The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-29
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.


Of Cheyenne, died Sunday
The Southern Pacific railroad bill has
passed the Texas Legislature.
There has been an unusual number
Of deaths from drowning at Cincinnati
lately.
A large force of Indians have con-
gregated at Medicine Bow river and ex-
hibit hostile intentions.
Robert Schmidt, a young man twenty
wears old was dlowned on Monday
night at Cincinnati while bathing.
The weather was again intensely hot
Yesterday at Cincinnati At 6 o'clock
last evening the temperature was go.
Julius F. IIartwell, implicated in the
State street, Boston, irregularities has
been sentenced 10 five years imprison-
ment in Jail and fine of 100000
Drs. Hammond and Nealcs, of New
York, pronounce Princess Edith Gill
bert Montez to he perfectly sane. Her
highness was therefore released from
custody.
At the examination Of the West Point
Military Academy, concluded Yesterday,
Is out of 81 failed and will be sent
home. 1t is said to have been the most
rigid examination ever held
\ telegram from Rawlins, Wyoming
territory, says 46 Sioux warriors passed
here Sunday, going South They stole
live horses and killed one man. Lieut.
Young and 81 soldiers started in pur-
suit of them Sunday night.
The Brooklyn, New York, Board Of
Aldermen on Monday ordered the
comptroller to pay $50 900 to the Park
Commissioners, and the Mayor was di-
rected to sign the amount thereof This
ends the park emhroglio.
The office Of the MARYLAND Fire In
Surance Company, corner OF Post OF
ice Avenue and Second streets, Balti-
more, was robbed yesterday of United
States bonds and other valuable securi-
Ties to theamount OF Sl50,00O.
The following are the Pennsylvania
Democratic Congressional nominations
First District, Samuel j. Randall; ID,
Theodore p. Cuyler; 81, DR.. Motitt;
lrh, no nomination, which is under
stood to be an Endorsement Of William
Thomas, Independent
Ia he United States Senate yester-
iav, IN Executive session, after some
discussion as to the desirability of TAX
ing Immediate action upon the San Do
minco treaty, motion TO open the
door and resume the legislative business
prevailed by vote OF 81 to 2S. This
is considered as decisive ofthe fate of the
treaty.
The Department of Public Works of
New York City has issued regulations
for thegovernment of the public baths,
Ia he opened to the free usc Of the cit-
zen. onThurslay next The week will
bedivihd between the sexes. The men
will haze the use of the bath houses on
Tuesda,, "Wednesday and Thursday,
and thewomcn on the alternate days
An in,cndiary fire Yesterday morning
an Doruncc street dock, Providence,
Il. l., dc.troycd the coal elevator, sheds,
and considerable stock of Tucker,
Swan n Co. and O. W. n f. \. Hop
kins, andthe property OF the Providence
and Worcester Railroad Company, and
,lamagedthe adjoining property. Loss
cStmatcGat SI5. 900 to SlO0OOn: partly
insured
The ibid suit in which Geo. Wilkes,
of the iSJirt Of tie Times, is com
plainant, and MesSrs. Bruce, Bushy ~
Simpson, # the TUt, FIcM and Farm,
are defendants, was before the Court OF
over and Terminer in New York Mon
day, for trial The defendants asked
TO have the trial postponed. Judge Cor
dOzO, after hearing the argument, or
Aered the rial to be set down percmp-
torily for the third Monday in July
next, at lq A. NJ.
An important order is TO be issued by
Superintendent Jourdan by direction of
The Ny. Beard of Police Commissioners.
The police ire instructed hereafter to
strictly enfrce the law which requires
all licensed places to be closed between
the hours oil and ) o'clock in the
morning, and that no intoxicating
liquors he sid or given away on Sun
iay. The captains OF the several pre-
cincts are to he held responsible iorany
neglect or imeficicncyin executing this
order.
The trains N the Morris and Essex
railroad ran through Bergen tunnel on
Monday a. usual Notwithstanding the
introduction of the Erie directors. On
the arrival Of each train the supcrln-
tendent of the unnel forbade the engl-
neer to run through and the switch
man to turn oI the points, but no no
lice was taken of the prohibition, and
The points having been turned on by an
employee of tie Morris and Essex
Company, trains proceeded without
further opposition.
4 fire cOmmeIced in the woods be
tween Deer Park and lslip Long Is
land. on SUNDAY night and burned over
about 1000 acres of land The fire
originated about dark and was not eX-
tingnished until Monday Five huud-
red cords of wood were burned besides
miles of fences. The loss is estimated
at from $4,000 10 100000. The en-
tire tract of land between the Long
Island and the South Side roads was
burned. This section was regarded as
the most valuable timber land on the
Island.
Considerable excitement and interest
prevails at indianapolis, Indiana in
regard to the murder of the two girls
on Saturday. Various rumors are cur
rent, one that the oldest girl, Mary
Henneby, was worth twelve or fifteen
thousand dollars, and that she was put
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