The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-03
a'Me|ina gsglster.
observation-disclosures 3.
NEWS SUMMARY.
BE TELEGRAPH.


VIM. monty, ST., over g years OF age,
soldier in the war "t lolZ' uieu a'
Louisville Yesterday.
Thirteen hundred and seventy barrels
r.oirits have been distilled in Mont
',,,nery " county, Ohio, since January lst,
1869.
IN. loss by fire at Abbotts rolling
niii baltimore, on Monday night, was
ai0o 600; insured for $4,000 IN Balti-
more offices.
c.pcral Jobn f. Wool is seriously i'll
q, his residence in Troy, New fork, ana
crave apprehension is felt IN regard 10
e. recovery. He is sc years old.
uV. Smith, druver of Jackson coun-
=. Wisconsin, was robbed Monday
oi1bt of seven hundred dollars, at
sainon On Market street, st. Louis.
VI Holder, Of tue Marion, Ohio, Mr.
.,y has purchased the Dayton Ledger.
Hewill add thirty thousand TO the stock,
cbasgiug the Ledger to a morning pa
per.
Archibald Douglas, who was recently
hot. in New York, during a political
aTtercarion by Thomas Jackson, Deputy
Sheriff in the First Ward, died in Belle
yns Hospital on Monday.
In New York on Monday Mr.. Charles
raII.n was charged before Judge Dow
i;nrb by James Fisk, jr., with perjury.
Ua waived an examination aud gave
5000 bail for his appearance.
Han Cbas. A. Wickliffe, Ex-Governor
of Kentucky. ex-Postmaster General
nrJrr President Tyler, died in Howard
c,r..,. Mary land, at the residence OF
ii. son IN. law, on Sunday evening last.
r. announced that Hon. Charles j.
FnIusr has been offered the place OF
SnH,Trea.urer, made vacant by the
rr.,rnation of General Butterheld, and
Thai L. has the matter under considera-
tlon.
LII Bradle, sditor of the Utah Re-
p,,tr. while attending Probate court
YESTERDAY q: Brigham City, Utah, was
ser upou aud beaten nearly to death.
The cause of the attack is claimed to
bewritirgr against pOlygamy.
The Illinois Central railroad freight
car paiat shops, at Chicago, Illinois,
took fire on Monday night and were
completely destI Dyed, with the contents,
including sixteen freight cars. Inc loss
will reach $40, 900: fully insured.
The four Dared race for $1,000 and the
championship Of the United States, be-
tween the Stephen Salisbury, Jr., crew
of Worcester, Massachusetts,, and the
Neptune crew of Boston, is to take place
on Lake Quinsipgamond on Thursday,
November ith.
sprcial from St. Paul says that Hon.
Mp. Langford has arrived there from
UeIen,. Montana. He comes at the re-
onest of the citizens of Montana to con-
fer with Governor Hancock in regard to
the protection of the people of Montana
from the Outrages Of hostile Indians
who are preparing to drive the whites
from tie country. The people demand
n speedy and sufficient increase of
mounted troops and also authority to
raise volunteers to protect themselves
against depredations.
OF the twenty votes cast by the Gin.
cinnati Board Of Education, Monday
night, for excluding the Bible from the
public schools, 10 were Republicans, II
Democrats: nominal religionists 3, Prot
estauts 10, CatholicSS, Free Thinkers l.
OF fifteen votes against excluding,
twelvcwere Republicans and three were
Democrats: nominal religionists 13,
Protcsiants !, Free Thinkers /. The
champion Of the party for expulsion was
Rev. Thomas II. Eickers, left wing; lib
eral champion for retaining the Bible,
Rev. 4. d. Mayo, Unitarian. Resolu-
tIouS also forbid religious books and
singing sacred songs.
An Injunction was granted by Judge
StOrer, Of the Superior Court, Cincin-
natl, Yesterday afternoon, restraining
the Board of Education from carrying
into execution the resolution prohibit
ing the reading of the Bible, religious
books and sacred books in the public
schools, on ,he ground on which the pc
tltioners prayed. The injunction isthat
the trainers of the constitution, by de-
Claring in that instrument that religion
was essential to good government, de-
MED to the Board of Education the
right to exclude all manner of religious
instruction. The case will be heard on
Thursday.
A st. Louis dispatch of yesterday
says; The trains of last evening and
this morning come in crowded with del
egates to the Baptist Sunday School
Convention. Twenty-seven States are
represented. At about 3 p. NJ. Hon.
William Phelps. of New York, called
the meeting to order, the spacious
house being filled in every part. After
the addresses, committees on Enroll
ment and Business were appointed.
Announcements for the evening were
made. Among the distinguished men
Present are young and old men frem
nearly every State in the Union. The
interest manifested is in the highest
degree fraternal and the greetings &C
coEdingly cordial.
4 St. Louis dispatch of yesterday
says: J. E. Pether, President, and Fl. c.
j. Bridges, Managing Director of the
Grand Trunk railway of Canada, have
been here a day or two on business re-
ating to the extension of the connec-
lions of their road to st. Louis and
other points in the West. They desire
to run compromise gauge cars from here
w ulJlaub' Ahdiuc, iSbCs, IL
possible, which will induce shipments
Of Hour and prodaco to Liverpool and
other European ports via Portland
These gentlemen will visit the Far
West before their return, and will leave
for Kansas city and beyond to- morrow
Mr., Pether made q very interesting
sncech before the Board OF Trade last
night.
A Memphis dispatch of yesterda y
AVS: A horrible murd,r was committC 4
az OSalOn, Mississippi, Saturday night
Major Sheppetd, Collector of Interns
Revenue, while lying in his bed pros
Tsted by paralysis and unable to lif
ms hand, was shot through the heart by
aIs son Lemuel, who entered the room
INST as his mother was leaving. Mrs
Hnepperd hearing the report of the pis
VOL returned to the room, noticed the
absence of her son and was surprised al
,he report having no effect upon he,
LnsNaCd. She went to the bed and dis
covered that he had been shot tbrongl
the neart NOunu Shannorl +.