The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-19
Internal Revenue Receipts.

here to-day Tor redemption was Soo',uoV'
The President, to-day, received another
long telegram from Lieutenant Governor
Smith, of Arkansas, reciting the new
points contained in his recent proclama-
ton, and asking in addition for early
action on the part of the general govern
ment. The telegram was referred to the
Attorney General.
Louisville Presby ferian Difficulty.
louisville, November 18.-Rev. DIR.
S. r. Wilson refused to make apology to
the Louisville Presbytery' yesterday, and
gave notice Of pr otest to higher court.
The Presbytery adopted report severely
censuring him, and also resolution call
ing upon him to resign the pastorate of
his church. The matter is creating much
interest among Presbyterians in this sec
ton. 1t is not known what further ac-
tion DR.. Wilson will take.
Cooper Denies.
LITTLE Rock, November lS.-Henry
NJ. Cooper, Secretary of the Republican
State Central Committee, authorizes 0
denial of the telegram from Washington
on Monday night, that he telegraphed to
Senator Dorsey or any body else that
hundreds of Republicans were being ar
rested, or the Smith adherents were as
sembling here or at any other point. He
authorizes denial in toto of all knowl-
edge Of such dispatch.
$1,000 on Smiths Head.
The Senate to-day passed the bill au-
thorizing the Governor to offer reward
of 81 900 for criminals. A. soon n 1t
becomes a law the Governor will offer II
reward of 81 900 each, for the apprehen-
sion of Smith and Wheeler Nothing
has been heard from them. Every effort
will be made to find and bring them to
punishment.
Annual Meeting Of the Western As
sOciated Press.
DETROIT, November 1S.-The annual
meeting of the Western Associated Press
was held here TODAY, Hon. II. IL. Wal
ker in the chair. The revised bylaws
were adopted, and new officers and II
Board of Directors were elected, rs fol-
lows: President, ii. n. Walker, ofthc
Detroit Free Press; Vice Prcsi-
dent, P. VI. Halstead, Of the Gin
cinnati C0n,merciak. Drcctors-Joscph
Medill, of Chicago TriJmc; Richard
Smith. of Cincinnati Gazette; William
Haldeman, of Louisville Courier journal;
j. e. Siebeneek, of Pittsburgh Chronicle;
ID. l.. Phillips, of Springfield JourHdt;
John Knapp, of st. Louis Republican: A.
j. Keller, Of Memphis Acaianche; and
Harry w. Farran, of Chicago JoUrmdt;
Secretary, II. f. Baker of Detroit.
Boston Matters.
Boston, November 13-Judge ABB
bott intends to contest Frost's seat in the
44th Congress.
Bullard, the notorious BoylstOn bank
robber, plead guilty to-day,
The water supply of this city has be-
come so limited that the Board has re-
questcd the cooperation of all consumers
to assist in suppressing the waste, and
observing the strictest economy in its
use, as il is evident that unless the daily
consumption is largely reduced, water
famine will cnsuc before spring.
Trial oil heNi EsStWte 'ASN"t hp >O"-
spiracy 10 Rob.
PHILADELPHIA. November lS.-H. B.
Kelley, Il Real Estate Agent, has had
hearing to-day on II charge of conspiracy
to rob the First National Bank Of
Welsboro, Pennsylvania, and receiving
bonds. knowing them to be- stolen. State
bonds to the amount of $l4 4,00O that had
been negotiated with Townsend, Wheel
er Il Co. who advanced $4,000, the
money was used in the purchase of
land. Kelley stated that the bonds were
obtained from one J. L. Fleming. At
the conclusion of the testimony Mr.. Cas-
sidv stated that the deiendent was GER
tainlv answerablc in Tioga county on
the charge of burglary, and in this city,
for negotiating and circulating stolen
bonds. and he believed that Fleming was
myth. The defendant was held to an
swer the charges of felonious burg glary,
and falsely and maliciously consPiring
with one Cosgrovc, Cook andJ. X. Flcm-
ing, to negotiate stolen bonds. The
prisoner denies that he knew they were
stolen when he negotiated them.
The Nebraska SuHercrs-tircuiar
from General Ord.
OMAHA. November lS.-In Conse-
quence of the reports that many unau-
thoriZed persons are soliciting aid for the
grasshoppcr sufferers of this State, Gen.
+. q. {. Ord. chairman. has been ordered
by the Executive Committee to issue the
following: The Nebraska Relief and
Aid Society, adhere to the policy of au-
thorizing no person or persons however
reputable, to receive money or materials
from eastern people. It's agents will act
only through branch aid societies
and whatever charity the cities and pco-
pie of the old and wealthy States may
desire to bestow upon the unfortunate
, homesteaders of Western and newly-set-
tied Nebraska, suffering from the ravages
of grasshoppers, should BE- forwarded
through local or branch aid societies, and
bv their officers directly to Alvin Saund-
ers, Treasurer, and :. B. Chandler Secre
tarv, Nebraska Relief and Aid Society
Omaha. This notice is-published as q
/ caution against imposters.
Weather continues extremely cold
with slight fall of snow.
The Santanta Case.
! WASHINGTON, November lS.-ln re.
gard to the recent dispatch sent by order
, OF the President to the Governor OF
Texas, it is stated that without forming
or expressing any opinion as to whether
or not Santanta had violated his parole
! the President and Secretary Delano
fearing that he might be executed befor,
the evidence could bc fully collected
considered it merely just 10 delay his ex'
ecution. 1t is to-day ascertained that
during Governor Davis inCumbency, th'
sentence of Santanta WAS commuted from
death to imprisonment for life. Under
! this communication he has lately bccr
placed in the Texas penitentiary.
Cnstom Receipts.
The receipts from Customs for tn,
week ending November I7th are as fol