The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-30
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InhurFectlOh "ltuih AhsuNHSSAO"'
NEW YORK, September 29.-Pio
Rosacto, the Cuban who fought duel
recently on the Belgian frontier with
Decanto, the editor of the Spanish news
paper CroniSta, has arrived in this city.
The conflicting elements in the Cuban
Revolutionary Society here have again
broken out in open warfare upon each
other. The league of the Daughters of
Cuba, at meeting yesterday, adopted
strong protest against the continuance of
of Aldama as General Agent of the
Cuban Republic.
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, September 29.-Thc
following agreement was made and
signed at two o'clock this afternoon:
The undersigned announce the follow
ing as the result of the conference be-
tween the committees of the two political
parties of the State of Louisiana:
The committee representing the Con-
servative Peoples party pledge them
selves to cause all violence and intimids-
ton, if any exists, to cease throughout
the State and to assist the constituted
authorities in maintaining peace and in
Suring Il stIictly fair and impartial regis
traton and election. Also, to diScOunte-
nance acts or threats of personal violence,
and all improper influences to control
the will of the electors, and to render
assistance, and use every effort
To subject to the penalties Of
the law, all persons who may
commit acts of violence, intimidation, or
conspire to DO the same in order to guar
antee fair registration and election.
Advisory Committee.
There is hereby constituted and cstab-
lished. an Advisory Committee, cOmpos-
ed of five members, namely, Mcssrs. Abb
bert. Voorhcs, and f. 5. Burke, selected
bv the representatives of the COnScrva-
tive peoples party, and MeSsrS. 5. B.
Packard and B. +. Joubert elected by
the representatives of the Republican
party, and Of an umpire, namely, DR.. NJ.
F. Bonson, who has been Jointly selected.
This Advisory Committee is to supervise
and carry on the registration. throughout
the State on behalf of all parties, to the
full extent of suggesting changes in reg
istraton offices, and the manner Of con-
Quoting and carrying on the registration.
Governor Kellogg, in the interest of
fair and impartial registration Of his own
accord pledging himself to act upon the
advice and suggestions of the Advisory
Committee, ST. long rs such advice and
suggestions are in consonancc with, and
permitted by the existing laws OF the
State.
Third, it is agreed that two persons
shall be named by representations of the
Conservative Peoples party, who shall
be elected according to law, to I'LL the
vacancies which shall be created by rcsig-
nation in the returning Board, within
twenty days.
[Signed D. F. kENNER,
For Conservative Com. Of Conference.
TSipned.1 \. \. ArCHER,
For R,pnjiicam Com. Of Conference.
The following named gentlemen We're
the two committees who have been acting
as a Committee of Conference:
John McEncry, ID. b. Penn, b. F.
Jones, Saml. Chappin, Albert Noorhics,
ID. F. Kenner, G. Beard, W. Mott, ID. :.
Cage. committee representing the Con-
servative party. W. p. Kellogg, :. Is.
Packard, 4. a. Atocher, Jas. Lewis, ..
F. Blundin, W. l.. Brown, and B. +.
Joubcrt, committee representing the Re
publican party.
Dissatisfaction Over the Conference
Agreement.
NEW ORLEANS, September 26.-Thc
political complexion of the Advisory
committee is as follows: VOORHEES,, last
ditch Democrat; Burk Liberal Repub-
lican and an avOwcd third-tcrmcr; Pack
ard, Joubcrt and Ranzano, federal Of
fcials. The Conservatives generally
think they have gained but little by the
conference agreement. 1t is now stated
that a compromise will be made IN every
parish in the State by the Conservatives
similar to that recently effected in Terrc-
bonne parish, dividing the offices cqult-
ably between the colored Republicans and
white Conservatives.
More Evidence Against Kellogg.
New York, September 29.-The fol-
lowing is copy of Senator Carpenter
letter To Governor Kellogg, taken by
TriJuae correspondent from the original.
A great deal of difficulty was found III
obtaining it. owing to the unwiIIingncsN
Of some of the Conservative leaders to us"
it against Carpenter:
AUGUST lSt, 1873.
DEAR KEIIoGG:-I am desperately
short. cant YOU send me $1,000? If so It
would be a God send. Yours truly,
MATT CARPENTER.
San Francisco Assessors.
SAN FRAsCIsCo, September 29.-lt is
stated that the amount Of public funds
appropriated by the Assessors deputies
now under arrest, will reach one hundred
thousand dollars. Neither of the prison.
ers have obtained bail. The Assessor
declares it to be his purpose to assist in
their prosecution.
Sharpers on the Central Pacific Rail-
road.
SAN Francisco. September 29.-Thc
Superintendent of the Central Pacific
railroad publishes q card in which he
tacitly admits the truth of the frequent
stories of robbery and outrage by gamb-
les and thieves on their road in Nevada.
but says the passengers must protect
themselves by refusing to play at any
game with the Sharpcrs. He does not
alludc to the statements that an entire
passenger train had been captured by
robbers near Reno, the passengers in
suited. threatened, and despOiled Of their
property, without an effort by the officers
of the road to prevent them.
Coroner Rice, of this city, will prob
ably be arrested to-day.
Wife Murder only Murder i'm the
Second Degree.
WORCESTER, September 29.-Robert
Templemen, of Dudley,who shot his wife
dead on May 9TH, last, after protracted
debauch this morning in the Supreme
Court, was allowed to plead guilty of
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