The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-08
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELR GRAPH.

Gold closed in New York yeSterda!
at 1891.
The Elevating Association of Buffalo
n. Y, has dissolved.
A fire at Montpelier, VT, yesterday
damaged property TO the extent OF SSo'
900.
The Pearl Oil Works at Cleveland
bnrned on Sunday morning. Loss
$4,000. No insurance.
Three frame buildings in Fulton
street. Brooklyn, were destroyed Oy hre
Yesterday. Loss Sl6,OOO.
The trial of the noted Buffalo and
Rostnn whisky fraud case was COM
menced at Boston yesterday
canaraIs Sheridan and Doubleday ar
rivsd at Omaha on Sunday and were 10
leave for the west yesterday
Al Oswepo, New York, yesterday
morning, large shops for building
bridges for the Erie railway were
burHed.
The steamships Idaho and City of
Now York, from Liverpool, and Clty %
Mexico, from Vera Cruz, have arrived aI
New York.
II has been discovered that Geo. ID.
Hastings, Secretary and treasurer VI
the Hartford Trust Co., IS deiaulIer u
the amount of $50, 900.
The National Typographical ASSocia-
ton met yesterday morning at AlOany'
New York. One hundred and twenty
delegates were III attendance.
A Denver dispatch says that arrange
ments have beon made by Governor
Evans with the Union Pacific for the
early completion Of the Denver Paclhc
Railroad.
AnAtlanta dispatch says that General
Terry gave a military escsrt to Sherih
Norris to WarrentOn, and has sent troop
to assist him in arresting the assaSsin'
of Senator Atkins.
During a fight in the 2lst ward, New
York, on Sunday, between John Bennett
and tive men named James Brady ant
James Lynch, Bennett stabbed both o
his antagonists Brady's wounds are
mortal.
An Ottawa dispatch says: The rEy'
enue of the Dominion for May amounts
to Sl,4l2, ,456; expenditures, SOO4, ,'22,
IL is reported that a Commissioner Will
be sent TO Red river prior to Lleuten-
ant Governor of the Territory being APP
pointed.
James NJ. Murdock, wealthy retired
merchant of Boston, residing at BrISh-
ton, was thrown from his carriage on
Sunday evening and killed. Ills sister,
Mrs. B. Wilder, and hOusekeeper, MIs.
Sawin and young nephew were con-
siderably bruised.
On Saturday night the United States
Depository safe at Santa Fe was broken
open and several hundred thousand dol
lars carried of. j. l.. Collins, Deposit
ary, was found dead in the room, shot
through the heart. There was greateX
citement in consequence.
The report of the Deputy Commits
siouer of Internal Revenue shows that
during Octsber, November and Decem-
Der. l-6-, tfty-seyen per cent. OF our
Imports uuN Aut " 'OuO duN A"AA BS'
cent. OF our domestic exports were
transported III foreign vessels.
A Cleveland dispatch says that the
tug Asa Orwell exploded her boiler near
that city on Sunday afternoon, blowing
the tug to atoms. Captain JOS. Green
was instantly killed. Several others
are supposed to be hurt. Five persons
were rescued from the water, one OF
whom was severely injured.
At the monthly meeting of the Navier
Alumni Sodalty in New York, on Sun
day, Archbishop McClasky delivered
an interesting address. He warns the
young men against secret societies and
especially Free Masonry aud said he was
astonishrd at hearing a learned gentle
man of another faith express the belief
that the Catholic Church could not be
serious in her prohibition Of Free Ma
sDury rs Archbishop Hughes, several
eminent priests and even Pope Plus 9th
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