The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-20
,t'heelius geeister.
saturday'--.----Novemoer 2o'
NEWS SUMMARY.
HY TELEGRAPH.


Jsv. Loss $4,000.
..hooner Volunteer came ashore
pnrt Ontario Thursday night. Crew
Supposed TO be lost
n;.natches from all parts of the South
81. that Thanksgiving day was duly
celebrated there
l;yi.ion of the New York Custom
r,., d,yoted to the shipment of mer-
rL',.Ii.g 10 the Pacific has been estab'
Ishrd.
sr.raI disasters to vessels occurred
I,,r leland Sound Wednesday. OHe
Yohnonrr reported capsized and all on
board lost.
I,,gr number of citizens called on
"a DAVIS at Memphis on Thursday
orsning. He was also serenaded, but
declined spcahing.
Official returns from New York show
v.r.,r', nsprlty TO be u, 500. The total
ro.r : only Gal ,l96. Republican de-
,,,s... g trom last year log, ,07S; Democratic
~ Ia.
On TuuTsdaj night some grave rob-
,ors from Cleveland were caught rob-
bing the grave of Mrs. Carpenter at
p,,nesvi!lr, Ohio, who was drowned on
hoard the Naomi at Manistee.
Thanksgiving at Evansville, Indiana,
and pginrs Southeast was generally OBJ
..ry1J. Business was suspended. Every
o1twaul bound train yesterday con-
s ha to nf
Arm Of the Tennessee.
On Thursday morning the receiving
,ni shipping houses of one Of John L.
Good \ Cos oil refineries at Akron, o,
vrrr harmed. Loss fifteen thousand
dollars, ucIudiug large amount Of re-
fined OIL ready for shipment.
Yesterday evening a small boat upset
in the hay at Eri-, Penna. Frederick
Mehl. aged II years, swan ashore but
died from exposure and cold. This is
thr t5im of the Mehl brothers who have
lo,, their lives in the Pressure Isle bay.
A Dispatch from Rochester, New
YOrk dated Yesterday, says: Lewis l..
Morgan, aged %, a student at the Uni
Yersiry, suicided this morning. He was
abrnther Of General l.. j. Morgan, q
professor IN the University, and former.
" from Indiana.
Gentlemen who were at Durant, Miss,
when General Barry was shot state that
the alteration grew out of Stephens
accusing Barry of making incendiary
speeches TO the negroes for the psrpose
OF melting them to bloodshed. Barry's
wound is not considered serious. Ste
phens had not been arrested at last
accounts.
4 Quebec dispatch of yesterday says:
The river ST. Charles is covered with
a thick coating Of ice and it is feared
that many schOOners and other craft will
have to winter in Palais Royal Harbor.
Lake Beaufort is frozen over and con-
siderable floating ice is reported on
Lake S.. Peter. It is showing again
to day.
The one hundred mile walking con.
test at Boston was terminated Thurs
day night between Dinsmore, Danills,
Oddly, McCann, Gibbon and Taylor.
Oddly concluded his 100 miles in %
hours and 20 minutes, and Taylor in "a
hours and "a minutes. Dinsmore, who
cawr IN thlrd was in the best cOndi-
lion Of the three.
The consolidated Cleveland, Zanes
vile & Cincinnati. and Pittsburgh,
Mount Vernon and Columbus Railroad
Companies will be known as the Cleve-
.sUd Mount Vernon & Delaware Rail-
IA. Lot
Jones. OF Mount Vernon, SuDerintend-
e3t hayius rs principal offices at
Akron
a P.cion, Canada, dispatch of yester-
day SAYS. The schooner Mont East, re-
P'iisd ashore yesterday at West Point,
Is breaking up, all the lumber coming
ashore IN every direction. The schooner
Prince Edward frozs in while sailing
down Long Reach, and had to remain
There until the steamer Rochester came
along and broke the ice.
4 special to New York states that the
family of Mr.. Perghetol, consisting
OF himself, wife and boy named Gar
diner, were murdered in Huntingdon,
"a, on Wednesday night, while at sup
per, by two desperadoes, who then plum
dered the house aud set it on fire. They
We're captured at Altoona soon after
aud part of Mr.. Perghetol's money found
. their possession.
Wabash Avenue Rink, corner of Wa
bash avenue and Jackson street, Chica-
70, was crushed TO the earth last night
about o'clock by the weight of the
snow on the roof. The walls were
omit of brick, about twenty feet high,
with an arched roof. 1t was one hun
dEed feet front on Wabash avenue and
one hundred aud eight feet on Jackson
street. The rink was destroyed three
ycars ago by fire and was Immediately
rebuilt. ltcost about $4,000.
The schooner Arrow. which was
tnycd ashore Mt Gross Point, about hf-
,een miles north of Chicago, Tuesday
night, during the fierce storm, is q total
wreck and She officers and crew--eight
10 nGmber-were all lost in attempting
To reach the shore in a life boat. On
wednesday morning the tug Mesher at
tempted to reach the Arrow, but owing
10 tho furious sea could not do it,.
thursday morning the tug G. w. Wood,
With life boat, was enabled to reach
The schooner The life-boat was
annched aud the crew of the Arrow
placed in her, with four of the crew of
the tug The life boat was almost i'm.
mediately stove to pieces and all the Of
beers and crew of the Arrow aud one
man from the tug perished. The three
other men from the tug were rescued,
OUt were almost frozen to death.
The Van Buren,, Arkansas Press cor
IeSpondencs, via Tablequah, November
ID, says: The Cherokee Cosncil con-
Eened there on the first, and organized
uy eIectlng Arch S. Craper President of
sue Senate, and Stand Whirlwind
speaker OF the Council. The Downing
men are greatly in the majority. His
aU'n'nistrLtlon is popular. Much bust
nSsN Is before the Council, and acts sf
s'e"I !aoment will go through this ses.
',on' among which are securing rights
II, 10 the citizens, States and nTopertv.
hne Indians are prosperous. feeling
more every day the necessity of LainS
united as one nation. Old fana. are
uying out, and there is grea. t,It 80 @