The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-14

Mr.. Prescott, United States Consul a
Guyaquil, is dead.
The general impression is that Maxi
milian's blood is still in circulation.
Mild doses of Bnehu are bringing u
Judge Kelly from his nervous prostra
tion.
One of the Daimios of Japan has al
income of s94O, 900 annually. What
fine one to tax.
Seventy-two societies will participat
in the great German Saenerfest at Phila
delphia in July.
All the rivers of Kansas are overflow
ed, and great damage is being done b.
the freshets.
Advices from Turkey state that tn
Porte has established Egypt as a separ
ate sovereignty.
A third party of Gen. Custar's caval
~ force in the Indian country have de
serted upon their horses.
Over 100000 cotton spindles in Provi
dence (R. ~ and vicinity have ceased
operations within ten days past.
The counterfeiters in New York worl
on fiat boats which they keep, like th'
money, in constant circulation.
A hand organ grinder in Philadelphi,
was found to have $500 in bills on hi
person. His "nOtes" were valuable.
The volcano Kialienia, in the Sand
wich Islands, is still in active operation
and has formed seven distinct lakes o
lava.
Secretary Stanton has consented II
allow Governor Hunt, of Colorado, tt
raise and equip 500 volunteers for th'
Indian war.
Greeley says that his heart swells a
the thought ofnegro emancipation. L
tue swelling is a bad one, Greeley
poultice it Prentice.
Ex-Governor, now Senator, Morton
of Indiana, attempted to cast an illega
vote at indianapolis, lately, but wa.
detected, and defeated in his purpose.
At Squantum, Massachusetts,, a mar
has sued his neighbor for $50 damage
for killing a favorite tomcat while il
was giving a midnight serenade.
Government is in possession of abOn
million gallons of whisky which has
or will soon, become Government prop
erty by condemnation.
The Emperor of Austria has commem
grated his coronation as King of Hun
gary. BY giving q great deal Of money
to the poor, and literally endOwing
several benevole t institutions.
Captain Barnett, clerk of the Goodale
House, Columbus, has mysteriously dis
appeared. He left note for his wife
saving that he had made an improper
use of money belonging to her father.
The Philadelphia residents are color.
ed es follows in their late directory
Whites, 800; Blacks, 15S; Browns, s5l;
Greens, 240; Grays, 173; Pinks, l; Blues,
3; Scarlets, q; Cherrys,l6; Oranges, 9
Hazels, II.
Booth astonished Chicago. And nc
doubt Chicago astonished Booth. The
first night of Hamlet he got votiye
wreath inscribed, "Cnicago to Booth
tribute to Greatness" and enough les.
ser boquets to equip florist.
In the year 1850 there was but seven
newspapers and periodicals published
in the United States; in 1910 there were
$50, including As published daily; il
1892 there were $50; in 1860, 2,05l, cir
culating annually 627 ,s2O,54s copies.
An invasion of Panama is expected
and the President of the Senate has
notified foreign Consuls and the com
manders of vessels that he shall resis
it. He hiss also decreed forced loan o
$50. 900 to be levied on the citizens
which has called ont strong remon
strances from the foreign residents.
The sewing machine is likely to hav'
n rival in an invention recently per
fected, by which wearing apparel of al
kinds-shirts, pantaloons, vests, skirts
ladies' mantles, jackets, coats, etc, etc
Ale both woven and sewed at tn,
same time. The sewing Of the seams il
stronger even than hand sewing ant
perfectly smooth and even, and tn,
articles are woven and sewed for any
pattern. of wool, silk, cotton, or any
other material.
The Athens correspondent of the New
York Tribune gets off this translucent
passage: 1t should only be read with
powerful glasses. The critical moment
for Greece is not far off, and We shall
soon know if the devil of diplomacy
will get another turn of his tail round
the World and strangle it through an
other of the periods into which politi-
cal life winds itself, or whether wal
will compel him to uncoil and give
place to the ultima ratio of nations, the
only hope now of freedom.
An international conference of archi.
tects is to be held in Paris next month
The subjects to be considered are: First
what is the actual state Of architect.
ure among the different nations of to.
day, and what are its tendencies in
those several oountriesf Second
What are the different methods of in.
struction in architecture in those coun.
triesi Thirl-The social position of the
architect as professional man. Fourth
The influence Of architecture at the
present day upon the manufactures, fur.
niture, and the decorative artist
Stephen Burch assumes to be cemman.
der Of gang Of regulators in the Grail
Orchard region, in Kentucky. He and
This party entered that towE the othe,
day in search Of man named Bridge
water, an ex Officer Of the army, whom
they accused of orse-stealing. Bridge
water gathered some Of his friends, Il
resist the regulators, andst last aceonnl
battle between the opposing parties
was expected.