The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-29
NEWS SUMMARY.
vy TELEGRAPH.

o.,a closed 10 New York yesterday at
l96. ,.
o, tru, that work has been sus-
IL i %" an thr Mississippi bridge at st.
Louis.
,,,a Lacrosse tournament Is TO be
Woptreal in September, IN honor
nS'+ &c ,bs visit of PrinceArthur'
IT,, r.norrrl burning of the steamer
ot.. Rsden gt Douphiu's Rapids, Up
N,.souIi, is not credited among
Pe,,,hc,t,nrn in ST. Louis.
r., match factory of Benjamin Bun
-. KrDdalrs Mills near Portland,
a., - VAS DESTROYED by fire on Mon
1aT r IS $500. Insurance s25oo.
+, - beli.yed that the person who
~. diamonds from Prentey's jewelry
S.O,s IN ST. Louis on Friday night was
~ om dressed in womaD's clothes for the
occasion.
Walt. clothing store, Alexunder's
,.,bi,g rooms, Stearu's carpet-bag
.ocrs Frances shoe store and Carriers
,,ocsTv, all in Chambers street, New
Snrk. we're burned on Tuesday night.
Loss $4,000 lnssred.
The State Treasurer Of Virginia viii
commence the payment OF one per cent.
N tbe January interest of the State
rsgist.r bonds on August 18th, and as
.oop thereafter ss possible the payment
of coupons will he made,
Philadelphia dispatch dated July
nth. saws: To-day the Grand Lodge OF
Tsgbis OF PythiaS OF Pennsylvania
rom'rcured their semi annual session In
tbi. civ The session Is a private one
.nd viii last two days. TheIe are in
mi. STATE 8. .0oO Omembers in good stand
!uG.
,N.v York dispatch dated yesterday
avs. II Vas not Charles +. Quincy who
"a. arrested yesterday for passing
,,r,.d railroad certificate on VIM.
H,Stb & ca. Mr.. Quincy is cashier of
rbe Latter firm aud mainly Instrumental
N csu-;ng the arrest OF the real forger,
vbo,. name is George Abbott. This
Correction is due Mr.. Qaincy, whose
standing aud reputation in Wall street
,,offlr highest character.
a. nine o'clock yesterday morning the
III, Council of Cincinnati were placed
IN c.rrlages and conveyed to Cave Hill
Cemetery, near Louisville, to view that
lovely cIty OF the dead. They next
prpceeded TO the Water Works. After
ibrirreinrn to the city they became the
ppr,t. ur MI Ii. ID. Newcsmb, with
whom tuey took dinner at his palatial
residence on Broadway. At seven L. Nj.
thrv proceeded 20 the steamer United
States and left for home.
\ Richmond Dispatch TO the New
York HT0't states that the motions
against the Banks of HOnordsyille,
Scottsyills, Mon hCells, Phillippi, Pitt
sylyauIl aul the Central OF Virginia,
for an injunction and the appointment
Of receivers, have bern set for argument
in the Chambers before Judge Under
wood, 10 Alexandria, on next Friday and
Saturday, the 10Th and 3lst of this
month. The sHit, are brought by Iiar
yey Terry against these banks, and
there - over $4,000 involved
Chas. H. Merry, who buiIt the first
bulk grain boat on the Mississippi siyeT
and who naugurated through ship
ments of bulk grain via New Orleans,
having heard that the merchants OF ST.
Louis propose to donate $4,000 10 any
one that will build propeller for con
yeyiug grain in bulk from st. Louis to
New York, writes from the Hot Springs
Ark, to ST. Louis, that hc has never
doubted the practiCabllity OF building
PropellerS combining river and sca
going qualities; that the matter has re-
ceIyed his serious consideration for the
past few years, and makes the following
proposition 10 the merchants of that
city and everybody else, to wit: Il
will build a propeller after my own
plan IN -. Louis, If it can he done On
~ good tersis as elsewhere, and if the
vessel does not prove success ! ask for
nolhng; il It does they shall give ME
s2I,duU.'