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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-04
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Thrown from the Track
Marrow Escape Of the Passengers
From Death-Almost all Of them
More or Less Injured.


WASHINGTON, July 3-IAn accident
Of a frightful character, though for.
tunately unattended with fatal results,
occurred to the western bound train on
the line of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, about four miles from Baltimore
at the junction Of the new cutoff. Last
evening as the Cincinnati Express train
was passing the junction on time, at its
usual rate Of speed, and when entering
the cut, jumped the track owing to the
switch having been misplaced, which is
believed by some to have been done
designedly' and with the motive OF
numbering the passengers, while others
assert that the railroad official whose
duty it was to see that the switch was
properly adjusted, was not fully
acquainted with his duties and
neglected to secure the switch
properly. 1t is also asserted that the
switch had been partly opened for the
express purpose of throwing the train
from the track, several persons declar-
ing that piece Of iron was found prop
ping open the switch sufficiently to
throw the train off the track. When the
train reached the switch the engine Ct
once jumped off the track and the re-
mainder of the train followed at fearful
rate of speed, spreading over the paral-
lei tracks, tearing them up for consld-
erable distance, and smashing the great
er portion of the train to pieces. The
engine, tender, baggage car and the two
first passenger cars were almost COM
pletely demolished, but singular to say,
there was no one killed, though almost
all the passengers were more or less in
jured, many OF them being severely cut,
and others being painfully bruised. ltis
understood that about thirty persons
were injured, some, it is feared, seriously.
1t is impossible at present to learn the
names Of all the injured. Patrick Hunt,
Conductors Taylor and Shipley, and MIR.
Perry, a former conductor on the road,
are known to be hurt.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty.FOur
Hours.

WASHINGTON, July 81 P. M.-The
weather remains without material
change at the Rocky Mountain and
Pacific stations. The barometer has
fallen somewhat in the northwest, and
small area Of lower pressure has
moved from Missouri into Indiana. The
barometer has risen and again fallen in
the eastern States and has very gener-
ally fallen south OF the Ohio River and
PENNSYLVANIA, and a northeasterly
wind on Lake Ontario changed to the
southwest during Sunday night, but
northeast and northwest winds now pre-
vail from Lake Ontario to Lake Michi-
gan J.; southwest and southeast winds
continue on the Atlantic Coast; par
tally cloudy and threatening weather
are now generally reported from east OF
the Mississippi, with light rains in Wis
consin and Iowa and local rains in
Maryland.
ProbabiEtiss.-It is probable that
local storms will pass over central In
diana and Iowa. No reports are re-
ceiyed from the extreme northwest, nor
any severe disturbance apprehended for
the upper lakes. Partially cloudy
weather with local rains is probable for
Tuesday east of the Blue Ridge and
New York.
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here on a visit to her Majesty, Queen

here on a visit to her Majesty, Queen
Victoria.
The undecided state Of the bill for the
reorganization of the British army,
commands considerable attention in
diplomatic circles. Should the bill be
rejected by the House Of Lords, the
Cabinet are resolved not to appeal to
the country but will refer the question
to the next session Of Parliament.
Dispatches have been received here
containing the result Of the elections
yesterday at Bordeaux, Lille, Havre,
Paris, Lyons and Marseilles. All these
cities have returned Republican candi-
dates to the Assembly Out Of ia
candidates elected "a support the mode,
rate Republican policy of Theirs. The
elections on the whole prove conclu.
sive victory in favor Of the moderate
Republican party and the administra-
ton OF President Theirs.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July 5.-The old Red
Stocking Base Ball Club played here
today in their old positions, against q
picked nine of the Bostons and the
Olympics of Washington. The play
ing ofthe Reds at times was very bril-
liant, but they did not work together
as OF old and were beaten by q score ol
Is to,l3. Berthrong Of the Olympic Club
while catching behind the bat, made
what is said to be the finest catch ever
made on the grounds, jumping up four
feet right against the ieoce and took
the ball in one hand and held it de
was cheered over aud over again.
A disastrous fire occurred at clock
this afternoon, corner Of Ninth and
Harriet streets, totally destroying thir,
teen houses and leaving several tsmi'
lies homeless. The buildings, being
all frame, burned rapidly. The loss
reaches $4,000 to $4,000; partially
insured in home companies. The fire
originated from tire-cracker:
The drill for the championship OF the
United States and six hundred dollar
flag took place at Exposition Hall be-
tween the Heath Zouaves, OF Pittsburgh,
and Company A, of the Cincinnati
Zouaves, resulting in a draw. The
judges decided the second and tillh por'
tions of the drill in favor OF the Heaths
and the third and fourth in favor OF the
Cincinnatis, but could not decide the
first portion. The return drill takes
place at Pittsburgh. An immense au-
dience assembled to witness the drill,
which was exceedingly fine.
Benjamin Meyers, a carriage trim
mer, was arrested tonight for an at
tempt to commit rape on the daugh'
ter of George Stifel, child not four
wears old.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Masonic-The Fourth.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Crescent
Lodge, A. Y. NJ, Of this city, was con
stituted by the Grand Lodge at noon to.
day.
The Fourth will be celebrated BY a
parade Of the First division of Penn.
sylysnia militia. A competition drill
will be bad for the champion company
flag of Pennsylvania. The City Coun-
Gil provides music in all the squares
and parks, and there viii be q hand.
some display Of fireworks at Penn
square at night.
A grand exodus took place to-dsy, 70
Caps Nay, to witness the regatta.
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Laying OF q Corner Stone.

BRooKLYs, July S.-Bishop Laughhn
of this city, laid the corner stone of the
Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady
of visitory. at Third avenue and Nc
Donough street yesterday. Eighteen
Societies Of the order of Hibernians
were in attendance. Bishop Laughlin
and the, head, Of, the Church, Rev.
Creighton, made addresses. The new
edi6ce is to be built OF Connecticut blue
stone, and will cost $4,000. The struc-
tn =, is to answer the wants Of the con-
grsgstion for two or three years when
. cathedral in French gothic styls
will b erected.
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CLEVELAND.
Arrest of COunterfeiters.

CLEVELAND, July 3.-On Thursday
last u. S. Detectives of the Secret Ser.
vice Department arrested at the depot
in this city, Frank Lang, counterfeit
er, the confidapt Of the notorius Rivers
Mr.. Hewer, an officer, went immedla.
tely from here to Kokomo, Indiana. and
arrested Thomas Lang, his father, and a
brother named Isaac Lang. They were
all members OF a gang Of copnterfeiters
and thieves which had been broken up
by the Secret Service Department last
week. Frank Lang was constable oi
Kokomo, and was on his way to crack
a large business at Elmira, diagram
of which he had in his pocket At the
time OF his arrest. ....t
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NEW JERSEY.
Funeral OF Pet HaIstead

NEWARK, July 3.-The funeral OF Pet
Halstead, who was murdered Sunday
morning by Bolts, takes place Wednes.
day the 5th inst. Mrs. Halstead, who
was out Of town at the time, has not re.
turned. 1t is supposed the dispatch
sent missed her, and that she is still ig.
norsut of the calamity. Bolts is stated
to be to some extent hopeful Of acquittal.
Mrs. Wilson has been detained ss q wit
ness. She is thoroughly despondeut
and sxprssses great sorrow at the
sssnt
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The Governorship OF Massachusetts

Bosroy, July 3.-It is authoritatively
stated that Governor ClaflIn will not
allow his name to be used before the
Republican Convention as a candidate
for denomination this fall. This reduces
the number of candidates to two, Gen.
B. F. Butler and Geo. B. Loring. The
contest will be OF a most exciting
character.
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PROVIDENCE.
Attempt to Murdsrsthe Crew or thu
schooner III. b. simmons.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., July 3.-Schooner
H. S. Simmons, Of Cape May, from Dan
versport, Mass. bound to Philadelphia
put in at Newport, and Captain Godfrey
reports the attempt of the colored cook
to murder the whole crew, in which he
failed, and afterwards jumped over,
bord and was drowned. A seaman
named Shonbray was badly wounded
in the melee, and the vessel put into
Newport to have him properly cared
for. The murderous attempt was made
on the 2Sth ult, being the day the vessel
left port. Every effort was made to
recover the cooks body, but without
avail. The parties on board the vessel
think he was laboring nnder an attack
of insanity.
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Island Park,
WHEELING, w. VA,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
July I3, II and Is,
Commencing each day at 2 O'Clock p. N

Commencing each day at O'Clock +. NJ
THURSDAY, July IL.
No. Purse, slZj; Pacing; 800 TO nrsi
horse, second sLj. No. q Purse 500; Run
ming. frst horse So, second ". No.
Pure sl0o, Trotting; first horse E5, second
S15.
SECOND DAY-yRfDAY, JULY IA.
No. 4. Purse, s75; Trotting. For horse
owned In ohio county, IVA, and Belmont
Monroe Harrison and jefferson counties, q
First horse Sc; second S2j. No. 5. Pursf
SIS; Running; half mile heats, 3 in 5; firs'
horse 50, second s2j, third $40. No. 8. Purse
sl2J; TrottiDg; for horses never beaten ~
first horse SlvD, second -.
THIRD DAY-sATURDAY, JULY ID.
Not. Purse SO; Running; mile dash; foi
horses owned in ohio county, W va, ano
Belmont and Harrison counties, Ohl0 nns s
horse SO, second SO. No. 3 Purse sW
Trotting: open to all horses; nrst horse sIo,
second' 40. No. 0. Purse t11; Running,
n rst h6,rse sl5O second 10.
RIFor conditions, see email bIb. -
Adnnissiou 80 cents. Ladies hee. 10
charge for vehicles. Address
j. FRANK REYNOLDS,
Proprietor Island Park
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IOWA.
Rain and Hail storm.

KEoKuk, July "a terrible rain
storm, accompanied by hail, prevailed
over the entire centre Of the State, on
Saturday nigh, and Sunday. The dam
age TO the growing crops, especially
wheat, which is badly lodged, will
be great. Ii still continues TO rain.
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J. P. Elliott, OF LAFAYETTE, Ind. an
officer Of the indianapolis. Cincinnati
and Laiavette railroad, died suddenly at
Jacksonville, Ind, on Saturday even
ing, of congestion of the spine. Mr.
Elliott is said to have been one OF the
mos, popular railroad men in the west.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
CayInr in OF an Embankment-
Eleven Men Buried Alive-TwO
Taken Out Dead and One Seriously
Injured.

Eleven Men Buried Anfe-lMO
Taken Out Dead and One Seriously
Injured.
NEwBuRYpoRT, Mass, July 3.-On
Saturday while some laborers were at
work in the cut at March's hill, on the
new city railroad, the embankment sud
denly caved in, burying eleven Of the
laborers beneath an immense mass of
earth and stones. The remainder set
to work and succeeded in extricating
eight OF the men who, had sustained
comparatively but little injury; two
others, John Tuohy and James Cush-
man, were taken out dead and after
some further.digging they reached the
third, John Clifford, who was speedily
rescued. Clifford injuries are very Sc
rious. Cushman and Tuohy each leave
a widow and six children.
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ILLINOIS.

Rain and Thunder Storm-Mysteri.
Ous Disappearance. f5
QUINCY, ILL, July 3.-A heavy rain
and thunder storm prevailed here on
Sunday morning. One house was
struck by lightning, the inmates escap'
ing with only slight shock.
A little fVeyear-old boy Of Professor
Saib's who mysteriously disappeared on
Monday last has not yet been found'
notwithstanding every effort has been
mads 70 and him, ''''
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Heip or We Perish.

This is what neglected teeth wonld
say if they could demonstrate with their
owners; and mark this, the teeth can
not perish or become black or yellow II
the Sozodont is used daily.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-04

A boy named Nicholas Koehler and
his cousin, who went to Brooklyn, y.
Y, on a visit TO spend the Fourth, were
playing with a gun, yesterday morning.
when il was accidently discharged and
killed Koehfer.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS

WHOLESALE GROCER0.
IHvE OFFER FOR SALE AT THE Low
w est rates
30 Bags Rio Coffee, . ...
50 Bbls. Hard and son Refined Sugar.
l5 Hhds Prime 70 Choice Now Oriesns
- Sugar,
go BbIs. New Orleans Molasssa,
loo Half Barrels No. 9NsckereI,
1O
50 Ouarter" -
40 Kits No. I, 2 and
30 barrels Choice Family Flour,
i0Tierces Davis y. e. Hams, "
q Prime Leaf Lard, ..... -,...-
Teas, Tobacco, Spies, Ac., &c.
UGLEBA1 SON 4 co, ,,s.s
,n.rIa No. ~ Main areef
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Great Catalogue Sale OF FLOODED
9tOrH,

sATJRDAY, JULY Is, commencing at .
o;cIock A. ~, on the Fair Grounds, consist
ing Of % head OF Horses- Brood Mares and
Red Eve Colts. bred by the undersigned.
Also Bngzies, Track Wagons, Harness, DC.
VIII be sold without reserve 10 the highest
bidder. Austock ~ s. as - .ea.
ties giving note with approved security.
Bids by mail received 70 be opened on
morning OF sale. For particulars and de-
scription, see small bills On List Of race
jef7.navdAw ]. l. BURLEY.
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ELECTIONS IN FRANCE
Reported Radical Republican
Successes.
GAMBETTA ELECTED TO THE
ASSEMBLY.
Recestion of Victor Emanuel at
Rome.

Riot in Ulster County, Ireland.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. II. PESpLEroN. @. o. DAvkNfokf
PENDLETOG q aDAS ENPORT.

A TT0RNEYS AT LAW, FOU TH
"A street, above the once OF Lamb d
PAUL, Wheeling. Practice Law In all the
Courts OF Ohio and Marshall counties. W
Va, and in the Federal Courts and Court OF
Appeals Also in neigh6oripg counties Of
Ohio and Pennsylvania. sep2
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.

Nv the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
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LONDON, July 3.-The Crown Prince
aad frinssss Of Prussia hays arrived
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PARIS, July 3.-The army OF General
Vinoy has been dissolved in obedience
with orders issued by the War Depart
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xOI.AL VALUE
of the so 600 Gifts 100000.

The drawing will take place, as soon as en-
cravings enough are sold to distribute the tick
cts, before As many ticket holders as choose to
be present, and to be under their control.
/ We refer to-
Thos 81. Kemp, Clerk of Caroline Co. Court.
George 81. Rossum, Atty at Law, Denton, Md.
r. K. Richardson, Sheriff of the county.
William Fell, Esq, Of Denton, Md.
Maueha L Bre., Real Estate b KRIS, Ridgely, Md.
/, THE above gentlemen will act as Supervise
/; Refer also to Charles Gooding, Esq, Speaker
t6f the Delaware Senate, all the Leading Men,
the Banks, the Editor Of this paper, and the
Press Of the Peninsula generally.
|, We want active men and women everywhere
Ito work for us, with. whom we will make lib
leial Arrangements, namely, after their order
ing their sample engraving, we will give them
one engraving and one. ticket FREE, for every
four names they send rs with So 90.
\ 70 order an Engraving, send us So 90 in a
Registered letter, or by Post Office Order, and
ye. willBerd BY retntn mail, the engraving and
the ticket ynEf.
Send all yosr orders for engravings, money
and drafts and all correspondence to our gem
teral Office, addressed thus:
Caroline County Land Association,
eth and King streets.
WILMINGTON DEL.
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