The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-01
CONDENSED TetEeRAMs,

"A man named Long, ,headasawyer in
David Smiths saw mill, at Toledo, wai
instantly killed yesterday morning. He
was fling large circular saw, when the
belt caught on the wheel and started the
saw, drawing Long forward upon the
saw and cutting him in. two. -.
Tuesday Washington officer arrived
in Newark, New jersey, with a eapias
for the arrest Of Nettleship Of the Secret
Service. He Learning the arrival ofthe
officer, delivered himself to the US.
Commissioner, and gave bonds for his
appearance ON October 20th. -
A dispatch from DsllsS Texas. says
all the frsmsi buildings on the block
bounded by the Pacific road, on Elm,
Austin and Market streets, were burned
yesterday Loss $s0000.' 81 4 ~ ~
Bishndebss Joined. the psstal;uhion.
ThesGermsn government intends es-
tsblishing naval hospital at Yokohans.
A fire at Chicor California, yesterday,
destroycdsa considerable portion Of the
town. Loss over $4,000; insurance
light. Forty-fye valuable horses were
burned in Shearer s. Evans stables. Tho
fro was the work Of on ineendiary. = 2
Larking Mesa, the American sculptor
why designed, and axccatcd the elaborate
MONUMENT to Lineoln erccted over his
grave 1T Springfield, Illinois, has just ar
rived IN New York from, Florence, and
will proceed TO Springfield to attend the
inaugural ceremonies Of his grea, work.
I The bail in the criminal suit Of Ed
ward Dean Proctor against Frank Moul-
ton, was reduced Yesterday from SD, 900
to sS, 900. '"'7"i'fT'i t''''''' "'''@'"'
The New England cottonand woollen
nnanufacturersn committee recommend
that the mills be rtin from the first Mon
day in October 10 the frst Monday in
January next, on q basis Of forty-four
hours O week. "~
General Harrison spoke 10 large
audience at. Lafayette, Ind last night.
II was one Of the best Republican
speeches delivered here during the cam
paign. He was followed by Gen. John
A. Logan who spoke about ten minutes.
A man named Osborne was crushed
aud instantly killed st Lafayette, Ind,
yesterday by being caught bct~een a
freight ear and the door Of the depot ol
l.. N.A. 4 q. railrofd. The ,aeSessed
Mas a discharged employees &c the
'Wsbash rod. y = ..'
LYMAN KzBass has been Nominated
for Congress BY tho Republicans at Buff
falo. -
The Buffalo Canal Forwarding Asso-
ciation has dissolved.
The missing steamer New York, Of
the Inssrnstionsl Line, arrived at Port
land Msine, yesterday, having put in
ut Mschia and Penobscot TO avoid = Sc
we're storm.g ... .H ...,frf
Il 10 reported that the New York
agency OF the bank Of Montreal loses
$3.50 yGo0 BY the failure Of james Bi.h"p
L. Co. .r
Remington j. Sons have acceptsd the
eiailenge 10 the. .rifc makers Of America
tfe3lr. James Bigby, Of ihe IriAh team,
but desaine u make any rilcs governing
our rihemen. The manufacturer u
Sharps rife have also accepted the chal-
lcngp.
In tho Episcopal Diocesan Convcn
tion the Committee Oh the Incorporation
and Admission Of Churches, reported
adversely 10 the admission Of the Free
Church Of st. Mary the Virgin. Report
rejected and church admitted.
The Governor Of Georgia, Yesterday,
ordered the sale of the Macon and
Brunswick railroad on the first Tuesday
in December next, ut the depot in Macon,
Georgia, ut public auction to the highest
bidder.
Albert T. Slade, n prominent lawyer
of Cleveland and Secretary of the Union
Iron Works Company, died Yesterday
evening Of typhoid fever.
John Kodlnam. for several years clerk
Of the Circuit Court ut Lagrange, n.y.
died Yesterday.
OMAHA, September 30 In the 2sj
trot this afternoon. Dakota Maid won in
three straight heats. Time, 2:42l, 2:4l |,
and 2:43l.
a planning mill owned by joseph Nc
Cuue, and six dwelling houses. wer" de-
stroyed by fire last night, nj Bradd"ck's 5
Firld.. seven miles east of Pittsburgh,
Los. s20, ,O00i partly insured.
i, is .tated that the Grand Ddkc
Vladimir will represent the Emperor Of
Russia al the Centennial Exposition