The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-07
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entire crew, five men, are supposed to be
lost.
The Kansas Senate, Saturday, passed
abill removing disabilities, to take et-
feet after the PRONUNCIATION of the 10th
amendment.
There was a rumor that Prince Arthur
won!a be assassiuated ia New York.
Several chaps were arrested, but moth
ing proven.
The Impeachment of Governor Reed
was killed in the Florida House, Satur-
day night by adopting the minority re-
mort hy vote of 30 to 81.
Targets wheel manufactory in West
AmesUury, Massachusetts, was burned
Friday night with three buildings ad-
Joining. Loss SiJ 100, insurance $4,000.
An immense cOucourse of people at
tended the funerai services of Anthony
Warren AID John Wyb!e at the Wynoc-
kie, n. J. Methodist Church, on Friday
morning.
The Governor, Auditor, Secretary of
Safe aud State Treasurer of Illinois,
have requested joint committee to in
vestigate all matters connected with
their offices.
The Jury in the case of Christian Her
ger, indicted for manslaughter in the
second degree for killing K. Carpenter
at the fremont, on Saturday brought in
verdict OF not guilty.
Bergh made q raid on the owners of
swill and milk stables in Brooklyn, on
Friday, and arrested number on a
charge of cruelty to animals. They
were bailed to appear. for examination,
Joint resolution was introduced in
the Missouri Legislature looking TO the
carrying out OF the views of the Radical
caucus offs few evenings since in regard
to giving the ballot to all disfranchised
persons.
Kit Barns dog pit, in Water street,
New YO!k, is to be dedicated to relig-
ions wOIs ship to- day, by Bishop Jones,
assisted by Revs. K. l.. Cuyler and S. Il.
Tying, Jr. Daily noon prayer meetings
are to follow.
The boiler in Sinker Il Co.'s Western
Machine Works, Indianapolis, Indiana,
exploded Saturday morning. Patrick
Lynch, engineer, was very badly in
ured. Two or three other employees
we're slightly Injured.
The papers report that at a meeting
held at Merigomish, in Picton county,
Nova Scotia, a resolution was passed
declaring the confederation fixed fail.
ure, and urging the local Legislature to
move for annexation TO the United
States.
In a street quarrel in st. Joseph on
Thursday, between several parties, Mi
chael O'Calligan was shot by III. l..
Church, and died soon after. Church,
who ia o conductor on the st. Joseph
and Council Bluffs railroad, gave him
self up and was committed. OCulligsn
was roustabout on the river, aud a
quarrelsOme man.
Assessor Webstel's raid on Wall
street, New York, was formally closed
on Friday. Webster will begin war
upon August Belmont and the foreign
blnkers this week. This class has not
paid any tax whatever on their capital
in active use, although it is known that
they transact business amounting to an
aggregate of hundreds of millions of
dollars in year.
The coal mine owners of the Akron,
Norton, Chippewa, Wadsworth, Fulton
and MassilIon district on Friday organ
lied at Akron, Ohio, the Tuscarawas
Coal Mining Association, with head
quarters in Akron. They have reduced
the price of mining to the same as in all
the neighboring districts, to go into Of
feet February Goth.
Prince Arthur was at the Philharmo.
mic rehearsal Mt the Academy, New
York, Friday afternoon. The box was
draped in English aud American colOrs
The Prince, William Cullen Bryant and
daughter occupied the same box. The
audience was composed mainly of Ia
dies, but the distinguished visitor was
cheered, and the orchestra played "God
Save the Queen"
4 special from Salt Lake says the
MormonS are collecting petitions signed
by Mormon women, in opposition to
Cullom'sbill The referm party is COM
posed of most of the intelligent Nor
mons, and Is increasing. So far there
has been no interference from the
church authorities, but all work and as
sistance are denied to them by Brigham
ties.
The Little Rock Gd.etfe SAYS: Five
persons were lost by the sinking of the
steamboat America, few days ago, Mr.
Ellis, merchant of that city, two bows
named Thomas and two white deck
hands. Owing to the fact that the
passengers were asleep and the boat
sunk in three minutes, it is feared that
more have been lost. The passengers
lost everything and suffered much from
exposure and cold.
A remarkable clerical scandal is re-
ported in the Philadelphia papers. The
distinguish is Catholic priest, name
unknown, and the victim of his wiles a
Miss Louisa Dober, who has suddenly
and mysteriously disappeared. Rev.
Mr.. Hartley, of the Second Reformed
Church, has received letter from Miss
Dober, in which she states that she is
confined in the cell of Catholic Church
and that she is to be sent to a nunnery
in Milwaukee. The affair creates much
excitement in religious circles in the
Quaker City.
Two scoundrels, assisted by couple
OF hundred thieves and murderers,
mashed each other for an hour and a
half near the Palisades, New York,
Friday. Demphey, the favorite with
the hitting men, was badly beaten, and
when the referee, Jenny Mulligan,
announced the result of the fight, ths
mob drew knives and pistols and began
an lndiscriminate battle among them.
selves. Several men were badly wound.
ed, and the whole party returned to the
metropolis breathing mutual vengeance