The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-15
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

son, Wisconsin.
The RockforJs beat the Forest City
Of Cleveland, at that place yesterday
"a to ls.
In the base ball game at New Yorl
Yesterday, eleven innings being played
the score stood Atlantics 8, Red Stock
ings I. ua....
One hundred and forty-four Chiues,
laborers, destined for a plantation
near Algiers, Louisiana, arrived a
Omaha yesterday. t
The Worlds Evangelical Allianc,
will be held in New York city from
September 25th to October Sd. Owe
20O0 delegates will be present.
The German compositors of New
York city have formed a Typographi
cal Union and propose to establish
branches in the principal cities in tn,
United States.
The indianapolis, Indiana, Daily
Times published its obituary Yesterday
after an existence of s days. The New
Albany Daily Commercial also sus
pended yesterday.
H. r. Pierson has resigned his posi-
ton as Vice President of the Chicago
and North Western Railroad to accept
the Vice Presidency of the Pullman
Palace Car Company.
William Hunter Dudley, appointed a
cadet at West Point at the suggestion
of General Grant, in 1867, was buried
on Monday in Trinity cemetery, New
York city his former classmates, in
Guiding son of General Grant, acting
as pall-bearers.
The Police Commissioners of New
York city have, by resolution, author,
lied the bailing at police stations, after
arrest, of persons charged with slight
offenses, such as simple assaults, viola
ton of the oity ordinances, libel and
malicious mischief.
The Memphis AUalanchGs Little Rock
special says: Major Woodruff, editor
of the Gazette who refused to apollo
gize or retract an article in regard to
the White county Circuit Court in rela-
ton to the trial of Colonel Cypert, was
committed to Jail Monday by Judge
Welshire of the Supreme Court for five
DAYS for contempt.
A Cincinnati dispatch of yesterday
says: The news of the, defeat Of the
Red Stockings produced great sensation.
During the .progress of the game peo-
pie stood by hundreds in the street
around the Ga=ette office, watching with
intense excitement, like that manifested
during the war when waiting for news
from the front. The excitement at the
close of the ninth inning was intense
A terrible tornado passed over large
portion of Arkansas and Mississippi on
Friday. 1t partook Of wind, rain and
hail, the latter being unusually severe,
utterly destroying the corn and cotton
crops in its track, and stripping the
forests. It's width was two miles The
crops were unusually promising. The
corn was beginning to tasSel, but all i
lost. The amount Of damage cannot he
estimated.
The scatfold on new building in the
southern part of st. s fell about
noon Yesterday, preciPitating John
Fisher and John johnson to the ground.
Fisher was killed, and Johnson's body
was crushed so badly that he will
probably die. About an hour later the
ly-wheel in Touring mill in the south
ern part of the same city flew to pieces,
instantly killing the fireman. Frag-
ments of the wheel nearly demolished
the west and south walls of the building.
Yesterday morning at three O'Clock
burglar tried to enter the sleeping
apartment, from the veranda, Of j.
Kinsly, at ia West Twelfth street,
Chicago. The noise of the burglar
awoke Mr.. Kinsly. He arose, seized
his revolver and placed himself near
the window which the scoundrel was
irving to enter. At the moment when
he had got the window open, Mr.. Kinsly
fired, and the burglar ran off. Soon
after a watchman discovered his dead
body lying beside fence near at hand.
The st. Louis Republicans special
from Kansas City gives the following
catalogue of crime enacted IN that city:
4 man named Williams shot another
named Wooden and crushed the skull
of another named Mason, on Saturday
night. The latter is dead, and the for,
mer in a critical condition and Williams
is in Jail. Sunday afternoon Jim Hall
stabbed and killed Timothy lIanlin.
This is eight stabbing affrays Hall has
figured in. Sunday night George D,
Campbell, from Knoxville, Tenn, OF
Dalton, Georgia, was murdered by an
unknown party. The body was placed
on the railroad track and run over 10y a
train.
David Murphy, who was charged 10y
Lemoine, the burglar, now serving a
term in the Western Pennsylvania
Penitentlary, with being engaged in the
robbery of the Franklin county, Mis-
souri,, sheriff, in March, 1866, publishes
a card, stating that the records OF
the Gasconade county, Missouri, Circuit
Court will show he was performing his
duties as Circuit Attorney in that
Court during the time Lemoine al
leges that fe was assisting hIm in the
safe blowing. Murphy intimates that
the so-called confession of LemOine
was put in circulation by the beneficial
ries of an admitted embezzlement tc
screen themselves from the suspicion
now resting upon them.
When the amended House bill II
creasing representation to 300 member
in the Forty-sscond Congress, Is returned
10 the House, Mr.. Marshall of lllinor