The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
NEW YORK.
Arrival OF The Yirginius and Her
Survivors.


Survivors.
New YORK, December 2S.-The
steamer Juniata, with l02 survivors OF
the Virginius, arrived at Quarantine
at 8 P. NJ, to-day. After short delay
she steamed up to the Battery and cast
anchor, awaiting orders from the Ma
w Department. Commander Chan
dler, in government tug, was along
side in half an hour, and United States
Commissioner Davenport soon after fol-
lowed and commenced an investigation
The survivors are not permitted to have
anv conversation with anybody, and
are strictly guarded. At night the ino
vestigation adjourned and the Juniata
proceeded to the Navy Yard,
The Virginius arrived at the same
hour, in tow Of the steamer OssiPee,
and remained at anchor off the battery.
lTne Engineers Sirlhe'
Mr.. Mccullough, General Manager
of the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
Railroads, states that all the employees
on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road
have resumed work. No trouble is
anticipated on the Fort Wayne road.
He believes that by the middle Of the
present week all trains will be running
as usual and the strike be entirely end
ed. The officers Of the Pennsylvania
railroad anticipate but slight Interrupt
ton to travel by the strike. At the
Jersey City depot everything moves on
as usual.
DcCaultIng Publisher.
New YORK, December 27.-Hen-
ry A. Campbell, the book publisher
in this city, who disappeared in Sep
tember last, and who was defaulter
to the extent Of about $4,000, was
brought back by detectives from In
dianapolis yesterday, to which place
he was tracked and captured. He
was committed to the TOmbs charg-
ed with grand larceny, forgery and
embeZZlemcnt.
Bazainc's Degradation.
New York, December 27.-The
Times Paris correspondence, giving
an account of the trial of Bazaine,
says: The sentence was death and
and military degradation in the Le-
gion of Honor and costs Of the
whole process and trial. This latter
would take 30, 600 francs, every sou
Bazaine has in the world, and would
leave his wife and three children dCS-
titute. When the sentence was pass
ed Bazaine was not present. His
counsel, Lachaud, brought him the
the news privately, and the proSecu-
tor, with n file Of soldiers, came soon
after and read the order TO Bazaine
Bazaine desired to be shot immedi-
ately if they wanted his life. He was
very calm, while others were agita-
ted, and asked that his son be per>
mitted to be with him on the follow
ing day after his sentence. The re-
quest was granted. When it was
told to his wife that he was to suffer
degradation, she exclaimed, "Nev-
cr. He would never consent to
that. Ifyou even propose it / shall
soon be a widow
The Police Raid the Headquarters
of the Kentucky Lottery.
The police this afternoon made a
descent upon the headquarters Of
the kentucky Lottery, on Broad
way, and arrested all persons found
there, rs well rs selling safe, books,
money, &c, which were taken TO the
police station.
Murder
Patrick Dounelly, aged l5,rcsiding'
at 2O7, iWcst 2Sth street, with his
John and Mary Donnelly,
was this afternoon horribly beaten
and kicked by his aunt, Rose7KelIy,
residing in the same house. Death
resulted soon aftcward. The accused
woman denies the charge and as
serts tnat the deceased came to his
leath by 0lchCliSm. The father,
mother and aunt are in costody
awaiting the result of the CoronOr's
investigation. They are all Of the
owest and most depraved class.
d. w. Boyd, broker, was to-day !
expelled from the stock exchange for |
/ violation of rules, in accepting a |
smaller commission than allowed by |
he exchange in the transaction Of |
business.
Bank Statement.
The bank statement is favorable, |
showing a gain Of 81, ,355,l25 in net
and the banks now hold |
Sl?, ,GOl, 80 in excess Of the legal re-
Iuirement of % per cent. The fol-
owing are the figures
Loans, increased, 1902, 600 ; specie, |
increased, 81, ,526, 400; legal tender,
increased, S7G 300; deposits, increas-
ID, 81, ,O35, 600; circulations, incrcas-
I'd, $50, 100.