The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-27
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

colorcd man named George Wash
io,t,D WAS found dead in his cabin, FIVE
mile, above Little Rock, Arkansas. His
head had been crushed with spade.
The coronrrS jury brought in verdict
that he had been murdered by another
negro named Pollard, who was arrested
and lodged in Jail.
The st. Martins prisoners were
brought To- New Iberia, La, yesterday.
They were examined before L. 5. Com
missioner Riddell. The arrests were
made under the ku-kl lux act Two of
the prisoners were bailed at $1,000 each,
and one at 81, 900. The fourth, A. Hu-
hert. was discharged. 1t is said that
great many more arrests will be made.
The steamship City of Peking, arrived
4, Rin nn the 10Th, twenty days from
New York. having lost two blades of her
propeller. She will probably be detain-
I'd ten or fifteen days.
Another body of Csrlists numbering
los, belonging to Lozana's band, have
offered to surrender if amnesty be
granted.
Marshal Bazaine has arrived in Lon
don.
James Stephens, formerly Head Cen
Ter of the Fenians in the United States,
ha. written letter declining national
subscription for his benefit.
Franc" and Spain hav" determined to
Send War vessels each Ia the river Budas-
soa To- prevent the crossing of supplies
for the Carlist~.
The Rock Island Railroad paid, yes
trrlay, per cent dividend.
A Fort Garry special gives the conclu-
sion Of IA" Lrpin" trial. After the
charge Of Judge Wood, which WAS un-
mi,tahably against Lepine, the jury last
night returned II verdict OF geilty, with
recommendation to mercy. The
charge wa,, accessory to the murder of
Scott by the Ricls government in 1870.
The brig Narrangansett is being rapid
IS dttcl out at San Francisco to resume
the government survey of the Gulf of
California.
The motion I" vacatc the order for the
examination of Henry Clews has been
denied
IL Temps explains the inaction of the
Republican array in Spain by the fact
that th" terms "fservicc of large numbers
Of the soldiers have expired, and the
ranks are filling up with fresh lcvies.
The troops are in good spirits and impa-
nent for action.
Th" United States Supreme Court yes
granger cases. This decision will put
over the first case us far rs March or
April next.
Tn" people of Paris will soon present
Queen Victoria with an illuminated ad-
dress, thanking England for manifesto
lions Of sympathy at the close of the
siege
\ fire at Mansfield, Pa, yesterday de-
,iroyed K. ?. Burgan's planning mill.
Loss $4,000; partially insured.
Col. Fred Grant and his bride are the
guests of their cousin, W. W. Smith, At
Washington, Pa, and will remain there
I" few days.
\ large fire is raging in Georgetown,
Mass. The house, stables and shoe fac
tories of George Tenncy, and the PEN
W'Aet house, are nearly consumed.
Bishop Payne, late Protestant Episco-
pal Bishop of Africa, died at his home in
Mr>imoreland county, Va, from the
effects OF II paralytic stroke.
The Duchess of Braganza writes to the
G'rmania denying the truth of the report
mat her daughter Donna Blanca investl-
gated the atrocities committed by the
Carlists in Spain.
The storm Saturday, Sunday and Sun
DAY night was generally distributed
through the State of California.
The breach among the Nevada Demo-
cFais is becoming wider. Williams will
not retire, and holds that he is the regu-
lar party nominee. Mitchell's friends
are repushing his claims harder than ever.