The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-26
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Gold CIOhCN !"
ST l24..
Yesterday morning was the coldest
=. record al Buffalo, n. Y.
III, ,boe mandatory of George w.
p son ~ A. Co., in Melrose, Mass, was
tnr"ri I, Yesterday morning. Loss Sl2,-
UOO; insured
C..r5. Brent, book keeper for the
- 10" Iron Works, Buffalo, n. Y, was
..".,Jsntally shot while shooting at
rarset, on Wednesday.
McCurdy, q merchant tailor of
r,r5ipgton, killed his son yesterday
E,,noon by shooting him through the
5s,d, Family difficulties are said to be
,bs eause Of the rash act.
,onny man named John w. Wilson,
,,lt. .tepHer in Edward Wilson & Co.'s
S.,dWars store, Albany, n. Y, has been
srrs.ted on charge of embezzling sew
saI thousand dollars from his employ
ers
last evening while two boys, sons Of
lanes Chase and Henry Ball, were
Di,yfns with hand sleigh upon the
'cs neal PresQue Isle Point, Brighton,
Canada. the ice gave away and both
were dTOwnded.
tin cash box was found in the
s,raa,s of New York on Wednesday,
r,d.d Of is contents. 1t is believed
from 4 few papers found therein that
N. box vas taken from the BOyleston
B1lE at Boston.
TIE Canadian Militia Department
have received offers from the Canadian
volunteer corps at Toronto, Montreal
and elsewhere to serve in any expeal,
ton organizing TO suppress the ked
river insurrection.
4 Harrisburg dispatch OF yesterday
ays: The jury in the credit Mobilet
case came in to day with a verdict for
the Common wealth of s4O7 1889. The
amount claimed by the Commonweait
is $50 5l6.S7. The jury deducted 81,
ggl GOO. from the nominal value of their
diyidend., which was over So, 900 900.
Late dates from Jakmel, Hayti, state
that both Generals Chevalier and Set-
fers had Joined the revolutionists with
their forces, and the towns around have
given in their adhesion to Nillanbin as
Provisional President ChevalIer Iatt
for Port an Prince, and it is reported be
had a battle there with Saluave's forces.
Result unknown.
4 AJisrat IA from Auburn, n. Y, yester-
day, "a IS: On the second day OF the
Centenary Convention of Universal
i,', of the State the attendance was
large throughout tho day and great in
tercst was manifested in the proceed
ings. DR.. Z. ChapiD, of New York, de-
liyer.d an eloquent address this even
Ing after which the Convention ad-
journed siE, die.
Wednesday evening the house of
Thomas Evans, on Frankfort street,
Philadelphia. Eas entered by two bur
glars during the absence of Mr.. Evans,
an engineer of the fire department. The
house was ransacked aud the thieves
succeeded in getting 800. Mrs. Evans
was seized aad gagged to prevent alarm.
w "'iN '"aul luC lulCNOo NHO NAA
al. her front hair, but unbound her be-
fore irariDg.
The libel issued Wednesday against
the Spanish gunboats is based upon the
ground that these vessels are to be en-
pIOyed by Spain in carrying on hostili-
ties against Peru. The claim that they
are 10 be used against the colony or
people of Cuba has been deferred. An
amended libel containing this charge
has been prepared, but will be with
held to await positive instructions on
the point from Washington.
Messrs. Fisk and Gould have obtained
from Judge of the Supreme Court an
order staying all proceeding in the suit
instituted against them by Joseph H.
Ramsey on behalf of himself and other
stockholders of the Erie railway. The
order is TO continue in force until the
decision, of the motion of which they
have given notice, to have an ipjunc-
tiOn granted by Judge Murray is dis
solved and the order of suspension va
Gated. The order has been served upon
the plaintiffs.