The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-18
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.


noon.
The Richie Coal Oil Distillery, on
,ta Washington turnpike, few miles
com Blltimorc. was destroyed by fire
TGIly night. Loss $4,000.
dispa,ch from John Covode says ::
w,navr all the counties officially re-
ror,,d INT B:,ler, Potter and Jnniata,
al tlkinc these at The figures reported
on Thursday Geary's majority is 4S42.
p.,fe.,nr H1ugh, chief of tie Astro-
c,,9;ca! Department of Dudley Observ-
rv prgiict, that before Tuesday
Nv YORK viii have eight inches more
r,ir and that the Hudson will be
l',hc- than in 81. G.
Hurry Bo,twick, boarder at the Sal
;.brry Hotel, in Salisbury, Conn, shot
Mr. Halstead, proprietor of the hotel,
daring dispute about his hotel bill.
Va'.frld was Instantly killed. His
murderer va, arrested,
Philadelphia dispatch says: The
oa-lil count in twenty counties give
G.,ry a majority of 24,976; that in
tUtptv. seven counties gives Packer
= 123 majority in those counties. Other
,rqp;ics are yet to be heard from.
The following appointments were
made NJ Washington on Saturday
Harvey C. Myers, Register of Land
n4ire M Natchitochas, Louisiana; Post
r,,,ers-Freaerick d. Turner, at Car
.,r CITY. Nevada, vice b. +. Small sus-
nsrtrd; Jas. d Wood, at Central City,
r,,rll1. vice Samnel A. BIell sus
nan!ra: Peter Grubh, at Kenten, Ohio,
vie, Augustus Treger suspended.
An Omaha dispatch says: Reports
s-a r.er:y.G here that Government
.r-yr,irr party, under Nelson Back,
-~r,hrriug twelve men, was massacred.
about fifty miles south of Fort McPher.
SON. The Surveying instruments, tools
and portion of the camp equipage
ows,d hv the party, were found. The
regart, are credited, but lack full con-
frmatou.
The Most R-gerend NJ. j. Spalding,
Archbishop Of Baltimore, and Primate
Of rla United States, Arch Bishop Al
lprlfn, ut san Francisco, and Right
Rav. B,,hrp Ncrat, of Savannah, Nc
Gil. Of Richmond, Wood, of Philadel-
paa. D0miuee, Of Pittsburgh, Mullen,
of Erie. Gibbons, of North Carolina,
OGarmer Vicar Apostolic of Nebraska,
with three priests from Nebraska, and a
number of Catholic students, will sail
from Baltimore, on the Goth, en- route
for Rome.
! fire early Saturday morning de-
..Toyed the Maverick petroleum refinery
works in East Boston, including 10000
lrrels of crude petroleum. Several
l.gdred tons af coal aud quantity of
aplha, together with an extensive and
valuable machinery. 1t is supposed
That The fire originated from the burst
iugof napIha pipe in the still ROOM
I.r>s estimated at $4,000. Insurance
small. The works were owned by Will
hDsou, Carter a Go.
An Omaha dispatch in the Chicago
Ttnae of Saturday morning says the
Raublicaus Of that city gives account
o.. the supposed massacre OF the Govern
neat Surveying party under Nelson
Hg.k. hv the Indians, fifty miles south
" Fort Mcpherson. The party which
numbered twelve men are missing, but
SON, of their tools and instruments and
apogtjon Of their camp equipage has
been found which goes TO cortirm the
sUpposltjon Although the bodies have
not Yet discovered the friends of the
paruc, are anxjously awaiting further
Information.
special cable dispatch from London
saturday states that a numerOusly at
tended meeting OF the Alliance Israel
lies nIYrrsa, Society has been held in
bri.i2. Tie principal subjects consid-
''.H was the severe distress Just now
l 'A'i'g among the Israelites in
".'..'H EnSNll and the prospective en-
'-'t'l'n Of Jews from that part of the
"'''. 10 America. Resolutions express
ing hopes that the people in America
W." c'.oPrri'e steadily and with their
accustomed Ilherality with the breth-
Ten ID Llrope in relieving this distress,
Vas unanimously adopted.
\ vein Of excellent coal eight feet
lex and extending to the northward
5 been struck ON the Immediate line
% 'ar Kansas Pacific railroad, 80 miles
-t', of Denver and 500 miles west of
Ai1'a' City. The discovery shows that
working coal beds of the Rocky Noun
...a base, extending miles eastward into
." Siel. plain, is of the greatest i'm
I'.arcg both to the settlers and the
H.Nly. Nearly one fourth of the en-
'- operating expenses of the Kansas
I'd. ae railway is now for fuel and this
'.' fair TO reduce the cost of fuel along
..- Whole line to about OnG-fifth of the
resent rates
Philadelphia dispatch of yesterday
s>'.'' \ majority of the Judges of the
Nron Pleas have pronounced a de-
''a 90 the contested election case of
The opinion details many frauds
.."'.''rt, and throws out two divis-
o' the fourth ward, with portions
Tue vote in other divisions, and calls
...a Tie District Attorney to prosecute
authors of the frauds, and especially
'>- committed by elect officers. The
sion shows Mayor Fox TO have Ie-
.''d NiEty.eight majority of the legal
,.-', while all the other Republican
o.. ',ac"TS are elected, throwing out
SIS .'''lSl'C lLCumpeutS' OuuSO
.''N al,scntgd from the decision,
''"" his opinion at great length.
81 dispatch to the Herald from Wash
contains the following: A short
>.ace statement appeared in the
'.E'ou correspondence of the Her
,-!, an agent of the great banking
.... %. R'thschilds had arrived in this
,'l' and submitted an offer TO loan
.gFEment all the money they re-
10 Hgl'da'e the debt at an inter
-. ! per cent. The truth Of this
,..,- ,'H, has been reflected upon by
lr.!. al oi your contemporaries. We
D.. f. D''ay SceOa a letter purporting to
Y9.y IN Il. NJ FriEueh, dated from New
h.,0 friend in this city, in which
The ay' hN, oftIe following language /:
!-,9,.!r' .p'>.Inn aHd correspondence
M - thereto has been conducted by
ones, ''T, 81, with the President at his re-
H.,,y,5 IAe public aunouncementin the
o.,y oa -. Was Vas evidently the result of ieal-
T,-,.nlAe on lAe part Of the Secretary Of the
,t>,'y' who had not been consulted
l,rr..LAtte matter. | return to France TO.
D. NV ont yet believe the matter will
...,,I .,,It>siuLIy carried opt. NJ. Frigueh