The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-10
NEW YORK.
Crisis I'm the Prince of Wales Anairs.

NEW YORK.
Crisis I'm the Prince of Wales Anairs.
LONDON. August 8.-A London letter
saws u report has suddenly gained cur
rency that the long expected crisis has
occurred in the financial affairs OF the
Prince of Wales, and that the ministry
have made up their minds to propose to
the House of Commons at the next seS-
sion TO pay his debts. The sum named
is G64,OOO sterling four times the sum
voted in 1887 to appease the creditors OF
that pattern of royalty, who afterwards
became George ". About paying the
bills. there are certain to betwo powerful
and contradictory sentiments, one that the
honor of the nation is concerned IN pro-
viding for the debts, are Of character
which ought be paid out of the accumu-
lated fortune Of the Queen. The atter
view rests on the we'll known fact that
the Queen has been receiving ever since
the death of Prince Albert the whole OF
the income, which is calculated at her
accession to support the expenses OF the
court in the usual degree of splendor,
that Her Majesty has, however, lived
during this period for the most part III
. retirement. and that the cost OF drawing
room lcvers and other royal pageantrles
has in fact fallen upon the Prince and
/ Princess of Wales. whose income has
.,1.',a,,,I 20 .urb burden. The ex-
:.;n o' ',I Joft' nr , considerable part of
,I'N'S ","'' .,,,,orJ;r,,,o thi. theory been
!h'i'. nI'n =, .ho 'I;.c6,rrr Of these duties
L'n",; i'',", :. !. nrcnd that the Queen, who
/ ,''L LaI .,,d Font money rivrn her by
no .i'', E.a.a f,r .mdh nurno;es ought to pay
/ Co.. ,Ln,n Tho Prince of Wales has
f,r,,. ,Lnrs,ud mound, a wear, plus the
na,.H,nn nrtbn burhy of Cornwall, which
Nv ,,,,. .. ,,,.,tr an. hunIr,d ,hou-
I i'o" '''',,,'J, mar ,rnu,n
,,'''' ,.,ecided
Mayor i'"' e,' r, 49,. n,.
Governor H'N State t"'' - .l' ,,r
yet CONE l" an! 'oh'l'iIi'i' -, -, E,lI,.
Mayor tiaNem'yrr' non: '''" i',,,.i
says tilal u J"u'''I' III '.at,ag -
be ordered lie MoU'u '"'" " 's''',
lairS III tlc Po'''' ''P".' ~ ~.
ago uh"er Inc I"' V. ~ .I,,,. ,,.'',,II
Gardner, 'hari',h anu '''i''i', '''i''
nat"und the Puo'1'' ne """'1 S'''" '''"'
The conspiracy Wa ''' ''i''' ~ ''''
mlNN.onrr,.
Fatal Result of an Attack by Society
Wen.
4 ,,.urJ.r occurred last night in the
.,o-,,.r,, district nfBrool;lyu. growing out
a.. ,,I,;,J .yi.t hr,wr.r mem
,,.-,rtL. p,o.trr.' Union and nom
.a,;,,,. ,mo,, 4 huildino /, in cnursc of
,n.',,;',, ., Eor,h S.v,nIh and Fourth
>.no,,. AMI ,hn owner hired some nom
ra;ot, ~ ,a.n Short timo AGO to do the
,'I...,,;,', M -, ,L.r orro.d +, work fen
''',., -, ,i',,. ;,,,,oad mf .irbt Numcrou,
.I,n',,' ~ L';.. L.,,, n,,Jr oooin.t Them hy
,',,.,,,,. ,,,,.r Jrrinr th. na,t tbrr. davS,
.nI n',.,ioIIr Ia. - nunbrr of musonS,
,,.L', ,,!,.ro' 'uy,rL.;r, cioht bnur, pcr day
wv % ."no hniIJino, near at hand.
! I,o>t ujrbt tnrrc Of the latter James
killdut, Thomas Mclaughlin ana Johh
Kingston, quit work H. u>un! at ilVr
o'clock and started Tor the bulIdIh% Whrrc
the non-soclcty men were ut WORK de-
termincd, rs they stated, To teach them Il
lesson that would prevent their acting III
opposition. When the union men arrlH-
ed at the house they began an assault On
the men mt work. hlIiduh icd IN" AT
tack, and struck one OF the men Whlie
Mcl-auShiiil h'"chr" ""'''''
n'Ii"u"' ,,,l;a ~ Wv, -, ,.,, orom, oytr;L,
IroI' tue ""'',.,''S, '',ao Lo 8ryt assa;Ind
WIZ. rs,'I. ,su,' .,n,,, ,Ln u.,,cLm,n uf the
"l''' I"'.N ~" L,I n ,",, ,' ,Ius f,r .,.,.-
P'''.'',., -, a,L,t Ia s,.;1cd - nI,st.r,.r'. .
i,,,,,,.r or6 striking EiIIutr ON the
head, killed him instantly. The persons
at work in the building were arrested
.oon afterwards. Later III the evening
Mclaughlin ana hihS't"h' VINO J"hl'"
hiiIuuli Iii 'he "S9"r'' "'i' "t'
An excited crowd of society men collect
ed around the station last hlght' an" h"'
to b" dispersed hT the ponce
The Coroncr's Inquest
in the case Of John and Annie Powers.
md Ellen Burke. the servant, who died
about two weeks ago from the effect, Of
poison. uS alleged. in chow-chow, which
! they had used ut dinner, has resulted IN
! II verdict that Shev came to their death
from the accidental introduction INTO
their food OF Paris green, which had h""h
freely distributed Throughout tn" Kitchen
to Kill insects.
Bank Statement.
Looms. decrease, Sl.476.3OO; specie, in
creuse S44G3OO: legal tenders. increase.