The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-24
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NEW YORK.
Dp. HOuard q Address the Liberal
MeettnS.

mittee having in charge the Liberal
mess meeting, to be held September IL
has invited Mr.. Emile Houard to ad-
dress the meeting. Mr.. Housrd has
accepted the invitation and announced
his endorsement of the Liberal cause.
A special sts. nd will be erected for him,
decorated with Cuban flowers.
Forser CommItted.
Thomas Cunningham, the torger OF
warrants of the State OF Mississippi,
was brought to-day before Justice
Dowli1g, OF the Toombs Police Court,
and held tor trial without bail.
New Railroad and Steamboat Line.
The'new railroad and steamboat line
between this city and Boeton has been
arranged, which will retrace the old
route, via the Long Island railroad.
and then by steamers from GrcenPort
to New London; thence by rail TO
Boston.
Georgia Repub iieSn Convention.
A Times special from Atlanta says
that the Georgia Republican Conven.
ton adjourned last night at ll:3o, after
a very harmonious and effective session.
The nomination OF Dawson Walker for
Governor was unanimous.
Foster. the Murderer Of Pdtnam.
|, is announced that Foster, vino
murdered Putnam in Brooklyn car,
will have his case brought before the
Court of Appeals at its October term.
Ii ia generally believed that this Court
will sustain Judge Csrdoz' and that
Foster will again be sentenced to death
Production of Crude OIL.
A Tribune special from Parker's
Landing, Pennsylvania, says a large
meeting of producers was held there to
take into consideration measures tend
ing to check the present large produc-
ton o. crude oil. For the past four
months the quantity produced exceeded
the demand tor home consumption and
export by soue three thousand barrels,
in consequence OF which there WAS
decline OF one dollar per barrel. The
combination does not 60 into effect un-
Ill September |. The leaders OF the
movement are confident they can get
enough signatures TO coptrol the pro-
ductlon.
4 fire broke out this morning on the
second floor at 273 Lexington avenue,
which was caused by the children oi
Louis Wanzeaur, the occupant, p avlng
with matches. The lpss on the build
ing and Wanzesur's furniture ia placed
at 5000
Marine Intelligence.
Cleared-Steamer Algeria, for Liver
pool; Canada, for Liverpool; France,
for Liverpool; City of Montreal, for
Liverpool; Baltic, for Liverpool; Mas.
sspa Tor London; Australia, for Glas-
gov; South America tor Rio Janeiro
Arriyed-Sl Gamers Donan, from Bre-
men and Henry Chauncey, from Aspln'
wall.
Royal Visitors.
Prince Augustus and Prince Philip
went to Long Branch this morning to
nav their respects to the President.
They were accompanied by the Brazil
lian CJnsul.
The Minueap oils Bank Robbery.
DR.. Andrew J. Park and Spencer
Pettis were arraigned before Justice
Dowliug TO dsv charged with offering
f,r sale two bonds Of the St Paul and
Pacific railroad OF the value OF seven
hundred and fifty dollars which were
stolen from the State National Bank o
Minnesota at Minneapolis July %
Rufus J. Baldwin, Cashier Of the Bank
identified the bonds as part OF the pro-
ceeds OF the burglary committed on
that date DR.. Park was called as a
witness for the prosecution. he testl-
ied that three weeks ago Petite gave
him the bonds to negotiate at 10 cents
on the dollar. Park gave them to
Ainferoger, a broker, on Pine street.
George r. Sampson, a railroad con-
tractor, testified to the good character
OF Park Tue counsel tor Pettis urged
that his client should be discharged
as no evidence Was produced to show
his connection with the crime. Judge
Bowling denied the motion aud com
mitred Pe,iis for trial without bail and
ordered Park to procure bonds in FIVE
Thousand dollars tor his appe 'rance.
The Greeley Desnonssraties.
Arrangements for the Greeley dem
onstratiou 10 take place on the 18th OF
September were completed tonight.
Speeches will be made at Tammany
and Irving Halls and several stand
will be erected on Union Square, ss it
is expected that iull 10000 persons will
be congrega,ed in the ueighborhood TO
hear the addresses OF prominent speak
ers who will be present.
Stokes Sick.
Edward s. Stokes is very sick at the
Tombs with disease Of the bladder.
He il confined to bis bed.