The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-02
pow.wow 300 of the young braves re-

pow-wow SUO OF the young braves re-
fused to yield to the older members of
the tribe who favored going TO Fort
Laramie to the great peace party, and
| painted for the war path. Whereupon
| the wise heads surrounded tho young
STEERS, killed their horses, burned their
tents, and killed one or two OF the ring
leaders After this, peace reigned among
the red men.
Also: A gentleman just from Sioux
city, Iowa, says that between that place
and Iowa Falls he met over Use hundred
emiprant wagons vending their way 10
Montana, DacoJah, and the Des Moines
Valley. 1
4 Last week in Buffalo, New York, a gas
pipe in a house was earelessly LEFT IN
| stepped. The gentleman of the house,
smelling the gas, started down cellar
with lighted candle, when he suddenly
discovered himself enveloped in flames.
| The family took refuge in the back part
of tire house, where they had scarcely
arrived when the gas exploded, almost
demolishing the entire house. Strange
| to say, none of the inmates OF the mousse
were Injured.
Inthe Orphans Court for Baltimore hty
the Testimony of a negro woman was
| admitted on the Civil Rights Bill. The
counsel for the respondents took eXcep'
tion to the ruling of the Court, so, as the
case is one of some Importance the, con
stitutionality of the Bill may be sesled.
A wealthy ship owner in Chicago is
said to have perpetrated series OF the
most revolving crimes Having seduced
his own daughter, he prevented dis
covery by three times procuring aborson,
bat has at last been discovered in his
\ guilt by his wife, who has sued for
divorce.
The largest locomotive ever made IN
New England has Just been finished IN
East Boston. 1t weighes thirty tons
, has ten wheels, and is expected to draw
thousand tons of coal on the hehigh
Valley railroad in Pennsylvania.
1t was the steamer Peruvian tina. ar
rived at the New York quarantine, with
the cholera on board day before yester
day. Thirty.fYe deaths from the
epidemic occurred during her passage
from LiyeGpoCl, and tweuty-eight cases
are now under treatment
The New Orleans RicayaRC tens a story
of very singular impOster nov going
the rounds of that city. This person Is
a young girl, Of good address, smart and
] Intelligent, who represents herself as be
ing an attache OF the Sisters Of the
Holy Cross She has number OF names,
changes her attire daily, and it is almost
impossible to get hold of her.
A young lady.in Rockford, Me, the
other night, in ft Cf sOnmambulism,
arose and cut off one half Of her flowing
hair. In the morning she was greatly
qstonished and gTieyed, aud Of course
the barber had to complete the work she
had uDwittiugly begun,
Up TO midnight Of Tuesday, three
hundred Fonians bad arrived at Cleve-
land, aud four hundred more were q
pected yesterday. They came from The
, South and Southwest, and though gen.
orally dressed in citizeus' clothes, were
under complete military subsection TO
their officers, who wore swords
A woman was arrested at Detroit, on
= Friday morning. for smuggling. The Of
: ficers searched her aud found an India
rubber hustle hid under her skirts The
| hustle contained two gallons Of whisky
The whisky was copiiscated aid TIE
5 smuggler discharged
t In New York on Friday lille girl o.
seven wears was left asleep in 8 room in
the fifth story Of house, the door Of
tho chamber being locked On waking
she csept out Of the window and hung
to the sill by her bands for few min
| utes TWO police officers saw her ard
ran towards the house. Before they
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