The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-30
NEW YORK.
News Items.


is BOW suffering from paralysis OF the
nerves o. The left eye and has concluded
all professional engagements for the
season. He, with his wife, is now
residing at Bath.
| The ,Sim this morning announces the
sudden death of Michael Angelo Me-
Farland, brother of Daniel, whose di-
vorce suit attracted much attention in
this city. He was found insensible in
a small room in Fourth avenue three
nights ago, and died in the hospital
last night in extreme poverty. He had
spent over $4,000 in the trial Of his
brother.
John Derry, The billiard expert, is
reported to have been shot on Tuesday
night, by fellow billiardist, whom he
attacked. Three shots were fired at
Derry, one OF which took effect in his
arm. The name of his antagonist is
not published. .
While Thomas Murphy and Frank
Hambin were going down the bay in
a row boat, intending to fish near Fort
Hamilton, Hamblin attempted to walk
past Murphy to anchor the boat, and
fell overheard, dragging Murphy with
him. Murphy succeeded in regaining
the boat, but Hamblin was drowned.
Michael Haggerty and John Sharkey
became involved in quarrel last night,
at q LIQUOR store on 9th street and both
cliuched for fight. During the strug-
gle Hsggerty drew knife and stabbed
Sharkey in the stomach, Just below the
heart, inh citing serious wound. Shar.
KEY was removed to Bellevue hospital
and the doctor thinks he cannot recover.
Haggerly was arrested.
The Times says there are thirty
Catholic parochial schools in Brooklyn,
with an attendance of over sixteen hun
dred pupils, and that the clergy are
c'amoring Tor more schoola and pupils,
their object being TO break down the
public school system.
A London letter says that the APP
preaching assembly Of German journ-
al!sts is to be held at Hamburg. A
German newspaper is about to be start
ed at ST. Louis, and will be represented
through a negro gentleman, its propri-
etor. lie will bc known as the only
black journalist who has yet appeared
on the continent OF Earope.
The Society OF Laborers have refused
to work with non-society men in the
rebuilding of q burned oil factory at
Hunter'e Point, and the services OF the
police were necessary yesterday to pro-
tect the workers from the assault o! the
strikers.
The reported strike OF the plumbers
Is generally denied.
Numbers oF different Italian eocle-
ties have taken steps to secure the sue
cc4s'rl prosecution OF their countrymen
who NAV be engaged in the traffic in
children.
Ex-Mayor Barker Of Detroit, has
been elected an Honorary member Of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club. His yacht,
building here. will be started west next
week.
Charles Schultz, aged fitty-tour years,
last evening shot Mary Harnishage,
aged tweuty-eight years, who refused to
marry him, for the reason that he had
a wife living, anu then shot niihse'. II
believed that Schultz will one.
Last night the last iroIunS mare
Flora, belonging 10 george d. nus
was runei Vae OF the patenV street
sweeping machines frightened the mare
q. j2i street Sha tore loose ,rDm the
wagon, detno5shirr the harness and
run ill exhausted. She Is totally rum
cl for running purposes.
S. P. Dsn5more, siocEholder IN the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad, applied
to-day FOR permanent injunction to
restrain that conY2"Y from consoIlda-
ting with the Pacific railroad company
by taking lease o. the latter road, or
by payirc any moAey there on. De-
cision not yet given.
10 the Coroner,s inquest IN the case
c. Mrs Sarah Banker, verdict was
returned 10y the jury that the deceased
came 10 Der death from the exhaustion
from an abortion due 10 causes un-
known to the jury, who severely censur-
Ell Dr.. VIM. Banker, for not reporting
tie miscarriage TO the proper authors
ties. They also ceusurei DR.. Quick for
not reporting as well. Dr. Banker was
released on 81 900 bail.
\ special despatch 10 the EVenlng
i'oR says:
Ex-senator Wade and c. W. Meade,
general manager ofthe Northern Pacific
railroad are in town negotiating the
opening OF direct mail and transport
tation route into the heart OF Montana