The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-05
1tleeIiae Reeister.
FRIDAY. November s.
NEWS SUMMARY.
r1 TELEGRAPH.

I1N n ] 49, '' -
rr.G,y,rnor Of Oregon has appoint
,,r. I-ib Of November as thanksgiv
ing day.
~. .rsasure exported from San Fan
I"' 5nTing the month of October
S.s,y S.s.,,r,rJ 70 over 81, 600, 900.
=. o. Cambridge, Il Boston merchant,
u,,,,sJ snicide at New York hotel
on Wednesday.
r,rs Wooden Nils, at Frankfort, On
-, we're burned Wednesday night,
a. az sIrn COO: insured for $4,000.
rr.r.- bopdred mechanics and labor
--,y,r. discharged from the Boston
~ Yard IN Wednesday. Nearly
srrIy department has been reduced.
The report of the MoBtg rmery Street
r,,cn.iop Commissioner, Sau Francis
90 v.,, .,ou be- published. The dam
sya.,rr appraised iu the aggregate at
,Iar, tAo ;ni.tioDs.
r.r c. Holly, Depuly Collector OF
rc..-raI Revenue at Oakland, Califor-
80, f.. suppressed to have abscOnded in
49,. las. Panama steamer. He is de
f,rrr.'o the Government t"the amount
$3.50
T,, dwelling OF Ns,uau DOwry, in
u,rU.rR. Mass, was destroyed by tire
,r Wednesday evening, and his only
rs,1ien. Two little girls, aged six and
fam rr.r-. rshed. The parents were
y,.r.,. d nr'ghE"r.
rn..ar. ,.ulG, formerly Of The 18th
Bgaos yu regiment, was before Commls-
,,n.: O.aprne IN New York on Wednes-
J,, AIRED win engraving plates for
warli4. uln- counterfeit money. lie
WAS nr.. 90 S.I.Cp" nau.
Tr.~, steamer America sal -d fInin San
Francisco iol Hong Kong, via loko-
nam. Yesterday with one thousand and
,,r-y .,,y.r la.,,ugers, including one
,r,n.,9f C!,Ye,e The Tom Thumb
lropp. ~. pissta- -.
Tie Virginia CITY and Truckee rail-
road T., marty Completed. A locomotive
appplr,i o sight # Gold Hill Wednes-
day AMI yrtaf.u eXciteIneut among the
prop'y H.. whistle was responded to
iy Wow jacket. Crown Point and
other steam Whistles.
AraSe came before one of the New
York roarj, ~ Wednesday, in which
Patrick O'Tuolr, lad Of Is, sued the
ma; gers Of the House of Refnge for
Slu,uy damages, Oh account OF bad
vra'mcnr ju Eeepirg him in close
i6oM With Insufficient food. in conse-
s1vrcr Of which he got sick aud became
ugrh dc6!lliated.
TIE remains of Ex xGovernor Charles
4 Wickhtfe. OF Kentucky, reacned
Louisville Yesterday morning, and left
at3P. ". for Bardstown. In respect to
h,, memory the Courts weTe adjourned
sud the members of the bar passed the
usual resolutions OF regret aad sym
Pa'ny.
On wednesday evening last the ST.
John Baptist Society met in Masonic
Hall, New York, aud approved the ac-
,un of their delegates who had with
drawn from the Fifth General Conven-
ton uf French Canadians in the United
States, which assembled in Detroit on
October 18th, because it was tried to
make the assemblage mere political
orglg1au.n.
The city OF Nashua. n. H., recently
purchased a steam fire engine, and the
location OF the steamer caused some i'll
feeling among the different sections of
'ae g'ly Yesterday morHiHg the steam
sT'oonNe was Get on IRE. The engine,
t"n bose carriages with hose and a
NOOK and ladder truck were totally de-
'uoFed. 4 cottage house and barn ad-
J'IhIhE we're seriously damaged. Loss
IN ~" city $4,000: Insurance $1,000.
.r1t"r from Southern Kentucky
>45' Last Saturday night band of
io''l mounted regulators, after stealing
uor>r'. went t0 the residence of NJ. j..
Maddox, Near Prestonville, and de-
mahded that he and the negroes who
Eo'a on his farm should surrender
NF Maddox said that with his two sons
le would dcfeud himself. At this the
armed regulators commenced firing up.
The house. After loAg fight the
and was dispersed, though they de-
cared they would return.
dispatch from Philadelphia, dated
November ith, says: A number of
's".'h Rahbis from the principal cities
'ae mon are in conference here on
.' subject OF reform in the Jewish
.,sarch They adopted resolutions sbol-
.'-.'g lheuse of prayers in the Hebrew
ly,EHe ~ uulnteliigible to the masses.
as, aiming the doctrine Of bodily resur-
sv.on' or the removal of the Jewish
s.',e hy separation from all other ma
''' and declaring the Aaronic Priest
-'oI and the Mosaic sacriticial worship
nave been merely preparatory steps
Htar.s national Priesthood, and
s-s'riaTe things of the past are to be
~,'"oned IN prayer only in their edu-
,'.'aa. capacity and not to be practi-
lie co.ored citizens of Balt more and
..'! and celebrated the anniversary OF
patton with great enthusiasm,
.-g procession was several miles long,
-. composed of number of benevo-
49, 49, societies in fnll regalis, on horses
80 -. carriages; trades associations on
a"''m wagons and on foot, and the
representations with banners
'S and appropriate devices, all pre-
." by iuil bands of music. MANY
,,.,Ol' were present from the District
.''nmJia, and quite number from
ant States. Along the line of the
e'slon the sidews slks were crowded
ia whites and blacks. Perfect order
,'",ed. Bishop Wsgman delivered
- - address yesterday afternoon, and
% riebtation closed last night with a
''"' ball at Douglass Institute.
.le committee of the Presbyterian
h.s. h.s'aI Assembly %. s., which ha;
p,,, 'u session in Chicago for some tim,
H. 'nyestigating the affairs of thu
bo, b'i,cal SewiUary, closed their la
,,,S4' %" Wednesday evening. The long
Dr. I"S disagreement between Rev
rI-2it' Divinity Professor in th.
L II Western ,,er theological School, and
an -, Mccormick, has been brought tc
.9,S ~ oy compromise satisfactory &c
va, PARTIES. Last evening the result
Ii, arrived ut. DR.. Lord remains in
present chair. Mr.. Mccormick i.
y" a'ea a'eCa from the payment OF the Sl5
T.. 'almed to be due the school. ani
- 'Afee Dlrectors-Judpe I;nocI.