The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-30
BY MAIL.

Senator Grimes IS salu W ""
resigning.
The Now York Express says the lrisn
CLr-cb is An unsafe building
California sends clans to New lorA
over the Pacific Railroad.
The new territorial seal Of wyoming
b.ara tbe device, "Let us have peace
Mr. Ravmonds death will cause no
obange in the editorial course OF tne
New York Times, or in its stsn'
whau Mrs. General Gaines realizes
bar rights. che intends building mann
moth orphan asylum in New OfieanS'
Maximilian's private secretary mas
oone into the less famous, but quite saie
business of growing hogs in Germany
The New York Post thinks that city a
very miserable place to i've IN anu say o.
"New York is huge failure"
A delighted Bostonian announces tGat
General Grant is the only person VINO
smoked a cigar in the Coliseum
The largest income in Kansas is re-
turned by General James G' Blunt, OF
lLeavenworth, at S57 800.
A Young lady of Logan county, Kyo
advertises for isealed proposals fer her
hand and heart"
Several New York churches have the
contribution boxes passed around by
handsome young ladies, and it pays
handsomely.
The Rev. Mr.. Murray, of Boston, an
nounces that heis not afraid to, enter
the dens of any theological lions that
ever howled."
r. NJ. T. Hunter, being unable 10 vote
in Virginia, has written long letter,
giving advice to those who are able to
vote there.
An individual in Albany, recently ap-
piled for a place in the POstofice, and
not getting it, went mad, and is now in
an insane asylum.
Miss Emma Craig, the heroine of the
Sl00, 900 breach of promise case, has re-
turned to her home in Newport, KY,
and is an applicant for reappOintment
to her old position as teacher in the
public schools, on a salary of $500 per
annum.
A young woman in Connecticut, in
fit of anger, the other day, threw a fat
iron at her brother and nearly broke his
neck. The next day, in fit of remOrse,
she took poison.
At New York ferry slip, Thursday,
little girl fell overheard. A man at
once jumped into the water and rescued
her, but refusing to give his name dis.
appeared in the crowd.
Captain Joseph Roberts, Deputy u.
s. Marshal for the Louisville District,
while attempting to enferce the revenue
laws upon one Jack Runold, distiller
in Knox county, Kentucky, was resist
ed bv Runold and his cOnfederates, who
resorted to arms. Roberts defended
himself and inflicted probably fatal
wouuds GU Runnld, who was carried off
BY his associates.
During the storm on Sunday much
damage was done to houses in the vi
ciuity IF New York. The Seaside House
at RJckaway was struck by lightning
and eight persons stunned, being only
restored with great difficulty. a boat
containing three men was upset near
Whitstone, Long Island, one of the men
Instantly killed and the Others stunned
and only saved at y hazardous risk.
The Conservative Committee of Vir-
ginia has determinded not to allow Gen
eral Canby's opinion to influence the
course of the party. The present candi-
dates, all eff whom are eligible under
the Fourteenth Amendment, will be
kept in the field. They say the iron-clad
oath will never be presented in prac-
tical form. Chief Justice Chase, while
in Richmond, expressed the opinion
that there was no authority in the laws
of Congress to exact the iron-clad oath
of members of the Legislature.