The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-28
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News Summary.
A conservative State convention
Is 20 assemble in Missouri on the Sd of
July.
George Baber, Esq, late associate
editor of the Louisville Journal, Is to
be appointed postmaster at louisville.
"A line OF railroad Is now complete
from St. Louis to Leavenworth. Pas
sengers were carried from one point to
the other on Monday in sixteen hours.
1t takes the big end of week to make
the same distance by river.
THE KENTUCKY SESAToRsHP.-l
Carrot Davis, Governor Bramlette, u.
w, Powell and General l.. II. ROus-
seau, are all candidates for the position
lucky.
"A pet bear got loose in Worcester a
day or two ago and created no little
trepidAtion among the residents of that
city. After he was secured, no one
could be found who had felt afraid.
Brooklyn has Mayor who is one
of u thousand. The City Council hay
salary from 81, 900, to 5000, the Mayor
the Hon. Samuel NJ. Booth-has We
toed IT.
George Simpson, cholera victim
in New York, is said to have been
drinking all day. ate couple of pigs
feet in the evening, went home drunk,
and smoked an hour before going 10
bed-regularly got up for the occasion.
James r. Young, brother OF the
managing editor OF the New York Irl-
6ttne, he's been appointed to take charge
of the Washington office OF that jour
nal, vice A. 81. Bylngton, Esq, re-
signed. III
NEW HAVEN, June 28.-The Con-
necticnt Senate ratified the constitu-
tIonal amendment at midnight last
night. The House will concur.
The son of Henry G. Gum, of Mis-
sfssippi, run of two weeks ago with
his fafher's second wife. The young
ason of a gum has not been heard
from since.
"A comical Canadian posted pla-
card on his chicken yard n few days
coming"
An Irish editor, in speaking of the
miseries OF ireland, says: Her cup OF
misery has been for ages overlooking,
and Is NOT yet JttlL."
An Irishman, on being told togrease
the wagon, returned in an hour after
wards. and said: 1--WE CREASED every
mart of the wagon. but them sticks 1rheFe
ths iclleeLs hang on" -. 49,
"a prominent gentleman assures
the Memphis Post that at least three
fourths OF all the capital now being in
vested in building in thattownis owned
by HRadieals, either resident or nom
resident.
I. "A disturbances took place at Charles
ton, s. O., on Saturday, beginning with
aauarrel between some white and black
bows. and in the end inv lving children
OF a larger growth. 1t was finally
dnfeted by the police. An Augusta,
Ga, dispatch says the negroes were to
a
statement naturally 70 be expected
from that section. h lasi
THE Stenbenvilie Herald says wool
Is selling ia-fhat city at from 90 10 IS
cents ter pound. In Cadiz, according
to the lSeHfiReSiS report prices range NJ
the same figures, with the exception of
fancy clips, which have sold as high
as g7 cents. Some 10000 pounds of
wool have been sold in Harrison conn
q, Ohio, about one-half the crop,
M. Garrett, the President of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company,
aTlthofifntigeiy denies that the company
i1Ses not intend to build the direct road
from Point Of Rocks TO Washington
City Were this road built Y would
shorten Sha distance from the West 70
fiie FEDERAL Capffais by this route, by
.15nasIes. and Woald Rain much over
th8 Old route IN p5etnresqueness OF
"A Distressing accident occurred
fafalv ID Memphis. y young lady,
with several female eonpanlonsi were
ts'slig N eveuiaz Rros9sn1ssie ..1 on the
being SOME distance nom thefu- ~ y
approeetsei, some Playfal net, the
unfortu nqte Fictlnf remained on s1e
te1ek u1sl 10 nesir approaei1 OF the
engine r.trll J ed her, bang f1ll 3 aware
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