The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-13
CURRENT ITEMS.
Mrs. Tom Thumb is again enciente.
The late Mr.. Hiscock left $4,000.

Mrs. Tom Thumb is again enciente.
The late Mr.. Hiscock left $4,000.
"A man in Rochester, n. Y, has q
5000 tp9ip bed, 81 q u
S illinois is actually sangpiuary with
strawberries.
Cuba's disposition is soured for lack
of a good sugar crop.
John Morrissey bought Barnum's
place in Connecticut.
The Bey of Tunis is making presents to
Victor Emmanuel. s# y
/ There are only about 4OO, 900 taxable
incomes in the United States.
One hundred thousand cotton spindlos
are motiOnless in Rhode Island.
Schenck is candidate for Governor
of Ohio. He will meet with political
Vienna.
Newburyport feels obliged to shoot
another burglar, robberies are 80 in
cr.asing there.
Forests FIVE performances in Milwau-
kee brought S3s67. Ristori's two brought
$4,000.
The Chicago Times claims for that
city 250,000 population, and 250,0O0, 900
rats.
The Mt. Cenis tunnel will be ready in
September. 1t is more supportable
bore than Hoosac.
Admiral Farragut has had an attack
of vertigo, but mastered it, and is ready
for another.
g. Simon Fabry hung himself in Evans
vile, Ind, on Sunday. Cause, domestic
troubles.
Captain John B. UrDy, a prominent
newspaper man in San Francisco, has
committed suicide. ..r.a
DR.. Ayers pills are good to have, if
not to take. They gave him an income
last year of $G5,57S.
On Saturday the European mail sent
from New York by three steamships
embraced 46,4Ol packages.
Henry Essenmacher, boy twelve
years old, was drowned at Richmond,
Indiana, few days ago.
The vendetta RACES in Corsica. Two
families recently destroyed three men
each by hand to hand fight.
Habelmann, the tenor, while habited
as a smuggler, fell from scenic cliff in
Philadelphia and broke his arm.
Among the jewels the Queen of Spain
recently sold in London was a watch
chair which cost Sl20,000.
According to all accounts the thieves
in New York are high-toned gentlemen
compared with the police of that city.
The Cincinnati City Councils have
appointed committee to report a suit
able location for q park of 500 acres.
Chicago is about to widen its river,
to accommodate the increasing number
of people murdered and thrown into it,
probably. iS5.H..6N U y.
1t is reported in Indianapolis that the
grand jury has indicted several promi-
nent citizens for making false returns
of incomes. .-.- ssa a=
1t is computed that fully seven per
cent. of the meat consumed in Chicago,
is unfit for. food, and an inspector of
meat is to be appointed.
Twenty-Five buildings ON the princi
pal streets of Atchison, Kansas, were
burned on Sunday afternoon. Loss,
Sl0O,OU0; one-fourth insured.
Mr.. Terry, living near Paris. Ken
tucky, owns an eccentric female dog,
which has repudiated her own offspring
and adopted a litter of young cOons.
The Washington City Council has
organized and appointed colored men
for Reading Clerk and Messenger. The
Aldermen elected were all white men.
Out of one hundred and seventy five
cases of murder and attempt at murder,
in New York, during the past year, there
were only twelve convictions.
Mr.. John Martin, of Mt. Vernon, Ohio
was kicked by stallion, and probably
fatally injured, on Wednesday. His
skull was fractured in a horrible man
ner.
Prentice says, "no doubt Wendell
Phillips when he calls General Rous-
seau q coward, borrows courage from
the remembered fact that the cane with
which the General caned Grinnell was
broken in the operation.
A boy named Thomas Feeney, be-
tween twelve and thirteen years of
age, while playing base ball in Dover,
Delaware. last week, was struck in the
region of the heart by ball, and in
jured SO badly that he died.
The skeleton of negro boy, almost
devoured by crabs, drifted ashore at
Norfolk, Virginia, the other day. A
great falling off in the demand, and a
serious failure of appetite among crab
Cdtci 10 iSpoA sCu III ehae iOSioh.
! H. s. Reynolds, who was reported to
have been hanged by mob in Sedalia,
Missouri, short time ago, denies the
statement, and ina a card in the st.
Louis Republican, expresses the convic-
that he can prove he is still alive.
Holders of August seven thirties,
sending them ito the Treasury for con-
version, should understand that the in
terest on them is paid to the 1st of July,
holders receiving in exchange therefor
five-twenties, bearing interest from the
lst of July.
Just before he was sentenced ut
Dublin. the Fenian Duffy gave Ste-'
phens q "socdologer" for sending the
men into the fight and then deserting
them for the Paris Exposition. Ste
phens is reported to be living in clover
in the French capital, with lets of
money aud no end of fun. Z
The Salt Lake Hedette publishes ru-
NOR that Orson Hyde and Amos Lyman,
both high mp in the church, have been