The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-14
General News Summary.

| lyHlliOfnI1 has had oil ram so lar
this season; nearly 8 inches came in one
storm.
IA iaaIons ,4bree-vaelxs' husband at
| ChicStIo divorced himself nv killinp his
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New York from the southern rivers,
last week One of the resnIts of peace.
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MISS hss la. t mnI Twas Was s 1be Iota NE
iSnss 1-accS.sIine, Sisf'i,a fI,rae Ti1nIIets
| fira6 M hs, have f6aen te,tracfed from
her skill :
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Ahne ll1hIaGlon ~ y
Allss'i worm go C0e 1he wa; mas
nr5son ~ Ro5tnn "nT bS vii, ast,hTish
his home there, :
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Sonepody muses. ouI ti"I .tI..s sne
SIfeaI uleo OF u, as We are
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| A mysterious cattle disease has np-
peared IN GEnnay ,y 1, cSMnty, " Ill dtts,.I,ad
animals are lurlons wheil ilFsI
but gradually become more anu i..,iiit inoEe 70
torpid tlll they ore, huSty oat straw r -
pelleved 70 lhduee the ulsease.
The petroleum men,, begging Con-
greSs lor reheI from La&Ss, say LlaLsa1vU lIII
ten wells IN one hundEed OF an tne Wells wells
! drliied IN the Inlted ESIaEes nave Palu,
I
per cent. OF the Wells gush spohtahe-
ously.
| The mayor of Chicago has vetoed and
/ killed the ordinance passed by the city
council to pay the lake tunnel contrac-
| tors 60 per cent. more than their con-
| tract price. The taxpayers all like
that veto message, however they are di-
Yided on the Presidents.
The oldest reigning monarch in the
world at the present time is the Land
grave of Homburg, aged 81. The next
oldest are the pope, aged ~, and the
King OF Prussia, aged 6S. The young
est sovereigns arethe Emperor of China,
aged IL, and the King of Greece, aged
| 20. a-E
| Evidance of tho prurient curiosity
,vL;cS .Yomen Of yirtue sometimes
taoI nh,,nt the vvova ofthe deprived of
their own sex was given in Cincinnati
| the other day mt sale of the furniture
| ofa we'll known brothel. The house
was crowded with women of all social
and moral grades. Among the meet
| inps was one of u woman who made her
WV through the crowd to her husband,
nnd pinched hisarnl. saving, 81 thought
| / should lind YOU here.n -
A ,tt,,,o.,, ,i,ite,, illustrated. Tn Cal
"a N -. " -. 80. tt.,.,I ,. a. ,,,
il..I i' - !" H. i1 Foot Nf;ssonrinn who
s.itS3r1noS,; tLs HcoIore1 citizen. without
- .o,,,S S,o,SrTIod him tra
mendouslv. Letting the negro up, the
| latter said, Smaster, please God, what
| was YOU beating me for?' never done
| nothfn' to you." "Confound you" !" was
the reply, i'you was the cause of this
war. and L wanted to take satisfaction
ont of your hide"
rri,o tro,,o1 q 90 c,rao+ betyaer Il ON
4 A., - poris Ibof "a nronCsitio,,1 has
pod,, ND taf7o tho Rritish Pariiament
\ fo,. iita a not fIisi1ment of a railway faIrv
1919 SIo ,iia1raI Tha staomtrs or,
.s ,,iisi, ~, ,ni,o IN boIe
10 Te l"Ise ~ ,sotod taHS tbot ,be
nasso%e I% viii he accomniished in. about
| an hoIIr and this hour is to be devoted
| to dining the passengers and in the ex-
| nTninnti6n of luggage by the customs
4 officers ON either side, so as to avoid de-
| teution. ls-s
C,oltfornin and Nevada were watch
,,,,Sl IaI,,;not ,ith f,
H., ,o,,5 niIiiiS "nin;on
" I"s, ,,tii SI.,,as tho ,5rn.lress Of the
iIa az tf oo,ti,eI1t
in,io, tI,5 I,srices IF tSe tinted states
.iN.i.,1lI, rlie Tbe;, hone and
sI' ',',t 81 -aIiaf rronI The Old
az Lii l. ,,,r,,el t cod jissn-
iofltIRoeSt ,,t%nHRUIS It!,,en t,av hear the news
that tho old comnany has boupht IN
the the new. and that things are us they
we're apain. only so much more stock
| to nav diyiclends on.
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yer; .te ~ tLar {i,ot
ca IN ttie So',tiin NE MorI7s1 orran
t Stto ~ l,'iS,roon1 racord . os
Tt9 Id that f6si,s cir.
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s ~ as-reeea HE roc
iol ',,t,nt anLar1a FroTn
reation but on what q cInange rom 1I
Ins uuti, ti,a,S Sf2o,,i,taSIi uo.,
lIglon VI . .s;,f1
5I.iIverance from that
55aorf,1I His1htnaT.a- modem chTIstiani-i
~, Sn -, 80 -, /
y -, :, =. e,.o,. "a,
San Franctso IS rent IN IVAN over us
ze n efaH discuSsions and
wit me- eontroyersy. @ M The points where
of seem to be thus: The schools are
short Of room and money: a Quarter Of
- ,niIljoT 10 wanted for new h0uses. and
s,,ti1a on5 ,1arf1 ia in. favor of granting
- tI,e e'io,t5sS Seeks relief by cutting
d6,v,1 the ona1itv of the schools. strik-
goWn .9 ~. S1 Jnnsic and
I,s ttlS - Un S md s1l Rnt the simplest of
VI sSI,oI ef1ncation The expe
AZ f1,. sob ooIs last wear were S3I2.-