The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-22


performing before Brigham Yonng and
his wives.
For breaking child's leg New York
horse railroad has been compelled to
pay Sl,55.
One of the New Jersey prisons is
furnished with plate-iron plate on its
cells.
There are us students in Oberlin Col
lege, Ohio, nearly half of them being
females.
Three thousand Brazilians have died
of cholera at Curuzu. Curuzu is evil
IDENTIFY not curative.
The climate of Omaha is salubrious,
but as in some other large places it isn't
healthy to be out after dark.
Mr.. Brown, of Michigan, stepped into
his pantry and fatally stabbed himself
with butcher knife.
The broken Atlantic cable was grap-
pied and reunited at Hearts Content,
the other morning.
Congressman Darling, of New York,
had one of his legs broken on Saturday
by fall from carriage
Grasshoppers are committing great
damage to gardens, trees and corniields
along the Missouri river.
General Mcclellan has engaged pas
sage for home in the steamer Scotia, to
leave Liverpool on the I'd of November
next.
The American soda fountain is said to
be one of the greatest hits of the Paris
Exposition, and it has hosts of patrons.
The Marquis of Hastings nearly fell
off his drag when told that Hermit"
had won. 1t made him a pauper.
A seduction case in Albany was set
tied by James Pope marrying Miss Nc
Cue. James took his "cue" in time.
b, The Milwaukee Ncics says that vessels
that have been employed in freighting
on the lakes are laying up for want of
business. -'
Longstreet was pretty smart soldier,
but his victory over the Radicals sur
passed any previous exploit. They ap-
plaud and mean to pardon him.
The Department of State has informa
tion that the Court-martial in the case
of Macmillan has for the present been
suspended.
John Jones, furniture dealer in
Cleveland, went to sleep on window
sill, on Monday night, lost his balance,
fell to the ground, and was killed.
Spurgeon has been preaching severely
against the English Church in England,
which he unexaggeratingly describes
as "the haunt of every unclean heart"
Festus Campbell was lately rejected
from the jury list in Pittsfeld, Mass,
because he was black, and Governor
Bullock appointed him Justice of the
Peace. .a4
The body of John Jenkins, an EN-
ployee of the LOcheil iron works was
found in the canal ut Harrisburg on
Monday. Wounds on the head showed
that he had been murdered.
Mr.. Hoffman, Juarez's Consulor Agent,
has been compelled to leave Cuba by
the Captain General. He has protested
against the proceeding, and claims
100000 from the Span ish Govern
ment. . s..-.r.-f
A man from Ohio named Leonbnrgher
went to Barry county, Michigan, some
days ago and bargained for farm, hay-
ing with him 5000 to pay for it. Before
completing the purchase, he suddenly
disappeared, and has not been heard of
since.
In an unoccupied house, ON the farm
of Mr.. Stebbins, near Columbus, Ohio,
OIL Saturday, some boys found the dead
body Of German, supposed to be Law
renee Bentz, q German testament bear
ing that name being found beside the
body. The cause of his death is un-
known.
Queen Victoria has resolved to devote
two and a half millions of dollars of
her savings during the last few years
for the endowment of a eonvalescent
hospital near London. The Empress
Eugenie recently gave mp beautiful
chate au, near Lyons, for similar pur-
pose.
The Central Pacific railroad Company
have had several surveying parties out
the part year, exploring the Wasatch
region for the best route from Virginia
City to Salt Lake. The most favorable
line has been found along the Valley of
the Humboldt river, and around the
north end Of Salt Lake, whereby the nu-
merons hills are avoided, The line af-
fords plenty of good wgter and timber,
and is twenty-nine miles shorter, and
with much lighter grades than the best
of several other routes run. No doubt
is entertained Of the western section
reaching Salt Lake before the Eastern
Division reaches that point.