The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

duced to the Cabinet yesterday.
Fifty-two scholars graduated at tn
high school, Cincinnati, yesterday,
The White Stockings beat the On
tarios, ofOswego, New York, 10S to IL
! A fire occurred yesterday morning a
Frankfort, Pa, in the pickers room o
! the cotton mill of W. Smith d Son.
The Sheriff yesterday arrested negr'
I named Simpson, at Helena, Montana
: charged with the murder of McCIoughy
at Virginia City, in the spring of 1868
Andrew Stafford, mail agent between
Baltimore and Philadelphia, arrested
for robbing the mails, has admitted hi
guilt and has been committed at Balti
more.
The residence Of Elijah George, neal
Clinton, Henry county, Missouri, wa'
burned few nights since, and three O.
his sons perished in the flames, two o
them twins
/ Runbey & MADEIRA saw mill, Poplar
street, near Ninth, Philadelphia, was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing Three or four stables and two
dwellings were damaged.
The report that an indictment has
been found against Bailey, the defaulting
revenue collector of New York, by the
United States Grand Jury is denied by
District Attorney Peirrepont.
A jury at Cincinnati, Thursday,
brought in a verdict OF murder in the
second degree against jeremiah Lynch
for the murder of private watchman
Sears, of that city, last April.
1t is stated that the Central railroad
yesterday took cattle at Buffalo, deliv-
erable at Albany at one dollar per head,
and sheep and hogs at the same rate as
last week, forty dollars per car.
r. Malahan, while in the bottom Of
a well twenty-five feet deep at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, yesterday morning, was
buried alive by the well caving in. He
leaves wife and a large number of
children
c. +. Smith, President Of the Cum
berland and Ohio railroad, is in Cincin-
natl asking the city for 81 100000 to-
wards building the road to Nashville.
y committee was appointed 10y the
Chamber of Commerce to consider the
matter.
The corner stone OF the Rhode Island
soldiers and sailors monument was
laid at Providence Yesterday by the
Free Masons, in pursuance of an invi-
tation Of the General Assembly. The
entire Masonic body of the State was
in line ,-...
Quarantine troubles at New York are
still exciting the attention of shippers
of coffee and sugar, but hope is enter
tained that the difficulties will he adj
justed by to-day when it is expected that
a quarantine commission will meet to
adjust the rates
While two men were putting on the
last blast in their shaft, about I o'clock
yesterday morning in Charles Hendries
mine, at Unionville, Montana, the blast
went of prcmaturely and killed one
man named Joe Miller, and seriously
wounded the other.
The case of General W. +. Bennett,
Ex-SuperYisor of Internal Revenue for
North and South Carolina, charged
with oppression while in office, was
given to the jury Thursday at Raleigh,
y. c. The jury is hung and it is
thought no verdict will he rendered.
The commission of Colonel Ackcr-
mau, Attorney General, will not be is
sued for several dayS. His friends say
they have reasons to believe he will not
qualify for month to come, until
which time Judge lIoar will continue
to discharge the duties Of the office
Hon A. Campbell, delegate to Eng
land from Canada, has power to de-
mand from the Imperial Government
all the indemnity for the late Fenian
raid and ample protection against flu
mre ones. 1t is also stated that he is
to impress the Importance of aiding in
the construction of railroad 20 the
Pacific.
At the Episcopal Council OF The Dio-
cese of Wisconsin held at Milwaukee
on Thursday, the following new canon
was reported by the committee, and
adopted: Every communicate Of the
church marrying outside of our com
munion, or married by any other than
clergyman of the church, shall stand
pro tGcto excommunicated.
Three persons condemned in the re-
cent case of the men who went about
London in women's clothes have died
suddenly. Correspondents state that
circumstances indicate that poison had
been called into requisition to battle
Justice. 1t Is generally believed hy
Lord Arthur Climton's friends that he
completed the tale Of his miSdccds by
committing suicide.
Two professors and ten students, OF
the Cornell University, saile'l from
New York City on Thursday afternoon
in the steamship North America for
Brazil, where they will spend six months
in scientific explorations. They will
enter Brazil at Para, and pursue inves,
LEGATIONS and a survey of the country
from the head of the Amazon to Per.
nambuco. 1t is the intention also to
make careful survey of the coast for
the improvement of commerce.
Efforts are making with Senators AT
Washington to prevent the admission
of Governor Stevenson to the Senate