The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27
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News Items.

News Items.
MFr tYoaH April 25--William n.
Tweed wiipBe femsnded to-dsy to hos.
pitsl duty in the Peniteutiary under a
resolution Of the Board of Management.
There were thirty.three cases oil
small, l,pox during the past week, an in'
crease 81 fourteen over the previous
week. u sS
The Butter and Cheese Exchange
has protested against the new article
"Olemansgarine" being called butter
and sold as such. The Exchange says
that the future of the American but
ter trade demands that the two be kept
separate.
Vice.President Wilson was in the
city short time last evening on bis
way from Boston to Washington. On
his return soon to Boston he and G. w
Bird will leave OF southern and
western trip, which, will probably ex-t
tend to Calitornia, and will include q
visit to the Hot Springs in Arkansas.
A Paris dispatch states that on last
Thursday Frank Riggs and William
Payne, Americans, went to the Belgium
border to fight duel, but the police in
terfered aud the duelists returned to their
residences. Some words spoken about
young lady is given-as the cause of
the meeting. but the real reason is said
10 be an affray between the fathers OF
the young men, which occurred about
a fortnight ago in the Washington
Club, Paris.
Sir Lanbtoh .Koraine sailed for Eng
land to-day, He was accompanied to
the steamer by Msjor-General Han
cock and staff and other gentlemen.
The engrossed complimentary resolu-
tions OF the city were presented to Sir
Lambton.
Judge Lawrence heard the argu'
| ments to-dayin the suitby Elliot, Coll
Inns & Co.. bankers OF Philadelphia,
to prevent the preclosure Of the second
| mortgage OF 100000 on Cayuga Lake
| railroad, by Mr.. Stillmau; on the
ground OF the non payment Of interest.
The PLAINTIFF allege there is q conspi-
facy 10 get the road and that the cons
pany is able to pay all debts and that
this was an attempt to convert unse"
cured iLto secured debt. -
1t is reported that Carl Schurz has
] accepted the editorship oil leading
German daily at ten thousand dollars
| per annum, and. will remove to New
York at the end of the present Sena-
torlal term.
Rev. O. Eastman, honorary Secreta-
ry OF the American Tract Society, died
on Friday. He was born in Amherst,
| Mass. in 1875.
The Excise Commissioners have re-
fused to aid the Liquor Dealers Pro-
Elective Association. in, obtaining the
passage Of q bill through the legislature
Eeducing license fees, DC.
The pigeon shooting matchs between
Paine and ,Bagordus, BECAME . draw
in consequence OF the weather yester"
day, Paine paying the expenses OF Ba-
gordus.
r. The Federal Council of Internationals
resolved last night to Dissolve, the organ
ganizaton having proved complete
failure in the United States.
Frederick Schuchart & Sons have
begun suit in hesupreme court against
the Lake Erie & Louisville Railway
Company, to recover an Indebtedness
OF $43, 900 and the interest upon unpaid
promisory notes.
Mesers. Arnold, Wolffo and Willard.
members a. the council Of foreign bond
holders of Frankfort, have arrived, with
view OF arran ling the difference be-
tween the several class oil American
bonds, now 10 default aud OF arranging
with the companies for the terms o'
accommodation, or in case OF q resort
to legal proceedings to protect the
claims of the bond holders. .
Bank Statement. -
| Loans, decrease s5,06l 200; specie
increase 122 500; legal tenders, decrease
424,3O0; deposits, decrease 1882 200
lcirculalion, increase $1,000; reserve,
increase III ,225.
The Cremation Society.
About fifty persons. including one
woman, attended a meeting Of the Crs,
nation Society last evening, and listen
ed to the reading Of report OF thu
committee on organization recommend.
Ing the Incorporation Of stock COM
pany as the most feasible meane OF OBJ
tanning the desired end.
n, The Liberal Club.
James Psrtep, recently elected Pres
ident oil the Liberal club, took the chair
last evening at the session OF that body
and made a short speech, in which hi
said, 1--WE are ontbe verge of, and mo-
in the midst, of 8 general reaction from
Whist are ususlly called Liberal princi
pies. The government Of people iol
people; the equal brotherhood Of men
the equal right OF each man and wo-
; man to share in practical guidance o
public affairs. In proof OF this he in'
stanoed Germany where the victories
Of the late war have brought 5 t.
the front Conservative forces and men
aud pushed back out otsight men aud
thou ghts and dreams OF forty years ago
England With Disrseli and the Conser-
yative party in power, and Franc
with MacMahon for President. In th'
! United States this Conservative reac
, , ton is very strong, and will not delay t
manifest itself.
/ a. India. Dspresa,ion D CiAins.
! A Washington dispatch gives tn
opinion of Sir Edward Thornton file'
, Wednesday last in the case of 1nfae
: Aeuerere Us. the United States, award