The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
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.....OctOber IA.
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yfWS SUMMARY.
%, TELEGRAPH.

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r,,f,x at Cheyenne
i.,r Farragut is lying dangerous
,,iIJ at Chicago
,rriscs of the Marietta and
Ine 60; co" railioad tor the month of
C.nc'nJS",r, ,Sar we're one hundred and fifty
ss2,sl%UGd s2anG dalla,s.
....rrrr :. P. FELTON,, plying be-
Inc Wilmington and Philadelphia.
tween rock Saturday morning sthd
'iI.A 7 The passengers were all saved
n,,,,,es 70 the Commercial Conven-
Ie..rT cr;syille were arriving rapidly
iioG q. a,;I,,,,,. ON Saturday. Ex-Presi-
81 Iii Fillmore reached the city at noon
Cd that day
r,.,,,lvas removed from the steam
L.J t,h, At Wilmington, n. C., Satur-
81. had but ten tons on board,
s'! !r enough to steam eight hours,
n', i i. evidence that she came in in
distress.
-, s,f. Of the Duchess county Mu-
I-T .T.s-r,nce Company, Poughkeepsie,
,a'. ~ ~ MAS blown open by burglars
N N-',,r mnrrlrg and robbed of about
>'.'G,' a. % .nn.n bonds and $4,000 in
'.rf.srl mortgages.
~. Central Republican Junta of
I'D Porto Rico have issued an
,5...., regarding the neutrality OF the
- states. in which the law OF ma
nd -Le writings Of eminent jurls-
,r.aware of the view that our
."mrur should recognize the bel
..r, ri,hts # the Cuban insurgents.
,s..o,,ch from Boston, dated Octo-'
,".h saws: Marshall Brown, sales
w., IN the employ of Seavey, Foster d
IN slk dealers, is under arrest,
s.,,I with stealing goods from the
Lined n Sl5JU. Albeit w. Davis,
Ina, Perkins and Reuben Adams
...a under arrest on the charge ct
ra.ag the same.
III, Albany ErcaiNg Journal Of last
.r.r.pg states thai Hon. Horace Greeley
-,,..,rif ID his acceptance of the nom
.r.,.nn nf Camptroller of the State
Tered him by the Republican Con
r-r..pp. Mr. Greeley is at Albany and
f.rrtIess the statement of the journal
=. aurhoriz-d by him. The State Cen
,-,r Committee However has not heard
i,m him.
E,.rporr, Maine, was visited by a
-,ru. hurricane on Monday night last.
y..,r'.. wharves. stores and fish-hOuses
rrra smashed to pieces. The steamer
Ma York narrowly escaped loss with
4, un board. She was driven ashore
and u,t both anchors and her Tudder.
N,ay merchants have lost all their
9un-rty. Most of the fishing vessels
.-,n pieces.
Tr,tramShrp Euterpe, with guns and
-. tor the SpaDiards, has not sailed
h New York for Havana and it is be-
'--l that she was waiting for the
N.asll m4n of-war, Herman Cortes,
ch arrived at that port Friday TO
.,,.rr hrr. The United States steamer
s-,.r '-r. that port suddenly ON Thurs
.rr.,.t for Havana and the Dictator
.n Friday. 1t i, stated that the Frol!lc,
s'r on Thursday night, with guns shot
rf. was under orders "a capture or SINK
p Hornet, which was then reported to
Lass. r,csped from Smithvil.e, n. q.
I- Frnllic captured this same vessel IN
z-.nndrr the name of Lady Sterling,
r.n a,rcmpting to run the blockade OF
..arr,t0n.
An Eastport, Maine, dispatch of the
N.a INST. gilss the following additional
particulars OF the storm Of Monday {:
Twenty seven vessels are ashore in Rum
ury, Bav. The schooner Rio was lost
III $. Andrews Bay, with all on board.
Nars AZ New River was lost, with all
on N1a54. l. IN number. Grand MeRan
I'.au4 Was swept hy the waves and all
I'D" Nr.:s and ,mokr-hOuSes lost. The
towns of Luby~, Pembroke and Perry
lose heavily houses aud barns were
blown down Thi, tornado is worse
i'5 LI-tpprr: the revenue cutter Mass
wood was disabled ~ the beginning OF
'-' storm and could render no assist
a.... 1.I ihe Sm1kr-houses are down;
Immense quantities of smoked herring
ana C.. are lost. The loss cannot be
less .h"u 80 1000. A large part of the
'oNh 5 perfect wreck.