The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-13
,E'heeliag gegister.
wednesday ,.,,octoher is'
NEWS SUMMARY.
RY TELEGRAPH.

5: l$;
ra..s men were scalded, Monday af,
"'y n Heft y Ages mill, in Phila-
t',.rg, ny the rivets of an oil tank be-
.rr blown ont.
D,nforth. agent of the Howe Scale
my. dropped dead Monday night,
I'r'r9$,i 'par9,in. while attending the Indus
MA, Exhibition.
r.,,.rt'. ,h ,e store and Ransom's dry
'' -. Store. at BinghanPton, New
~ WIS burned yesterday morning.
I'.. 5000; insured.
,,,,mpt was made to rob the bank
AT,Lr.drr. Mass, on Sunday night,
~ ,r. robbers were frightened off,
o' Inc their tools behind.
..y,rr gale prevailed at Bangor,
- morning, continuing for three
10, !r-. ,vr,E q heavy rain. 1t cleared off
..s".Igt'y- No damage done.
o., Omaha dispatch says: The sales
md AT the Union Pacific Railroad
oIOti,e TO October lst have been
~ ..'I ~ acres, valued at sl3S 4O7.
MAN named Patrick Kerr was found
street I'm WOrce ter, Mass Sun
p,...,.r. diving with severe stabs in
''...r, ..rts of the body. He refused
,..,,s any explanation of the affair.
r-. Italian Mutual Relief Society, Of
ha
.I.f.,royrry of America by Columbus,
r..,rlav, by public parade and pic
lc
,.,mrrtlng of the stockholders of
.'r-r Railroad Company the Gould
e.! fIcket was unanimously elected.
H.. Goy,d was subsequently chosen
p-..lrnt,aud James Fisk, Jr.. Comp
Uu...
.rt,rmp; was made yesterday morn
..,,,-nh the uatiOna. bank at Towns
20, u,sachuse'ts, but the burglars
No.. ,.o much powder and alarmed
,s- ,rlrus hy the explosion. The
',,,r door was blown of and considera-
r-l,msae done TO the building. The
trr.!lr, lied leaving most of their
'gIs.
The whaling schooner Susan w.
Smith. of Boston, was lost in the hur-
r,,nr of August y. All hands were
rovgrI except tie captain and four
..lmru. who. after remaining on the
week i,- rrsht days and nights with
DO, food 90 water, were taken off and
.lrgrd .uru London by an English
Mrlu.. Tac captains wife and two
children were drowned in the cabin.
TIE R.d Stockings, of Cincinnati,
Eel. an Omaha club on Monday. Score,
rto /. Vice President Colfax wit
,-,,yd part of the game. In the even
.. be Was serenaded, and made little
.-.... which was well received. Mrs.
l G.arws. his mother, remains at Chey-
... being to feeble to travel, but is
4ggrrously i'll.
Jam' CInby has issued an order
r,pou,rg ali appointments OF proxies
directors 10 represent the State OF
.-ua IN any railroad company until
..rr'hr acceptance of the new consti-
a.oq by Congress. The effect of this
q d.. 5...t is thought, 10 continue the
.-..-.r directory of the Norfolk Il BriS-
q. .H Z. consolidated, in office.
h Cincinnati, Monday night, the
Faa, who regard the day of COlum-
o., .rniur in sight of America as the
.,'- 1i the discovery celebrated that
'aa, by = ball, at which Mrs. Angelina
t..>'l. an Italian lady of Cincinnati,
.ycal, old led off in the grand march,
and afterwards danced ten sets. Last
-.t tie Italians who date the diScov
rIy from the day Columbus landed had
aromwemoritlOu ball.
layN.w York Herald states that Sen
%"T Wilson recently urged the Presi-
ur.' i''n>peud the political slaughter
"i Conservative oti.c-holders in Texas
and M>NIpp', but Butler and General
I.a'N, aruuL OF ulS efforts in that d.
''o'.'h, immediately urged the Presi
t.a' i' continue the operations as the
o"', 'a'HG i'r the party. 1t is believed
..'.. backed 10y General Reynolds let
... batter and Clark have beaten Viii.
,H..
I.r 'Hr'c fair at White Water, Wis.
opened formally, Yesterday morning, un-
.1. me n''' favorable auspices. The
's'.o'I Na' pleasant and settled. The
..-'ei ot horses, known and unknown
...i.nr, already arrived exceeds that of
4 o.. lair ever held in that State. A
''>A1', 1u.Isnt and successful result
I'rtOu..Uw. The faultless arrange
..' made by the managers for the
a"I' and pleasure of the large at
f..,--e expected will be duly aPpre
4 x Giles, of Baltimore, delivered
i decision Monday in a case before the
TIE. States Circuit Court, that the
4 '.. ION OF the 2g,h Section of the Ma
' Banking Act, prohibiting the
-a. banks from loaning TO any one
,'Ha. OF company more than the
'l'a part of the amount of capital
.' the bank, &c, does not in.
'.'',e the contracts of that nature
%! SAId banks, but subjects banks
s io'ir!tuGc of the franchises as
.''s- .n the sd section of said Acts.