The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
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Crimes and Casualties

Grimes and Casualties
New YORK, July 23;-David A
Nagle and John Chambers, occupant
of shanties on Sixty-fourth street, quar-
relied last night over some grievance
when Chambers struck Nsgle a terrible
blow on the head with shovel, frac
turing his skull. Nsgle will probably
die. Chambers was arrested.
During quarrel last night between
Mathew Burke and Jacob Bender, tht
former was stabbed and fatally wound
ed by Bender, who was arrested
Burkes post mortem examination wai
held this morning; he will undoubted-
" die from the effects Of the wounds ht
received.
Last night Thomas Kelley, living al
No. 80 Allen street, fell out OF the sec
ond story window to the sidewalk and
was instantly killed.
Robert Pitcairn, aged thirty-twc
years, OF 2l9 Cherry street, fell from
the crosstrees OF the foretop mast OF the
bsrque Argentine and was instantly
killed.
Tom Lowry Killed.
A Wilmington, North Carolina, dis
patch says the killing Of Tom Lowry,
of the Swamp Angel gang, was effected
by the brothers of the murdered Col.
Wishar:, James Mckay and James
Campbell. Lowry was on his way to a
political meeting, when the party
emerged from their hiding place and
fired at him simultaneously.
DeniaIs by the "Tribune."
The Tribune denies the stories pub.
lished in some Of the Republican pa.
pers, that Greeley ever conferred with
Seymour, relative to selecting any one
for offices, that he ever desired any one
to get up meetings for him. or that he
ever asked anybody to try to get him
nominated for the Presidency.
anu SOt-
tage.
Tom Murphy writes from Long
Branch that he believes President
Grant himself paid for his seaside cot
tage, and that he (Murphy) didn't con-
tribute anything toward it, at any rate.
Late Mexican Intelligence.
A special from Matamoras, Mexico,
says that information has reached
there that Narvez with five hundred
men has occupied Lula de Tamaulipa,
The revolutionary Colonel Salazar has
captured the town OF Hanuco, near
Tam pico, with its garrison, and shot its
commander. Martinez attacked San
Luis on the lst instant, but had to re-
tire. General Cadins is to join him.
Diaz is reported in Lagos. Rocha is
still in Monterey, and Trevino and
Quircga in Coahuila. Palacios has
been appointed Governor Of Coahuila.
The Strikers.
A number OF discharged strikers
yesterday assaulted body of Italian
workmen who were employed in their
places at Loag Island City. There was
free fight for half An hour, but the
police scattered the disturbers. There is
scarcely vestige visible now Of the
haunts of the laborers and trades
unionists Of the recent eight hour move
ment. The struggle seems to have
totally collapsed.
Miscellaneous Items.
Rio Janeiro advices say that the three
ironclads for which the Argentine Con-
gress voted $2,600,000, have been or
dered from the. United States.
S. T. Streeter resigns from the Liberal
Republican Committee, and will sup
port Grant.
Helen Josephine Mansfield is to be q
witness in the Bsnard trial at Saratoga
Judge Griffith, of Jersey City, died
on Sunday.
Meeting OF Eric Directors.
A meeting Of the Directors of the
Erie railroad took place to-day. Peter
II. Watson, President OF the Board
presided, the proceedings Of which were
OF a formal character and kept strictly
private.
Political.
The campaign was progressing rapid
ly at Glenham Hotel headquarters thi:
morning Several prominent gentle
men called, among whom there were
Colonel E. NJ. Slicy and Colonel Tower,
Of Memphis Victor Brownan, OF the
Citizen, Frederick, Maryland; Duranl
Dupont. OF New Orleans, and Outer
bridge Hersey. The work Of organi-
zatiou has been vigorously pressed for
a month past, but no finance committee
has vet been appointed.
At the Administration headquarters
to-day there were number of callers
Including Colonel Black, OF Virginia
and Senator Harlan and Mr.. Morris
Of Alabama Mr.. Black reported thsl
Virginia would probably go for Grant
Mr.. Morris also reported that Alabams
was as surely Republican as Masss'
chusetts:
The shooting or McMuIlln.
The intelligence from Philadelphia
to-day Of the shooting Of Alderman
McMullin caused much excitement il
snorting circles here, where McMulliI