The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-26
Sundays Dispatches.
NEW YORK.
Travel to Europe.

NEW ORk, august -o.-lue SiSat
flow OF summer travel to Eusope has
experienced considerable reduction, and
smaller number OF cabin passengers
left this port for Europe last week than
any week in the two preceding months.
The American Institute Fair
will be opened for the reception OF
goods tomorrow. The number OF ap-
plicants for space is greater than those
of any previous year, and the class OF
goods much finer.
The Fever.
The health authorities report favora>
bly, as to the condition of the yellow
fever patients now in the hospitals
Several have recovered and gone back
to their vessels. No new cases have bro
ken out in the fever ship, 1t is expec-
ted that the Numancia will leave this
harbor Monday week.
Billiard Match.
A new billiard match. for $500 side
between Garner and Deery, is proposed,
the game to be three ball carom, 500
or GOV points up. 1t will propably be
played at Chicago in September.
Charles O'Conner,
Notwithstanding frequent ehdeavors to
induce him to make public his views
and intention regarding his acceptance
of the Louisville nomination, il ten
dered him, still maintains the greatest
reticence on the subject, declining to an.
swer all questions.
General Dix Congratulated.
Ex.Mayor Havemyer has addressed a
letter to General Dix congratulating
him on the nomination of the Repub-
lican Convention and urging that in
the interests of the Republican party
and OF the people of the State of New
York, Dix allow his name to stand at
the head OF the ticket.
Arrested.
Captain Irving, Of the Central de-
tective Office, yesterday received dis
patch from the Chief of Police Of Troy,
New York, informing him that they
had arrested young man whom he
believed to be Berthold R. Steiner, the
abscondiug agent of the Gsrde Repub-
lica;ne Band. 1t will be remembered
that about the middle Of July Steiner
absconded from Chicago with the pro-
ceeds of concerts given by the band in
aid of French benevolent society Of
that city, amounting to $4,000. Gar
nier, the we'll known billiard player,
has gone to Troy 10 ascertain whether
the police have the right man.
Row.
Last evening two Jersey City police
officers were attacked and beaten by q
crowd OF ruffisns in drinking place in
Henderson street. Early 10 the after
noon the collection Of loungers that
habituslly, on Sunday, gather within
each OF the 700 or 800 open saloons,
met in the saloon of Patrick Roch, on
the corner Of Morgan and Henderson
streets, where, soon after dark fight
broke out between Hugh Mulsney and
another OF the patrons of the place.
The noise raised by the fighters and
their hackers drew q large crowd Of
listeners to the door. Officers Bowe
and Hull came also and entered the
place to quell the disturbance. They
attempted to arrest two of the men
when the entire crowd assailed them
with bottles and glasses. Both officers
were badly bruised by the rowdies.
With their call whistles they sum-
moned other officers who arrested tour
Of the gang and took them TO the first
precinct police station. Their names
are Patrick Roch, proprietor Of the
place, james Jourdsu, Edward Ryan
and John Hsnley, leader Of the row.
Hugh J. Mulaney escaped. The
prisoners were locked up to await ex'
animation to day.