The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-03
NEW YORK.
Monument.

country, reports that he has received
six hundred dollars. The monument
will cost about twenty-five hundred.
German Holiday.
The great German holiday, P6ngst
Montag. is being celebrated with the
usual festivities by the Teutonic COM
muuity in the German quarters of the
city. Houses were decorated with flags,
banners and streamers, giving the vi
cinity a very festive appearance. The
largest demonstration is at jones
Woods where the New York Turner'S
Association is holding its annual festi-
val. Over FIVE thousand people are on
| the grounds. The programme Of the
days sports cansist of gymnastic per-
formauces, shooting, dancing, &c. The
festivities were kept up until midnight.
Tweed's Trial Postponed.
The trial OF William Tweed has been
adjourned until October, in consequence
Of the sickness OF John Graham. one Of
the counsel.
The Steamer Cromwell.
The names OF the passengers on
board of the missing steamer George
Cromwell, which left this port for New
Orleans and is now one week over due,
are: First cabin, Mr.. Fuller Love,
Mre Jobn Dockindorff. and Mrs. s.
Dale. Second cabin, Joseph Gellecks,
Robert Willis, Joseph E. Fodins, and
Oconua Scott (colored.) The officers
are: CAPTAIN, S. s. Clapp, OF Brooklyn;
First officer, Mr.. Crawford; First Engi-
neer, Mr.. Jameson; Second Engineer,
Mr.. Mcdonald.
Louisiana Troubles.
A New Orleans special gives an ad-
dress of Governor McEnery, in which
be saws: president Grant. as Chief
Magistrate Of the nation has assumed a
high and grave responsibility in foisting
upon the people Of this State usurpa-
ton without percedent In this or any
other country, and he is answerable be-
fore the bar OF public opinion for this
high handed measure. The President
with the army and navy at bis com
mand, has the physical power to coerce
the people of this State into any line OF
policy he may be pleased to dictate,and
il would be but folly and madness to
;ntarnose resistance likely to bring us
| in conflict with the National authority.
| Yet the deeply fixed sentiments OF ire,
pressible hostility in the minds and
hearts of an outraged people against
the vilest usurpation ever attempted to
be fastened upon freemen, will find their
full scope and vent. advise that these
manly and patriotic sentiments, take
form and shape through all the
moral and legal agencies possible to be
devised. In the meantime l trust peace
and order will prevail throughout the
State, and that all our industrial pur-.
suits will be unembsrraseed by political
difficulties, and especially do l urge
upon the people OF the two races who
are numerically nearly equal in this
State, to cultivate one towards another
nothing but feelings OF amlty, good
feeling and mutual understanding,
Sundries.
The suit against Harvey Barnes to
recover $4,000 Tor undervsluation OF
imported sugar has been discontinued
the defendant paying the amount
claimed, together with nearly $1,000
costs
Robert Davis and William Swift
were drowned in the North river last
evening by the capsizing OF a boat;
John E. Dunham, brother Of Dun
ham the piano manufacturer. went into
Kirker's saloon, near Harlem bridge,
Yesterday, while under the influence oil
liouor and bad something to eat. Re
fusing to pay, he was attacked oyI
Kirker and his cook and fatally injured
Fitzpatrick, who killed his wife in
Yopkers, has surrendered himself to
the police.
Hortense P. Watson, widow OF Judge
Watson, of California, was again COM
mitted to the tombs yesterday morning
for swindling Mr.. Richards, proprietor
OF the Anthony House, Broadway.
Settled.
Frank w. Bullard, OF Stanford, Con
uecticut, who has for the past four
wears been under cloud as defaultsr to
the late Security Fire Insurance Com"
| psny OF New York, OF which he was
Secretary, has recently affected q settle
ment with the company, having paid in
cash the sum demanded, and has OBJ
tanned q full relief from his liabilities,
together with the return OF the collater
ais deposited.
Mrs. FISK vs. the Credit Mobiiier.
Lucy D. Fisk, as the executrlx OF
the late James Fisk, Jr.. COM
menced her suit against the Union Pa
cific Railroad and Credit Aobilier OF
America, Gov. Dix, George Opdyke, and
others, having been Joined as defend.
ants in addition to Oliver Ames, Jas.
Brooks, Oakes Ames and others. 1t is
claimed on behalf Of Mr.. Fisk that he
was owner Of siS shares Of stock in U:
P, and that be hsd been deprived OF
bis rights as q stockholder, owing to .
oombinstieu formed With the Credit!
Mobiiisr for their personal benefit and
TO the injury Of the Railroad Company.
Complainant claims that contracts have
been made by certain stockholders
| to the detriment Of others and their
personal benefit, and that the frsudu,
| lent transfers have cost the railroad
millions OF dollars. The complaint
also recites that Fisk applied for un-
| ,nhocr;bad share in the Union and Pa