The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-08
mIsCELLANEOUsTTEafs.
News and Gossip.

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They have organized a fruit pre,
serving company In Boston, same as in
Mheellng. and large profits are expect
cd, says the Traveller newspaper.
Abby Kelly Foster is in critical
state OF health.
We shall publish Mr.. Bingham's
argument in the Steenrod will case to-
morrow.
The Richmond Wing announced on
Tuesday morning last, it had no hope
from the Northern elections. =
The same paper congratulates SEN
ator Sumner ON having taken wife,
and Senator Wilson on having taken
religion recently, and hopes both will
be modified.
The New York college of dentistry,
chartered last winter, will be opened TO-
day for the winter. III
"A member of the Vancouver's Is
land Legislature recently spoke seven
teen consecutive hours to defeat u bill
which was obnoxious to him, and sar-
ried his point. I-u
Pennsylvania debt has been re-
duced 81, $4,000 within the last year.
The grand total last December was $751;
1925, or taking out the assets, 81, S52,-
The board of live stock commission
men at Chicago have formed "Eing"
to keep from the public the quotations
at the Union stock yard, for which the
newspapers very properly come down
on them.
i'm the four cities of Cincinnati, st.
Louis, Nashville and Memphis, the
deaths from cholera since August
number over 1000. In the midst of this
lquadrilateral of death the escape of
Louisville with only IL cholera deaths
Is little less than miraculous.
"A great celebrity of the French
medical world, the well known surgi-
cal operator, Jobert de Lambelle, has
just died ina mad house, where he has
been for about year. For dexterity of
hand and certainty of execution, he was
without rival in the world.
The exile traitor Toombs, recently
insulted party of Americans who wero
ascending the Right in Switzerland,
abusing the Yankees generally, and
drawing knife on one OF the company.
The "chiv." was drunk.
An Austrian drum major is now in
Detroit looking for employment, who,
according to his own story, has been in
the army seventeen years, has taken
part in ffty-seVen battles, and been
wounded twelve times, speaks fourteen
languages, and plays on thirty musical
1uAIEuul6uL8s
When we picture the hundred or
more trunks that ladies travel with,
says Pinch, we cannot help rejecting
how happy is the elephant, whose wife,
when on a journey, only has one trunk
"A widow named Stalking, living in
Venice, Ill, formed an attachment for
one of her farm hands, named Edward
Avery, and became engaged to him.
But before the marriage took place the
widow WINS found to be with child by
the man, who refused to keep his prom
Use and married her daughter, girl IS
years old. Avery then took her mother
to st. Louis and procured an abortion,
which resulted in her death. He and
DR.. Bohannan were arrested for the
crime on Tuesday week, and are now
awaiting trial in that city.
-'Why, isn't my shirt clean ?" quoth
one Bohemian to another. "Well, yes, I"
but it's awful dirty for white.n
by means Ofan extremely thin Law
or of silver placed on the object glass of
telescope, the rays OF the sun are so
modifedIthat it can be observed with
out injury to the eyes. The French
savant, FOucault, is the discoverer ofthis
process.
An unmannerly fellow recently
took standing place at Niblo's, direct
ly in front of Horace Greedy, whereup.
on the philosopher patted him on the
shoulder and gently said: eff any
thing entertaining occurs on the stage,
will you please describe it to me? for
you see, my dear sir, that Mt present I
must totally depend upon your kind
ness"
Theirs is a swimming club in Lon
don, the members of which recently had
match in the Lambeth baths OF that
city. A silver cup was awarded for the
best leaps over hurdles floating on the
water, and an egg contest was won by
diver who picked up thirteen eggs
from the bottom.
Only six miles of the Leavenworth
(ohio) Railroad remains to be built to
complete the connection between Pitts
burgh and Cleveland. The route is by
the way of Youngstown and Lowell
Furnace, to a point on the New Castle
and Beaver Valley Railroad forty. seven
miles from Pittsburgh.