The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-09
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TLare was ever eiShteeh ihOuoo W
dT az Hudson, OHIO, yesterday morn
ing.
T.lscrams from Toronto state that the
Poyal Canadian and DOMINION DAME
boIe beeR consolidated.
admiral Stewart died at BOrdentown'
vta, Jersey, on Sunday. He Will be
rnr;ad IN Philadelphia to morrow.
Trsptv. five new Spanish gunboats
row in New York harbOr, and hve
mo-e will arrive there to day to nave
machinery put into them.
TIE schooner Titan, with a cargo Of
,,Le,. was wrecked on the morning OF
Tovember 9TH, near Pentualin, Lake
Michigan. Eight lives were lost.
Sgpqrintendent Brown, of Palmer
psUs Woolen Factory, Corinth, New
vi was shot dead Sunday night by a
Waterman, who mistook him for bur-
glar.
The burglars who robbed the National
Rank agd Savings Bank of Wells6oro, !,
VU Yesterday, carried OFF about SO, ,OUO
IN grsenbacks, several thousand dollars
being private deposits,
apriyate cable dispatch says the 9th
of October = severe earthquake occurred
otN,uilla. All the houses were shaken.
S,me of the city walls fell, and there
wsre many accidents, but no Europeans
are reported killed.
Another action has been commenced
,,aIrst J. FIX, Jr., by Watson b. Farr,
- r,royer difference of S272 500 IN
\ roId transaction during the exciting
a. nf last month. Attachments have
Gern issued against the property OF the
defendant.
The bark Naomi is ashore near Aanis-
,za Lake Michigan; a total loss. The
Cantain. his wife and one seaman were
dr6Tred. The bark City of Painesville,
coa, laden. also ashore full of water in
rbesane yicinity. She may be got off
Crew saved.
The Gold Exchange Bank having
abolished It's banking departments, Is
in negotiation with the Bank of New
York 10 provide places of deposit for
clearing balances. Should this arrange
mept be satisfactory, it is probable the
bank will at once recOmmence clearing.
Secretary Boutwell, authorizes the
New York Sun to say that he has not
sent any agent to Europe about any
loan nor authorized any one to act for
him. He has always been in favor OF
funding the debt at low rate OF inter
est, and hopes same time to get 1t down
to !, per cent.
The New York Times says: The fund
started for the widow of General Raw.
Inns falls short Of the S50, 900 proposed
TO be raised and subscriptions have
almost ceased. 1t will be little credit
To the Western States if the example
early shown 10y the merchants OF New
York is not quickly followed.
The Lake House and Noyes' block, in
Burlington. VT. were destroyed by fire
Yesterday morning. Loss SO 600; most
IL insured. one man, J. ID. Fisk, was
fatally, and nine others were more or
less injured by falling walls. The en-
ployes Of the hotel lost all their cloth
ing, and The gnests considerable of.
their.
Secret Investigations have recently
been had in New York before United
Uulted States Commissioner Osborne in
the case of Romain Mslligan and James
Caldwell, charged with being impli-
Gated in extensive frauds with certain
other persons whose names have not
been revealed. Mr.. Samuel L. Blats-
ford is alleged 10 be among the accused
parties.
Alfred Waters, barkeeper in a low den
In Chicago, called the Clipper Shades,
was sAo, dead while standing behind
his bar yesterday morning about one
o'clock, by some person unknown. The
murderer is supposed to be a rough
named Jimmy Calshvill, alias Speckled
Jimmy, who, with a half dozen other
roughs, was in the den at the time. The
whole crowd were arrested.
The Erie Railroad Company advertise
for eight hundred men TO fill the places
OF the striking brakcsmen on that road.
II Is reported that large number of
men, including some firemeu of Jersey
city and crowd of New York roughs,
have been employed to go to Port Jer-
us to assist in moving the freight cars
accumulated there and fight the brakes
mep If they Interfere.
4 Atelegram from Mount Vernon, Ohio,
says that Sundays freight train on the
Sandusky. Mansfield and Newark road
VI Ia. +r,rly hN
place, badly smashing the engine and
ten cars. Conductor Jas. Gibeant was
so badly injured that ho lived but one
hour. The fireman was seriously hurt
but will pF0bably recover. The en-
gjueer was slightly Injured.
H. Gaylcrd, treasurer Of the Avondale
Relief FUud, acknowledges the receipt
to November 9th Of S-l,239 50. This
!nnd has been disposed OF as follows {:
Deposited in Wilkesbarre Bank, on cal |
81 = per cent. interest, Sl9,9O6 90; paid to
widows aud orphahs,Sl0,723 80; invested
in United States bonds, s2e ,9i3 -; in
vested in railroad bonds, $4,000; balance
in his hands, Sl2 .665 o., to be invested
in a few days in railroad bonds.
A gale of considerable severity, ac'
companied with furrIes of snow has
prevailed at OSwego since Saturday
uight. Several disasters occurred to the
shipping. The schooner Annexation is
ashore at Sacketts Harbor and going tC
pieces. The schooner Heatherbell, with
barley for Toledo. is ashore at yelling.
ton. Ont. The schooner Jessie MCDOn.
aid, with peas for Oswego, sunk at Con
secon, Ont. The schooner Onward, with
lumber from Toledo for Ogdensburg, ar
rived at Port Colborne with the loss Of
her foresail and boot and leaking badly
The Erie brakemen, on a strike al
Port Jervis, were paid off yesterday
morning TO the number of eighty-eight
The strike was occasioned by the Com
pany's putting two gangs of brakemeI
last week at 81 I5 per day, not, however
reducing the wages of the old hand
from s.. The strikers resisted the EN-
ployment of men at a reduction, sn(
made demand for the reinstatement o
men engaged in two previous strikes
hr. Fisk arrived at Port Jervis at fou
o'clock this morning with large body
of men as special officers to act as brake
men. On the arrival .f jaw Gould ht
returned. Six stock and freight trains
returned here, have been sent east
Over twenty five freight trains ~,