Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-11

THE LEGISLATURE

hdJ lilVul Vi CSIldlu DOUuS OIL the CITY OF New
York, falling due this month, passed the senate
| and house this morning.
Dill was introduced in the assembly pro-
Wiling Tor convention, composed of three dele
gates from each assembly district of New
YORK Guy, elected by the people, to frame new
chart for that city.
A bill passed the legislature, providing for the
payment OF the Indebtedness of the city of New
York. 1t authorizes the raising of six and A
half millions. The senate confirmed VIM. G.
Fargo as manager of the Buffalo insane asy-
lum
SHERMAN ELECTED UNITED STATES SENATOR.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 10.-The general as
sembly in JOINT convention, TO day, elected John
sherman United States senator.
Nebraska.
IMPEACHMENT
OMAHA, Jan. 10.-In the legislature the i'm
parchment of the governor is spoken of as prob
able.
Maryland.
INAUGURATION
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10 Hon. William Pinckuev
WINE was lnaugurated governor To- day. His
inaugural address makes no reference to politics
or state policy.
LOuIsiann.
THE GRAND MUDDLE
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-Larly this morning
a large numbl of metiopolitans, armed with
winchester rifles, took position on Royal street
occupying ala ost the entire street from Cana
to Custom House street, preventing the assem-
bhng of the Carterites. The morning papers
publish the names Of several citizens who wit
messed the shooting of Wheyland, Yesterday.
and who state that the shooting was done BY
policemen
THE LATE TRAGEDY-coNTEUED EXCITE
The statements regarding the killing of Whey
land are contradictory. Capt. McCanu testified
before the coroners jury thar Mccullough ac-
knowledged that he had shot Wheyland in the
discharge of his duties as sergeant-at arms.
When the evidence closed, the jury agreed on a
verdict, THAT Wheyland came to his death at
the hands OF certain parties, at present name
less"
This morning Coroner Creagh promulgated
another verdict in the same case, charging Nc
Callough and the two McCOrmicksl vita 'the
murder Of Whcyland, and George w Carter
with being accessory before the fact. The gov
ernor says that in consequence of the verdict,
he sent policeman to Royal street TO arrest
Carter.
THE ANTI-wARMoUTH PAPERS
The Times says: "The most lawless and rep
rehensibe Of all the acts yet done, was done this
morning. in the occupation Of Royal street with
metropolitan police, armed with Remington
rifles"
Inc Bee says; "The federal government
would not only be justified in putting down the
administration Of Governor Yarmouth, but it is
bound to cause such rule to cease"
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.
Governor Yarmouth 10 day issued another
proclamation, ordering the Carter faction to de.
sist from further Proceedings, commanding the
members to return to their seats Ia the general
assembly.
GENERAL DISORDER.
The Pcayune says -FOUR merchants are
obliged to close therldoors against the mob nj
midday. lncalcuable loss is suffered by our
citizens in this manner.
Application for an injunction restraining the
Carterites from further action has been post.
poned until Saturday.
Very few ladies appeared on Canal street, no
business in doors, as the mon generally were
out,
Pennsylvania.
ELECTION OF STATE TREASURER
HARRISBURG, Jan, 10.-Ihe legislature In
joint meeting, to-day elected Robert W. Mackey
state treasurer
sOuth Carolina.
GovERoR SCOTT.
COLUMBIA, jan 10 --Gov. Scott, in his mes.
sage answering the impeachment charges, de-
MES fatty that there has been any over issue of
bonds, or that any one bond of any class has
been issued except In pursuance Of law He at
tributes the depreciation of state credit 10 KIN.
kluXsm, VIII CHI, he says, has, during the last
three years, had the same effect financially as
civil war. He reviews and yindicates the onero,
tons OF kempton, the financial agent OF the
state in New York,
Georgia.
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 10 --lhe legislature met
to-day, and the governor elect rpsipned his No.