The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-24
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NEWS SUMMARY.
RY TELE GRAPH.


Geld closed in New York yesterda!
dl45i,
a. Omaha dispatch says that Gen
,r a" left for Fort Bridger and Sal
Ike on Wednesday. .-r sre-
S,,sr.l companies of troops will b.
oS,,sred At Sherman Barracks, Omaha
4nTing the coming winter
The corner stone Of the new divinit.
IN for the theological department. o
Vale Ys College, New Haven, was laid OF
wednesday. -ELtg
Tia railroad commission have returned
Omaha, having made q more thor
ouch examination OF the road than any
previous party.
Major General Turner, U. s. A., wa
I'D in st. Louis on Wednesday Il
NJ blanche Soulard. General Sheri
Sao and other officers Of note wer'
present. ..s.4 .~kBEs
p0Dorts from the Pswnee reservation
- Columbus, are that several -pio
near. ne have been killed by the Sioux, ant
n.sat excitement exists there. The Paw
6sssand United States troops will pan
ish the Sioux
rsnort comes from Marine, Illinois
csr,nau settlement q few miles east
Isl Louis, that Philip Steenel was
hing Wednesday by some excited neigh
bors for attempting TO outrage his niece
oply twelve years old.
Gsnsrsl Sheridan and Colonel For
.ytbe of his staff, Senator Thurman, ot
Ohio, and two daughters, and ID. Nc
VInnsv. of the Central Pacific Railroad
an ro6te TO Vera Cruz Mexico, were
stopping at st. Louis yesterday.
Spscial dispatches from Liverpool to
Drivate parties in New York say, that
n. t,.tai amount of specie known to be
,bipued to that city within the past
tbrrs days is 100000, one half OF
which was expected yesterday.
Go,deuough, of New York, is out
With card, denying the allegations
charging him with fraudulent transac
Gous iu purchasing stores for the Meth
odi.t book concern, and desires the pn b.
lie to await his proof Of their falsity-
The New York San of yesterday says
in syery respect the action of General
Stories since he has been charged with
the Cuban negotiations in Madrid, have
hsep in fulfllment of his instructions
He has done what he was ordered to do
and the eBd is near at hand.
Four vessels have very secretly left
New York laden with firearms, and 2
fifth is on the point of starting. Their
earpoes consist of l25, 900 Enfield and
225IvO Springfield rifles, purchased
from the United States Government fol
the account of the port by the Ottawan
Minister. E.r.
Reports from Fort Buford say that
the Indians continue hostile, and that
a large force of them are in that neigh
borhoOd. Outrages are also being com
uitted in Montana. A hunting party
have bres attacked near Helena, and
one NAN was killed. Another man was
killed uear tie Blackfoot agency.
EMn. Hslpiue, the wife ef'a mech snic
llyIngin BrocElynn, while in fit OF
insanity Wednesday afternoon killed
heTSo0, a boy OF eight years, by cutting
BIN over the bead with a Ratchet. Her
daughter Alice, attracted by the cries OF
the hoy, broke IN the door aud was also
attacked but managed to secure the
Ratchet and bring in the police, who
took Mrs. Hal pine into custody.
A dispstch from Boston, September
b f..1f & a. 81
Ausical Convention in that city: The
National Musical Convention yesterday
was organized by choosing Hon. Elisha
Dyer as President. Among the Vice
Presidents are l. II. Southland, of Indi
ana, Ii. Perkins, Of Iowa. and w. j. B
Matthews, of Illinois is among the Sec
teJaries. Mayor Sh1rtlif made an ad
dress of welcome. 2,
d force OF detectives made a raid upor
the establishment of one Henry A
M4Fchand, on Market street, Louisville
and Iound a large quantity of nickel
Anl q die ssed in their manufacture
winch we're all confiscated and March
ana was arrested. Iti believed March
aud is leader Of a band of counterfeit
CTS IN TIE West who have been circulat
'"S large amount of spurious coin.
The suspension of tie stock firm o
underwater & Co. was announced q
the Stock Exchange, New York, yester
DAY The senior partner is in st. Loui
ana one of the junior partners name,
headIey absconded with at least $40, 90
IN securities held by the firm, and leav
ing the books, of which he had charge
IN such a condition that the firm are uu
able 10 ascertain the correct state {
their affairs. They ask ed the indulgepc
Of the Stock Exchange for the pressu
which was granted. The exact arnonn
OF the defalcatioa is not known.
United States Treasury Agent Clal
roe, of Philadelphia, yesterday mOrnin
arrested Captain Leonard, a famou
counterfeiter Upon the prisoner wer
found between $4,000 and $4,000, in 2O'
lbs and ~, upon national banks, an
about $1,000 in % cent notes. The note
were we'll executed. Leonard wa
found in house in the neighborhood {
'h and Walnut, where he has been liy
iug with a woman for some time. Th
N"1'e was searched vest erdsy morning
sud the woman arrested. The officer
also found large quantity of counter
lett moaey done up in packages.
la the National Musical Couveutio
az Boston yesterday Mr.. Southland d.
"'eEed an address on music as an elt
ment OF worship. He protested again:
tae adoption of vulgar or popular musi
'n churches, aud he did not deem th
s''s.c now in u>e adapted TO congregs
",ual Staging, and consequently favol
T1 organized choirs. In his opinion th
'ottstant Church music, except that 1
S'r LnghSh Church, has been retregrs
u,uE Tor the past twenty years. 0the
spesSeFs followed, generally agreein
NtH Southard. The Convention close
win concert in the evening whie
vas .argely attended,