The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
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WHEELING REGISTER.
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Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

DUNES ~ NEWS.
Utmost Confidence in Secretary De-
lauO.
/ WAsHINGToN, April 23.-The Cabinet
session tO.day WAS attended by all the
members. All the bureau officers of the
Interior Department, headed by Assist
ant Secretary Cowan, called on the Pres
Ident previous to the meeting of the
Cabinet, for the purpose of reiuting the
statements that Secretary Delano had
been in the habit OF interfering with their
decisions Of cases. The ex-Bureau otii-
cials substantially asserted that in no in
stance had Dclano interlcrcd with them
in public business, and no decision ever
made byuny of thom bad been oyerruled
by the Secretary, without full consulta-
ton. The president remarked that
whue he was glad TO meet them person.
ally, their visit and explanations were
entirely unnecessary, as he ever had the
utmost confidence i'll Secretary DclaEo,
and his confidence in his integrity and
consistent official department remain uu-
impaired.
General Cowan. Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior. authorizes the statement
that recent publications to the effect
that the resignation Of the Secretary of
the Interior had been asked by the Presi
dent on corrupt practices in the depart
mcnt or for any other reason, and that
the Assistant Secretary was cogniIsnt OF
the facts. are entirely without tUunda-
tion. The statement that General Cowan
had been consulted in regard TO success
sion Is. he says. equally untrue; and fur
thrr, that he knew nothing whatever OF
the statements until the day after they
had been teiegraphed from here by
several correspondents, and he l. conf
dent that said statements are void cot
truth. All the heads of bureaus Of the
Interior Department authorize similar
statement so far as they are concerned.
No matters of general interest or I'M
. portaucc were brought before the Cabinet
mertiu to-day. and nothing whatever
was said bv anyone in regard to changes
/ i'm the Cabinet. or the question of new
appointments to fill any vacancies that
may occur therein.
Tue Flood In the West.
OMAHA, April 23.-Ihe following l.
official: Five trains tIom the Green
river break, loaded with wcsL-bouud pas
>cngcrs. &c, got into Ogden las, night.
Four trains loaded with east bound pas
scngers will arrive at Green river to-
night, uElcss something unforeseen now
occurs. one Tram oI n.'' y'">s t",Ie.Is''fS
anu '"o % '''''i.a -; ;hn, r.'1l ba,oIa
I =, -. c,.r.,I ~ tLn Gr..n ri,.ar hr.oL,
W t'"i'sie' ''v' - .''J ,,';II -, ni,,.J
WHICH, IL j. 'At At'l''' ~. "'.' 49,.
TWO "l''t' -, 'G.t',l, cIi,l ~ "''' ~ '"''
P"1II' - s''i' .a'''.'- .,d -. r,b, Caror
Is., i,e ~, .Fa;.n,i renaircd - d,n;, If
".,i - ~, ,,a..;n,, oyari, with .,f,tv
T|e rrnnrf that an cur,re and two
,.,r. h,5 b,.r ii,cbed 81 Cburch Butte
+ IT. E,.,r- - .r,rip. Loyc
/ - "i,s'"N'
HeGn u''cHeU ..r. -. .l
hanhH ro'N i I"P'u'f y az"
I trouble Is "PP'e"e''"'" ~ """a'' s''''
! uun.
/ Fhe following mas just Occh rectiNeu
/ from the superintendent NJ Hreoh river
/ Everything between Garter and OSdeh
[ is in Il passabic conditions expect to get
+ tie bridge over Big Muddy, between
Hampton and Church ButteS. uNed
this afternoon. Weather co"i ana hiSN
winds. GeneraI-SuPerlnten!G.ent Ciark IS IS
| h'pe'uI, ouI IrahAiS Sas9 'G' "''''
| rises Oh tIe''' ~ tn' 1.no "''T ,.''
rivers, and on the Inc between Evanston Nv yiI
and Buyar, communication Is iiNe'y u"
again be interrupted.
TeIcgraph,c DeGalcation;
PHILADELrHiA' APrii Zo.-A ,i!,s Ie'"'ea-
tlon has been discovered IN tne " es'eFn
I Union Telegraph once oi thiN city ana
John K. Helner, chlet clerk, an" Iate
Superintendent, ID. II. Bates have aO-