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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22
WASHINGTON.
General News Summary.

ENS"o
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Three mil.
lion pounds of cotton were shipped
from Savannah, on Friday last, fol
Europe.
Investigation in the affairs Of the Sec.
ond Auditors Office show that the dis
bursting officers have been largely i'm
posed upon by the use Of forged soldiers
discharge certificates, and that in some
cases claims have been presented to the
department based upon these forged
certificates. In some cases genuine
soldiers discharge certificates have been
used after carefully erasing the name Of
the true soldier and inserting another
one. The matter has been placed in
the hands OF the Attorney General, who
has inaugurated measures for the pun
ishment of claim agents and others
engaged in this business.
The War Department publishes, in
the form of a general order, the recent
decision of the Supreme Court in the
case Of the United States, plaintiff in
error, Us. Abijah Torble, from the Su.
preme Court Of Wisconsin, denying the
jurisdiction OF the State courts to issue
writ Of habeaS corpus for the discharge
OF a person held under the authority or
claim, or color Of authority, OF the
United States, by an officer Of that
government when that fact appears
upon an application for the writ, or to
continue proceedings under the writ
when issued after information has been
given in return OF the writ by the Off
Ger having charge Of the prisoner.
Since the publication of Belmont s
request for a meeting Of the National
Democratic Committee, the leading
Southern Democratic journals are more
outspoken in opposition to the passive
policy or combination of the Demo-
Gratis and Reform Republicans. The
Savannah, Georgia, NtpS, one Of the
most influential journals in the South,
in recent issue, SAYS: while we Of
the South have deferentially awaited
the movement OF the National Demo-
cratic Committee, to whom the duty Of
inauguratng the approaching Presiden'
tial election has been assigned, unwll-
ling to distrust their council or unneces
sarily obtrude our opinion, we have not
for moment acquiesced in the sugges-
ton Of any scheme which had for its
object party triumphs at the sacrifice
oil Democratic consistency, much less q
triumph over one wing of Radicalism
by an Endorsement of the principles and
men OF the other"
Private advices received here in
relation to the condition OF affairs
among the Indians, in Arizada,
state thatthey continue warlike.
The War Department is transferring
recruits in large numbersto the
forts in the Indian country, and
every preparation is being made to.
meet any outbreak which may be con-
templated by the Indians.
-hH '~... 30 ---r-----
here last night
SALT LAKE CRY, April 81.
Hon. ". II. Hooper, ". c.:
The infamous dispatches sent from
here are disgracing the Associated
Press. There has been no excitement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22

mere last nlSnt.
SALT LAKE CRY, April 81.
Hon. v. II. Hooper, ". c.:
The infamous dispatches sent from
here are disgracing the Associated
Press. There has been no excitement
over the decision Of the United States
Supreme Court, as all the citizens here
know. The aim OF the press agent
is to create an excitement or make il
appear to exist TO provoke Con
gressional action.
The letter is signed by Thomas ?.
Akers, John Wiggin, Geo. Whitney,
B. NJ. Durell, J. o. Gordon, Theo. 3.
Tracy, w. c. Campbell, A. w. Nichols
and S. A. Mann. None Of the signer,
are Mormons.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22

NEW YORK, April 20.-A public re
ception will be given to Father Gauz
ger Tonight.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

Law Department, Washington University
The regular annual term ofthis Law school
will open on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, 1872.
Full course, two terms-six months each.
Students admitted 10 the Senior Class on ex.
animation by application on or before Octo
Der 9Th. 1872. Tuition fee. so first year; $50
second year. including Use Of library. For
particulars address, G.. NJ. sTEART.
Dean of Faculty, or
HENRY HITCHCOCK,
Provost Law Department,
~6-d&w I IN. ST. Louis, Mo.
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ARE YOU GOING WEST?

Ifso, take our advice and purchase your tickets
over tie old reliable and popular MISSOURI Pa
cirIc RAILROAD, which is positively the only line
running three daily express trains from st. Louis
to Kansas City and the west! aud is positively
the only me which runs Pullman palace sleepers
and fine day coaches, especially for movers,
equipped with Miller's safety platform, and the
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son, ST. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs
and Omaha without change For information in
regaid to time tables, rates, &c, to any point in
Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Texas, and
California call upon or address S. II. Thompson,
agent, Missouri Pacific r. X. Columbus, Ohio; or.
T., A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81 Louis,
Mo.
No trouble to answer questions s.s-wl
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Railroad Advertisements.

ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
FROM CAIRO TO
Cincinnati, INDIANAPOLIS, Toledo.
Detroit, Cleveland Niagara FalIs
Buffalo, pittsbu,o ashinston
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all points east.
Mliwaukie, Jauesville, Madison,
Lacrosse, 81. Paul and all points north.
his is also the only direct route to
Decatur Bloomington, NprIngeld.
Peoria, Quincy Epoknt
Burlington, Rock Island. la sale
mmVnuo'a' DIXON, Freeport,
""eha' Dubuque, sioux City,
Omaha and all points northwest.
Elegant Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
On all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked 70 all important points.
For tickets and Information, apply to I. G., R,R.
depot airoi on board the transit steamer be-
tweeu columbus and Cairo, and at the princip.
railroa ticket Offices throughout the south.
". J.. JOHNS Genl pass. Ag't, Chicago.
A. MITCHELL, Gen'l sup't Chicago.
j. JOHNSON, Ag't, Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
Special Notices.
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No disappointment The genuine W. A. Bstche.
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st. Louis Advertisements

Send for
D. c. JACCARD l. cos H.
lustrated Price List and
Catalogue Of WaItham, How.
ard, and D. c. Jaccard & Cos
Watches, jeweIry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware, &c.
When In St. Louis you are
invited to inspect their mag.
niticent JEWELRY establish.
ment. Nos. 40I & 400 N.
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Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
sSrWatches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail promptly atten-
dsm-2-2o.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
TVEED'S CASE.

MR.. BARTLETT EXPLAINS HIS LETTERS TO TIE
OLD GRAND JURY.
The suit Of the People agt. VIM. NJ. Tweed,
which has been long delayed is set down peremp-
torly for this morning when yOluminOus mass Of tes
timony will probably be taken On Saturday The
TRIBUNE published an article tending to show that the
counsel of VIM NJ Tweed had endeavored to ntimidate
the members of tho General Grand Jury that
brought in the indictments against the Ring consprator
last winter by sending several Of the members letter in
which he assumes that they in possession OF important
information regarding irregularities in the action and
constitution Of the Grand Jury, and announces that he
will apply to the proper to obtain their testimony
If written dispositions not sent him. Curious to know
what foundation there for this seemingly extraord
nary letter. TRIBUNE reporter sought Willard Bartlett,
Mr. Tweed's counsel and, in response to appropriate
ipouies the latter said that he had sent the letter to
number of members Of that Grand Jury--iu fact,
all who 10 lis knowledge had the desired nfOrma-
ton. As TO this evidence OF nTegulaHty ne
knew that 10 existed, and he would nave III II
pears like intimidation, said Mr. Bartlett, Is perfectly
proper one and sustained by law. In all cases where
persons are not willing to make afdaNits the law pro-
Vldes a means by which they be compelled TO make
ceedng TO obtain their afdavits In That way IL was
necessary TO request persons from whom We desired
them 10 make voluntary afidavits, II they would For
that purpose number OF letters OF TINS knd were sent
These gentlemen not grand jurors now, and IL Is,
therefore, no attempt 90 intimidate grand Jurors
member Of the old General Sessions july states tat
he has been informed by eminent counsel that tnose
who have served grand Jurors cannot DC cOmpeheu
ii the Grand Jury ROOM and that these depositions can
not De legally demanded.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
BASE-BALL AND CRICKET.

The series Of exhibition games Ill Brooklyn,
last week. in which the three professional clubs Of New
York Philadelphia and Boston took part, resulted in
the success Of the Athletic Club Of Philadelphia, their
nine defeating Mutuas Of this city by of to7
and to5 The Athletics also won their first game with
the Bostons and as they will doubtless win the second
the Boston nine not being in condition to cope with such
rivals, disabled they are-the probability is that
the Athletics will win the first prize. In Baltimore, on
Saturday the BOSTON nine defeated the BaltmOres In
their sixth championship game by score OF to 8. .
This present week is 10 be busy one IN the cricket
match will be PLAYED between a selected Eleven OF Jcr
eev Citv and TWENTY-FIVE OF NewJersey which Will in
Glide PLAYERS from Trenton. Newark, Paterson, and
Orange. The match will begin at noon on Tuesday on
fife HObOken Cricket field On Thursday the St.
George and Manhattan Club Eleven Will meet for a
match on the same field. The contest between the
Tnglisb Eleven of New-Yorll and PHILADELPHIA cOm-
bjned against an American Eleven Of Philadelphia ter
minated on Saturday at Germantown ia draw game
as there was not time TO play the match
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
POLICE NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Henry Far
re was committed for sachg watch worth from Albert Janee
jeweer Of No. 24O BoEeU.
At 1855, Saturday night, fire, caused by defect
i've fine occuIrei society Of cveI .noer, In The
Chamber Of Commerce building No. 60 Wsmst damage 800 in
slreL
Louis Ennis German Of No. 156 Sullivan-st at
tenpie suicide stabug himself the Abdomen With penkuie
Willie suffering deam Saturday lie viii probably
Edward A. Bowery, charged with attempting to
induce John T. Mangat print counterfeit Internal eyeue stamps
was honoray discharged Saturday By Commissioner al els
Eiv ri CASEY William Mcone, eharsea With rius' @IO
bill to a 81 OOO BILL held Ia :. 900 bail each.
Justice Cox at Jefferson Market, yesterday, held
Thomas Sprou ll5 West Hfyouhst for stabng Cuar
Meier Sitihay nfctg serious injuries Edward John
SON trnck driver held the result Of injuries inflicted on
Elizabeth No. LOG West Bgheathst, who run over on
SATURDAY morning.
Joseph Lynch, age ., of No 2l2 West FOrty-sov-
ep Instantly Killed Sudiy by The falling Of the
iiug cWhnneg Of Brookn T. D. fatally injured, Sat
uay 10 falling cellar from the fourth story Of Singers machine
fsltory Eourh-lye. SKetlst where lie employed
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt on Friday
pieh 10 rob the works. 27 an 29 West Fy
1rt which contained 800 An officer noticing the Office door
eIe and discovered tl portion Of The
loci Of the toEn or The OF the o hal been
ran upon The floor lay poSde fuse and burglars Implements
A fire in the basement Of the residence of John
Iu No. Ffhst. resulted il e2O dug- 90 HnuIe,
T,-ert....A lighted match, eeey dropped OF y 80.
Ia be OF Thomls Cunningham AZ No Y Greene hst,
hi iime .i TIE lorer foors
BY water; Insurance The building damaged $780, folly ih-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
A1LEGEp FATAL NEGLEcr IN A HosPITAL.


Amelia Kleiber age 40, a patient at the Wards
Island Hospital died, Saturday from alleged neglect,
uring protIacted parturitiOn, Sept. 1G. Deputy
Coroner on Friday recorded the womans statement,
which, however, owing 20 the absence Of Coroner by
whom 1t should have been taken, cannot be used as evil
dence The deceased alleged that she came from Mis-
souri, and that at the time Of her confinement nurse
slept beside her, but neglected to attend to her Tor
nearly two hours after delivery; that subse-
ouentlv. the nurse attended 10 her properly.
The nurse Mary j. RIitor, denies tho statement,
aud arns that she attended promptly and properly TO
the deceased, and also 70 another patent VINO was con
Ined the same night. TAe Warden reports that Mrs
KIcbers child WAS stIlbOrn, owing, n the opinion of
Dr. Rede the prOracuOn of the labor. soon after
delivery The patient was comfortable and uncOmpain-
iug. Finding symptoms Of fever three days later, the
Doctor caused the removal Of the patient 10 the ieYer
ward Here she was attended by Dr. EssrOger, who
subsequently found symptoms Of pcrODitls. T.. which
he administered remedies. Typhoid superNoncd ana
for several days prior 10 death deceased was ~ low
condition from tbs disease No complaint of neglect
was made by te patient ti Thursday, when rhc told a
clergyman and tue Deputy Warden that her nurao had
neglected her as alleged An inquest will probably be
bed !0day
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotet-John G. Thompson. Chairman
Of the State Committee Of Ohoi Bruser1o1& & Po
Of The Liberal Republican Committee Of Ohoi W. u pH
master of Boston George NJ Pullman Chicago, the Rev
Kennedy Of Scotland Frederick Arrow and Capt o. p5sn
Iondop . BTeUoOrf HOuss-Count KreOl Secretary OF
legation Apor, President Of the hda9@ alsa{ OF
J. Hickson Treasurer Of Grand Trunk RaSaI o & o..
Brydges Thomas Crump Of Montreal - NIo d 5., Charles
W. Forsyth o. s. Az Col e. Pollard Of Alsbama u he';
Cienev Of Chicago Prof W. H. Niles Of Boston Capt Perry OF
steamship AdnAic and George Francis Train Erereu s, i
Ks Field ,gnan HoseThe Rev Dr. Jackson OF lnhly Soi
Ie Hartford and John h. King Springfield Grand oea"d' H0
-Ibe Hon. II. W. Hillard Of Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
est FOrty-sov-
RnLnlara Inade IN nnsnccnaslnl nttemni ON EIidnY
mps pARroN,s FIrNERAI.

The funeral of Mrs. James Parton, Fanny
Fernp took place at her husbands residence, No. 500
Fast Elghteenth-st, on saturday, at noon. No public
announcement OF the hour had been made, and those
who gathered were almost exclusively the personal
friepds of tho deceased This was In compliance with
her own WISH she having all her lie had deep abhor-
rance OF ceremony ~ funerals. the Rev. Howard
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
, POLITICAL AFFRAY AT CovINGT0N.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-COyington had a riot
last night procession consisting half OF whites
and half OF coored marching along the street.
when as one story says boy halooed for Greeley.
negro said, "shoot him." and began firing. Another
storv "a that the negroes fred I'm the air aud another
tbat they fred into the crowd OF bystanders. Although
many shots fired no one was hit with bullets, but
number were struck with torches. The doors and win
dows OF two stores broken In.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

c,ossv n n Chancellor Of the New-York University
snd pas,or or the Fourth.ave. Presbyterian Church.
GOO. r~esent and dwelt in fitting terms upon the life
aud services tho deceased soon aiter I g m e
nans followed by few Carrlhgos cVnlahInE LII
~ iho deceased were borne from the bou Go te al"
g,yer boot nv which they were conveyed 10 bos1on
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

DURE PAINTS and C0L0RS.-J0HN w.
NASURY SON, III Fuion-st Nesl0rk. Specially IL Pure
Paints. send stamp for sample book and price ls.
TTHE best place in New-Yorll to buy reliable
Watches Diamonds fashionable Jearry sn Sterling silver
Wedding Presents sQuREs, 81 Fusl-5 Diamonds s7ecaty
A HOUSEHOLD WORD.-Buy all your
~ Chu Glass Cookery, Cooking Utensils, SC, az E. d. BASS
FORDS Great House-uraslBg Store, Cooper Itaie BulinG
GTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- without the knife causc dccn from business lmpoeuca Dis
eases ofthe Gcnetye Organs l iiIs 1iD ~ Lerngonaye
CECOND-HAND SAFES, Bought. Sold, or
- Erehalgd BUSL d Co.. So Al1-sL. NeE-ior,.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
HOME NEWS.

nAm-4so Eson-SOo 3p m-So hidnight-ss'
YESTERDAY.
e.m-s2o Eoop-a5o 3p m.-5io hidnight-i7'
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.. .
,a.-p .cr oY REPORT At p. OCT H.
biEosErHH. Inches TuEENoNETEA DEGREES;
Msrimpm Al Uh6 n g. .Sl29 Maximum al m Oct oIAo
Minimum at D. m TO- 1876! Minimum al m Oct R'"yo2
oiRange
n, Rain from gas D. NJ Amount Of WATER II Inch
oct s-Rain Oh m INTO Amount Of waer ~ iph
Oct from 6;l5 10 $3.50 Amount Of Tse W nH
Total amount Of wsier the weeT...........'' "a inch
pstapce Travelled by the wind during the week, lJ2 miles
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14


Ordinary Adverisements-$2 81 a line each insertion.
Cats and Displayed Advertisements, double rites
the News Column, preEed BY the Noni
Agate Escas Immediately preceding Marriages sni DeaAs-Ss
line e eaeh insertion.
Terms '1'n IL Address THs TRIBUNE. yer-YorE
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
DIR. RADWAY'S
Special Notice.

The United States Life LRS. Co.,
in the city of New-York, desire to
engage tho services Of suitable
person to take charge of their busi-
ness in the city Of Philadelphia.
No application will receive atten-
ton except from parties of expert
ence in the business, as shown by
what they have already accom-
plished.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

Jersey City Bank could not have been
ro e n eyoI the Chief Police bod tc Salt been surrounded
aui pro,l i with HoLEEs's ELZcrRlc BAyS PHoTacT9'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

Elegant Rolls, Biscuits, Bread, &C., with Doc
LRY's YSAsr PowDBR Depot, o. New-sL, h T.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
lAnno1ncements.i
BURNETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

"With malice toward none! with charity for
amp Haah for 5000 KSox Fall style Of Hat NIhe Hat Of the
season only be found s KSoIs, No. 2l2 BroaiSay
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

WEEKLY

tn. frov,nq able shows Tie actual num5er Of l e-s 20 IHR
yEW.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE thc fGsr-1 stf and Term
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

SAwg DAYrecosi Tse,Ies aIdc'p Sweepstakes q 80 each
second Loise 10 receive rlk3 out Of The stsAes
,-llc 81 stakes at2j dash 81 mile ald au cs9il.
Ihoupas Ntsj1ct ioaT DID, By Rodgers dam
NapltCla, pounds ffana
ODonnclrs ch facAsl years Old By imp Australian dam
Ideuid % ponds
Withers's b. Elsie. four old, imp bennington dam
hcDane Co.'S r Eastern star iour years OIL BY Cale
dam star oi n a2 pounds &C. IhOna
L. " w. r. Days c 'c1ne Patterson three yeafs 3D. by imp
AuftIalau, dam Jol M - pounds (unIl.
Cl.r Ncfa. tte Od bT Lightning dam imp
(ev Jopsn % pounds tlue ponrds overweight Canl.
A. d Dasg0ns D. Lilles sld, y JeA Davis dam Aae l5
Jcgrds lDorore - i H.
Srgu. - robats ~ c.oul
F- -Cfambefl CO. Ntt1t, three years od, by Naf Dance
dsn KlgouTs Dam s u4s iucllng - pounds o'erhoght
Time I5si
ch flird raes Was lYec handicap sweepstakes VI tJJ
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
Singular Aonomania.

An extraordinary case of ,monomania
is related in French paper. A we'll
dressed, educated gentleman recently
appeared before magistrate and gave
the following account Of himself: "Ay
name is L-. am, q teacher in .
college of the Department of Gers, and
have come to pass the vacation in my
native town. / come to ask you 10 be
good enough 70 put me in some ylum
unit, can overcome dangerous mon
omania which possesses me. l am not
mad, but am simply seized with an ire
sistlble desire to strangle . child. Dur
ing the long nights, as lay sleeplessly
in the dormitory OF: our college, listen
ing 10 the, breathing of the scholars
confided to my care, ! have felt the
most extraordinary sensations. Often
have l got up and gone towards the bed
OF one Of the boys,with The full inten-
ton of stranglipg him to death, but at
the moment that was about to seize
him by the neck-f-have succeeded, by
appealing 10 my ressonland all the re.
sources Of my nature, in avoiding the
committsI of crime, happily man.
aged to ward OF the dreadful impulse
until vacation came But to-day I feel
thatoI can mo longer resi { Even in
coming, here 10 yon l carefully avoided
meeting say childj for, had l dt>e no,
must have kihedrit.n,4 tthis momenl
. boy OF fanrteenp ycars happened. 10 bs
bruaxghth6fofe thsmagistratato answer
some charge sgAiuSt him. rAt the sigh,
| of the boy mad glare seemed TO darl
from the eyes of the monomaniac as hs
rushed forward TO seize him, and wa,
only prevented by the officers of tn,
law. The magistrate immediately sen
the unfortunate man TO . lunati,
asylum.