The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-11
NEWS SUMMARY.
nv TELEGRAPH.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
stl&5i.
.,,., the features of the Hamilton
Amor ONO. Fair on Thursday, were
coming. Co"IIi, pacing and velocipede races
rn. schooner Echo csPsized in Lake
Nc Wednesday night. The crew have
kTie W. rrrished. She belonged to
hamilton.
rro State Fair at Lawrence, Mo, is
4'I a decided success. The entries
t.", ai. ia are numerous and the display
one d Of great credit
r philadelphia Commercial Ex-
~ ~ has voted $1,000, and Geo. w.
CnIIh Citif. has given $1,000 for the relief of
,ha Ayoudale sufferers.
rho GREAT organ in the Boston coli
almost a total wreck. The
TS-"g IyD saws it has just been sold to par
,,,.In Chicago for ?5OOO.
:. raported that the paying teller
-, Nortb National Bank IN Boston
oI iuS iS,nIter. and that the defalcation
Is ,errfs uv,~ from S9U, 900 to Sl30, 900.
rh. American Protestant Association
d an imposing procession in Phlla-
Ii''G;a ,e,ierday, turning out nearly
aE.i, does containing four thousand
members
Tho officers of the Army of the Ten
SO residing in Cincinnati, held a
ueSS ~,;n, ON Thursday night and passed
I.i,.hIe resolutions in reference to the
18th of General Rawlins.
,,sr.rsl court martial convened at
-, Fe Yesterday for the trial OF a
rrr,hrr Of important cases. About
".rr,v officers were present, number
bsirG called not on duty in this district.
rr.vbolr Republican ticket has been
,'.,sd in Santa Fe county, New Mexi-
=, The average majority is about 2OO.
S,asrDt returns have been received to
.bow that Chaves, Republican, is elect
sII,l,gate TO Congress.
orrar Ames, President of the Union
p,r,fc. and c. 7. Huntington, Vice
p--.,I,rt of the Central Pacific rail
-a.F. arrived at Omaha Thursday, and
..,rrrd west Yesterday. They Will
nrnIabIv settle final junction for the
two roads befors returning.
rrdge Johnson, of Rochester, has is
srrt an order. returnable on the goth,
n bo-h sers of Directors of the Albany
4 S9,gpehanna railroad, to show cause
why an Injunction shall not be render
ed against them and receiver appoint
pI In the meantime Colonel Banks
viii hold custody OF the road.
Delegates Of the United States Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows united at Omaha,
on Thursday, and had a reception and
bar1uet rendered them by the Omaha
Lodge.. The affair was very brilliant.
Over 200 delegates were in attendance
from the variOns States represented.
4 series OF highway robberies have
been perpet!ated of late between Salt
La.s and Helena, Montana. Some
AyrJy were taken from the coach and
passengers about a week ago. The
robbers we're followed and one of them
killed and one badly wouBded. A por-
iiOl Of the treasure was recovered and
One passenger wounded.
TarLitchd.,' Conn Eng ujrer states,
on the authority of private letter,
that al attempt has been made TO as
s.,>iuate Hon. II. & No,lister, Minister
10 Hayti, at his residence at Port Au
Priucc. The rebels have threatened his
life before The letter states that
threats have also been made against Mr..
Bsssctt The report says Mr. Hollis
teT's wound Is not fatal, but lie lost a
good deal Of blood.
Hon. J. G. Blaine, Speaker of the
United States House Of representatives,
III reply to an iuvitstion from Colonel
Blanton Duncan, of Louisville, chair
man Of the committee on invitation to
the southern Commercial Convention,
states he is reluctantly compelled to
ioir-' the pleasure TO be present as it
"'" de- quite impossible for him TO come
west daring October. lie offers his
GOOD wishes for the success of the
convention in every respect and trusts
rs deliberations will tend to promote
tne iultrTIa. interests of the South and
nest ahG 20 increase throughout all our
O'''riS TIE love for our common union.