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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-19
ILLINOIS.
Railroad Accidental Correct Re.
port.

Railroad Accidental Correct Re.
port.
PAXroN, June lS.-The telegram
to the morning papers relative to the
railroad accident near this place is
substantially correct. Four persons
were killed outright, and twenty. six
were seriously wounded, while score
Of others were more or less bruised.
Lars Wilson, one OF the wounded, died
this morning, and three others, Ezra
Waite, OF Lodi; David Newman, OF
Paxton, and John Krass, OF Cairo,
received internal injuries which it
is now feared will prove fatal.
Ano.her, Horario Nelson, Of Chicago,
stands little or no chance Of recovery.
A jury has just disposed Of the case
without censuring any one, yet it seems
very much like q butchery resulting
from gross carlessness. A train OF flat
cars preceded by box car, which con-
cealed the track from the view OF the
engineer, was being backed along the
track at a high rate OF speed when
the accident occurred, which killed
several without a moments warning
and rendered many stalwart men useless
tor the balance Of their lives. The
accident could not have happened nor
would it have been likely to occur if
the box car had not been in advance OF
the fiat cars.
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The Weather To-Day,

WASHINGTON, June l8-7 P. NJ
Probabilities. - Clear and clearing
weather and winds veering to fresh
and brisk westerly, north and west OF
the Ohio Valley during tonight and on
Wednesday; cloudy and possibly threat.
ening weather and fresh southerly winds
for the lower lake region. Clear and
partially cloudy weather for New Eng
land and the Middle Atlantic States,
with light to fresh southeasterly 10
southwest winds for the Southern States,
with light to fresh winds, except over
the southern portion Of the South
Atlantic States, where cloudy weather
with occasional areas OF light rain is
probable.
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for second class sloops, was won BY the
Anna. The third and last race, fol
third-class sloops, was won by the Un.
dine. A large number of ladies and
gentlemen accompanied the vessels ovel
the course in steamers chartered for the
occasion.
Sale or the Americas Club House.
The Americus Club House at Green.
wich, Conn.,, was sold yesterday at pub
lie auction for $4,000 and was bought
by Mr.. Voorhees,, builder and one oi
the creditors. The furniture was not
sold.
Inquest to be Held.
An inquest is to be held tomorrow
on the body Thos. H. Livermore, now
at Adams Express Office, who, on the
18th inst, at Evansville, while on his
way from Indiana to Boston, was
struck by a large piece of iron con-
nected with the railroad car which pen
etrated his right side, almost destroying
the lung, aud from which he died
shortly aiterward.
Trial OF DR.. Gyles.
The trial OF DR.. George r. Gyles,
charged with perpetrating an abortion
on Mrs. Mary Ann Loudon, thereby
causing her death, was commenced to.
day. The testimony of several wit
nesses was taken, tending to show his
connection with the affair, which gen
orally was the same as that at the cor
oner s inquest.
Wonderful.
The Central Republican organization
met tonight and passel resolutions
endorsing the nomination Of Grant and
Wilson.
The trial Of Stokes begins Tomorrow
Twelfth of July.
Three Orange societies met toni gbt
and decided to parade on the 18th Of
July.
At three clock this aftern oon a fire
broke out in Funk's brewery, on West
Thirty-ninth street. The stock and
machinery were almost entirely
destroyed. Loss $75, 900. The damage
to the building is 5000. The adjoining
building 32S, $50 and 332, was damaged
TO the extent of $4,000; insurance
over 100000.
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INDIANA.
Cong ressi onal Nomination.

Fort WAYNE, ND, June lS.-In the
Convention held at Muncie to-day, Gen.
Shanks was renominated for Congress
from the Ninth district.
Fire.
A fire at Muncie last night destroyed
a stove and tin store, marble shop, two
dry good stores, a confectionery store, a
boot and shoe store and Two groceries.
Loss $40, 900 to $4,000.
Tired Of Life.
Mr.. Brush, a wealthy farmer residing
near Antwerp, Ohio, suicided to-day by
hanging himself with log chain in his
barn.
Drowned.
Henry Bergamou, twenty years old,
while bathing in the canal basin, was
seized with a cramp and was drowned
The body has not yet been recovered.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GRAND CONCERT
CITY HALL.
PITTSBURGH, PA,
JULY 4, 1872.
$4,000 Worth Of Property
TO BE
GIVEN AWAY
300 Beautiful Building Lots
OAK kDAI e ST TATtO N
TICKETS, SI.OO.

At conclusion OF the Concert, the Manager
will distribute 800 BUILDING LOTS 10 the
ticket holders III the usual manner, but
HONESTLY AND lMPARTIALLY.
These lots belong 10 Mr. y. Gililsnd. OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose title To the same Is
undisputable, and being situated conren.
lent to the city, will make excellent and
pleasant homes for the workingmen and
mechanic. These lots are Increasing IN
value daily. A rich siI-foot vein OF btu
minouS coal underlies this property. A
coal bank IL open and in working order.
This bank, which gives full access 10 the
coal underneath. viii be given away, with
the lot on which II is situated. The coal,
valued AT Ia cts. per bushel Is worth sl0,-
OOO. A neat frame cottage house Is also sit
uated on this property. and with the out
buildings will be given away with the lot
on which il is built. Oakdale Is a well
known, thriving and prosperous town. and
AT present contains an Academy, Female
College, Malt House, Postoffire. Express Of
ice, and large number OF Handsome dwell
ing houses, and taken altogether, II q desira-
ole place for industrious working men 10
settle.
CLUB PREMIU MS.-To the getter up ofa
club ofthirty, "a handsome silver watch Will
be given. To the gett.r up OF club OF
twenty, five tickets will be given. TO the
getter up Oft club Oft ten, two tickets Will bc
given. To the getter up of a club OF six, one
ticket will DE given.
The following named gentlemen, well
known and prominent citizens OF Pitts.
burgh and Allegheny cities, have permitted
us TO refer 10 them. They Will SOuch Tor
the honesty and integrity OF the enterprise
Hon, James BackmOre, Mayor OF Pitt
burgh. aud President Of the Mechanics
Savings Bank; Benjamin Stugerly. State
Printer; K. Munson Purcell, Editor and
Publisher Of the Weekly Mirror, Allegheny
city PA. Col. samuel Kilgore, County Trea-
surcr. As TO titl- u said property, refer to
u. s. Floyd, Attorney at Law, ~ Grant
Street, Pittsburgh.
J. w. TAYLOR, Cashier City Bank, ll2
Fifth Avenue, Treasurer
GEORGE ii. SH ANAFELT.
General Manager,
To whom all communications must be nj
dressed. General Otllcc, - Third Avenue
Pittsburgh.
Persons remitting money must send by
registered letter or l.. -. Order.
nluvEn- WkS
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CHICAGO.
Suicide In q Boat.

CHICAGO, June lS.-A young man
named Walter B. Wentworth, lately
from Lowell, Massachusetts,, went out
boat riding on the lake last evening,
and when near the breakwater on the
return, Wentworth rose in the boat,
drew a revolver, shot himself and fell
out OF the boat into the lake. His com.
panion jumped alter him and succeeded
in getting him into the boat and bring
him to shore, where he died soon after
not, however until he had confessed to
have done the deed wifullv. He had
tried to commit suicide half dozen
times before.
Democratic Comfy Conven tion.
A special dispatch to the Times, from
Springfield, ILL.,, dated the 18th, says:
The Democratic County Cow ention,
to elect delegates to the State Conven-
ton, is to be held here to morrow.
Pon. James c. Robinson, who is a
candidate for reelection, will address
the Convention.
End OF Farce.
The farce Of the Aldermanic trial
in this city closed to-day, by pardoning
and releasing from confinement the
two remaining convicted ones, Mont
gomery and Glade. They were set at
liberty this morning. Thus ends the
trial OF thirteen men, out Of a body of
forty, and OF the total number indicted
there does not exist doubt as to their
guilt, with one or two exceptions.
Calkins. Christ Church and Cheney.
Before Judge E. S. Williams. OF the
Circuit Court, the case OF A. G. Calkins
and others, members Of Christ Church,
Of this city, against c. f. Cheney and
the officers Of that church for an in
junction forhidding the revenues OF the
church from being applied to sustaining
DR. Cheney As rector on the ground
that, having been deposed by the bishop
he is no longer legitimate minister OF
the church, was resumed to day. This
is designed as a final squelcher upon
Mr.. Cheney, and the result is looked for
with no little interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-19
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Steamship Memphis struck b.
Lightning and Set on Fire.

Steamship Memphis struck by
lightning and Set on Fire.
LIVERPOOL, June lS.-During the
prevalence Of severe thunder and
Lightning storm in this city to-day, the
steamship Memphis, which arrived at
this port from New Orleans day or two
since, was struck by lightning and i'm
mediately caught fire. Prompt action
was taken to prevent the fire from com
muDicating TO the vessels in the viCn-
ity, and thus far 1t has been confined to
the Memphis, the loss on which vessel
will undoubtedly be heavy.
LATER.
The fire on hoard the New Orleans
steamship, Memphis, after raging
fercely Tor several hours, was at length
got under control and finally ext'n-
guIshed lhe amount Of loss on the
vessel, which IS considerable, cannot
now be definitely ascertained.
The Geneva Conference.
LONDON, June lS.-ltis reported here
tonight that the programme during
the discussion OF the indirect claims by
the Geneva Conference will compel the
retirement from the court OF the British
and American representatives. 1t is
stated that the court will then decide
against the admissability OF the claim
for consequential damages, and the
arbitration will then proceed in accord.
ance with the treaty.
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CONNECTICUT.
Parade or knights Of Pythias.

New HAVEN, June lS.-The Knights
of Pythias of Connecticut made their
first parade here this morning, under
the command OF Grand Chancellor
Downs. Twenty-eight lodges, with
eight bands, were present, and the
Knights, in uniform, numbering over
1900, made fine appearance. Quite q
large crowd turned out to witness the
display. Governor Jewell reviewed the
procession. Both houses OF the General
Assembly took a recess TO witness the
parade. The Henry Clay Lodge, OF
New Jersey, and the Eureka, OF Provi-
dence, were among the visiting lodges
10 the line.
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MAINE.
Democratic Conventiou,

BANGOR, June lS.-At the Demo
cratic District Convention held in the
City Hall, this morning. Msrelleus
Emery, editor Of the Bangor CONNER
cial, was nominated for member OF
Congress from the Fifth district, and
James c. Madigan, Of Poneton, and
William PeasoD, of Bangor, were
chosen delegates to the Baltimore
Convention. No formal instructions
were given to the delegates, but the
sentiment of the Convention Was clearly
in favor of the name of Horace Gree
ley for President.
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Explosion OF an OIL SfiII.

LoSo ISLAND CIrY, \. Y, June IS
One OF the stills IN Waren's oil factory
exploded this forenoon with a terrific
sound. All the houses in the vicinity
were violently shaken. Michael Hama
han, tender OF the still, was thrown forty
feet and fatally injured. The still
famed up, but the worknen succeeded
in extinguishing it. The explosion is
supposed 10 have been caused by fric-
ton. The damage is not asceEtained.
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Blasting and Mining Powder
Assign ee's Notice.

i Uni'ed States, In the matter of William
ID. Motto, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
District OF West Virginia, IS:
Yon will lake notice that third general
meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt
will be held at Wheeling, In said District,
on the ID day Of July, A. ID. 1872, st 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the Office Of George Il.
Caldwell. ESq., one OF the Registers In
Bankruptcy IN said District for the pur-
poses named In the twenty.-ighth section
OF the Act OF Congress. entitled IAN Act 10
establish a uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved
March z, 1881. ]. T.. JONES,
IelT-MAS Assignee.
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CINCINNATI.
Sad Accident.

CINCINNATI, June lS.-Two boys,
eighteen wears old, went hunting TO day
near Springfield, and as one Of them
named Doc Blanchard, was crossine 9
a fence in advance OF his companion
Thomas Hill, the rail broke with him
In falling his gun was discharged snC
young Hill was shot dead.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-19
BUFFALO.
Arrest of u Murderer-StrlkeO of Erie
KnIlrOnh EmDlOYeS.

BUFFALO, y. Y, June lS.-Earland
Parker, the supposed murderer of Ma
ria Davis, was arrested last evening
about one mile from Hamburg. lie
was ensconced between two logs in g
piece OF woods, and covered with bark
lie denies any knowledge Of the mur
der He is now in custody in this city
The Erie railroad employees have been
on a strike in the yards here for several
days. They demand 1926 per day, be.
ing An increase OF % cents on present
wages.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Effects of Marriage and Diyorc

The Effects of Marriage and Divorce.
New ORLEANS. June lS.-On the 18th
OF May last, A. NJ. Holbrook, the
former editor and proprietor Of the
P;capnc, married Miss Eliza J. Pate.
vent, known in the literary world as
Pearl Rivers" In December OF last
year he got a divorce from bis former
wife, whom he had married in New
York in June, 1867, and whose maiden
name was Jennie Brauson. Yesterday
morning Mrs. Holbrook No. / returned
to the city, went TO Holbrooks house,
and made murderous attack upon her
successor, firing four shots at her, none
of which, however, took effect. She
then broke bottle over her head, and
beat her with china ornament, causing
painful but not dangerous wounds. She
then, with a hatchet, demolished much
OF the furniture in the house, causing
damage estimated at $4,000. She was
arrested.
Mrs. HoIbrOOk No. I.
Miss Jennie Bronson, the divorced
wife Of A. NJ. Holbrook, who appeared
before the Recorders Court to-day, was
remanded to prison TO await the result
of Mrs. Holbrook's wounds. She
writes the Times that Holbrooks di-
vorce is invalid and that she is terri
bly, injured woman. Public opinion is
equally divided.
Political.
The Pinchback and Custom House
Republican parties meet in separate
Conventions at Baton Rouge, to-nor.
row. A fusion is almos, certain, War
mouth, backed by the Liberal Republi-
cans, will coaIesce with the Democrats,
and the political campaign will then be
conducted between the GRANTEES on one
de, and Greeleytes on the other.
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AUS rRIA.
The Eastern Question.

VIENNA, June lS.-His Majesty the
Emperor of Austria will visit Emperor
William at Berlin at an early day for
the purpose Of establishing a league be,
tween Austria and Germany regarding
the Eastern question.
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The Weather and River.

CINCINNATI, July lS.-Tbe river is
stationary, with l3 feet Of water in the
channel. The weather is clear and
warm. Arrived-Charmer, Evans
vale; Henry Probasco, st. Louis
Depsrted-Arlington, ST. Louis; r. r
II udson, Wheeling.
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JERSEY CITY.
The Strike or the 0ugar-House
WOfRm men.

2 JERsY CRY, y. j., July lS.-The
sugar-house wo.kmen, who are on q
strike here, held a meeting to-day and
resolved to accept the offer OF the
employers for two dollars a day, p owl
ded they be required to labor but eight
hours, and receive twenty cents per
hour for extra labor. The employers
have not yet returned an answer.
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Public Library of Kentucky.

The Farrners' and Droves' Bank ia Treas-
urer, and the corporators and supervisors
are all representative men, and are among
citizens Of the State. Should any tick
cts he LEFT unsod on the day OF the
drawing. they will be destroyed, and
the one thousand gins offered win all
be dra wn and paid. but diminished In value
In proportion 10 the per centage OF unsold
tickets. For instance, II only three.fourths
OF the tickets are sold, the capital gin Will
be reduced 10 $4,000, and all the others In
proportion.
nor OF Kentucky. has consented to repre-
sent the Trustees In the manageIne ent Of this
second Grand ON Concert, and win per-
sonally Eee that the money rom the sale Of
Tickets Ii deposited with the Treasurer, that
the dra wing IL fairly conducted, snd the
gifts Justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawiog will take place In ublic In
full view Of the audience, and under the
i'm mediate supervision and direction ofthe
officers and Trustees OF the Public Library
OF Kentucky and the following named emil.
uent and dlsiDtsrested citizens, who have
consented TO be present and Sec that all
In fairly done:
Hon. N. X. Hardin, Judge Court Appeals,
Hon. J.. Proctor Knott, late n C., Lebanon
Hon. H. W. Bruce, Judge Ninth JadIci.
Gen. Eli II. Murray, U. 8. Marstai. Dis.
trict KY.
Hon. h Cochran, Chancsllor Loohvills
Chancery Court.
Hon. \. ID. standiiord, President Fsrmsrs'
and Droye.s' Bank.
Hon. John Bar zee, Manager Royal Insur-
ance Co, Liverpool.
Col. Phil. Lee, Com. Ar'y Ninth judicial
District
DR.. c. Graham, founder Graham Cabins.
Col. Jiison +. Johnson, Manager Gait
House.
Or. T, 8. Bell, Prof Medical UnivsrsIty,
Louisville.
Hon J. q. Baxter, Mayor Louisville.
Hon. 7: J.. Burnett, CITY Attorney.
Henry Wolford. Treasurer LOuisville.
A. y. Brannon, Pres't Aanufactursrs
Bank.
Philip Judge, OF the Louisville Hotel Go.
james Bridgeford, Pres. d National Bank.
W. Z. ID. Whips, Prop'r Willard Hotel.
&c. Johnson. Pres. Irnders' Bank.
II. Victor Sewoonb, nrm of Neycomb,
Buchanan a Co.
Henry Deepen, Pres. German Bank.
Andrsw Graham, tobacco and cotton nasY.
chant
Ut. Soryin Green, Pres. L. q c. Short
Line 4 X.
Vol. Rose, Agent Adams EIprsa Co.
Those who desire further inform Afion, o.
who wish 70 act N agents for the salsof
tickets, az well a. those desiring 70 porchass
tickets, should address
THNs. 4 8RAMLETTE-
Agent Public Library Of ksntucky,
Public Library Building. Loubyills, Ky.
Circulars, giving full PARTICULAR, ssnt on
applISaeH'o. .ZS(o
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MEMPHIS.
Sentence COmmufed.

MEMPHIS, June lS.-Dan Smith, the
negro under sentence of death, viii
probably have his sentence commuted
by the Governor to imprisonment for
life,
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Total 1000 Gifts, all Cash. .--...&j0O0
This Concert, like the nr-t OF the 10Th OF
December last (which was 20 decidedly sue
ces.sful, and Rt which the nrst grand gilt
was drawn by and paid to Mr.. John u.
Durfr, Of II EN- phis, Tenn, Ii for the bencnt
~ hn
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zoo 600 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
100000 IN CURRENCY

will be given To the holders OF ucheu N
distribution by lot OF ONE THOUSANl'
ulFT5, as follows:
LIST OF GIFrS.
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The seventh annual regatta Of the
Atlantic Yacht Club took place to-day.
The starting point was of Bayridge,
the course running to the southwest
spit and return. The scene at the start.
ing point was very animated, rowboats
and all species of craft darting hither
and thither in all directions. The first
race, for schooners, was won by the
Peerless, defeating four competitors.
The second race, for first-class sloops,
vas won BY the Vixen. The third race,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-30
EorEs. EERE AID YExRK
Last day Of N0Temher.
No pol5ce egu-t Business

Last day Of N0Tsnher.
No polSce court business.
Trss hza.lrsd ani thirty gas consumer.
In this ctr
The ss1ek transportation business q
C. Il [ L P rad Is pickinx NJ
Tbs theruqmeter stgxsi At les bely=
ssrD n s. P4al Tuesday night. the as,h
Nichol4s Cou-tenAy, night yard brakes
man far the c, r L & P. rad. walkei a
froH the top q a box car, oTer the river.
On Wednesday night. ani fell n ths
ground He stiLl Tires, but viii be Hkely
- stay II home flr SINE time
The horse disease gradually ahzsfnv
Several stable prvprietDrs whase h9rSes
hare been SICK arr nov using them. Prez;-
dent W ATnsr expects - commence running
street cars again socn Not fatal case
has been reported and ~ alarm i felt
The condition of some Il the street. in
this city i such a. To demand the irnue.Ii-
ate attention q the city suthsritiess
" sshington AMI Eagle streets. between
Illinois and the levee- are covered With
ashes, straw dead cats and litter. present
ing an appearance that clean people don,
banker after.
\ billiard tournament came II AZ HA-
man billiard hall over Their river. Thanks
giving evening The first prize $50 in
gold vas Won BY james Fahey, formerly
a barber IN this city There are many
people On this side who will b. interested
10 learn 81 hls pecuniaTy success-ouly ssg
w1nr g far among them all
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EDUCATIONAL. The Board Of Eduea-
ti0n met in special session at their room
at u O'Clock last evening. All the mem
bers were present
A petition from the residents and pro
perry holders Of the new addition 10 the
Fourth Ward Of Rock Island, praying that
they might be included in and constitute a
part Of Rock Island school district, was
received and adopted.
Mr.. Cutter reported that be has received
$500 from the ferry company which bal
aneed their account with the Board up TO
FEBRUARY 1872. The public would like TO
see statement a. b how and when any
previous payments were made. In Feb
uary $500 more will be due the School
Board from the ferry company. The
company also owe the city some 1900 TO
81, 700 besides this, but which, up to this
time, it has neglected to pay.
The Board of Education resolved that
all the public schools of this city should
have vacation, extending from the first
Saturday prior TO Christmas till the first
Monday after New Years.
The next regular quarterly session of
the Board occurs in January.
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California Sunday Train,

The regular Sunday train from San
Francisco and al intermediate points,
bringing the great California, China and
japan mails, will arrive sfthe depot Of the
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific railroad. in
this city, tomorrow morning at s:lj, On its
way % New York, stopping here about 10
minutes
Also the regular Sunday train from
New York for Omaha San Francisco, and
all intermediate points, carrying the great
CaliforniA, China and japan mails, will
arrive at the same depot at 6.45 tomorrow
evening, on it, way n the Pacific, stopping
here about 10 minutes.
Passengers for the East or West will
take notice