The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-08
,s'hreling Register.
Friday ;''-.-OctoDer ..
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The capias in the case of Brown rs
p;it & Gould, New York, has beer
ssrved on Mr. Gould.
The Upiou Pacific railroad commenced
aiming a morning Express train tc
promontory Wednesday.
The San Francisco agency Of the First
National Bank of the State of Nevada
suspended payment Tuesday.
The mutilated bodies of two men who
had been murdered by Indians were
fonnd on Tuesday last 20 miles from
Helena.
In New York, yesterday, arguments
were heard by Judge Cardozo in one OF
the gold Injunction cases, but decision
was not given,
The New York Republican State Com
mittee Yesterday nominated General
Sgel for Secretary of State, and it is
understood he has accepted.
IrIs reported that from three to five
bnndred MOrmons will soon leave Utah
for Europe, the majority to work up i'm
mipratiOx from various countries.
A Bangor, Me-, dispatch says: A let
terIrom Calais says the damage to ves-
sells and buildings is very great. East
port is reported nearly demolished.
Mosby, the guerilla, has challenged
Colonel Boyd, sheriff of Fauquier
county, Va, and United States officer,
on account of an attack the latter re-
Gently made on him.
The examination in the case of the
Sonth China, Maine, incendiaries,
charged with the burning of the Second
Baptist Church, was concluded Tues
day. Two were held and one dis
charged.
Neil Mclaughlin, implicated in the
Brooks shooting affair at Philadelphia,
had a hearing yesterday morning and
fully identified as the driver of the car
riage and committed for trial in default
Of $4,000 bail.
The Cincinnati Base Ball has sent a
dispatch to its Secretary, Mr.. Joyce,
that it will arrive from California on
October 10th, and on the 18th will play
on its own grounds a match game with
the Athletics, of Philadelphia.
A coroner's investigation was held in
New York yesterday in the case of Pat
rick Rooney who was shot and killed
Tuesday by colored man named RObt.
Fry A verdict was rendered that the
shooting was justiiable and done in self
defence. Fry, however, was held to
await the action of the grand jury.
The post mortem examination on the
bodies of Aeong and his wife and Chas.
Archor, at No. 81 Cherry street, New
York, was made Tuesday, but the cor
Onsr's inquest adjourned because no in
terpreter could be found for the chief
witness, who is o Chinaman.
Patrick Vaughn and James Reilly
laborers on the Pacific Railroad, were
run over by o train on Wednesday al
Eleventh street. ST. Louis. The former
was killed instantly and the latter sc
badly injured that he died soon after.
Three other men were slightly wounded
The Philadelphia Age publishes let,
ter stating that on the 4th inst, John
Q1inn. colOred, while in custody of the
Baltimore county officers at White Hall
station on the Northern Central road,
on the charge of committing a brutal
outrage on Miss Reiss, aged 65, was
seized by the people and hung.
1t is stated thpt the determination OF
the Government as regards the Hornet
remains unchanged. She will be left
to the mcrcics of the United States
Commissioner President Grant, Tues
day, on being asked what would be
done with the privateer, said good ma
tuTedIy She must take her course
now with the law of the country. 1t is
question of law now, not of feeling"
Two cases of breaking into show
windows occurred about one o'clock
yesterday morning at Cincinnati, one
on Main and the other on Fourth street.
One thiefgOt no goods, and the other
obtained several pieces of valuable cloth
from the show window of Barwise &
Ming, on Main street, which the police
Captured with the thief, whose name is
John Harris.
The Women Suffrage Convention al
81, Louis was largely attended yester
day morning and very deep Interest
taken in the proceedings Speeches
were made by several prominent lead
ers in the movement. The convention
go far has been most decided success
and has developed an altogether un
looked for interest in the purposes anC
objects set forth by the leading spirits
OF the movement.
The extraordinary note recently pub
liShed as the actual one sent by Minis
Ter Sickles to the Spanish Government
and which was very inappropriate in it:
diplomatic terms, has been pronounced
by the President to be bogus. He says
that full information of all the proceed
ings relative to the negotiations in
Spain will be given to the public at the
h"Xt meeting of Congress.
In the L. s. District Court, at Cincin
hatl yesterday mofning, the hearing OF
counsel on motion to quash the indict'
ment in the case of the United States
r. Daniel G. Dustin ct al, whisky deal
ELS charged with couspiring to defraud
'he United States. Indictments in 6
number Of cases were lost or stolen from
IHe hles, and the indictment of th'
Ouited States rs. Dustin Ell al. wa
gIed until the defendants had to plead
Inc District Attorney thereupon moved
the Court order substitution of the
tyr'ihed copy of the indictment, anC
Ti rue defendants be required to plead
ue motion was opposed by Judge
''oAn and General Burnett for defend
Tl,S' W The Court granted the motion
"uere an Indictment was lost or de
s,LIo!eG, the Court might properly ordel
ene substitution of COPY, and the &C
copy.
VA Monday night Sackville, n. H.
Wa vas visited by tremendous gale ant
.ue highest tide ever known. Th,
.aaS marshes were completely covered, thou
,ts ,Suus OF tons of hay DESTROYED ant
TT T1VousaGds of cattle and sheep drowned
a iuS dykes in the marshes are all gon
aru aro Tue bridges throughout the countr,
s;o swept away. The Eastern Exten
'" 'ou railroad track is torn up for five o.
Nao.i' .n miles and the telegraph lines con
oIT;.lng with the cable and Halifax ar
So.sterated. UU The tidal wave has cause,
AL al destruction on the Bay of Fund,
Tosa ~u IN and around st. Johns. The It'd,