The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-01
as'heelina Register.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
ga TELEGRAPH.

c,s r,.,,s& IN New York Saturday
tl2g;
rs.G,vrrumeut sale OF gold in New
y,,s will hr continued this month.
m. How'd. the Sou heru spy, has
hesp sem to rae California i's'ne Asy-
lum.
r.,..r,.r Yarmouth, of louisiana,
"J,.,r,,ated November 18th as day
of thanksgiving
TnsIste frosts hurt the new tobacco
obont Dayton, destroying often the
sntire crcp in sheds
Eocpmsnchoop will forward one nun
ELirameu next week to work on
~. G. Nemphis and Elpaso railroad.
Governor Chamberlain, Of Maine, on
S,,TrSsy. appointed Hon. l.. Morrill, TO
sS ,b. vacancy caused by the death OF
senator Fessenden.
william c. N. Conkie, a prominent
Ivrcbburg merchant, was mortaiiy
tLt,Lhed by Max SwintOD, while on the
pirImopd Fair Grounds, Friday.
New York dispatch says: Maurer
49, confessed ~ the numbering OF j.
Tr,rfqn. in Spring Valley, and impli-
c,res companion. hsurer mas oeen
copyicted and sentenced.
A. .ridemic called hog cholera is
.o,,;ng in the northern part OF Mont
.amrrv county, Ohio, among still slop
sJ wine principally. The distillery
At Salem lost 200. Others Ios' scores
NoTenedy
,Kry West letter to New York says
.,a, the shore end of the Cuban tele-
-ranh cable was recently cut there,
nn,oL,blv by Cuban refugee. The Uni
led States monitsr Saugus has not Deen
deraled to guard the shore end OF the
cabls.
The Heydlds st. Domingo correspon-
dsuce of October 18th states that Cen
49, Z,bcuck is still there gathering
s,ati,r,cs and holding long interviews
win President Baez, which leads TO the
inference that annexation to the United
Stsrcs is under consideration.
The frs, re.uaion Of the season of the
New York Pross Club came off at the
Aston Iou,e. Saturday evening,
The proceedings were somewhat
inforuaI but so thoroughly pleas
ant and ENJOYABLE and tho collation. so
excellent nat it was agreed to continue
the gatherings in future az the Astor.
Private letters frem Europe show that
the trouble III Dalmatis will prove to be
Of a serious nature. The insurgents
are determined upon accomplishing the
Independence of Austria, which power
will use her utmost endeavors to pre-
vent any further loss of territory. IL
is rumored that Russia is cOvertly as
sistlng the DAiuatians in order to
weaken Austria.
A sleeping car ON the Oswego and
Syracuse railroad was thrown from an
eIpbankmeut near Fulton, n. j., by a
broken rail on Saturday. II. ID. Van
Slyck, of New York, had his right col
lar bone broken and sustained scalp
wounds; john Van Waggoner, conduct
or, seriously injured internally; y. Coy
don, OF OswegO, slightly injured; lady,
name unknown, slightly injured The
car is considerably damaged.
Seror Lrmr,, the Cuban agent in this
country. SAYS the Junta did not ap-
point Captain Higgins to the command
of the Hornet. she having been pre-
scnt,d to the Junta by certain parties
who rr.rrvcd tho right TO APPOINT her
officers. The Junta suspect Captain
Higgins was guilty of treachery, as 1t
Is sald his wife left New York when the
Hornet sailed aud went to Wilmington
in time to meet him on his arrival there.
Robert u. Bogiert, Paymaster's clerk
IN the B,ooklyu Navy Yard, who is ac-
cnsyd ot ui,appropriating about Sl2O,-
vy of the funds, aud who was tried for
the otruse recently by 4 naval court
martial and convicted, was turned over
10 the C.yl. authorities on Friday, Sec
reiary Robe,Un having disapproved of
the proceedings and decided that he was
MOI property liable TO trial by the naval
auil"u'l.S. He will be tried again by
i1'erl. authorities.