The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-29
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Saturdays Dispatches
SUMMARY.

letter in the Washington Patrsot, Sat
urday morning, affirming the genuine
ness Of Thompson's letter, and defend-
ing his course in selling them to the
Government.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
decided that Canadian steamers cannot
carry excursion parties to Canadian
ports and afterwards bring them back
to American waters without first report
ing to custom house.
Henrie, the well known Baron, had a
second paralytic stroke Saturday even-
ing. The physicians are in despair as
to his recovery.
The Herald thinks the Convention Of
Labor Reformers 10 be held in New
York on the 30th inst, will be futile.
There is no room for a third party in
the field, and the best thing the reform
srs can do is TO array themselves along
with one of the two great parties now In
| the field. f..
The application to admit Carl Vogt,
the Belgian murderer and bond robber,
to bail, was denied by Judge Pratt, in
New York, Saturday.
The Duke de Guise was buried at
Dreux, Saturday. All the Orleans FAM
lily and thousands of sympathizers at
| tended.
The burned car shops of the Erie
railroad will be rebuilt without delay.
The charred remains of a man, sup
posed to be Carpenter, was found among
the ruins Saturday.
A furious rain storm visited Newark,
n. j., Saturday, destroying great deal
Of property.
A small boy named Charley Mason
fell into a well at Columbus, Ohio, Sat-
urday evening. A man named Frank
Dolan descended into the well to rescue
the boy, and was suffocated to death by
poisonous gasses.
The Youngest son of Rev. F. H.
Decker, of Spowanee, Wisconsin, was
accidentally shot and killed a day or
two since by pistol being discharged
while in the hands of an older brother.
A grand display of fireworks was
given by Frank Leslie, at Long Branch
Saturday night. Nearly twenty thou
sanh persons were present.
Christine Nilsson was married in
London, at estminister Abbey, on Sat
urday morning. The nuptials were
magnificent. The fortunate man is M.
Auguste Rouzand, who is reputed to be
very wealthy.
The statement published in a New
York paper regarding the action OF Mr.
Boutwell, in granting additional COM
pensation to Commissioner Douglas and
Deputy Commissioner Rodgers, for SER
vices rendered as Collectors, in the
nineteenth district Of Pennsylvania is
incorrect.
Early Jeasin, who killed Lyle, and
was to have been hanged in Memphis
on the second OF August, has been re-
spited by the Governor until Septem-
Der 10th.
Four persons were drowned Saturday
by being carried over Niagara Falls.
Lena Berger, fourteen years old,
suicided at niagara, Saturday evening,
by taking arsenic. The cause is be-
lieved to bedesertion by her atfiancied.
About sixty persons visited Chappa-
qua Saturday. and Mr.. Greeley took
them around his farm. Hon. Clarkson
Potter and others made addresses. Mr..
Greeley replied and stated it was the
last meeting at the grove, as Mrs. Gree.
ley was in critical health and his pri'
vste conversations had been misrepre-
setued. He thought therefore that it was
better the weekly gatherings should
cease.
Edward L. Mullen, an artist and car
icaturist Of some note, lately engaged
on Frank Lesles newspaper, was
buried Saturday from St. Luke's church
in New York.
A noted prostitute. named Hammond,
of Columbus, Ind, was shot dead on
the street, Saturday, by respectable
woman. Cause, jealousy OF her bus.
band relations with the courtesau.
Three boys in Chicago, Saturday
evening, were clambering about a wagon
laden with barrels of scalding slops,
when one OF the barrels upset and
scalded the boys terribly. One Of them,
living al 2l5 Brown street, died soon
after reaching home. The other boys
will be marked Tor life.
A grand mass meeting will be held
by the Liberal Republicans in Charlotte,
North Carolina, tonight. Senator Carl
Schurz will be present.
The German band left New York
Saturday for home, iu the steamer Ball
timore.
Messrs. Cab and Hyash, Secretaries
Of the Japanese Embassy, with six
young Japanese students, sailed for
Europe Saturday. They are to make
preparations for the reception Of the
Embassy in Europe.
A Little Rock dispatch says that
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