The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-31
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed IN New loTk, HdluHidf
at lll!.
The English yacht Cambria sailed on
Friday for the West Indies.
Generals Burnside and Sheridan, and
other distinguished Americans, have
arrived at Brussels.
The total registration of st. LOUIS
county, No, is 3O67l, including about
300 colored This is a quite small
enumeration.
The CITY of Cincinnati has applied
for an injunction against the Pendleton
Street Railway Company running their
cars without rear platforms and conduc-
tors.
The Labor Reformers Of St Louis
county, Mo, nominated a county and
legislative ticket Friday night, made up
of selections from other tickets now in
the field.
The steamer Leo was seized at New
York on Saturday, on the charge OF
having been chartered to carry arms TO
the Cuhans, but was released alter a
search.
Two members OF the Friends denom-
nation of Pennsylvania visited the
President on Saturday to thank him for
the denomination for his peace policy
toward the Indians.
Ira Paine was again proclaimed cham
pion pigeon shooter of the United States
on on Saturday, having beaten Edward II.
Tinker, of Providence. Paine killed So
and Tinker 50 on. of 100
The Newark, New Jersey, police have
broken up an extensive system OF fraud,
through which several New England
Manufacturing firms have been swim
died. Much property has been re-
covered.
The Univer-aIet Church on Main
street. Buffalo, was destroyed by fire
Saturday night. The fire is supposed
to have originated near the organ, where
the gas was; ;left burning. Los 4o, 600.
Insured for S2S,OO0.
The Hon. James &. Blaine, Speaker
Of the House of Representative, IS at
Pittsburgh visiting the scenes OF his
bovhood. He is a native OF Pennsyl-
vania but went to Maine after gradn'
ating at Washington College.
William Dunn, arrested as one Of the
supposed robbers Oft Grafton, Massa-
chusetts, bank, will probably be dis
charged to day, the proprietor ofthe ho-
tel where the burglars stopped at while
in town failing to recognize him.
A New York Sunday paper says that
Major Fred Klenber, liquor saloon
keeper, OF Newark, formerly from Pitts
burg, is reported to have absconded with
100000 belonging to friends. He is
supposed to have gone to Cincinnati,
At New Market, on last Saturday
morning, a warehouse, occupied by
Robert Simpson a. general store,
was burned, together with stock OF
wheat worth $4,000, totally DESTROYED
Tie neighboring shops were cons.dera-
bly, damaged.
II is asserted that the French govern
ment has purchased in this country
arms and equipments 10 the value OF
% ono OOO francs. These purchases
have been made, it is said, in their be-
half to avoid any violation Of the neu-
trality laws, By private persons.
The orders with reference to the mill
tarv forces now collected in New York,
have been sent to Major General Nc
Dowell. who has and will continue to
have command Of them, il never having
been contemplated to place these troops
under the direction OF any other officer.
The japanese Prince Aduike and suit
of ten officers arrived in New Ior k city
SATURDAY morning and are stopping al
the Metropolitan Hotel. They are sent
here by the japanese Government to
thoroughly arquaint themselves with
our system OF government and internal
improvement.
Rumors were ahoat Friday night o
another accident on the Ohio u Mis-
sissippi railroad, but the officers OF th'
road say they are entirely without foun
dation. \ coroner Jury in the late ac
cident found all the blame resting oil
the switchman, William o. Shepard
who has not since been seen.
The steamer Periere, which saile'
from New York on Saturday, took ;
few recruits tor the French army, $500
arms, 100000 cartridges, and quan
tity Of military stores and provisions
The cargo was valued at $S00,000 TIL
steamer Ontario is loading a simila
cargo and will sail during week.
! The last rail completing the Mobil
! & Chattanooga railroad, between Nc
bile and New Orleans, was laid, and tn
! last spike driven, Saturday afternoon
The first train from Mobile arrived q
New Orleans on Saturday evening.
train leaves New Orleans this morin
for Mobile.
! Information from official sources b
cable was received on Saturday, to Ii
effect that Bismarck does not considt
Lord Granville's note as a proPositio
for an armistice. lie thinks the prop
sition should come from France. THE
will probably be permitted to 20 to We
sailles, but there is an uncertainty abo'
his being allowed to enter Paris. IL
| Majes;y's government has not yet 7