The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-10
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indianapolis, Ind, last night.
Three thousand and ninety passen-
gers arrived at New York on Wednes-
day from foreign ports
The Women's Suffrage Convention at
indianapolis, Ind, yesterday adopted q
series of resolutions, and heard speeches
from several leaders in the movement
Treadwelf Sayres contests the elec-
ton of Hon. X. J. Morgan as Chancel-
Ter of Memphis, Tenn, on the grounds
of frauds in the election, and that the
election should have been held in Au-
gust last
George JAYNE fell from st. Pauls
VI f. Church, Cincinnati, to the side
walk, over a hundred feet, and was
crushed to death. He was engaged in
covering the steeple, when the ropes
supporting the scatlold broke.
The Indianapolis. Ind, Sentinel of
yesterday morning reports that five
sixths OF the interest of the Daily .J0u-
raj has been sold to L. w. Hasselman
of that city, and w. P. Fishback, q
prominent attorney, will be editor
The New York TriJme's London
correspondent telegraphs confirming the
statement that the alleged Roumanian
butchery was simply students joke
The Jewish local committee thanked the
Government for sitting the movement
in the beginning.
John Mccarthy and Michael Varley
brothers OF the ruiiian called Reddy,
the blacksmith, the companions of Her
mann when he was shot a week ago
have been committed for trial by JUS
tice Bowling, o. New York, on the
charge of telonous assault on officer
Burke.
On Monday p H. Rayner, livery
stable keeyer of Helena, Ark, while
drunk, shot his wife in the back of the
head. Thinking he had killed her, he
placed the pistol to his forehead and
blew out his brains His wife was only
stunned, the ball having imhedde1 in
her waterfall.
The Ohio, Michigan and Midland
Railroad Company was organized at
Toledo, Ohio, yesterday. The road is
to extend from some point on the Ohio
river to Lexington, Crestline, Tiffin,
Toledo, Ann Arbor, Michigan, and
thence to Owaso and to the mouth Of
the Manistee river, on Lake Michigan.
la the General Synod of the Reformed
Church at Newark, New Jersey, on
Wednesday, resolutions were passed
relieving Rev DR., Orinston, of Hamil-
ton, Canada, from the rule requiring Il
wear OF probation from foreign minis
tiers before entering new classes, he
having lately received 4 call from 4
church in New York city The Synod
in a body attended the laying Of the
cornerstone Of the East Reformed
Church
A subteraneOuS outlet To Great Salt
Lake has letn found opposite Corrinne
and between Fremont and Kmball
Islands, Utah. \ party of scientific
men are to leave Corrinne ut once on
the steamer Kate Conner to investigate
this greatest Of modern wonders. The
result will probably show how for ages
the accumulation of a thousand noun
tain streams has disappeared through
the earth surface.
At Cleveland, Yesterday, the follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected
officers of the National Photographers
Association for the ensuing year; Presi-
lent, Abraham Bogardus, New York
Treasurer. Albert Morse, Pennsylvania
Secretary, f. G. Wilson, Philadelphia.
A large number of Vice Presidents
were also elected Executive commit
ten. Erwin Adams and NJ Wilcox,
New York: W. j. Baker, Buffalo, y.
Y; E. Zaller, Boston; j. {. Corbct'
Chicago. The next annual meeting
will he held at Philadelphia on the
first Tuesday in June, 1871.
A spirited debate took place at Co
lumbus Yesterday in the Episcopal Con-
vcntion of the Diocese of Ohio. Last
wears resolutions, recommending a
revision of the Book of Common Prayer,
were referred to a committee. lester-
dav morning the committee reported
against a general revision but recon-
mended revision of the baptismal
service by slight change as recon-
rnended by the nine Bishops. The re-
port elected discussion and the Con
ycntion seemed pretty evenly divided.
The resolutions final! " went on the table
hv an adjournment.
Mail advices confirm the arrest OF
two men, as reported by the cable, at
the Paddington railway station, Lon
don, ON suspicion of being Fenians.
They were brought up for examination
at the Marylehone Police Court May
18th, when the distinct charges OF
treason and felony We're made against
them. COrydon, the informer, identi-
fed the prisoners as having taken part
in the Fenian councils previous to the
projected attack on Chester Castle in
lSG7. One Of the prisoners was identi-
fled bv English detectives as having
been active in the dispatch of arms to
Newcastle and Manchester. They were
again remanded.
1t will be recollected that United
States Deputy Marshal Moses, OF Seda
liza, Missouri, was assassinated one
evening last December while sitting !!
a house in Camden county, Missouri
Mr.. Moses being in that region to ar ar
rest Felix Whitworth for illicit distlll
ing. Whitworth was suspected OF th'
murder, and shortly after decamped