The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-20
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WHEELING REGISTER.
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Of Main and 18th Hts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


NEw YORK, October 16.- The gale
yesterday and last night was heavy, and
there were several narrow escapes from
injury by the falling ofsigns, &c. ... H..
Bible Society. f ,..
The Slxty-Fifth anniversary of the
New York Bible Society Of the Episcs-
pal Church was held yesterday, and 3D.
dresses were made by Bishop Robertson,
of Missouri; Nicely, Maine; Talbot,
Indiana; and Clsrkson, Nebraska. N
Letter from Goverpsr Brown,s, Of,
Tennessee. - >-%% \
NAsHvILLE, October ~1o.-Goyernor
Brown in letter of this date, addressed
to Governor Beveridge, of Illinois, in re-
lstion to the alleged kidnapping Of one
Geo. w. Smith, now indicted in this
State for murder, takes the ground that
Smith is now in the hands Of the ju-
dietary and out of his control;C that the
constitution of Tennessee 50 distinctly
defines and separates the executive and
judicial departments that he cannot in
terfere, and cites like case now in dis
pute between Tennessee and Mississippi,
III TtiaIlOu w OuS w lioOli, q
and escaped murderer from Mississippi,
now in the Nashville Jail for horse steal
ing. AS to the abductors of Smith,
Governor Brown says no requistion has
been made for them, but when made will
receive due consideration.
Indiana Election OfHcial Vote.
INDIANAPOLIS, October l9.-The Sec
Stot hoe roonira aA- Inn alHff3 3rip nj
returns from seventy-three counties. Civ
ing a total Democratic majority of l9, 7S3.
The nineteen counties yet to hear from,
gave Democratic majority for Sccreta-
ry of State at the last election of 8l5.
The majority in the same counties will
be largely increased this year. Lauder's
majority for Congress in this district over
Coburn, is 566. Holman's majority in
the Sixth district, is 2,467. The total
Independent vote on the State ticket
80 far received is 1858. The Demo-
Gratis have grand jubilee tonight over
their victories. The election in Knox
county for Representative resulted In a
tie vote and Governor Hendricks has
ordered new election to be held on the
7th of November, leaving Knox and the
Legislature stand, Senators, Democrats,
%; Republicans, "a Independents 3
House, Democrats, 81; Republicans, 81;
Independents.
A Railroad War. 80 /
Governor Hendricks received dis
patches this morning from the Sheriff Of
Porter county, informing him that u
BODY of armed men were resisting his ef-
forts to protect the employees of the b.
IL o. X. r. while attempting to lay q
track across the Michigan Central Rail-
road, and asking for aid to quell the riot.
The Governor ordered two companies of
State Guards and Calm guu to proceed
there Immediately. They left tonight,
and will arrive at the scene OF disturb
sncc about 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Our Relations with Spain.
WASHINGTON, October l9.-No Of
ficisl information ha. been received by
our government, or by the representa-
tives of the Foreign governments at
Washington, confirmatory OF the news
paper accounts that Spain has paid in
demnity to Great Britain, in satisfaction
OF damages in the Virginius case. The
correspondence between the United
States and Spain continues, but with no
prospect of settlement by that means
therefore il is probable that our claims
for indemnity will become subject OF
arbitration, according to the terms OF the
Fish-Polo protocal
Importanr Case to he Considered.
Justices Davis and Bradley having ar
rived, were to-day, in their places on the
Supreme bench. The court will to-mor-
row take up the case of Woodson against
Murdoch and others, involving the Ques-
ton of the right of the State of Missouri
to sell property of the Pacific Railroad
Company to satisfy g. lien of the State for
advances made towards the completion
Of the road. .."
Omaha Items.
OMAHA, October 19.-The news from
Hearvey Junction to-day, show no more
fighting. and it is supposed the herders
have fled the country. John Spencer
herder. who was wounded in the fight
Saturday night, has since died.
The case of the United States against
&c. Mccoy, et al., on distillers bond,
which has been occupying the attention
of the United States District Court for
few days past, has been decided IN favor
of the government. The jury brought in
a verdict Of $4,000, with special finding
ns to certain facts.
Companies G and ID, Of the thirteenth
infantry, arrived here from Camp Stam-
baugh Yesterday. and lef: for New or-
leans. Companies, b and + will arrive
to-morrow from Red Cloud Agency, and
leave for the same place.
Address to Governor kelioS&. Il
New ORLEANS October l9.-Govern-
or kellogg TODAY received q communi-
cation from the Republican committee
Of fifty, which ssys:' "lt becomes our
duty to state that an address adopted NJ
a mass meeting, held on the 9Th inst. a.
the Central Church in this city, ana
signed by F. Norriss Chester and others,
does not express or represent the Opinions
Of the committee of fifty appointed at
the same meeting, for the reason that
We are not vet ready to repudiate Repub-
licanism, nor join, its opponents We
nledge ourselves to the support OF Re
publican principles, ss represented oy
the National party, as long as ii contin-
ues to support and vindicate the equality
os Ali men. 1sthe present State govern
ment comedies to us that which We deem
to be lust. we further pledge ourselves to
give Il our loyal and cordial support. ..
The AIsbama Troables. - - =
MosTeoMHRY, October ls.-Large
Numbers of men are summoned to appear
before the United States Court IN hunts.
Vile. on the extreme northern border OF
the state. early in November. 1t is also
reported to-day that from 500 to 800
warrants have been issued for the arrest
Of men in districts where no disorders
have been reported. Meny deputy mar :
shsls are being appointed on recommen.