The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-22
M'hseling gsgister.
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
DOMESTIC.

New York thinks the denomination
should establish schools and colleges
in the South for both races.
The Paper-Makers Convention in
sss.ion in New York has resolved to
establish Union, such as exists in
other trades to prevent the present and
providing rates of making paper below
cost OF production.
Lanot true that the British Gov
ernment has applied for permission to
mass through our territory to the Red
River country.
The case of Morris s. Hale, New
York, defaulting cashier, was brought
nm before Commissioner Shields on
Tuesday, and decision reserved.
Is is stated on unquestionable author
;w that Minister Wernton has not made
any protest against the Darien ship
canal treaty, nor is it probable that he
will do 80.
About lRl0 emigrsuts landed yester'
l,y at Castle Gardens, mostly Ger
mans.
Female teachers of public schools in
New York have issued n petition 10 the
Board of Education asking for the res
torstion of corporal punishment OF
children.
1t is rumored in dispatches from
Washington that the reduced gold bal
anee in the treasury will cause Secre'
tar> boutwell, TO remit his monthly
sales
The cold weather of the last week de,
stroycd nearly all the fruit but apples
ia the Alton, Illinois, district, and
probably twO-thirds of the entire peach
crop in Southern Illinois.
The Mcfarland case has been adj
iourned until Monday next.
High water still continues wherever
the recent storm passed in the East.
Governor Shatfer has arrived in Utah
and had big reception. He says he
intends to enforce the laws.
The river has risen eleven feet at
Cincinnati. Thirty-eight feet four inches
in the channel.
The remains Of Arson Burlingame
we're deposited in Faneuil Hall, Boston
Yesterday. The public will be admit
Iei to-day.
A convention of officers and students
of Rochester University met in New
York Tuesday to organize New York
CITY Association.
Tuesday was the last day Of the old
Park commission in New York, and
Yesterday the new took possession OF
the grounds.
A baggage master on the Mississippi
Central railroad, named Humboldt,
shot and killed James S. Carter, in
Memphis, yesterday, in a billiard Sa-
loon. Humboldt fled to the woods.
The Mississippi Legislature yester-
day appointed committee TO prepare
an address to the Governor, asking re-
moval from office and impeachment of
Judge Shackleford for releasing Ierger
on bail Will report Monday.
Considerable injury was done to the
Erie canal at Schenectady, \. Y, and
west Of that place, by the late freshet.
+. A. Sander & Co., Philadelphia,
whose suspension was recently an
nounced. show assets more than double
their liabilities.
At two o'clock yesterday morning the
boiler OF the Prather saw mill, between
Oleapolis and Pithole, bursted, killing
4. Clapper and injuring two other men
slightly.
The robbers of the Vermillion county
Indiana, treasury are still at large
The income tax Of the Second Ohio
District for the past year was s5Zl,
S36 3S, fully equal to that Of the pre-
ceding year.
The market house at Gallipolis, o.
was burned Yesterday morning. One
man, imprisoned in the station house II
the same building, was burned to
crisp. 1t was the work ofan incendiary
On Wednesday night the vigilance
committee forced the Marion county
Jail at Salem, Illinois, and took out and
hung a notorious desperate named
Hank Leonard, alias Rogers, who was
swaiting trial for robbery Of farmer
Two men, placed in the Los Negos
New Mexico jail for stealing, were
taken out Wednesday night by mum
her of masked men and lynched.
The Board Of Managers of the OhiC
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Hsm'
met and organized at Columbus yester
day.
FOREIGN.
The family of Prince Henry de Bour
bon have refused to accept the indem
nity of 5000 imposed on Duke Mont
pensier by the Council of War,