The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-05
NEW YORK.
The Macdonald HorEery Case.

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oyer and terminer court. While tn
argument was in progress concerning
the writ Of habeas corpus, the Unitet
States Marshal had taken Macdonald
from Fort Columbus in small steam
boat and intercepted the steamer CUPS
on her outward passage. MscDonaic
was placed on board and is now on hi'
way to England.
Carl vogt.
The Scotia Greece and Olympia ar
rived here last night.
Carl Vogt, the alleged murderer OF th'
Belgian noblemau, De Bisnco, was sem
to Fort Columbus in this harbor, yes
terday. -.
:, Mi.ister Orr. r.
1t has been decided by the Masonic
fraternity that the funeral services o.
the remains of the late Minister Orr
will be held in Doctor Hepworth's
church on Madison avenue. The body
upon arrival, will probably be taken to
CITY Hall where it will lie in state. The
funeral procession will be very large
and imposing.
Jay GauId.
Jay Gould, who yesterday, in COM
pany with several other prominent rall'
road men and capitalists, started fol-
the West, has, it is said. gone to Chi.
cago, to take part in the Chicago and
orthwestern Railroad election, which
takes place June 5th. Rumors prevail
Of important changes in the manage
ment Of the road, although it is be-
lieved President Tracy will be contln'
ued in his present position. 1t is alec
probable that definite arrangeme nts
will be arrived at by which the earnings
Of the Chicago and Northwestern and
the Milwaukee and. st. Paul roads will
be pooled. The party will not return
until the Sth or 9th inst.
Commissioner Van Buren.
General Van Buren has writer
another letter, in which be says that
more iudefensible outrage than thlt
whole treatment of himself and his as
sociate commissioners by the press o.
this country, he cannot conceive. U
the contracts for covering the cour
ward, and for an addition to the ma
chinery hall at Vienna, said by cor
respondent to have been given upon ar
agreement that five per cent. was to
have been paid to the commissioner
having charge OF the job, were awarded
by Mr.. McElrath, who eits in judgmen
on his former associates. He says tha
all the charges made are baseless ia b.
ricstions, and that neither the Minister
or any other man shall wrest from him
with impunity the spotless reputation
of life.
The Supervisors Of Brooklyn are
making an investigation into the actor
Of the Supervisors OF 1858, expendlne
$2S8, 900 for the prisons and workshops
that yet remain unfinished.
The Victim Of n Sons vengence.
The post mortem examination ovel
the remains of the murdered M. l.
Walworth was held to-day. After
empaneIling the jury Drs. Furell and
Marsh proceeded to search for the four
bullets. The fret was found in the
left arm. The second entered neal
the left stone and passed through the
lungs and was found imbeded in ths
ribs on the right side, this was alone
sufficient to cause death. The shot on
the rigat side of the chest the physici.
ans failed to find, although it was
searched for. The fourth one
extend near the right ear was found IN
the brain. The deceased was q very well
formed man and in perfect health, al
parts being found strong. Death was
caused by the pistol shot wound and
hoemorrage Of the lungs. His brain
was found to weigh fifty ounces. Ths
rem aims are in charge Of the undertaken
who will prepare them for interment
The funeral will take place Friday.
Vic. and Tennie,
In the U. S. District Court, to-day
before Judge Blatchford, motion te
ouash the Indictment against Woodhul
& Claflin, for mailing obscene literature
on the ground OF insufficiency, the Dis
tric. Attorney finding, on rising to re-
ply, that he had been conducting hi
case on the wrong Indictment, Judg'
Blstchiord thereupon adjourned tht
case.
His Fathers Murderer.
Frank Waiworth who murdered BIZ
father yesterday. still maintains thu
same calm, cool department be hal
observed since the murder. Charlie!
OConner, the well known lawyer,visit-
ed him this morning. His mother
brother and Judge Bartlett visited hin
at the prison afterwards. No emotion
was apparent during the interview
which lasted over an hour. Mrs. Wal
worth's feelings, however, overcome
her on leaving the prison and she be-
came much affected.