The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
Gus spirit by an unjust use ofpower. 1
speak for the cause Of
Justice, Peace, Fair Dealing, Frater-
nal Acco rd and Good Government


Justice. Peace, Fair Dealing, Frater
nal IAccord and Good Government
all over the land, and in the name o.
! Justice, peace, fair dealing, fraternal ac
cord and good government, repeat what
said at st. Louis. am sure the whole
country would cordially applaud an order
from the President relieving Marsha
Packard of his official duties.
Brutal Murder.
CHICAGO, September 28.-About mid
night last night, VIM Fischer, a middle,
aged man, living on Hawthorne avenue
went to the house where his step-daugh,
ter, Catherine Miller, girl of seventeen
years, was stopping, and obtaining access
to her room. attacked her with knife
stabbing her seven or eight times in the
head and breast and abdomen, and in
flcting wounds which will prove fatal
1t appears from the girls statement that
Fischer. whose wife died recently, is the
father of her illegitimate child, having
forcibly outraged her year ago, and
that he wanted to compel her to return
to his house and live with him. Fischer
was arrested.
Death Of an Ex-COngressman.
BUFFALO, September 2S.-E1-Con-
gresham John Ganson, died of apopIcxy
this morning. He complained during
the morning of pain i'll his chest, and WAS
taken seriously i'll in the Superior Court
while trying cause. The case was ad-
iourned, and he was assisted to his car
riage. He died while being carried into
his own house.
Call OH National Hanks.
WAsHISGToN, September 2S.-The
National Bank Redemption Agency has
called upon the National banks, within
the last six days, for about four million
three hundred and fifty thousand dollars
in legal tender notes, to rcimbursr 1t for
their notes redeemed. Other calls Will
fellow at the rate of about seven hundred
and fiftv thousand dollar, per day, until
sufficient legal tenders shall have been
received to Justify the resumption OF re-
dcmptons. The date of the resumption
will depend somewhat upon tn" prompt
ness with which banks respond to the call.
True Bill.
New YORK, September 2S.-Thc
Ercni,,g Post says the grand jury OF
BROOKLYN has found criminal mdirt-
lncnt against Moulton in the case of +.
ID. Proctor.
News Items.
New YORK, September 2S.-Mr.
Bcrgh anfsomc of his men. backed by
% Brooklyn police, were at Deerioot park
to-day, with warrants for the arrest OF
Pavne and Bogardus, pigeon shooters
and waited for some hours but tn" marks
men fuilcd to put in an appearance.
Robert F. Laird, of Jersey City, JUS
ticc of the Peace, who myStcriously y dis
appeared, is now believed to have sailed
for Europe. 1t is rumOred that he is de-
taulter to the amount of $1,000.
President Grant accompanied 10y Hon
Marshal Jewell and General Babcock,
visited Park Theatre Tonight and wit
messed the play, "Gild"d Age The
President personally complimented Mr..
Raymond on his performance of the part
of .'C0loncl Sellers"
ur 3D. Ill.,. l..
''ty cuage hccu', y, nI"'S'H ~, '!"S
.II, IuI 49,. - a''sa ,,ndor tbo Snrdo,, lamar
law.
Tho Lord Mavor of Dublin visited the
Normal College, a number of public
.chonl. and the cmirratiou drrot at
Castle Garden.
. ,,,,,., ,,vor p.,ns,,,ed
Iw''','".o,. cDn,n,,t.r ~ In..,l,
- ,"L,, I,Lnnn,-L frn,, ,bn
Supreme Court of the District of Column
bla. during the trini "i '"hh H. 9Hrl%''
IN 1861, Tor AN alleged contempt "I thc
Court, with sending threatening "l'S-
sage 10 tne justice ho'u'"S t""' |"'''
Judge fiShrr-wa' to-day restore" 10
the llSt OF attorneys on lliOlIOI Ol HOS. % .