The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Gold closed in New York yesterda
at 1894.
The Indians are making serious trou
ble in Western Kansas.
The walters in the spsincipalsgNev Ne '
York hotels stgack yesterday for higbe
wages.
johnson, one of the gang that escaped
from Auburn Jail on Monday, was ar
rested in Canada.
The steamers Holsstis, United King
dom and Vile De Paris, from Europe
have arrived at New York.
The season Is fairly commenced at Sar.
atoga. Hotels in full blast. Union
hotel opened yesterday, y& a
The store of MR. Smith, 10 Indian-
anoIis. was robbed ofsilks, valued ut
5000, on Sunday night.
The venerable Mrs. Charles j. Wes-
+ar ras thrown from a carriage in Phil
adelpbia Yesterday and killed.
Gov Hoffman has granted a reprieve
r,r two weeks in the case of Messner,
sentenced to be hanged on Friday next
At Rochester.
Perry's drug srogs, Drinks news room
and a saloon, also fancy goods store, az
Elmira, n. Y, burnt yesterday morning.
Fully Insured.
The Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Yesterday celebrated its tiftieth auni-
versary. About 5000 children parUiel'
pated in the parade
The claimant and owner of the steam
ship Quaker City or Columbia, has filed
his answer to the libel against her, de-
nying all the allegations and praying
that the libel may be dismissed.
Brigham, Loughridge and Eldridge,
investigation committee 10 the Busteed
case, reached Montgomery, Alabama, on
Saturday. The eImmigration State Con
vcntion met in that city yesterday.
r. e. Butcher and J. w. Randall
rowed a single skull race on Charles
river, lear Boston, on Monday after
noon, for $500. Distance three miles
Butcher won; time "a minutes, 20 sec
Dnds.
A Detroit dispatch says the steamer
Doom was sunk in St. Clair river on
Monday night Ly collision with thu
propeller Mayhower. No lives were
lost. The steamer will probably bC
raised.
The Cincinnati Base Ball Club started
on a tour Monday to play the Eastern
cities Yesterday they played at Mans
field, Ohio. The score stood Cincinnati
a. and Independents IA. 1t was tint
day aud there was large attendance
General Sherman and staff, accomps
MED by party of ladies aud gentlemen
arrived at Fort Monroe on MOnda!
evening to attend the wedding of The
daughter of General Barry. Genera
Sherman received L. S. salute of Il
guns.
The State Temperance Convention
of New York, commenced its GessiOns at
Syracuse, yesterday. Ex-Governor
Myron II. Clark presided. A committee
was appointed to report plan Of or
gauizatIou for the temperance voters Oi
the State.
Governor Hoffman declines To inter
frrr IT, the case of Messnor, the Roches.
ter murderer, sentenced to be executed
Ju Friday ncxt. Ii seems that Messnol
has uttered threats of killing more peo
pie in case he should ever regain hi:
liberty.
A dispatch from Topeka, Kansas, say
the Sheriff of Saline county .report
thirteen persons, men, women ant
children, killed in that county by In
dians and as many more supposed L
have been killed. The women carried
OF suffer worse than death. The set
ties are coming eastward for protection
4 San Francisco dispatch says Majo
General George II. Thomas and stat
arrived here MoHday night. Travelling
time from New York, seven days anC
ten hours. They express themselve;
pleased with the management of the
railroads Colonel George Frederick
James, prominent lawyer and pioneer
OF this city. died suddenly yesterday
An Indian chief of the Hual Pri tribe OF
Arizona, now in custody of the military
authorities is held fur tho good behavior
of his tribe