The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

at 1919
The New York State Republican
Convention meets on September Ith, al
Saratoga.
/ The New York Orangemen have de
termined to march tomorrow without
offensive flags and avoid anything likely
to be construed as an insult.
General r. c.. Schenck was renon-
mated for Congressman by the Repub-
! lican Convention OF the Third Ohio
District. which met at Misdletown yes
terday. FEa-
Alta Convention of colored men at
Leavenworth, Kansas, Wednesday, a
resolution was passed demanding in the
name of 1900 voters representative
on the next State ticket
4 young lady, the daughter of promi,
nent and wealthy parents in New York,
was rescued from house of ill-fame at
st. Louis, Mo-, Wednesday, and was
sent home in charge Of an officer
John Badly and William Gunver who
committed a rape on Miss Jary.s ~
Philadelphia, yesterday, were sentenced
to thirty.two years each in the peniten-
tiarv and fined three thousand dollars
each the full extent OF the law
1t is stated at the War Department
that when General Sheridan heard of
the declaration of war he applied for
and obtained indefinite leave of absence
To visit Europe merely as an observer
Of events. II was only an individual
arrangement.
4 meeting of Frenchmen was held
at st. Louis, Mo, last night, at which
much sympathy was expressed for their
countryrnen now engaged in war with
Prussia, and committee was appoint
ed to raise money for the benefit oi
wounded French soldiers.
Attorney General Akerman declines
addressing Southern Republican clubs,
because he would have TO attend to the
Georgia case, which may soon come
before him for legal opinion. 1t is nm
derstood that Akerman favors an elec-
ton this fall in that State.
\ match game of base ball at Ogden
Park, Chicago, yesterday, between the
White Stockings, Of Chicago, and Lone
Stars. of New Orleans, was won by the
former. Score-White Stockings A.,
Lone Stars :. This is the first victory
of the White Stockings for long time.
The Kansas Labor Onion will hold a
State Convention at Topeka, Kansas,
September 22d, for the purpose ofnomi-
mating State and Congressional ticket.
The call urges all working men in the
State, without regard to political affilia-
tions, to cooperate i'll the movement.
Judge Porter yesterday, at Mon
mouth, Illinois, granted preliminary
injunction restraining the issue of the
Warren county bonds TO the Rockford,
Rock Island and st. Louis railroad 10
the amount of S2O0O0O. This causes
much excitement among the friends OF
the road
Real has refused to see any visitors
except few personal friends YESTERDAY
and spent all the time with the priest
and his sisters, merely preparing for
his exc .u'i n at New York to-day. lie
continues cool and collected in view Of
his fate and saws he will endeavor 10
die like a man.
The famous rotting mare Lady
Thora met with an accident at Roches-
ter, y. Y, Yesterday morning, which
viii probably disqualify her from the
turf She fell from bridge on which
she was being led into car and dislo.
Gated a hip joint She trotted at
Rochester on Wednesday and beat
George Palmer.
The Virginia Conservative Central
Executive committee has ISSUED an
address recommending the postpone
ment OF Congressional nominations
until after the State is redistricted.
They oppose the entangling OF the Con
servaiiyes in any petty alliance, aud
recommend the party in Virginia to
support that national party which
uphoids the banner of constitutional
liberty. equal laws and just admins
tration.
No facts either Of interest or import
anCe, not previously made public, We're
elected at the Nathan murder inquest,
Yesterday, which, after an examination
OF officers Mungen and Evans and two
carpenters employed in the house the
day before the murder, was adjourned
until Monday. Three sons of the de-
ceased were present during the proceed
ings Washington. 10 whom suspicion
has been directed, appearing in good
spirits, while the others were sad and
detected
Joseph Seger, an ex-member of Con
cress from Virginia, Yesterday severely
assaulted William F. Lincoln, an ex-
member from New York, at the rail
road station at Washington, for alleged
calumnious statements about him
Seger attacked him with cane. When
brought before the Police Court. he
declared that he regarded it as his duty
to inflict chastisement, but denied the
charge that he intended to kill Lincoln,
and he was held to bail in the sum
Of 5000. ... ...-
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