The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-25
3 4eejia9 2egister.
Toaday,..--..--.---October 25.
NEWS SUMMARY.
RN TELEGRAPH.

were posi- Vp"S' "' "''' - va
of the ram.
The earthquake OF Friday opened a
I'm rirht To en- feet wide, at Waldo
Loyo, Name, causing great alarm in the
village.
Governor Stevenson, of Kentucky,
b,. proclaimed Thursday, November
18Th, day of public and general
Thanksgiving.
Tribune Washington dispatch says it
ba. hcrn decided that if Butterield's
resignation was not received by Bout
wei. on Saturday he would be removed.
Father Hyacinthe attended the Jewish
Srrgrogue IN New York on Saturday.
H. leaves on Thursday for Boston,
where he will lie the guest Of Rev. DR..
Pnur.
Thirteen Japanese arrived ut San
Francisco by the steamer America TO
i,,r the colony of Eldorado county.
NAM more are expected by the next
stea"'-.
The pfap.liog Comet bound up and
,rr rgapcllor Hunter boupd down, col
T4.l about two o'clock yesterday
n1ruinr. eight miles below Detroit. No
lives lost.
The Grand Jury have caused subpU-
M. 10 Ge issued for COrbin, Butterfeld,
Fisk, Could and numerous Others to ap-
near next week aud testify relative to
The .a.e gold panic
Tn, Vermont Legislature has ratified
the T + oeurh Amendment by unani.
mon. vote ID the Senate, and only
twc,vr nay votes in the House. Two
Democrats voted aye.
Wuwau's Parliament convened ut
New Y.:E or Saturday, where several
women. rhO have been prominent rs
III, .r,,rrs up Cf the Sorosis and kind
rra organizations made speeches, &c.
A NJ. P.r.ce presided.
Another heavy snow storm of several
hours iurI'ln" prevailed at st. Louis,
Friday .i.ht. and on Saturday
morning The ground was covered with
two irg1~, % snow and ice.
HfgAwaymea stopped the Los Angeles
stag on Friday near that city, and rob-
bed the EXPRESS and passengers to
large amount. The mail, containing
several hundred thousands of dollars in
greeubacks, was untouched.
In the two mile race Saturday at San
Francisco between Venture and Harvest
Queen. for $1,000, Venture won in 5:l2t
and 5:l5. Tie made the irst mile in 2:35.
His owner offers to match him against
any horse in the United States in ten
mile race.
Sixteen sailors, of her Maicstys ship
CharvbyGiS, are at Victoria. They went
ashore with launch October 20th, un-
der command of a midshipnan. Twelve
men mutinled ard everpowered the Off
GERS. Four sailors rowed TO Port Daa-
gerous, Washington Territory, and es-
capped.
The Coliseum Concert Lottery closed
at Boston on Saturday. Ticket No.
23,l5l drew The building. The owner
Of the ticket is unknown. Some fifty
thousand other prizes, consisting of
sfttccs. chairs and other movable relics
of the Jubilee were then drawn by the
large crowd present.
In the case of Harries. Hustin aud
Lane, of DAYTON, charged with remov-
ing whisky in violation Of Law. The
jury on Saturday diSagreed-ten for
conviction and two against. The case
ha, been before the United States Court
al Cincinnati for two weeks. 1t is a
cumlua, prosecution.
Van Husru's crockery warehouse, at
ALBANY was burned Saturday morning.
Loss $4,000; insured. Several fremea
were injured a. his fire. Buchanan's
sanon was burned, and several persons
i' 20" upper part of the building are
reported 70 have perished; John Pruyn
"'' E.a"I by jumping from window.
Nu. adYjccs from Nassau state that
the steamer Lillian, which sailed with
On rAprdlrionary force from Florida for
Cuba, bad been captured by the British
gua5olt Lapwing and taken into Mas.
San. where she was released by the au-
tlor.tic>, under the ruling of the At
torury General that she could not be
legally held.
\ horrible murder was committed
near Purdy, Tennessee, late Sunday
morning. Gilbert Combs shot and
S.ed his brother Jacob, who was de.
lending his mother against Gilbert.
The affair grew out of the distribution
OF property left by their father. Gill
bert fled and had not been arrested at
last accounts.
The drst regular Pullman palace train
over the Pacific railroad arrived at San
francisco Friday night on time. The
Passengers, among whom were two men,
hers Of the English Parliament, were
delighted with the accommodations and
"at adopted resolutions thanking Mr..
Pullman and the Superintendent of
,-e Pacific railroad.
3>aortly before 10 o'clock yesterday
morning the jury in the Brooks case
,,,2dered verdict of guilty" against
,1loTrow and Dougherty. Neil Nc.
LA1sh!in has been held in $4,000 to
answer the same charge. Morrow and
DonLherty were kept under a strong
guard all night for fear of being res.
'isd aud after daylight reconveyed tC
I.,S0U.
The earthquake at st. Johns, New
brunswick, on Friday morning last
saook the houses violently. Everybody
vas awakened, and many rushed from
'aN!r houses in alarm. No material
G,lmlge was done. In other parts Of
New Brunswick, Frederick, Woodstock
Mira Michi, and at st. Andrews, the
shocks appear to have been more Sc
'ev', throwing down chimneys and
Cracking the walls of houses. Similar
shocks were felt in Halifax, Annapolis
"aa hentville, United States.
\ Washington dispatch says the pro
.sct OF removing the capital out West
Would appear to have more strength
11aA Wasningtonists seem to believe
1"e Western members are pretty wei
united on the subject and in its favor
rom all that l can learn this evening
- j Very likely that trial of strength
oe'"een the removers and aati-remov
rs VIII come up at the next session o
N-S1s'ess' An appropriation of $3.50,
,,i, ,! Is to be asked for to put up new
findings for The State and War Depart
Gashts' and the Western members ART
ss;..:.'tmined, it is said, to fight the propo
S.Ion at every stage. The Western mer
as'ert that everv additional dollar ex