The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-29
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-, cnunty, New York, was des royeu
~ Ere last night. Loss, $50, 600.
o,ite a number of officers who served
+, E,bs army of the Tennessee will go
I'm ~ 81, Louis to the reunion to be held
at Louisville on the 18th OF November.
Tho Sheriff Of Yigo county, Indiana,
osssd through st. Louis Wednesday
Pr;tL John Stevens, who killed John
Reeves in Terre Haute year ago and
escaped from jail.
IP Waiver. consul to Brindise, Italy,
wo, married in Philadelphia, Wednes-
5sy night, to the daughter of Bishop
S;mpson. General Grant and other
notables were present.
The bark Water Witch of Montreal
nth scrap iron from Kingston for
Cleveland, foundered off South Bay,
Ontario, on Sunday morning. The crew
came ashore in small boats.
Elias Schwartz was arrested on Wed,
,ssdav in New York with over ten
tbonsand dollars worth of human hair,
rnannf.ctsred into various shapes, In
bis nsssession. 1t is believed to have
been smuggled
President Grant and Mr.. Robson
v;sited the Philadelphia Commercial
Fy,bange and shook hands with sew
oral merchants, but made no speech.
He attended the grand Sabbath School
Jubilee yesterday.
lanes Smith was OH Wednesday
driving wagon and two horses across
tba Michigan and Dayton railway at
B1r-kins station, near Tippecanoe,
vbsn the locomotive struck and killed
him and both the horses and demolished
the wagon.
Tuesday was the first day Of tue Fall
meeting of the Rensselaer, Park Associa-
tion of Troy, New York. The first race
Tor horses that never beat three minutes
for $500 to the first horse, 5000 to the
second and 800 to the third, was won by
Soubreths in three straight heats in
$50, 2:31, 2:3S,. The second race was
for horses that never beat 2:35, which
was won by Prince, best tim 2:33i.
Governor Holden, of North Carolina,
has enrolled large body of negro mill
tia. which il is reported will shortly be
semitic Olange and Chatham counties
10 ASSIST the local authorities there in
preserving order. A large number of
negroes from the country are in Raleigh
very anxious to be enlisted. 1t is said
arms are nightly shipped to various
points for the use of the colored militia.
The investigation which Solicitor
Banfeld has made in regard to the
charges against General Buttertield was
concluded on Wednesday morning be-
fore Judge Pierrpont, and facts were
disclosed which Mr.. Banfeld says makes
il improper for General Bntterheld to
remain at the Snb-Treasury, so TITS al
most certainty that his resignation,
which has been rendered, will be ac-
cepted.
At three o'clock Wednesday morning
meteor passed over Dayton, gong
northeast. with 4 brilliant, large and
long train and a rumbling sound and
sulphurous smell. At the same hour
an enormous meteor passed over Forest
station, on the Dayton aud Michigan
railroad, which resembled locomotive
head light, with a long train and a
booming roar, which shook the houses,
broke the windows aud walked up the
people. There were three heavy explo-
SOus
Negotiations are in progress for the
consolidation Of the Nashville & North
western railroad with the Iron Noun
tam road in Missouri. The attorney of
the latter road has gone to Nashville to
consult with the stficers of the former
road. The connection could easily be
made by extending the Nashville II
Northwestern railway up the river 10
miles from the present terminus at Hick-
man, Ky, 10 point opposite Belmont,
the present Southern terminus of
the Iron Mountain railroad, where cars
could be transferred across the river,
thus allowing passengers and freight to
20 through from st. Louis to Nashville
without change of cars.
The following is an extract from q
private letter from we'll informed gen.
tieman, living in Salt Lake, to one OF
the editors of the Chicago Tribune: The
sChism, of which you may have heard
While here, is working in Stenhouse,
and all the editors aud prsprietors Of
the Utah Magazine have been suspended,
and If they stand firm-and they will
they will be cut off. 1t is only valuable
as showing what may be expected when
the overpowering will and interdict
Of Brigham Young shall have been re-
moved. A revolution proceeding from
the heart Of the Church itself enthron-
.nE the majority of the people instead
OF God, of course letting drop the alb
snrd idea of the daily revelations, with
which, as il is based upon it, would go
po!ygamy and that preposterous scheme
OF empire to which they are now
so tanatically devoted. Mr.. STEM
tolSe, named in the above extract, is
editor of the Salt Lake Telegraph, and
ha' been fer many years one of Brigham
iouDg's most trusted friends and ar
dent admirers His daughter is one of
The wIve. of Joseph Young, Brigham's
Oldest son. The editors of the Magazine
Sre able and inf uential.
Washington dispatch to the Herald
states that gentleman, formerly United
States Marshal of North Carolina, who
arrived here from that State to-day, says
'heFe is about to be general breaking
CpCt political parties there. The Hol-
den party, which has ruled with great
bitterness in the interests of the ultra
RADICALS since the State was reconstruct
ed, Has lost caste aud its members are
4l4rreiing among themselves. They
nave brought the State to the verge of
oankruptcy and now that the State
bonds are selling for about 3S cents on
The dollar some of them are secretly
SSo1niving at repudiation of the State
4sot The people, or at least the respect
aO'e portion of them, and especially the
property owners, are ready to join any
party organization that promises relief
ION the onerous taxes and bad manage
seHt of Holden and his friends Hol-
Ieh Is about deserving the extreme Rad
n ,ra.s because he perceives that their
power Is at an end and will probably
eeh Tor admission in the new party. He
a' Oeen so proscriptive, my informant
Sai!s' against all who did not agree with
bu, that he will get no favor at the
nanos Of the leaders of the new move
;eut' The gentlemen propose to organ
We party after the fashion of the
""Iker party in Virginia and the Septe,
pdItN In TpDnaelaa NTH