The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
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WHEELING REGISTER.
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Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Double Insurance Oh p. N. Compa.
ny's Ships.
NEW YORK. November l2.-There is
considerable gossip circulating through
the streets on the subject of double in
surance on the wooden ships in the Pa
ciic Mail Companys service. One of
the officers of the company had caused
the ships to be insured, and one Of the
directors had procured the same insur-
ance. As the company did not require
double insurance, there was dispute be-
tween the officer and director, US to
which contract should be recognized, it
being reported that the latter had
threatened to resign unless the insurance
effected by him should be recognized.
Conference of X. II. Magnates.
1t is reported that Commodore Van
dcrbilt and Col. Scott representing the
New York Central, Lake Shore and
Pennsylvania railroads, have gono to
Baltimore TO try and arrange with Pres
ident Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, satisfactory tariff Of through
rates. The Baltimore and Ohio recently
refused To enter into combination OF
the other trunk lines.
UdderzoOk Hanged.
WEsTCHEsTER, Pa, November l2.-
Udderzook was hanged here to-day at
1920. He made no confession. Just
before the black cap WAS drawn over his
face, he said to attending clergymen:
.'All have To say is, | am sinner
avcd by grace, and | am accepted Of
sGod.'
Execution Of O'Mara and Irving.
MoSrRoSE. Pa. November l2.-The
execution Of Mara and Irving for the
murder of Mrs. Margaret o Mara and her
daughter, took place ut half past ten
o'clock this morning.
OMara made II confession. Irwin
denied having actively participated in
the murder. but acknowledged being
present.
Police Justice Acquitted.
81. LOUIS. November l2-Thc trial for
the impeachment of NJ. r. Cullen, Police
Justice of this city, which has been in
progress before the City Council for
months past, terminated at Il late hour
last night by the acquittal of the ac-
cu>cd on all charges and speciti-
cations. Resolutions Of cenSurc were
introduced after the trial but were voted
down.
Asi DcstitutiOn i'm New York.
NEW YORK, November l2.-The man
aver, Of 81. Johns Guild say that at least
10000 men and women are out Of en-
plovmcnt in New York city, and that
whole families are without the necessarics
of life. Hundreds gather at the Guild
doors daily clalnoring for food, and the
treasury OF the Guild, even to its reserve
fund, is exhausted.
Indian Fight.
A dispatch from Camp Supply, ,,lndian
Territory, dated November eth, tells the
story of "a fight, on Mcclellan creek, the
previous day between 2S men of the Sth
cavalry, under Captain ii. }. Farms
worth, and 100 ChcycnncS. The troops
los, one man killed and four wounded,
and the Indians fifteen killed.
Another Suspension.
New YORK, November l2.-The sus-
p,n,ion is announced of c. Il. Fowler X
Bros. rice dealers The amount of their
liabilities is not vet aSCcrtained, but they
are estimated ut over 100000.
state Auditors Association.
CoLUMRUS, o., November l2.-At a
meeting orthc State Auditors Association
this morning, the following officers We're
elected: 4. 7. S,ultz, of Muskingum,
President; John p. Forsyth, of Shelly.
Secretary; and John NJ. Ewalt Treasur-
cr. The special committee appointed last
ycnr To- mrmorializc the General Assem-
hlv relative To the fees Of auditors in the
school business. reported nothing done as
vet. This committee also reported that
they had referred the entire subject OF
listing for taxation Pullman palace cars
within this State, to AttOrney-Gcncra!
Little. 4 resolution was adopted recom-
mcnding that such amendment to the law
as will make the term of township clerks
and township treasurcrs three years in
stead of one, aS at present.
WOmen's Temperance Convention.
RosrnN, November l2.-The COnvcn-
tion of the Temperance Women of Mas
sachu>ctt>, opened this morning with a
good attendance. The organization WAS
named. Wumcn'S Temperance Union OF
Massachusetts," with Mrs. Clifford, OF
Worcester. a. President.
Decision Reversed.
WAsuTNGToN. November l2.-Ihe
Secretary Ufthc Interior revcrses the de-
cision of Commissioner Drummond, of the
GencraI Land Office, of the 23d of Janu-
arv. 1874, refusing 10 state an account
in favor of Nebraska for five per cent of
the value of the public lands lying with
in her limits, including the reservation
made bv treaty with the Indians. The
account will. therefore be at once pre-
pared and forwarded 10 the Treasury DE
partmcnt. This decision will control
pending claims from several other States
Pension SwindIer Convicted.
CIxCINNArI. November l2.-in the
United States CouSt to-day. Pat M"Carty
was found guilty Of aiding and sbettins
MR.. Connama in dcfrauding the govern
mcnt by obtaining an illegal pension
Mr. C6nuama as the widow Of McDer-
met. had pension allowed her in August
1S,,6 and four months afterwards she
married, and thus forfeited her right to
pension. but she has continued 20 draw
ever since. by furnishing atidsvits that
she still remained widow. Mrs. Nc
Dermet has since plead guilty.
Receivers Appointed.
FT. WAYNE November l2.-lntelll'
gence reached here to-day that the
Courts had appointed receivers for III,