The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-30
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NEWS SUMMARY.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The excursion party from the Ell
mira, N. Y, Female College. consisting
OF about one hundred persons, includ'
ing students, professors, and distin-
guished citizens, who are visiting the
copper regions of Lake Superior, have
arrived at Marquette, Michigan, and
are all we'll.
The graves OF the soldiers buried al
the National Military Asylum, Maine
were decorated Monday by the inmates
OF the asylum. An appropriate address
was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Reaker.
u. 8. Benton, late auditor of the
canal department OF New York, died al
Little Falls, N. Y, yesterday morning.
M. D. Williams, a railroad ticket
agent at Buffalo, has absconded with
$50 900 belonging to different roads. BE
took passage on the Lake Shore road
for Erie, Pa, and is supposed to be
making tracks for California.
Vice President Colfax had recep-
ton at City Hall, Providence, Monday,
and made speech, predicting bril-
liant future for the country. AN i'm
mense crowd was present.
Admiral Rowan reports to the De-
partment from mYokahoma, under date OF
Nav IS, the expected renewal OF civil
war In Japan. The season for military
and naval operations having arrived.
The Great Eastern on Monday noon
had run 1923 knots, paying out GIG knots
OF cable. Signals perfect.
j. G. Warren, of Boston, has entered
a formal complaint to Minister Wash
burne OF i'll treatment by the French
authorities during the election riots and
dsmands compensation
Capt, Jas. Roberts, u. s. Deputy
Marshal, in attempting to enforce the
revenue law upon one Jack Runold, a
distiller in Knox county, kentucky.
was persistently resisted by Runold
and his contederates, who fesorted 10
arms. Roberts defended himself and
inflicted probably fatal wound upon
Runold, who was carried OF by some
OF his associates.
"A Karnes, a banker and broker at
Rochester, N. y, suspended yesterday
morning. Liabilities large and there
Is q fair showing OF assets. Fred ID. All
ing, Stationer there, also made an as
signmen'.
Monday evening, Gould Millard
and Miss Hamlin, daughter of the Rev.
NJ. Hamlin, Missionary to COnstanti-
nople, were thrown from carriage at
Troy, N. Y. Mr.. Millard had his skull,
arm and nose fractured, but will reco.
yer. The young lady's scalp was torn
off and hung over her face.
Hon. William Gray died at his res
idence in Detroit, yesterday morning.
Judge Giles, Of Baltimore, yester-
daY, signed the decree OF condemna-
ton and forfeiture, against the steamer
Cuba lor smuggling cigars. The own
ers here appealed.
Joe Wormald, champion or Eng
land, challenges any man in America
to fight in Canada, for $5,OOO.
The storm, Monday afternoon, was
very severe in Connecticut and especi-
auy in the western towns. There are
rumors of extensive damage 10 roAds
and bridges.
Coy. Randolph, of New Jersey, has
appointed Robert Gilchrlst, of Jersey
city, Attorney General of New Jersey,
tary of the Navy.
-Goodings' Jewelry store, Washing
ton street, Boston, was robbed yester-
day of 81, 600 worth OF diamond rings.
The banks, custom house, insurance
and public offices in Boston, were clos
ed, Yesterday, on account of the Har-
ward commencement.
The loss of depositors by robbery
in the Ocean Bank OF New York, Is
believed to exceed half a million dol
lars, That of the bank itself Is trlne
less than $25, 600 in currency funds in
addition to $22, 900 in negotiable bonds
upon which the bank had made loans.
nj lot in
York, yesterday afternoon, OF the ar
rest OF Col. Ryan. Several other
| leaders OF the Cuban expedition are to
| be arrested.
Col. Roger A. Pryor, will, 1t is said'
be indicted for attempting TO violate
the neutrality laws.
Work was commenced, Tuesday, on
the new telegraph line from Boston to
Duxbury, to connect with the French
cable.
General Cluseret, recently expelled
from France, WAS a passenger on the
| Perierre, Just arrived at New York.
The bark Harriet Lunsly, was sunk
Monday, in New York harbor, in col
| lision with the steamer Harmonic. one
Of her crew was lost.
News has been received of the ex-
|
pIosion OF the powder magazine on the
Sombarero at Guano Island in the West
Indies, on the 31st OF May. Seven men
were instantly killed and some twenty
wounded. -.. ..---...-
An entire car load of calves and
sheep were found dead from suffoca>
ton, occasioned by close packing, on
the Norris and Essex road, at Newark
Tuesday.
General Geocouria has been held to
bail in $1,000 to answer the charges
against him, and $4,000 to keep the
peace. Some say the expedition has
actually gone to sea on the Quaker
City, while the United States authori.
ties assert privately that it is under
surveillance within 200 miles of New
York: ..--... ...--...
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