The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02


leay inp behind his first love and several
small pledges of affection. Ga Iaesday
last La returned to his old home anu
shorSly after was captured by number
of oifizsns, who treated him to q plunaSo
of tar end feathers. Murray was Fery
"loyala man. and thought tns' raw
ought TO protsct him 4
While a merchant from h1nisTiils.
Ala, named J. E Phillips. was sssnolnS
on the corner of Main and Third strssts'
Cincinnati, on Wednesday, ne was ~
preached by q dressy young man Tno
reoussted him to change SO note Ear
P. drew out his pocket.book conla.n,5
500, when the young man eeizeo ~ @N~
made off, efecting his escape
We Aod the following singular -! MAJ =
riaee notice in the StatesVl!le ~ VI
Amsricam: "By Dr.. J. a. s9srliis AZ
twilight, on Wednesday evening, te
ruary 2sth. 1866, in CstsWna county, y;
c ct the house Of the BRIDE WIDOWED
mother. Mr.. A. 4. Gabrile to Miss Lizzie
MiIligan, after short but most delicious
ccurtship"
A brick partition in Orange Lane, Bos-
ton. which had been left standing by
carelessness after the demolition Of the
building which gave 1t support, ieii on
Saturday afternoon, crushing beneath 1t
three boys and one woman. The poE.s
were killed, and the woman seriously, II
not fatally Injured, both her lower limbs
being broken, and her chest badly
crushed
A dispatch from Chicago dated the,
Goth sayG:
Yesterday an agent OF Governor
SnraOue. of Rhode Island, was buying
beef cattle in ills city for shipment to
Providence, where the beef is furnished
TO the operatives at first cost, transpor-
totion added Within tho past few
months between $4,000 and eu,O0U dol
lars worth Of cattle and hogs have
been purchased here for this purpose
A dreadful tornado passed through
Polk. Paulding and Barton counties,
Georgia, during the first part OF last
week In Barton county, a woman and
two children we're killed by the blowing
down of the house in which they stop
ped Several other dwellings were pros,
trated Stables were swept away and
horses killed by the fury of the tornado.
The work Oh the Lake Tunnel at Chi
caoo has been delayed By gas filling the
trTrel. a few days since large amount
was collected in it and exploded, the
danes extending along the ceiling for
hundreds Of feet, Several miners we're
knocked down and Others slightly
burned by the flames None, however,
we're seriously injured.
IN abau1 irree weeks the Treasury
rili pay the bounty recently awarded to
The atIicers ana men Of the feet that par.
tic;rated in tie coni;ct of the eth of
Jnre. 1862, -c;ct resulted in the capture
of Memphis
TIE ;w2ig-a@ic- &c Kansas now aver.
accs. = is thought, about one thousand
porscrs per day. The larger portion &c
- s. rthern Kansas, where the prairies
are a readv. covered With green grass
II Rev. J. Kelly, for the past forty
vcars priest Of the parish Of ST Peters,
in Jersey City, was found dead in his Ted
last caturday morning. Deceased was
about seventy years ofage, and has spent
lifeline in promoting the welfare and
inter 9ts Of his parish.
Oh rlss Bishop, formerly prominent
nero. nut of New London, Conn, died
The lcr day, aged % His whole fam
;Iv-- zen gons aud one daughter-sur'
lie IN. and his seven sons acted ne
nall arers at his funeral.
1t 7spertod Gu good authority that
the s anish Minister has agreed TO &C
cent mediation by the United States in
| tho Spanish Gillian matter, and has
promised 10 abide h the result Of the
/ decision
/ woman named Nellie Taylor was
stabbed in tho head on "Wednesday last,
in quarrel with two other women in
Philadelphia, and on Friday night die 4
from he effects 0S the wound
Son catfish caught al the mouth OF a
sewer N Washington, were eaten by 4
negro iamiIr about P. NJ Seven of
the c. ored people soon became sick and
about ? NJ two Of them died. A ply
sican stached to the FreedmeDs Eureau
had / CT tho worst cases removed to
a hos. ital though mono Of them we're
expected 20 recover. These fish feed
chie6. On filth that ampties from the
sewer. 2nd it Is not wonderful they
shonla make people sick Then eaten.
On re night ofthe Goth ult., tTe prs
onsrs made their escape from the ohica-
go jaj by means Of subterranean pass,
age constructed b. them from their cell
to a = ;ndow under the health Office.
The rut,worm is playing havoc with
the cnru crop in Giles county, Tennes.
see Entire fields have been destroyed.
Distilled spirits rendered a revenue
last var Of $4,000. Pretty good for
evil ; irits."
On S day last gang Of some eighteen
New Iork ruhians made an indis
crirnil ie attack on the citizens Of Jsr-
se- Git, beating snd abusing every one
the net. and pslting tie houses With
stones Assistance was asked Of the
Nev 1rk police, who succeeded in ar
resting six Cf them ss they crossed the
fsrT- !" New IcTk city,
Is tie burning ofthe Detroit and Iii
vaukee Depot and the steamer Windsor
several lives we're Lost a passenger
train in the depot vas consumed, the
danes spreading so rapidly as to pre-
Tert tbs escape Of all the passengers,
Several persons on the steamer Windsor;
compelled hy the flames to imp over
board we're drowned
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