The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

MoHAMMADANs, BEAHMINs and var
ious other sects have fixed upon the
year 1867 as a period to be marked by
some great and marvellous change.
A coLoRED man of Lynchburg, Va,
has just found $500 in gold thaf'er INC
led in a hnr-~
spE5IrT1-H spsEo5IfTH CAROLINA took the lead in the
rebellion, and is now taking the lead IN
all sensible measures for reconstruction
THE Philadelphia Bulletin is trying to
"crawfish on the impeachment project.
The little Radical is frightened.
A WRETCH in Buffalo, named Jones
Andrew, kicked his wife, producing
premature labor and the death of both
mother and child.
THE Memphis Post congratulates its
readers on the fact that Mr.. Robert
Jones, of Illinois, is to establish large
cheese factory near that city.
In Syracuse, on Saturday last, MIS-.
saI.aantlaa IIaii, yrAfo or 4s1rs HAN, OF euo
firm of Hall and Rice, died suddenly as
she was about to step into her carriage
to ride out.
A HAPPY COUPLE, who are both deaf
and dumb, were married at Bryants
Pond. in Maine, the other day, the cler-
pyman using the sign language. Quiet
will reign in that family.
WHEN Judge Wilson began to SEN
tence Colonel Lynch to death his voice
trembled, and he was quite affected:
but when he recounted the doinSs OF
the Fenians in Canada, he got very
angry and excited.
In searching the passengers Of the
China lately, the Custom House officers
at Boston found woman who had
about her breast nearly $4,000 worth OF
iewelry, which she was attempting to
smuggle. s-...
THE Montreal Fitness publishes
man of the burnt district of Quebec,
which shows that a space equal to
twenty acres in length and nine in
width. was desolated. Fifty-hve
streets were burnt over.
THE great slumbering volcano, Popo-
catapetal, has been recently explored by
party which reports the crater accessi-
ble. Millions of tons of sulphur are
living in there, and in many places in
pure state.
A BOY named John Fancoy was IA
tally injured in Syracuse, Oh Thursday.
, He was attempting to get on train OF
ears while in motion, but lost his hold
and fell under the car, the wheels oil
/ which passed over his leg.
THE Philadelphia Chamber of Com
merce have rendered TO the city, as q
7 gift. the old William Penn Mansion,
corner of Second and Gothic streets,
provided the city will remove it and
2 place it in Fairmount Park.
The members of the Temple Emmanuel
of New York are erecting new Hebrew
Church ON Fifth Avenue that will cost
o 5000 900 when finished.
> Two women of Fayette, Ind, recent.
: ly dressed in male attire and broke
u into a store, stealing 500 worth Of
Y merchandise. One of the women had
e previously moved in the best circles
o and bore an irreproachable character.
6 A REMARKABLE looking person as
q q tonished the kabitues of the Italian ope
!. "a in Paris, the other evening. He had
It ON cravat completely covered will
diamonds. The nobby gentleman, a
might be expected, turned out to be no
u one of the upper ten, but the keeper o
" q cafe. 80 .-.l.
d THE New Haven Colony Historical
d Society have been presented with tn
e draft which was used in that city IL
n 1864 and which frightened so man!
timid ones off to Canada. it may D.
examined now without any danger.
c ONE day last week the farmers of tn
country around Quebec, headed by thei
:, 3 parish priest, entered the city with
IN long file of wagons, bringing thre
,e hundred bushels of potatos to be dis
T. tributed to the sufferers by the nre-
n ALgxuRuNr crop of diamond jewel
I'd nv that adorned the employees of tn
lg Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad, in
y. duced the management to employ
ei Lsystem of espionage, and the result
the arrest of large number OF eondut
H. tors and suberdinates for eInbezzlt
te ments.
id A SNEAK thief named Henry TOrranc
e, was arrested in Buffalo yesterday fC
ns nd robbing the safe of Mr.. J. F. Peter,
- ~ 500 in drafts and securities. The proI
y; erty was mostly recovered.
We THE Boston Trarefer has accounts I
no q the gold mines in New England. At ii
he principal mine in Lisbon, n. H., gol
was discovered in 1865 The mine !