The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-03
NEWS SUMMARY.
By Telegraph.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ll2!.
The Dominion OF Canada is not dis
posed to ratify the treaty.
The Army OF the James is to hold
reunion in New York on the third
Wednesday in July.
An inofrensive Chinaman was stoned
to death by boys in San Francisco,
Thursday night.
The Assessors returns show the tax
able value OF Cincinnati to be lortytwo
million dollars.
Rumors Of Fish resignation ~ Sec.
retary Of State are again telegraphci
from Washington.
John p. Hale, of New Hampshire
is getting well and will probably enter
the political field again.
General S. II. Roberts, late Postmaster
OF Brooklyn, has been compelled to pay
10 the department deficit OF 81 ,4jI.
Indians and Mexicans are committing
numerous murders in Arizona. Ten
men have been killed and several
wounded
William Martin and Daniel Moor.
head, counterfeiters, have been sen.
fenced five years to the Iowa Penitcn.
tlary.
Mollie Stadfeldt, young girl sixteen
years Of age, who was arrested in Day.
ton, February last, for passing counter.
felt money, plead guilty.
A large sale OF condemned ordnance,
saddlery, tools. machinery, &c, took
place at the United States Arsenal in
St Louis yesterday.
Margaret Welsh, notorious bawdy
house keeper, in Cincinnati, fell down
stairs yesterday morning, at her resi.
dence on Seventh street, and was in.
stantly killed.
The graduating class Of Midshipmen
received their diplomas at the Naval
Academy last Monday, and will go to
sea on the 18th in the steamers Sarato.
ga and Constitution.
The Nebraska State Sabbath School
Convention meets at Lincoln, Nebraska,
on the 2lst inst, continuing in session
three days. Extensive preparations are
being made.
At the election yesterday at Mar.
Iowa, the result was ma
jority OF 4GG in favor OF the five per
cent tax for the location OF the general
shops Of the Central railroad
Of Iowa there.
Father ONeiI, Of Cincinnati, and
Bishop Wood, OF Philadelphia, OF the
Catholic Church, were thrown from
buggy on Walnut Hills, Cincinnati,
Thursday evening, and both were badly
injured about the head.
4 shipment Of five cars OF coffee
for St. Louis passed through Omaha
yesterday, from San Francisco. Thisis
the first shipment OF the kind from the
west, over the Pacific road. More 10
expected coming the same way.
E1-Fire Marshal Harris, OF Chicago,
died suddenly at 1910 r. n. 10 his
room, No. % Major block. yesterday.
lie was elected Chief Engineer OF the
Fire Department three times in succes-
sion and afterwsrd was Fire Marshal
until be resigned, two years ago For
one term he held the Office OF City
Treasurer His death will be regretted.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Sun allege- that on Monday last
General Sickles was instructed by tele.
graph TO notify the Spanish Govern
meDt that the estates belonging TO
citizens in Cuba which had
been confscated, must be Immediately
TO their owner, and damages
OF their seauestraiioD must be paid or
that warlike measures will be at once
set on loot by the American Govern
ment The order 10 Gen. Sickles was
To give the Spanish Government one
week in which TO make its answer.
Considerable excitement was cansed
in Madison, Wisconsin, because w. J.
Sullivan an active member OF the
Catholic Church, bat an Odd Fellow.
who died lately, was refused burial in
ground on account OF be.
longing to q secret society. His family
we're unwilling TO have him buried by
bis order. He was inferred without
In the evening bis body was
aiken up and buried with the Odd Eel.
lows rite and religious services, con-
iucted by Superintendent Fellows in
Forest Hill cemetery, large number Of
friends being present.