The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-17
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NEWS SUMMARY.
RY TELEGRAPH.

c,lJ closed in New York yesterday al
1861.
5;snatch from Rochester, N. Y, says
Sanford Z. Church is no better.
Han John A. Bingham addressed q
al. meeting at Toledo, O., last uight
Tho steamship Rhein, from New York
,,- Bremen, yesterday, took out s9l ,OOt
in specie.
Tho Forest City base ball club oI
c,ireIapd beat the Niagara base ball
o,nh Of Buffalo yesterday, at the latter
city. ....... $780,.
DsIecates to the Promological Society
=. Philadelphia were yesterday wei
.nm.J j" 10 that city by the Mayor. The
safety meets next year in Richmond.
Tho bose ball match at Baltimore,
,ltar5av, between the Nationals oil
Washington and the Maryiandsrs OF
R,Itimore, resulted in favor of the lat
tgr Score, % to II.
Rils for only half of the million of
,r,.a.nry gold offered in New York yes
IL we're received. These were at
igf n 100 to l36 45.100. Proposals for
tbs remaining half million will be re-
ceiyed at na9n today.
In IA, New York Board of Education
w,Jnr,day. Commissioner Smyth offer
sJ resolution showing that from l5,-
rU6 TO 10000 children are running
oLopt the streets of that city and never
"ttandipg school and authorizing a
Snecial committee to remedy the matter.
The resolution was adopted.
Raports from Santa Fe note the con
,innrd Indian dopredations in that ter
,itory. Women and children had been
murdered and much stock driven off.
Tol Green had returned from his expe-
5i,iou igto the White Mountains, hav-
inc killed and captured % Indians and
DESTROYED several camps and a large
amount Of property.
AToledo, Ohio, dispatch of Thursday
saws. The weather to-day has been IA
yoranle and this has been one of the
most successful days in the annals OF
Ohio State fairs. The attendance is be-
Feyed to have been but little less than
5000, and the receipts up to'the pres
ept time are largely in excess of those
AZ anv similar exhibition ever given in
the State. The fair closes tomorrow.
Two daughters of Mrs. Wildman, of
Newark, n j., girls of ten and eleven
wears. arrived last night at Castle Gar
Grps by the Minnesota, in charge of
their grandmother. but since then have
dsappeared Mrs. Wildman and the
Castle Garden authorities have reason
10 believe that they were carried off by
the women immigrants who came over
in the same steamer.
The New York Tribune of yesterday
saws We are authorized by Mr.. Bout
well to say that there is no truth i'll the
statement that any personal difference
ever existed between himself and the
late Secretary of War, in reference to
tue recognition Of Cuba or upon any
other subject. The relations between
General Rawins and Mr.. Boutwell, were
never for a momcn. interrupted by ex-
c.trwtg' and urkindness.
The house of Henry Willetts, on Linn
burg street, Detroit, Mich, was entered
on Wednesday night by burglars. Will
let's wife, aroused by. the noise, called
h~hC>Hand, who sprang ont of bed and
ran against him, Grappled with him
aud threw him, when the burglar
drew knife and stabbed Willetts six
times, killing him instantly. The mur-
drrrr then iruped through the window.
The alarm was given, and a man was
found hidden this morning near the
place OF the crime and safely lodged in
the station house. 1t is reported that
Wllletts the previous night effected an
insurance Of 5000 upen his life.