The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-07
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

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Several business houses in Rochester
NY, resumed specie payments Frida!
The loss by the fire at Newark, New
Jersey, on Friday night, amounts tC
nearly $500 900; only partly insured.
A boiler attached TO Touring mill al
Bellevi!le, Indiana, exploded on Friday
fatally iniuring Mr.. SNindler, the pro
prietOr, and wounding one other man
The COMMITTEES on State Affairs in both
houses of the Wisconsin Legislature re-
ported against the proposition TO remove
the capital from Madison 10 Milwaukee
Two children of Alex. EdmondsoB
were fatally burned at Wethersville,
Maryland, on Saturday, by the explo'
sion of coal oil lamp in the hauds OF
the mother.
The prominent Washington hotel men
are in Chicago negotiating for the
lesseeship of the projected Pacific Hotel
which is to cover an acre and half aud
cost 81 ,OOO, 600 and be completed in lo72
A fire at Madison, Indiana, last night
DESTROYED the harness aud Sadd 10 manu-
factory of Philip Gahr, aud the cigar
mandatory of Mr.. Foltz. Both the
buildings and the stock are fully in
sured.
C.S. Hubbs, who until quite recently
has been a prominent railroad man at
Cleveland, shot himself through the
head Saturday night, it is supposed &C
cideutally as no cause can be given for
the act.
man named Boyd was arrested in
Cincinnati, Saturday, on a charge OF
conducting a bogus lottery scheme
under the nams of II. Fl. Robson. He
seems to have 60 d tickets to all parts
OF the country
Orders have been received at the
Brooklyn navy yard to fit out the Ten
nessee, q screw of the fret rate, of 2l35
tons, mounting thirteen guns. It's IA
derstood shs will be the flag chip OF
Vice Admiral Porter aud will 20 into
European waters this summer
The nlw unoccupied building, No.
East Fourth street, New York, and the
NuC ONOdIlCu AuulO" ~ Val NSg
Friday evening caught fire from the
furnace used Tor drying the building,
and the latter was damaged to the
amount of $500, 900; insured for $4,000
BY city companies.
large wooden building on Sumner
street ard Peoples Ferry avenue, East
Boston, owned by the Maverick Wharf
Company, and occupied by j. q A.
Clifton, lumber dealer; Albert Low,
rigger and b. III Dahl, naval architect,
was destroyed by fire Friday night. Loss
$4,000; partly insured.
A number of Germans of New York
aud DeighbOrhood have resolved to set
tie at VOlhermoSs Springs, near Decatur,
Alabama. They have sent committee
there to leass land for them with the
prospect of becoming owners of it in the
course of time. Friday night they held
meeting and resolved to leave New
York on Tuesday next for the place
named. Their number is increased TO
about forty thus far.
Ira C. Gardner and his wife, Esther
Gardner, charged with the poisoning OF
Captain Alexander, formerly of New
Orleans, were. Friday before Judge
lngrahsm, of New York. On a motion
for their discharge on the ground OF
irregularity in the commitment and
unnecessary delay in their prosecution,
hearing was adjourned until Wednes'
day next.
The monthly meeting Of the'Women's
Suffrage Association was held on Friday
at Cooper Institute, New York. The
members proceeded to congratulate each
other upon the appointement of fe,
male Justice of the Peace in Illinois
and jury of women in Wyoming. Mrs
DR.. Hallock made a speech, and ad
yanced the startling theory that women
as the conservative element in politics
ought to form the United States Senate
Governor Stevenson, of Kentucky, hs,
telegraphed to Mr.. Galladay, refusing to
accept his resignation as a member Of
the House of Representatives, saying
that duty to his State, his constituents
aud his own honor demands full in.
vestigation of the charges against him
relative to the sale Of cadetsbips by the
only tribunal to which he is anenable
under the circumstances.
A man named Dunnington murdered
Russell III. Hines on Friday five miles
from Pleasant Hill, Missouri. Dunning
ton says he demanded one half of tue
road for his wagon, which Hines re-
fused to give, and raised an axe in q
threatening manner, whereupon Dun.
nington shot him three times, aud thea
mashed his head with the axe. Don
nington was arrested. The parties wer,
brOthss-in laws, and a feud had existed
between them.
The feeling seems to be gainins
ground that George Vanderpool, latel!
convicted of murder at Manista, Michi
gan, did not have m impartial trial
owing to the inability Of the prisoner T.
obtain the necessary witnesses aud tn
hos lie public feeling in Manista infu
encing the jury. A meeting Of tn
Leading citizens Of Muske9on, wher
SanderpOOl formerly lived, was bel,
Saturday, at which committee was ap
pointed TO take measures to procure
ne" trial and prepare an appeal to tn
people OF the State to cooperate in tn
movement. A gentleman of Pontiac
Aichigan, offers FIVE hundred dollar
towards fund Of two thousand to oh
tain Nanderpool fair trial.
a letter from Pembine, of Februar,
xs., orings news from Fort Garry tha
mayor houiton and D. Schultz, will
t"4 hundred Canadians and Indians
tooA possession Of the lower stone for
asa Oase Oh operation against Reill
Spulton, badly scared, however lef
Sceultz' and with Fifty men retreated
oot was overtaken by party of Refill,
cavalry, and surrendered. Boulton Wa
aEen TO Wipnspeg, tried BY court mar
tIai and senteRced to be shot ON the Ola,
keIii captured William Ganday, servan
9I schultz, and shot him at Fort Garry
me other prisoners of Boulton's ban,
VIII probably share the same fats
scnnitzs band vas also captured, hu
schultz made his escape. Rsilihas no.
. force of six bundled men and y cQu