
its session at 9 o'clock this morning,
Bishop Simpson in the chair.
Balloting for the three bishops to be
elected, in addition to the five elected
yesterday, was Immediately proceeded
with, the tellers retiring at 1870 to
count the ballots.
In their absence the discussion on
the report of the Committee on the
State of the Church was resumed.
The tellers announced the resul t Of
the ballot at IL o'clock, as follows :;
Whole number of votes cast, 4O4;
necessary to elect, 203; T. Gardner
received 236 and Gilbert Haven 209,
and were declared duly elected. The
votes for the other names stood: Jesse
T. Beck 1913, J. NJ. Waldron l60, E. o.
Haven l27, J. NJ. Eddy &c, J. NJ. Reade
SO, NJ. E. Cooley 2S.
A new ballot was taken for the cleo.
ton of one bishop, with the following
result: Whole number Of votes, 4Ol !;
necessary to elect, col; Jesse T. Beck
received 20j votes and was declared
elected; J. NJ. Waldron received l59,
E. O. Haven 80, and ]. NJ. Reade %.
Atthe conclusion OF the election Of
Bishops the Conference proceeded to re-
ceive delegates from evangelical associa-
tions. After an address from the Union
had been read, the delegates, DR.. Dubbs
and Thomas Bowman, were introduced.
DR.. Dubbs made an edifying speech on
the salient features of Methodism.
The Bishop announced the appoint
ment OF the following committee to
make arrangements for the conservation
of the newly elected Bishops, Messrs.
Trimble, Thompson and White.
Conference then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23

RAILROAD ELECTION PosTPoNED.-The
Board Of Supervisors Of this county, at
their meeting yesterday, postponed the
election upon the question of taking
two hundred thousand dollars stock in
the Northern and Southern West Vir-
ginia railroad, until the general election
on the fourth Thursday in August. The
voters Of the county can stay at home
and work their crops" on Thursday.
Those who are appointed as delegates
to the Grafton Convention can all go,
as they will not be required to stay at
home to vote-ClarkSbtTg Telegraph.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23
The LarReat Claim YET.

Colonel w. w. Warden, as attorney
for Mrs. Anna NJ. Fitzhugh, to-day
filed the largest claim ever filed before
the Southern Claim Commission. The
demand is for $4,000 for wool and
timber taken for supplying the United
States army during the war, from the
large estate of Mrs. Fitzhugh, in Fair.
fax county, known as "Ravensworth. "
Among the papers is safeguard in the
writing OF General Winfield Scott, dated
June IA, 1861, which reads as follows: :
Mrs. A. NJ. Fitzhugh, of Ravenswortb,
a lady Of great excellence, connected
with the family OF The Father Of the
Country, is, with her family servants,
house and property, placed under the
safeguard OF the army" Washington
Star, May 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23
MEMPHIS.
Skeletons FOund-Chargcd With vi.
Oiating the Enforcement Act.

MEMPHIS, May % THE skeletons OF
four human beings were found by work
men who were excavating for cellar
on the corner of Gayoso and Shelby
streets, last evening. Three were
adults. There is no oclue to the mystery,
the old vault in which they were found
having been closed !or several years.
w. A. Macon, J.. n. Clark, J.
Voughan and Fayette Southal and son,
of Salisury, Tennessee, were brought
here yesterday in the custody of a
United States Deputy Marshal, charged
with the violation of the enforcement
act in threatening the life Of William
Tringfellow, a white man who teaches
negro schools. A few weeks since his
school house was burned through the
agency of an incendiary. When the
house was burned he made a great
many threats against the white resi-
dents and said he would bring in the
military TO his aid. The citizens offered
to rebuild the school house if he would
cease his hsrapgues to the negroes.
This he refused to do, and Sunday, while
making an infammable speech to a
200 or 800 negroes, he was attacked by
party of whites, who dispersed the
crowd. This resulted in his sending for
the United States Marshall, and the ar.
res. ofthe parties named.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23
The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, May %, 7:30 P. M
ProbaJiH6es-The lowest barometer will
move enthusiastically over the north
ern portions OF the Middle and New
England States. An area Of cloud and
rain will extend eastward over the latter
tonight. Clear and pleasant weather
will prevail very generally on Thursday
from the Lakes to the Eastern, Gulf
and South and Middle Atlantic coasts,
with westerly to northerly winds, and
extend over New England on Thursday
afternoon and night. Brisk easterly
to southerly winds veering southerly to
westwardly are probable Tor the east
and middle coasts tonight. but danger
winds are not ANTICIPATED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23
Ex-senator Henderson
rom the Chicago Tribune.1

From the Chicago Tribune.
Senator John B. Henderson, OF Mis-,
souri,, was founder Of the Republican
party in that State, aad is delegate at
large to the Philadelphia Convention.
He is a statesman OF honesty, ability
and independence, and proved his pos
session of all these qualities by bis
course during the war, but especially BY
his vote with Grimes, Fessenden and
Trumbull against the Impeachment OF
Andrew Johnson. Mr.. Henderson,. il
10 announced, will not vote tQGrant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23

utive session Of the Senate to-day the
matter of the premature publication Of
the treaty by correspondents was dis
cussed, under a resolution reported from
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Every member present was obliged to
state, on his honor, that he had not fur.
nished copy, or had been in any way
responsible for said publication.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Geneva Conference.

LONDON, May 23.-The Times, in its
issue this morning, anticipates the prob
able adjournment OF the Geneva Con-
ference for time, until the present Diff
ficulty respecting the indirect claims
question be satisfactorily settled. 1t
believes that the solution Of the present
difficulty, which renders postpone.
ment necessary, will be discovered :and
become apparent to America, and
hopes that by an early day the adjust
ment Of the arbitration will be again
allowed to proceed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23
FRANCE.
Army Officers to be Prosecuted.

PARIS, May 22.-The government has
decided to prosecute those army officers
against whom charges Of maIadminis.
trstion Of office have been preferred
An investigation will shortly be insti-
tu,ed, which will be followed by rig,
orous prosecution OF the offenders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23

DALTON has raised the amount Of
stock apportioned to her for the con-
struction of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad. Orrville should not be
behind in this matter.-OhrviHe, Rayse
Co Cfesce1t. .-.... "a. 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23
The Weather and River.

PITTSBURGH, May 22.-The river is
stationary with % inches in the chan
mel. Weather cloudy with rain.
CINCINNATI, May 22.-The river is
rising with II feet 6 inches in the chan
mel. Weakher shoWery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-23
Suicide or q CoIored Girl.

SPRINGFIELD, May 22.-Eva Adams
colored, twenty years old, committed
suicide in the station house to-day, by
hanging herself to the grating OF her
cell with rope made by tearing up her
skirts.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.
oN AVN Av-rrp No

Tickets 10 all principal points In the Eat
and west can bs procured st the Union
Ticket ONCE, In McLure House, and nj the
Station at bridgeport -
FIR MYETS,
no2l Gent Passenger and Ticket Agsn
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Der &rie9 auf Subd. - Grfoi9 Der
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ltuunlfnmmene nun Doufnrtntene
9Ghue.

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ONeitcrcs aus Wlempbi8.

Wt m , b l s, %. IOeSenber.-Oe inter"
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bier an9efommen. Die Boft iiir yterpzgort
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Gtae fureatbarc Shncelalpine.-I2
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Stubt unb iude ben 2ieutenant ppn Pllz
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mebr am 2eben iein, mas Gptt perbllten
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gIene Nu;cigcn.
8iireau oes 0cb1uSez SuIncftnrs.

QItIm0r re, Den 2. SCVmber iS72.
Der@cbduot= 5nipCtor bat SrlauhniB= =@jeiutbe um
foIgenoC Ban =Byujc9icH erbalteu:
cor %. u. SCiires um gcitloNenen Shuppeu, t2
bei Il jSuR, blnt5r Jtr. <92, %t9btitr.;
oOn ) Y. 2SIlt5 nm ,IueGlattlorm, ii bei Is iSub,
bIEtr ytr. 49}, ysru9tonitr;
Dor ). Sutr UNI etusn Gdmpifeiiel nit 0laibire
Uou pier GirNCtrait gir. s, SrOmH's 2ane
Oon Y. yuOen um EN- SOmm,r0ab Gui oet 96G eel
NoDurn unn YrQttItr.
or oemadricJtiat cahcr Iue, Die cs un9e6t, ba5
CT 2amftag, ocn 4. Sdnuur, Sormltta9s 10 ubr, il
ieiuem 8iIrtuu aulUeenb ein luiro, nm 6eiaate Sc.
lute in GrUG9un9 ju 3e6Cn uuD odriIber Sei6luB Al
lanen. SIN auitrage: NJ. Q. 9Batfins,
t3lOl Slert ocs GJchduOez 1uipeftors
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9SettereS iiber Die lettcn StbtHz
hrii d1e bci Sap Spo.

8oIfon, 20. Deg. - 0as Shtff rSes
ruuiau" BON Singapore, wel9es Dor eiutgen
Saqeu BEL Sap SOB itranoeter tit in Stife
qebTpden. 9ret 2eiden muroen aus Dem
S9aiIer sesosen; in elmer Oer'elbeI ertaaate
man ben Sfeuermann &bos. $. Saine. Das
5dtff mar nit @ummi= @laItifum befraftet,
unO srOBe Guuutitdteu Der 8ru6t meroeu
unter anleitung Der y Underwriters" 9erettet.
Son oem Brad Der Sarte u6aOoif" iiur
1000 gallen Sauf gerettet porbeu. Oie Set
den Ses Gapt. Otatberps uno 8 Watroier
muroen gefnnOen.
Die oentide Barrie uSruucis" bon @inga
pore, melde bel Gap Goo anl Straube ltsSt
miro jeet bur4 gidtsri6iffe ausgelaoen
Capt. Sorting ftarb in Der Samfags Gadt
Das 1lngliicf auf Der ,,2ouis1tlle
SiafbYille.@ifenbabn."
Raibpille, Senn., 28. 0Gbr.- 8iel
Der bel benz llufale auf Der g9ouisoille, Rait
bile gilenbabn" perwunbeten Yaliasisre fin
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Nfpd, mchr &ranpe.

@bicagO. %. 0e;br. - Sn abingdon,
9entz@o., ST., brauHte gettrn 9tbenO eer
INSTRUMENTATION BON 9. Bradbury, Der
S6ubla6eu pom Wari9au & &bjpmau uHO
anoere flelne ga0en ab. Serluit $4,000,
tbeilpeiie oerFfert. 0aS 6euer wurOe uOn
einem B0iewldlte angeIe9t.
Detroit, Bii9., 28. Deg. Sn Ibrian
braunttn Die grOBen Babnwagens 8ertitatteH
ab. Serluit S75,0 900. lleber 150 Geute 9e'
ratben oa0urf auBer Arbett.
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slus TSeu=Sb0ffIdnS. Saudou.

9Qllfar, 28. DEG. : Nle Opr. gSt7
berla" unO n&uba" bon 2iUcrpOOl, @titercr
mad 8oitou, Qeeterer uud RemsDOrt be.
itimmt, lieieu beute we9en SOhlenmangtlS
bier eiu. SeiOe 0pfr. begesneten furatbarem
2Settet.
- Di. BON goiton bier eiugeidtepptcn
8lattern 9reifen iduea nm iid. 5n Oar.
mouth iiu6 ale airhrn, S4uleH, 28irtbS~
bGuier &C. IN 5olge Der Seufe gei6lOien.
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ausssrifst nit Oen bstsn 9ialalnfH uno slasez
ibtet mad, ben neueIten 9erbeierurgen, Die nberz
hunt bic Isbotoarapbfe auBuiusien 5at erlaube i'd
,pir sinsu oeebrten Bubtitum Die ersebenks ARbetss
an moten, 6as mein pon in SatimoreFraBe uortpeils
Ratt befanntee @ei1d,t nab
Ser. AZ, Jtorc Gbarlesftrafe,
serleat iIt uno als aunitz@aaerie b i'm etanoe eez
Snoet, Yortrats III lieern, neIde BOZ Del Carte de
yisite bis sur eebenssr05e in 8afel unb Del an
aebnlihteit unb 4ueiTpruus Mi1ts su pitnl6en
abr,s laiisn. Gruppen neroen in iece, Srose aul
Bus Sets ausssil5rt; Die befen ardtte fno Sur an7
tsrtauns DON @botosrupbe'n bel uns anseftsut, uno
nur pttfliaeu 9lnftieru miro Die lu5iubruns BON
Esortroite auuertraut. G9tausspon
&idars sSeisI,
20. SIR AS Hofh Is SbQr(esfrQSe.
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(Src6ct DiebffQbI

8bilubelpbta, 80. 0e3br. - 6eute
gtabmittag puroe bic @olOfettsnIabrlt BON
u. 2oben3 oil Der @de Der 7. unb Sa9ne=
StraBe uon 9ieben helnaeiudt, welde eine
Gileuipinbe erbraben uno &etteu i'm Sertbe
BON $4,000 ItableH. gto9 nm llbr mar oel
giqeutbGmer in bem 2otale uaO fanO 4ueS
Fd)er; eS 1T feline Spur bon ben 0leben Dor
haubeu.
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Iu8 Suo= uup ScntraG.
Slmerifn.

9tcw DOrt, IS. December. - 8eri6te
ans 6auanua metOeu, baB in Ganca cine 8e-
pollution uuSgebrod)en 1T, ba0urd ueranlaBt,
OuB BrditOent NtOSquera 9eneral Santo 60
lOnO Su ieiuem gtudfOlger ernanut bat. 8ez
rettS ioa ein Greffen itattgeiunOen babeu.
-Set Suntana I'M u0rOlifen Sau Gal
oaNor 1T elm Sultan aus9ebrohen un0 man
beiiirbtct Die i3erit0rung Uieler Safiee- 4lan=
ta9en.
-SOgOta 1T BON elmer grOBenllebcridwem-
mung beimgeiuft WOrOeu. Sicle Berionen
eriranfen uno uamAafter Serluit purbe ange'
itlftRt