The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-09
NEW YORK.
The Bond FOTEers.

The Bond FOrEers.
New YORK September San iu-
junction was obtained this morning
from judge Fsncher, by Mr.. Clement
Rller, Fourth street breaker, against
Jas. w. johnson, implicated in the
Wall street forgeries, Mr.. Howe and
the Sh erif, restraining all these parties
rom acting on the confession OF judg-
ment of five thousand dollars made by
Johupcn to Howe after TIE arrest.
Caai. Wal-n took six thousand dollars
in csshfrom Johnson and gave it to the
sheriff by order of the Supreme Court, in
whose hands it remains until further
orders.
James G. Yates and James w.
johnson, who were arrested for COM
pIicity in the recent bond forgeries,
were taken before Judge Farcher this
forenoon, on q habeaS corpus. Assist
ant DistrIc; Attorney Lyon raid that
one indictment had been found against
each prisoner and that several more
we're expected against them, aid asked
that the prisoners should be remanded.
Mr.. Hall said his client, Johnson,
was q member of the Kings county bar,
and desired to make very full affidavits
and was desirous that their examina-
ton should be allowed to proceed, with
q view Of getting at facts on which to
ground an application for admission 10
bail. He only asked that commit
meut on the indictment be withheld.
The District Attorney said that other
parties were not in custody and he did
not wan; 10 expose his evidence. The
'acts were detailed in the Indictment
and he knew the charge against him.
The matter was adjourned until to-
morrow and the prisoners remanded.
Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
E. A. Ferguson, Commissioner OF the
Cincinnati Southern railroad, is in New
York for the purpose OF negotiating ten
million OF bonds tor that road, for the
purpose OF pntliug the road under con-
stTucuon.
Toe Catholics md tho Public
schools.
At mass yesterday in St. Peters
Church. Father O'Farrell, alluding to
the dedication Of his parochal school
in the afternoon, pronounced the public
school system q failure. He believed
that eventually the State must either
make sll education voluntary and with-
out taxation, each denomination sup
plying It's own schools. or else, il taxes
were raised for educational purposes,
each party must receive fair share.
At the dedicatory services in the after.
noon tbs same clergyman said he wish
ed it understood that in this matter
priests end people went together, but it
had been chsrged that they had entered
into conspiracy. 1t was true they had
entered into conspiracy, every man,
woman and child OF them, and they
made 10 secret OF it. They did not deny
that they protested against supplying
schools 10 which Catholic children
could not 90, just as they would protest
against being forced to attend State
Church. They claimed, as American
citizens, the privilege 0! educating their
children as they pleased.
Financial Troubles.
For several Gays past Wall street has
been filed with rumoys Of an impend,
ing financial disaster. To-day the New
York Ware house and Security Com
pany, through their directors, asked
or au extension aud called g meeting
fot the creditors for Thursday. The
company has loaned money and its
Totes to railway and construction COM
psnIes aud individual railroad builders
in the south and southwest, some Of
whom are unable 10 to respond. The
company has a capital OF one million
dollars and nominal surplus of 5000,
900 The company has ample security
in the shape Of collaterals and endorse.
meuts. The directors expect, if an ex-
tension is granted, to be able TO pay
dollar for dollar. All sorts OF rumors
are now current concerning Jay
Gould, some asserting that he is DOW a
Bear in the market aud not q Bull
outside.
The TuSboat Vixen Lost.
The tugboat Vixen was sunk at He'll
Gate, early yesterday morning, by the
steamboat Granite State, Capt Perkins
was drowned, and the engineer was
picked up badly cut about the head.