The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28
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WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The CrOwning Infamy.

The CrOwning Infamy.
New YORK, December 2G.-The fol-
lowing dispatch from Governor McEnerg
is published here,this morning:
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %.
"The wrong Just perpetrated by the
Returning Board, against the people oi
Louisiana, and which vitality threatens
the safety and integrity Of the Republi,
can institutions in the United States. l.
the crowning in fanny worse than the action
ofthe lynch Returning Board and surpa>'
Is even the midnight order OF Dureii, ana
would not be submitted to by any free
people. Resistance to National authorl'
ty, represented here by II large portion
of the army and naval fleet sustaining
usurputionS and sitting the voice oil the
pcople has never been mrditatrd.
TSiDued.1 JoHS MCENERY.
Thieying IN ~. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. December pa nest OF
railroad thieves has been discovered III
East st. Louis. John Green and James
Murphy have been arrested for stealing
grain. A number Of well filled grain
bins were found in Murphy's house.
Indian News.
The following information was receiv-
ed mt the army headquarters to day:
Eight warriors, thirty-nnc squaws and
pappooscs and sixty-two ponies belong
ing to the Medicine Water band of
Cheyennes, surrendered Internationally
at the ChcyenucS agency on the 2Oth INST.
Two white women are now with stone
Calf, who is said to have two hundred
lodges Oh the plains. Two messengers
from Stone Calf have arrived, and ask
for peace. Word has been sent him that
h" can surrender Internationally, and II
demand Was made for the white women.
Fatal Accidents.
New ORLEANS, December 26.-Robcrt
Johnson was thrown from cart, to-day,
and broke his neck.
A train on the Mobile railroad, ran
over Green Brown, colored trackman,
killing him instantly.
BALTIMORE, December 2G.-Rcv. j..
ID. McCabcS dwelling with In" turnI-
turc and library, on Park avenue, was
burned last night. Loss estimated at
$4,000.
Reception by His Majesty. King
KaIakaun.
New YORK, December 2G.-king
kalakaua had II reception at tn" W lndSor
Hotel, at which were present Mayor
General Hancock and staff, members Of
the Army and Navy Club, resident Con-
Sul-, and members of the Board OF Trade.
An address was presented by the latter
body, in which the Board stated they read
with great interest, the announcement oi
NEGOTIATIONS for commercial treaty be-
tween the Sandwich Islands and this
country. King kalakaua stated that h"
would send a suitable reply in few days.
King kalakaua was the guest tins
evening of son of Chief Justice Allen
of the Hawaiian Islands.
Another Suit Against Henry Ward
Beccher.
Solomon Skidncr, of Brooklyn, has
begun suit against Rev. Henry Ward
Bcrchcr for 5000 with interest, th"
umo,int due. it is alleged, for four acts OF
teeth supplied TO the wife and father OF
,h, defendant. with his know &c.
}rcchcr, through his counsel denies tile
alterations. and demands that the c1s" b"
dismissed on the grounds that II" scr
vices were performed for him, and besides
the cause Of action is barred by the statutes
of Limitation, the services, according 10
the complaint. having been rendered SIX
ycnIs ago.
NOIIc Proseque Entered.
District Attorney WinSlow, of Brock.
lvn. Signalizcd his exit from office to-
day by entering moiie in th" libel case
of Charles 4. Dana. Judge McCuc the
plaintiff. being satisfied with In" cXpla-
nation in the Snn of Thursday last.
Fight between II Newspaper Man
and EX-GOy. Yarmouth.
NEW ORLEANS, December pa fight
occurred between Dan &. Byerly, mama
ger Of the Eaii,tnt, and EX-Gov. War
mouth on Canal street. Byerlv kn""kcd
Yarmouth down with II stick, and jump
cd ON him, when Yarmouth drawing
his knife stabbed Byrrly several times IN
the abdomen. making II dangerous wound.
Wnrmuuth was arrested.
Railroad Accident.
ALEXANDRIA, December 2G.-An engine
on the Washington and Ohio rallr"ai. nj
Round Ill., London county, WAS ran mt"
Yesterday hy All unlocked passenger car
and Vim. Sides, the engineer, wa' crush
el Ia death. There were no other casual
ties.
Bank Statement.
New YoHK. December 2G.-L"an>
decrease, $l.744.jON; specie dccr"nsr,
sc22 400: legal tender decrease, sICa, 100;
drrnsits decrease, Sl.Sls200; circulation
$I2l. 800: rcscrv" decrease, s53G, l10.
Daricn Exploring Expedition.
WAsHISGroN, December 2G.-lieut.
Frederick Collins commanding the U.
: Darien Surveying Expedition, leaves
Washington tomorrow night for New
York TO muster his forces and equip
them for the expedition. He will sail IN
the first Pacific Mail steamer in January
for hspinwall and thence proceed Ill the
L. :. Steamer Conandaigna 10 Atraio.
Louisiana Legislature
WASHINGTON, December 26.-The
Louisiana Legislature meets January 4th.
when it is expected a stern Opposition
will be- made in the House of Representa-
tives 70 the ruling Of the Returning
Board, and to this time prominen; per-
sons here are looking with much sollci-
tudr. There i some color ~ the report
tha; should il become necessary, Lieu
tenant General Sheridan will proceed 10
New Orleans knd assume command, II
the rumor is to b. credited. he viii he IN
close proximity 10 New Orleans on the
dav OF the meeting Of the legislature.
Nebraska News,
OMAHA. December 26.-Tom Tormy,
q saloon keeper AT Elkhorn, Nebraska,
sitter an absence Of two days returned
with a girl twelve years Of age g. whom
he said he was married, keeping her in q
room for forty-eight hours and brutally