The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-11
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DOMESTIC NEWS.


strain the Southwest Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company from crossing or tres
passing on the car shop property of the
Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad
| Company ut Connellsville, and was re-
fused. Since April last the Southwest
Railroad Company has been trying with
out success to obtain ali injunction re-
straining the Connellsville Company
from interfering. Without any notitica-
tion whatever, yesterday one of the As
sociate Judges of Fayette county granted
the Southwest Company an injunction
restraining the Connellsville Company
from interfering with them. Consider
ing that the latter company owns the
property in question, this high-handed
work seems rather strange. ,.
The Safe Burglary Case.
| WASHINGTON, November 10-At the
opening of the safe burglary trial to-day
the Judge discharged General Panel of
the jury from further attendance at
court, saying the present case would Oc-
cupy nearly all the time between this and
| the beginning of the next term, the first
Monday in December.
The testimony for the defense was
then taken up.
TfItOn- n-Beeeher-MOultOn.
NEW YoBK, November 1O.-In the
| CITY Court Chambers of Brooklyn, this
morning Judge Nelson, on application
! of Thomas X. Shearmah, counsel for
| Beccher, cx-Judge Morris, counsel on the
other side, offering no objection, the
Court issued a stay of proceedings in ths'
Tilton Beecher suit, until the argument
has been heard in the appeal for gran tDg
IA bill of particulars. Francis ID. MouH
ton and Tilton were present ..t.,,3
Assistant District Attorney Nsorc ht-
peared during the morning befre Judge
Reynolds in the City Court room, apd' en-
tered plea of not guilty in the yBel suit
brought by Miss Edna Dean Proctor,
against Moulton.
Nebraska Relief Society.
CHICAGO, November l0.-The Chica-
60 branch of the Nebraska Relief Soct-'
ETY., which organized here about week
| since, have already received some ST.
500 in money, food and clothing, and
are forwarding some daily " the suffer-
crs in Nebraska. Collections will con-
tinue to be made so long as there is any
necessity for relief.
Reception Of The knight TemPlars
| New ORLEANS, November 10-Im-
mense preparations are being made here
| for the reception of the knight Tcmplars
! of the Union who attend the convention
! of the order December lst. From 1000
to 10000 Templars are expected. The
| fraternity are very enthusiastic, and am
pie preparations are being made to ac-
! commOdate all who desire to attend.
Meeting OF Manufacturers Of C"ssi.
meres.
New YORK, November l0.-Upon the
adjournment of the annual meeting OF
| the National Association Of WOolen
! Manufacturers, the manufacturers OF
| fancy cassrneres assembled to discuss the
advisability of decrease in the produc-
ton of goods. The common feeling WAS
! that the condition of trade demanded the
lessening of the production, and while
many objected to sign the paper agree
| ing to this. about twenty-five mills
through their representatives, agreed to
stop % per cent of their machinery Tor
three months. Very many companies
whose names are not upon the paper,
have adopted the course advised. The
necessity of such plan is felt by all.
| Fine cassimeres which sold ut 50 per
ward in June, are now SIS or $3.50, and
many medium grades have fallen from
Sl.62 to 81 per yard. The sales are
small and stock much larger than can
safely be carried.
DELAYED French Mail Received.
There was yesterday received from
Cologne, France, n mail which should
have been forwarded October 18th, 1877,
since which time it has been unaccounta-
bly, misplaced in the French offices,
The schilIing Murder-Egner's Con-
fession.
CINCINNATI, November l0.-Late last
night Fred Egner confessed to Coroner
Malev, that George Rufer killed Herman
Schiling. He says he saw the struggle
between them from the gate.
| Young Egner in his confession states
that Rufer left his fathers barroom at ~
o'clock Saturday night, and went through
the gate from the stavc yard and ma
himself in the harness room, and that he
! ,Epnerl posted himself by the gate and
watched. At five minutes past ten,
! Schilling let himself into the yard 10y
cate ON Gamble alley, and then the
struggle commenced. Rufer had previ-
ously armed himself with a long piece
nr hoard As soon aS the struggle began
Schillins cried out Watch Murder,
bu, no one appeared to help him. The
voice WAS choked down and all was quiet
Ecner saws ne cannot swear poSitivciy
that il WAS Rufer who committed the
deed, but he can say that he saw kuier
hid. in the ward, and that he saw Schll.
ling come in. He went home and said
nothing about it. 1t was so dark he
could not see the struggle but he distinct
" heard Schilling cry out.
rsuer Makes n Full Confession.
Young Egner has made full comics
sion tonight, duplicating himself his
father and George Rufcr in the murder Of
Sehillng. He says that George kuieF
proposed the murder on Saturday mgh''
IN his fathers bar room, and the three
hid in the tan yard, and waited hall an
hour before Schilling came in. de Int Il
lamp and went into the stable 10 groom
the horses; they followed HIM, and Rutrr
struck him several times with stick
Knocking him down twice; then
his father took five pronged fork and
stabbed Schilling two or three times IN
the bowels with it. and also in the leg.
This killed him. Rufer dragged the body
in the yard and proposed to put 1t IN the
vat, but said he had better put hiin IN
the furnace 50 he could not be found.
This was done and they all went home
This confession was made TO Coroner
Maley tonight, reduced TO writing and
signed in the presence of witnesses.
Illinois Election.
CHICAGO, November lO.-The otticial
copnt of the vote in the Second Con-
s.-a.s;o,sl District Of Illinois gives Har-