The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-25
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

told closed in New York Yesterday
at ll4i.
The ST. Louis and Fort Scott rail
road was formally organized at st
Louis, No, Monday
The National Executive Committee
Of the Union League meets at Wash
ington next Tuesday.
A plan for teaching female students
has been adopted by the managers of
the Pennsylvania hospital
Joe Mcguire, fireman of the Jackson
Miss railroad, was killed hy an eX-
pIo,iou on Sunday night
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of
Good Templars met at st. Louis yester-
dav. West Virginia is represented.
The South Washington Sunday
School Union paraded Yesterday, and
wa, received by the President at the
Executive Mansion.
The house of John Allen, the
wickedest man. in Water street, New
York city is being demolished to make
way for the Howard Mission.
The White Stockings Yesterday
PLAYED the Golden City, the strongest
amateur base ball club in Chicago, and
won hv score of 46 TO ~.
Ata meeting of the American Bap-
tit Missionary Union at Philadelphia,
the receipts for the wear were stated at
<2un4 4j3, and expenditures S22O,56o.
The President has nominated Gimer
Mar>ton to be Governor Of Idaho;
ChaS. G. Grove Of Alabama, Secretary
oi' Utah, and JAS b. Mexican, Of New
York. Chief Justice of Utah.
Secretary Fish has consented to the
removal of the arms and munitions be-
longing to the Canadian Government
Abercrombie up the Red river whenever
the Canadian Government desires it.
The steamer Clara, bound down the
Missouri river, heavily laden with grain
and hemp, sunk one hundred and five
miles above st. Louis, and it Is feared
she will break in two and prove a total
lox.
Burglars blew open the safe of the
Pleasant Mine Company, at Hammonds-
port, New York, ON Saturday night,
taking Paris Exposition and four
other medals, and sixteen dollars. No
clue to the robbers.
Red Cloud and nineteen chiefs OF the
Sioux nation arrived at Fort Laramie
Yesterday morning, John Richards
with them. They came into the post
ON foot, singing their native songs They
will probably reach Cheyenne Oh the
18th.
The General Conference of the Meth
odi-t Episcopal Church, South, IN ses-
SION nt Memphis, Tennessee, Yesterday
discussed the report of the committee
on Missions, and accepted the report
Of the committee in favor of BLcdSoe
Rsriac.
\ terrible rain and hail storm passed
over portion of Allamakee county,
Iowa. last Saturday Buildings were
blown down, trees uprooted and cattle
and hogs killed. There are rumOrs OF
ln>, of several human lives. Many
Lulnrr- will he Obliged 10 do their
planting all over again.
Mack Baker, of Cincinnati, the man
who went up with the balloon belong
my to Dc Havens Circus, AT McHregor,
Iowa, on Monday evening, was carried
eastward bv slight breeze, and when
over the river it descended rapidly, fall
lns into the middle Of the river, drown
ing him.
Three laborers, Patrick Harriean,
Michael Mullevan and jeremiah Sui
livan. were instantly killed on Monday
afternoon by the falling of a wall at the
corner of Commercial street and East
rrn avenue, Boston, Massachusetts
John and Thomas Shehan and Lyman
Eovnton were seriously injured
\ general Convention OF the Boarc
of Delegates of the American lsraelitet
wa- held on Monday at the synagogue
in Fortv-fourth street New ork
abraham Hart, of Philadelphia, Press
dent of the association, occupied tin
chair. There were delegates presen
from all the principal American cities
By the arrival OF the South American
mails We have full details of the assaSs
nation of the South American Genera
Uquisa, which took place on the I'LL
of April in Beunos Ayers. The scene
was frightful. The General was sho
in the mouth by band Of political OF
ponents who broke into his house. III
two heroic daughters attempted to dc
frnd him and the eldest killed one Q
the assailants. The murder was one G
the incidents of the new rebellion nov
raging i'll the Argentine Confederation