The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-02
,y.herIira 9eglster.
a,,nr,aay,. September T.
NEWS SUMMARY.
,x TELEGRAPH

,,.sa in New York yesterday
stl55; .r,vv.,
yesterday
.5 had a fine reception at Port
i oregon, on Monday.
,av 4 Lawrence, New York bro
-. ssas1eud.d yesterday
,,,f.Ilow, the poet, and family, ar
-;s.5 L in New York yesterday
-. tartb Spanish gunboat was fin
Ia iu' Yesterday in New York.
.,,of the Qlartermaster at Hays
lne E'".ss :,,r was robbed on Monday of
Sl5to.
s,. # the fractional currency fur
So.I' hy the New York bank note
n.sosa n.s,lri,. i said to be unfit for use.
I'm, Nelson, late from Camp Sup
COiUI dan Territory, brings the re-
;,, P:M 70 81. Louis that all is quiet there
N Tuesday Dexter trotted a mile in
,5,s m n 4 road wagon at the Prospect
p'rt t croinds. He was driven by MIR.
Bonner himself.
s,s in \ stable at Philadelphia
,arS,y morning destroyed forty val
!lsLi. LpI,es and large number OF car
Tia,rs Loss, $4,000.
The loss by the fire in Chestnut street,
pt,',5sInbia. j. estimated at from SoO,-
11Ito -' 800 900, mostly in paintings. In
.,,ance unknown.
Tn. Niagaras, of Buffalo, and the
49,. nj Rochester, had close game
'i,,.. Hf, hall at Buffalo yesterday, result.
in favor of the former by score OF
1910 10.
The rroprietor of the Savannah Ne'cS,
-, Tv..l,y, assaulted the deputy post
v,.r-roi that city for an alleged afront
in refusing to deliver the mails OF
that yolrnal.
Rev. Father Murphy, a well known
r,tSolc Priest, engaged in establishing
[Irrrhr.. was killed on Tuesday at VIM
rss1e, junction while getting of a train
ia motion.
lanes Curminski and James F. Long,
,b,rrrd with defrauding the Govern.
mrnT, were held to bail on Tuesday in
N. sum Of 5000 each, by the L. 5. Com.
missioner i, >t. Louis.
The Cincinnati Republicans hold their
nominating county convention TO day.
4, some Of the ward meetings resolu-
lions we're passed demanding reduc-
t,on in the fees of county officers.
li.pa,ch from Mount Washington
Tuesday evening reports storm there.
lee formed ON telegraph wires two inch
rs thick. breaking them down in places.
The thermometer on the Mount fell TO
,, degrees.
John Field, on trial at Williamsport,
Pennsylvania, for murder, and who
twice attempted to commit suicide, and
suce broke from the Sheriff in the
streets, was yesterday found guilty of
murder 10 the first degree.
Sixteen delegates from the New Eng
land States left Boston Yesterday morn
~ for San francisco as representatives
IN the annual comm TuniCation of the
United States Lodge of Odd Fellows 10
be -r'd il that city the last of the
Present month.
The return match game between the
5, George and New York clubs COM
msucrd Yesterday. New York first in
nius, %; 81. George first innings 75. |
New York second innings 5C runs, with |
loss of two wickets. The playing was
sharp on both sides, AID Will he con-
tluuud to-day.
Among the paintings destroyed by
hTe at Philadelphia, Tuesday night, was
Blerstaldt's celebrated 70 Semitic Val
lev. The loss Of Messrs Earle was
100000; iussreancr $4,000, John Wan
namaker, dealer in clothing, lost by
water nearly 100000, which was GOV.
: cred by insurance.
Ihers Is trouble in the First National
Bank OF AIbauv. y. Y, with the cashier
Adam Van Allen. gentleman who has
ior nrriy borne the highest reputation.
tie Is ia that city, and says he intends
TO rrmain and face all the charges
'lAl mag he brought against him which
,ae Directors ATE investigating.
Charles ; Archer and other well
iHown New York merchants were ar
u'SDed on Tuesday before Commits.
'ourr Shields court on a charge of
making fraudulent returns of revenue.
L1e former book keeper employed by
Archer stated he had made out the re.
t1ils Of sales each month and on sever.
Al occasions had been told to cut the
amount down 5000 or $1,000. The de.
.raalnts claim the whole affair is a
94cEma!ilug operation.
The Buffalo United IrishmdR published
iH editorial yesterday relative 20 the
'Tlta. treatment of the Fenisu prison.
els, twenty-five in all, in the Kingston
JAIL One, named COonry, has been
"'.'en mad, and another, named Hay
.eA' has been beaten until his life is
"g'pa.red Of. The tale of the cruelties
anu ndlsnitieS heaped upon the pris,
yAe'' has produced great excitement
among the Irish citizens. Other revela.
IONS ale promised.