The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-30
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acknowledgements 80.
NEWS SUMMARY.
RY TELEGRAPH.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
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Indian depredations continue 10 Mon
fsHa.
The Montana wheat crop is estimated
At 900 bushels.
George Peabody sailed for Europe
ra.ferday, in the steamer Scotia.
The Boston psptsloon makers are or
,,nizing q strike for higher wages.
TIL, New York Commercial says the
...,nsphip Alabama went to sea on
Snndav with 200 volunteers for Cuba.
r,dge Kelly, of Philadelphia, adj
s.ssssd a large Republican meeting at
tbe City Hall, Pittsburgh, on Tuesday
night.
Jobn Dean has been appointed In
.,ecror of the Western Penitentiary of
Pennsylvania, rice John Marshall, de-
ceased.
The British war steamer Albatross
has arrived at Halifax, with yellow
fever on board. She had two deaths at
Bermuda.
CAPTAIN Armstrong, of the Sorel, has
.-r;ysd AT Gaspe TO select q landing
DI,r- for the Canadian and European
Atlantic Telegraph.
The iyhton rolling mill and nail fac
,o-r in South Dight-n, Mass, we're en-
80 80 DESTROYED by fire this morning.
Insnrsd , only one. third of the value.
Thu Nsw York Herald calls on Con-
- ~ enact law against gold gamb d,
Sng and holds Secretary Boutwell, re-
sn1S1sjble for the present bad state of
monetary affairs
New York dispatch says: An in
motion has been issued by Judge Clarke
- The case of the Erie Railroad Com
nanv r,. the Union Bank and others, re-
itrjc,ipg defendants from selling or dis
nosjDg OF certain stock of the Company.
The New York Tribune says the feel
inc against the Gold Exchange Bank
i. Justly deeper than at any previous
rIIr and the general uncertainty in
NAL street continues with an expecta
tiop on the part of many that there are
,tiIl troubled times ahead of US.
New Jerusalem Church, op Cherry
street, below 23d, Philadelphia, was
damaged by fire yesterday. The Church
Of the United Brethren, in the 2cth
Ward, was also damaged by another
Gre, which burned cabinet shop and
3amagsd tUo dvallinps
The ware house and elevator of Geo.
". Seheuebly, at Mossville, near Peoria,
ILL.,, were burned on Tuesday. Loss
from $4,000 to $4,000. Insured for
5000 III Eastern offices.
TbeFall m.eting at Mystic Park, Bos-
ton, commenced Tuesday and will close
Friday. There were two trots on the
6r.. day. One for $500 was won by
Duft; best time, 2:34. The second, for
5000, was won by Topsy; best time,
G4
Ctsrles w. Polk, salesman in the store
OF H57ey & Co., Boston, and Walter
Allison, fast man, are under arrest In
lLs, city, the former for stealing goods
f0m his employer and the latter for re-
cr,yiug and selling them.
Governor Pile, of New Mexico, is on
hsway to Washington on business coD-
leCted with the general interests of the
territory. He will appoint delegates to
the National Capital Convention and
probably attend it himself. He reports
the condition of New Mexico generally |
prosperous; has taken measures to sup |
press Indian depredations in the lOcali |
ties in which they exist by organizing
companies of mounted citizens. The !
Governor thinks he will have the terri |
tory in thorough state of defence in a
few months, if the Quaker system does
not interfere with his plans.
John HOugh, a German of Kansas
City, who a few days ago very philo-
sophically allowed his wife and four
children TO leave him with man |
named Chas. Munich, subsequently,, it |
seems lost his cOolness and followed |
them TO Jacksonville, Illinois, whittier
they bad gone. Finding them at the
house Of his wife's sister he shot his
VILE twice in the arm, his youngest
-1''1 'H stc hllt anu "Ouuutu buS pdid
lolf 20 the shoulder and then escaped.
TIE New York Times of Wednesday
says: The crash yesterday afternoon
has Il Is said seriously affected many
aol''' which escaped the crash in gold
is'' week, Houses which suffered by
Tue fall in the gold market and were
brought almost to the verge of ruis are
not be expected to withstand the double
shock, aud it is expected that to-day
Will reveal the fact that a very large
lumorr OF firms have gone under. If
Tue Go.d Exchange Bank should fail to
Meet ITS Obligations, or if run should
Oe made on that institution, it is ex-
Pec'ed that the crash in Wall street will
Oe entirely overwhelming. That the
Otbh IS IN critical condition is felt
certain, and that it has lost the conf
asuce OF the brokers is fact, and with
'L.' support withdrawn from il the end
" mat Institution must soen follow.