The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-17
at'he:ling Resister.
s=N~ Market Reports on Third Paqr,
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

The White Stockings defeated the
RockiordS, al Chicago, Yesterday, 2S
Io H.
Red Cloud and party held forth al
Cooper Institute, New York CITY. YES
terday noon.
The tweut-fiith annual meeting OF the
ohio Medical Association Is nnw being
held in Cleveland
The Republicans "i' the Second, lndi-
ana, District have nominated Colonel
George W Carr, of Jackson county, tor
Congress.
Hon. IL. K. Pritchard has been
placed in nomination for Congress hy
the Republicans of the third Congress
ional District Of Indiana
4 freight train on the Louisville and
Cincinnati Short Line railroad ran into
hand car near Maurice Station YES
Icrday, killing Joseph Dugan
Mike McCoole will go into training
r"r his fight with Tom Allen Monday,
at the Abby Race Track, ST Louis. His
trainers are Dublin Tricks, James Nelly
and Joe Coburn.
Attorney General lloar has resigned
his position in the Cabinet, and Presi-
dent Grant Yesterday sent 10 the Senate
the nomination of Amos f. Ackerman.
oiCieOrgia, as his successor.
D.;,,.., LNl;,I NT,,,,... ~. ...,.. 4
Woodruff X Clafiin, the female brokers
OF New York city, for the recovery Of 4
$1,000 diamond ring and $1,000 in
money, winch she saws she deposited
with them.
The annual meeting of the Western
nitaran Conference was opened ON
Wednesday evening, at Cleveland Ohio,
with a sermon by Rev. Robert Collyer,
Of Chicago \ large delegation are
present.
y special correspondence to the Den
yer (Col Post, from Fort Stanton, re
ports the killing of two MexicanS by
the Indians near that place. The noun,
tainS are said to be full of hostile In
Hians, and srrious trouble i expected
\ fearful accident occurred on the
Vermont and Massachusetts railroad,
between ROYAL Stone and the Athol De
pot YESTERDAY The train going west
broke through the bridge Mr. John
ION, the popcorn man, and two others
were killed aud u number hadly hurt
Joseph Butts notorious Western
thief was arrested in New York. YES
trrday morning, with accomplices, 10y
detective Tully, of the Central Office
charged with the robbery of $4,000
from the Central Bank OF Cleveland
ohio.
James Keenan, was convicted of
hooting Patrick j. Meehan, editor of
the Irish -lmericaH, ON the 2Sth of
February last, aud vast sent to the
state prison for 10 years 10y Recorder
Iiackett, of New York City Meehan
has recovered from the effects "f his
injuries.
\ Washington dispatch of Yesterday
>yv- the excitement in the Capitol,
owing TO the state of Cuban affairs cX-
creds ANYTHING ever before witnessed.
Private assurance of a rrCast Of the
whole Cabinet Is freely given by the
President. Ominous hints of mpeach-
m,nt are INDUCED in Butler is en-
phatically cXecratci by the Republicans.
Ackcrman has been nominated At
tornev General OF the United States
from Georgia. He Is a native OF New
Hampshire, about iorty-scven years of
ace emigrated To Georgia twenty-five
wear. ago, studied law with the late
.ludgr Berrian, was originally Wing
and always a strong national mau, was
opposed to secession, and was among
the early members OF the Repnhl lean
party.
The Southern railway officials who
are making tour of inspection over
the PENNSYLVANIA Northern Central and
Pittsburgh n Erie railroads, Yesterday,
IN company with number of invited
g.uests, prominent citizens and press
representatives, visited many principal
manufacturing establishments ia Pitts
hurgh. The GUESTS express much salts
faction in the manner the day was spent.
The officers of the Pacific Mail
steamship Company are not alarmed
lur the safety of the Henry Chauncey.
IL j. known that the steamer connecting
with the Chauncev outward has arrived
at San Francisco on schedule time, 80
ihat there l. no doubt but that the
ChaunCev arrived safely at ASplnwall.
The Chamcey would not leave ASpIn-
wall for New York until the regular
San Francisco steamer Constitution had
arrived at Panama and delivered her
passengers aud freight to the Chauncey.
There is no news vet OF the arrival OF
the Constitution at Panama. The
officers of the company believe that
both boats are safe, and that the de
,ention is due to some arrangement of
the machinery of one or the other.
The New York WorLTS Havana cor
respondent writes that another Ameri-
can citizen, Mr.. Joseph Duane, was
seized hy the Spanish authorities on the
9TH inst. thrown into prison and re-
fused permission to communicate with
anyone outside. He was on his way
from Vera Cruz to New York, and had
,onched at Havana by the merest acci-
dent The news OF the outrage reached
the ears of Consul-General Biddle. and
rossiblv something may be done ahont
il The execution of Cubans convicted
Of dislovalty continue throughout the
Island. Two insurgent recruiting OF,
fcers in the Sague District were hunted
down with bloodhounds aud captured.
. One of them, named Terra, was so badly