The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-01
As'heeliug geglster
Neutrality-suspicious. -
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Gold closed iu New York yesterday
at 1899.
Ole Bull has rendered his services t.
the Peace Jubilee.
Decoration day was duly observed il
New York on Sunday.
Fitzgerald's varnish works in Brook
lyn were burned Saturday night. Loss
5000.
The eight hour Law went into opera
tion at the BrOokly Navy Yard yester-
dag morning.
Bowers linseed oil mill, on Water
street, New York, was burned on Sun
day. Loss $4,000.
The remains Of Ex-Governor More.
head we're conveyed to Frankfort yes
terday morning under civic and mill
tsry escort.
Yesterday morning, in New York, Ber-
Dard PerUue was fatally wounded 10 a
Eghr with John Lynch and William
DAILY. The latter was arrested.
On Yesterday the New England AsSo-
ciotrJ Press and the New York State
Associated Press, closed contracts for
two wears with the New York City Press
Association.
Thirty thousand people participated
in the decoration ceremonies at CIeVe-
land on Sunday, although the weather
was unprOpitiOus. Addresses were de-
livered by Hon. ID. X. Carter and Cen
eral A. G. Norhis.
II. Andrews, IN apparently successful
dry goods dealer in Louisville, has made
an assignment His liabilities ure said
TO exceed one million dollars. Andrews
income last year amounted to over seven
thousand dollars.
Mrs. Mary TreStiu, a widow lady re-
siding on Pennsylvania Avenue, Pitts
burgh, was struck by lightning daring
the violent storm of yesterday and IN
stantly killed. She was putting down
window at the time.
Three men and two women, servants
ut a hotel at New Brigton Staten Island
New York, while out in small boat
last evening, squall came up and the
, boat eapsized Three were drowned
1t is said they were all intoxicated.
The Archimedeau axle works of Bar
Der, Shelton s. Co., at Auburn Prison
we're partially destroyed by fire yester,
day morning. Loss heavy, with partial
insurance. The sJSTerOom and Kitchen
of the Prison, together with the proVls'
ions were destroyed.
A very heavy rain has been falling al
Indianapolis for the past three days anC
the streams are all swollen beyond theil
usual proportions. The damage tC
farms and crops in the bottom lands
will be very heavy. A number of small
bridges and culverts O9 the railroad
have been washed away but no very
serious damage done.
The will of DR.. James Rush disposes
ofa million dollars, and the estate after
providing for certain moderate legacies
goes to the Philadelphia Library Com
pauv to purchase lot and erect a
building to be called the Ridgeway
Branch of the Philadelphia Library.
4 special from Fort LeavenwOrth,
SAYS that Fossil Creek Station, on the
line of the Pacific road, was attacked
by Indians on Friday night, aud TIVE
men hllltu aub loul N'uHNVN. Nv
track was torn up and tram thrown
on Immediate pursuit by Clusters Cav
airy was ordered.
4 Panama letter says; Three sailors be
longing to the British ship Kensington
who were thrown into prison some tim
ago by the police in Aspinwall, proved
TO be Americans, who arrived during the
war, and Consul Rice is trying to &c
them ont. They were fired upon
wounded and put in chains and so hav,
remained for month without any
prospect for trial. Mosque Refs
chances for the Presidency are bright
euiug daily. lis election will be an in'
scparabic bn! TO all United States
treaties ON the subject of Il Darier
canal. tie cordially hates republican
ism