The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12


funeral of Chef Justice Woodward took
place this afternoon. The services were
conducted by the Rev. l.. Jones and
Bishop Stephens, of the Episcopal
Church. The bar OF the county attended
IN a body, and there were number OF
distinguished persons from distance
present.
His ExcelIency n Grandfather.
LoNG BRANCH, July ll.-Mrs. Alger-
non Sartoris, daughter of President Grant,
gave birth, this morning, to fine boy
weighing l04 pounds.
Acquitted.
INDIANAFOLIS, Suly 1.-THE jury in
the case of Monroe, on trial for the muir
der of his wife three weeks ago this
morning, returned verdict of guilty
and WAS sentenced to the penitentiary for
life.
Death of II Distinguished Divine.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10. Very Rev
DR.. Moriarty, died this afternoon
at Nillanova. He had reached a
very old age. Dr. MOriarty was pastor
of ST. Augustine's Church in this city at
the time of the riots, when that edIice
was burned. He was man of great
literary ability.
The Long Point Railroad Robbery.
ST. LOUIS July l0.-Two more men
have been arrested on suspicion of being
connected with the Long Point train
ryi,Larp 4 IL thn az tha | "a,
apols Il st. Louis and the Ohio " Mis-
srippi roads have been instructed to re-
port Immediately the appearance, at
their respective stations, of all suspicious
boxing characters, or those who cannot
give an account of themselves, and de.
tectivcs are receiving kilograms that per-
sons are being held on Suspicion, but
thenamcs and localities are withheld.
Funeral ofGeneraI BIair.
General Blair will be buried to-mor-
row. Montgomery Blair is expected to-
morrow, and other members Of the family
and friends will probably be present.
The members of the old First Missouri
regiment held II meeting tonight, and
arranged to attend the funeral in body,
and large number of eX-Coniederates
have agreed to do the same thing.
:SinguIar Railroad Accident.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July l0'-As train
No. i, bound east, on the Toledo, Wabash
and Western Railroad was nearing
Jacksonville, this morning, the engine
struck some cattle, which threw the train
from the track, turning the engine up
side down and holding n.o', - 30
ana engineer 'sN. TIruI Hclp!css Oc-
meath it, while the hot steam poured over
them. When the men were finally eX-
tricated, they were 20 shockingly gly scaldcd
that it is believed they cannot live. The
passengers were not seriously hurt,
though the train was running ot the rate
Of 40 miles an hour.
Dry Goods Clerks Arrested for
Stealing.
CIYClNNATl, July l0-This afternoon
William Gleason, j. y. Frye, Lewis
Blaine and Arthur Slater, all clerks in
the dry goods house of ,jetiras, Seeley "
Co.. were arrested charged with
stealing goods from that firm. They dis
posed of the goods by means OF Con.
feder.tc, who pcddlcd them around the
city. The value Of the articles stolen is
estimated at from , to $4,000 -
The President Takes "A Pleasure TX
cu..,on n, pub,tc Cost
~. "a p.,;lo,.
CAMDEN ~. a.; Ju'! ~ -. - ios.le,,S ,s'i,.aS
grant Iecre'nFf @ 'sN ;;nip1 G"r p1I' ~, G,iamoi
mere toiu"y, anu NJ, NJ J"'m." =; ~ Eana
fred. "r%nI' lhes st"'''N 'o' up
May III heNehue '"'''''
Extensive coi'o" "''i Hn'' low"
LAWRENCE, Mass, July lO.-The At
lanta Cotton Mills, which give employ
ment to l,25O operatives, smut down Ut
noon to-day Tor ah e'I"H We'': su;P.", .I.
SON. II may De ior '"nSe' 'I'''' i ":
present stock OF i"',ui"e'uaeu M ToLs I -
not marketed. nc oP'I"''''s VIZ n 'Io. w..
Soo'ooo or more !" wages ~ '"' '''"'
down
Churches Struck D' i'Sh'n'
PORTLAND, Me-, July lO.-Durlng a
heavy storm here this morning, the "a
thedral was fired by lightning, but the
flames were soon eXtInguIshed. L ne nr'I
Baptist and Chestnut street Methodist
churches also suffered more or less.
RESOLUTIONS 10 the Memory of Gen.
Blair.
ST. LOUIS, July lO.-The COnstItu-
tlonal Convention at Jefferson CITY ana
the City CoHclI OF tins city, passed re'o-
lutions highly complimentary 70 tue '"te
General BLAIR. Ihe latter hody VIII H'-
tend the funeral and cooperate. WIN 'nc 1t.
other organizations ana ihdlvldua,S II III
showing respect to the deceased Gos-
ern"T HarIin and the the St.1 9tnsr state o''''er'
will be present at the funeral
booksellers Exchange.
Nrw YORK, July lO.-The arrange
mepts for the BOOKSELLER, Ex-
chance and clearing house, have been
nearly finished, and the opening will
take place July 18th. Preliminary to
the opening of the Exchange and clear
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