The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-25

+ Dan -. hTedllltT, his VIE, HeG HlOIlcF,
Mrs. Machemice, and Annette Kreamcr,
on the night of February u, 1872.
/ Brown was only Is years old al the time
/ of the murder and at the time of death
I u, his cm>e having been twice taken to
/ the Supreme Court All the trains ar
/ riving this morning were crowded with
{ people, anxious TO witness the eXccu-
! ton.
Attempted Suicide by nn Accom-.
p ished Lady.
New ALBANY, March 24.-The Ledg,r
of this evening contains an account of an
attempt on the part of Mrs. Borden, wife
of the assistant State Geologist of lndi-
ana, to commit suicide ut her residence
in Providence, Clark county, by taking
opium. There had been some Difficult
ties between the lady and her husband
which became public through the Courts
/ and prints. which probably led to the
rash act. Prof. Borden was
about leaving home last evening, to visit
this city. but the conduct of his wife
aroused his suspicious, and he remained
at home and watched her. She went to
.
large dose of opium. Her husband
finally went To her room. and with the
assistance of the servant girl, burst open
the door and found her in n Supplied con-
dition. \ physician was summoned and
proper remedies applied, and it Is believ-
ed She is now out of danger Mis-. Bor-
den i, an highly educated and accom-
phshed lady, and in her trouble, whether
/ real or I imaginary, has the Sympathy of
| :, large number of the people iii the neigh
/ borhoud of her residence.
The Black Hills ExpeditiOn--Atter
the Miners.
OMAHA, March 24.-lnformation has
been tclegraphed to General Ord of seve-
raj parties of miners leaving different
parts of the Black Hills. In reply to Il
telegram from one of the miners who re-
Gently came out of the Hills, whether he
would be- permitted t) return with rein
forcements and provisions, General Ord
sav- that troops from Fort Laramie and
hostile Indians have both gone for
miners. For their .akcs ! hope hctroopS
will reach them first, us the military
order, are simply to bring in the party,
rontine the leaders, burn the wagons,
and destroy the outfit. General Ord has
been authorized to put all his cavalry
at once into the Sioux country, in which
the miners are trespaSsinS, and to en-
ploy fifty Indian scouts to advise the
cavalry of the advent of miners.
4 Black Hill transportation company,
with capital of $4,000, was formed
here Yesterday. They propose to leave
the railroad at Sidney, Nebraska.
The Louisiana Adjustment.
New ORLEANS, March Ex-Governor
Kellogg. tonight. issued a call for an eX-
ira session of the Legislature. to meet IN
New Orleans on Wednesday, April ith,
10 carry ont the adjustment. The sub
ircts Tor legislation are limited to six:
First. Adjustment Of political difficult
ties.
Secord Revenues of the State, and
mode of collection and disbursement.
Third. Amending Of the funding bill
80 - 10 change the constitution OF the
funding boards, and prevent the funding
of Illegal obligations.
Fourth The financial condition and
government of New Orleans.
Fifth. Relief of the commerce of New
/ Orleans from excessive port charges and
fees.
Sixth. BY request Of Il delegation of
merchants, to incorporate a Board of
Trade.
Pardee Not Confirmed.
WAsmxGroX, March 2i.-Thc Senate
WA, occupied over five hours in executive
session Yesterday afternoon, in discussing
the domination of Don \. Pardce to be
United States District Judge for LouIsi
ANA. Speeches were made by Senators
Howe Sherman and Thurman i'll favor
OF confirmation, and by Senators Ed
mund, and West in opposition. At the
close of MIR. Vests speech Mr.. Edmunds
moved to iay the nomination on the
table, which was agreed to by a vote of
- to l5 This position will therefore re-
main vacaLt
The tablng of Purdec's nomination
places the litigation in Louisiana i'll an
embarrassing position, a. the district
Judge alone has jurisdiction in bank
ruptcy and admiralty cases. There is Row
in the hands of the regiStercr OF the dis.
trict court for distribution, by order of
the Judge about So, 900, and other suits
in bankruptcy involving over $3OO,OOO
are pending and will have to await the
appointment Of a successor to Durrcll.
Mr.. Pard"e has Internationally with
drawn from the contest. Several other
nominations also failed confirmation and
expired at the end ofthe session.
Rhode Island on STA - Rights.
Providence March 24-ln the Gen
cral Assembly to-day, Il report was made
from the Special Committee ON the recent
conflict of authority between th" United
/ State, Marshal and State ConStablcs,
/ over the wholesale stock of liqurS attached
/ bv the Marshai and afterwards seized by
th, State Con>tablc>. because the sales
were made from the stock in violation OF
tho State law. The committee cen>urcd
IN, Chief of Police of Providence. for re-
f,.irr ra obey the State ConStahlcS, but
.idino instead the United States Mars hal
md recommended the following re>ou-
tion:
PcvsirsR That the Governor cause Ia
be prepared and transmitted to tn" PreSl
dent of the United States, q statement "i
n, fact, relating 10 the interference OF
the United States Marshal, for the Dis
,rict of Rhode Island, with the State Con-
stable, in the discharge of their duty II
the city Of Providence, on the 25th day o.
February, 1873.
The minority recommend no legisla'
tioU.
Attempted Assassination.
LOUISVILLE, March n 4-The attempt
to a'saSSinate the State witness in Todd
county, was not in open court as reported
yesterday, but while the witness was
under guard in the court house for safe
keeping. His assmlant was captured yes
terday.
Ho"or to John Mitchell,
The Irish citizens of Louisville held a
large meeting last night to express sor-
row at the death Of John Mitchell. Ap-
proprlste speeches We're made and resolu-
tions adopted. Colonel Roger ! Pare