The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-28
,sheeliua gesister.
,a,y,........September 2S.
NEWS SUMMARY.
,y TELEGRAPH.

Gold elOS'
stl&. .,,
Ins,S NEW morning, but it did no seri'
ca. damage
.,omsbip Trade Wind was lost
Inc Rs emf of Mexico on the oath. The
il tas Yrs u were saved, but part of the
s1rw are missing
49,, Artbur and the Governor Gen.
f',tICS ~ canada visited Buffalo yesterday,
eEal o. Tnu ,Lont the city and lunched with
ss1,yPfcsident Fillmore
,c,,s.bnrg, Illinois aispatch says the
Au",', mill owned by c. Jones in that
H,u''uS ,rs. entirely destroyed by tre on
cHi Hioy va" morning. Building aud stock
insured.
,bi, row in the Office Saloon,
", Al Sunday, John and Charles
%! w. ,Uo brothers, were stabbed IA
,,yr. is feared. Six men, foremost In
=. fray, have been arrested.
tbrD Culver, broker of st. Cath
s'D1 Canada, absconded Saturday
s.I.' sl. ,okinp with him $4,000 or S25,-
.s-' SsvsraI banks are sufferers as
Y.'I as number OF businesses men.
n, the 2li. seventy masked men rode
Isrca, Uer, Gerard county, KY,
DI .-T took colored maa from the jail
ID - hing him. The same regulators a
80 nIpbt, before cowhided Walter b.
:r,,Op and Mr.. Hutchinson.
The concert in aid of the home for des-
INIT Catholic children at the Coliseum,
g,.,cs &c., Sunday afternoon, was attend
D'''~ ''. yer 10000 persons. There was
'.g!rns of four hundred voices, with
',,r,y brass aud twenty reed pieces.
I, the case growing out of the loss of
-. - .,ssmer, Unite d States aud America,
.trin~Dpati, - Hon. George Z. Pugh and
TSnF Fol!ett, counsel for the under
Trltrrs of that city, have started for
louisville to take the depositions in the
case at that city
1b,nt 9 o'clock yesterday morning
rr, broke out in the Hope cotton
mills Allegheny SItgJ ouh'I "" hSN "
All. Childs & Co. The buildings were
I.,,royrd entirely. Loss about Sl5O, 900.
T,grapce sll5, 900. About 800 employees
we're thrown oGt of work.
Richmond special to the New York
EraI SAYS; The excitement over the
struggle for Senators from Virginia in
r,sa,rs every day, and it is intimated
,5,, possibly Radical Republican may
be- chosen 10 nil one of the places. Alex
Il agdsr Sharp, late Postmaster at Rich
rond, and brother in-law of the Presi-
d.lt, has been brought prominently
forward by the Conservatives. Horace
Greeley is likewise spoken of 10 repre-
,el, the Old Dominion in the higher
branch Of our National Legislature.
A Cincinnati dispatch of yesterday
gives the following: Buckeye Races
II IE niles, 800 subscription club,
II S.ay, eleven entries, and the following
start CUquctte 3: Exchange L; Alta
II Yrl4 3, di,,auced; HembOld -. Time,
/ Gl1i, 34,.. Club, $500; three miles;
N Maggie Hgater 3; King Tom 3 2; BO-
n s,,ell Tmc, 5:52s, 5:j6f. Consola-
M lion >!U; nile dash; John KilgOur l; j.
II Mccormick C. h. f. , Time, l:49f. The
tack vas ieavy; betting high; day fine;
crow! ytIy Iargr, and the admission was
doubled. lay Page, of Boston, bought
ile horse Hamburg Of George Cadwal-
,saeT Tor 5000 to-day. Last week Ham
burg won the two year old stakes.
Buckeye made the best time of two year
dds Ou record
The New York World states that the
President Of the Gold Exchange Bank
announces the following firms as omitted
iTom the clearing: Soerega * Graves;
n railway, Hunter y Co; =. II. Williams,
j., ~ Co; Jas. Brown & CO.: Donim
boocock; Chas. l.. Mcclure Il Co: VIM,
ho.0en y Co.; Albert SpeverS: Chas. w
h,ep y Co. The President of the Bank
announccs that the clearing movement
mas been completed and al balances
II WI, De settled. In the investigation the
II bank was found to be sound as q hell
II IAc hTm' in Mr.. Benedict's note have
l'i actually failed but they have not
III 1'i,rI themselves with the bank. Sew.
Ga' brokers attempted to obtain admis
'oA 10 the bank Yesterday morning but
"e'e refused. II is said they intend &c
'oe'eate disturbance.
The trustees of the Avondale Relic
-.., Yesterday, adopted plan for th,
r,"'gHt'on of funds that reach them
'-7 pan Of distribution for the frs
,''r j as follows: Each widow will b.
-. 'ae sum Of 500 in equal MONTH.
.NIrnis. Each male orphan child un
-'' ''.ti II years and each female orphan
'-.. under II years shall be paid for tn
h-e period 500 in the same manner
,-"lIen over the ages mentioned viii
s4.1 IN full a sum not exceeding $500
III We 'lolSand dollars was voted to NEE
- cases not embraced in the ferego
< iaese provisions are made for ali
relief till the first day of October
aud Will absorb all but 10000
'rnainder of the fund is to be care
' invested in good securities tina
ys converted into cash when re
II ..''5 aud to constitute a permanen
INVISIBLE upon the following basis
..'d To constitute a widows fun(
.r remaining two-thirds an or
ilnd From these funds th
aud orphans are to receive quar-
payments until the whole is ex