The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11
NEW YORK.
Frank Walworth Indicted.

New YoRL, June 10.-The Grand
Jury Of Oyer and Terminer came into
court to-day, when the foreman handed
Judge Davis q batch of indictments,
among which was found one against
Frank H. Walworth for murder in the
first degree.
New TrIaI for Stokes.
The Court Of Appeals has reversed
the decision Of the Supreme Court in
the case ofStokes, and ordered new
trial. Immediately after the decision
OF the Court of Appeals. granting new
trial was received by stokes counsel, he
visited the prisoner and communicated
to him the good news. Stokes was
greatly overjoyed, although he declared
he had fully expected such a result.
He was somewhat reticent Sharkey,
Simmons and other prisoners in the
Tombs became enthusiastic over the
news.
A New Railroad Enterprise.
Another extensive railway enterprise
entered upon some time since, under
the name of the Southern Railroad
Security Company, is jnst approaching
completion and will be thrown open
for through travel from New York to
New Orleans, on August lst. Accord
inp To the statements of it's officers
here, the company was chartered and
organized for the purpose OF uniting
and protecting the interests of lines be-
longing to it and for the creation Of the
great Southern Trunk Line from this
csty to the principal cities in the south.
Among the companies embraced in the
combination are the Richmond and
Danville, North Carolina, Atlanta and
Richmond Air Line; Wilmington and
Weldon; Columbus and Augusta; Char
lotta, Columbia and Augusta. East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia; Memphis
and Charleston; Richmond and Peters,
burg; and several others. The compa-
ny intend to extend their lines westerly
80 as to connect with system OF rail-
roads now in course OF construction IN
Texas.
Last evening three young men named
William H.Kilbsy, Michael J.Costello
and Francis Healey, engaged a row
boat and pulled up East river, when
passing the Fulton ferry house the fer'
~ boat Hamilton bore down on them.
They shouted to the pilot to stop the
engine, but were not heard. The pad
die wheel OF the steamer struck the
boat upsettipg her and throwing all OF
them into the river, Kilbey swan to
the shore, but the other two could not
swim. Costello seized hold Of the boat
and supported himself, but Healey sunk
and wa. drowned. Costello and Kelley
were rescued.
cholera in Washington.
A Times special from Washington
says that several cases Of cholera have
occurred in Washington in which all
the usual symptoms were present, In.
GLIDING the collapse. One case was in
Georgetown and the other in Washing
ton. Neither have proved fatal. The
Board OF Health will take most ener-
getic measures regarding the disease.
Piscatorial.
A special dispatch to the Evening
Mail, dated Omaha June, 10, says at
dispatch has been received from the
head Of the U. 8. Fish Commission
Washington, ordering Deputy Livings.
ton to return Immediately and prepare
an acouariam car for Califarnia in
place OF the one lost. This time it will
be exclusively for fish.
Carl Vogi.
Action was commenced in the Su-
preme Court by the woman whom Carl
Vogt, the alleged murderer Of Count
Defiance, brought with him from
Belgium, to recover bonds to the value
OF $4,000 from Jacob Gross, with whom
she had placed them for safe keeping.
Gross. who was Vogts counsel, defends
the suit by saying he delivered the
bonds to the Belgium minister, they be-
ing claimed as the property Of the muir.
dered Count.
Minister Orr's Remains.
The steamer Thuringia, from Ham
burg, with the remains Of Minister Orr
on board, arrived at Sandy Hook, at 4
Pm. The vestibule and rotunds OF the
City Hall have been draped in mourn
ing preparatory to the reception OF the
remains, which are to lie in state in the
Governors room, which is also drapet.
Minister Orr's remains will be receiv-
ed from the steamer Thurugin, to-mor-
row morning, by the Guard Of Honor
Of knights Templars. who will have
them in charge until the funeral servi-
ces. All the lodges will join in the
procession and march to DR.. Hepworth's
church, where the funeral services will
take place. Rev. r. L. Scboonmaker,
Senior Grand Chaplain, will conduct
the Masonic ceremonies, and the Epis'
copal services will be conduct
ed by Rev. Dr.. Tying, Jr.
After the services in the church Colonel
S. B. Childs, representing the State Of
ficials OF South Carolina, will receive
the remains at Jersey City and convey
them 10 Charleston. None of the fam.
lily were present except his son, who
was lis private secretary. His daugh-
ter is COW at school in Germany.
Major Havemeysr
Addresses the heads OF the departments
o-day, calling on them 10 remove from