Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-08
| MONDAY MoRNlNGi JANUARY 5, 1885,

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!se Ylscsisi Posr.orflcEi ArrAlKj. 'oslDas,et.
Genetll C5mpbtll has established The following
post offices and made appointments -7Falcol', in
SCkaio,,e county; Albin G. Saunders, pos.masser.
The location Of this office Is al point known as
h Roanoke Station directly on the Richmond and
DaRYille allioad, aud Of Tie junction Of tue Little
I,oanoke and sts1nlon rivers, where also the
Clatksyie stage connects with The failwa, Falls
Pole, " oyne county; Francis 4. Spur.
4 iogk, postmaster. Tile Office which bears this nov.
ga maine IS situated on the route ffom Guyaadolt,
lGyoato Louisa Ky. Reedyl Jackson county; Wm.
4 Steward, postmaster, Upwards of'ffly families
will be regularly accommodated with mail accom-
nlodatiolls bys The Iole from New California 10
zackyille. Green Sloal, Logan county; l,arbus
j C.4loaey Weekly mail facilities will he fnt.
1lsled by lie route from Clopmansyillc to Cabell
court house. Mil. u. Leland Is appointed Isl.
muster Ut White Sionc, Lancaster county, vice q.
7 e. Lee, resigned,
u "a ~ > :
GRrEs, TllE BASxse, FousDl GUlLry.-Georees
sNp. Green, The wealthy Chicago banker, who has
oI soyernl days been on lrial in TINT city on The
charge Of causing llle death OF his wife, by poi
SOM las been convicted Of "mlrdet IN The FIRST
,'cglce, a motion, However, has been made for
! q new Trial. 5=ssg KS
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si NATloSAlS MASONIC CONVENTION. Delegates
from several Grand Lodges Of the United Sla;esi
i convened al The Masonic Hal, in; Washington, on
Wednesday, and were called 10 order BY Major D.
D. Ftench Of Washington; whetelpon thu n, vi,
Ciales Gilman, Of Maryland, was elecled char
s Imam pro tenn, and the R.W. Finlay NJ. King, of
New York, was elected secretary pro ten, Dele.
gates were present ION Maryland, Tie District Of
Columbia, New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Ala.
: bama and California. Messrs. Latham and Nc.
: Dougal are the delegates from tie latter State.
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59 I,5so iCREplrs,-Thc Boston Transcript says a
movement IS on foot IN that city, among The dry
goods commission houses, to Il duce tlt credits
}giye,i6 10 tie j,bhns trade, so that eight months
s,oli lie The oueilc limit on purchase, The Tran.
sclpt odds;
During the pas. few yeats i has been customary
To sell 70: DIS 10 the jOllets on a credit ranging
from nine 10 twelve months, according 10 The ex.
lent OF the purchase aud the destination Of The
articles. ! The ,a,d times shall only induce &c.
form III The Whole system OF credits this vii here.
nfiCr be regarded as one Of The most healthy sea
j sons our business men have enjoyed for long
while. ,.ss
~ a Bill TO PaEyEsr EMoeATlos, The Wash
ingtont correspondent Of The Philadelphia North
American states that tie Committee on Commerce.
1.-The House OF Representative have prepared,
aud will soon report, very important bill On The
subject Of alien paapets and criminals. Under
7 tie provisions OF This bill II Is said, no foreign
passengers shall hereafter be admitted into port
Of The United States unless he shall have Tie GET
tfcate Of The American consul Of the place fun
which he comes, that lie has not, or one yearre;
yoas u lilo Departure, been on inaale NJ Jail oi
woIkholse, and that he has moi, for four years pre-
ytollsy, been cony'ctedof any ctimina offeneeeS.
cepi such as orc designated political crimes II any
captain shall bring such persons without The 10.
2quired certificates, he shall be liable 10 fine mil
imprisonment. Tile vessel in lcll such persons
a,tye shall be subject 10 forfeiture
3 The introduction OF n bill like This will, no
,lnatt give rise 10 violent opposition, but as tue
Necessity Of this measure is generally admitted by
tie American part Of our population, Il will donb,-
4 less ultimately become a law. Ii 4, ~
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aTDr,s Ives, la,e bishop Of The Protestant Epis.
c5pIal Cintcl III North Corona, who las, year
went over 10 llc Ropish Church, has been mp.
pointed Professional in tic Roman Catholic Col.
lcge 10 FeIdhanl,
WAN IN srllH Cloucl,,-.'Fle Boston Atlas Of
4 Monday says;--
Ceremonies Of mi very religious character took
place yesterday ioIenoO, IN Chlists Church, Salem
street, Fol- some. time matters have not stood 81
par between the Treasurer and lle congregation,
AM, not long since IL was decided by the Court
thai The treasurer should resign his office. Yeser-
dry morning. however, Tic treasurer, punctllal as
usual, distributed bllls IN the various pews ot
pew rent, determined II possible, 10 still handle
) Tue cash. 10 this some Of the church members
objected, refusing 10 recognize him os their lltasi-
III and there upon commenced to eject him foni
& The church. The minister now nteGleIel, but was
Immediately clinth BY Young an. stalwatt law
yet, and held unit, lie treasurer was elected Dn ),
iis ibe melee The 'polce were sent for, but ar.
lived just as the affair was brought 10 cose,---
No arrests were made. {.2.s -.
THE RAILROAD INJUN cT1oN CASE.
i,9is4 Opinion of Judge Thompson.