davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
New Yorip Market.
NV YoaE. Sept. q.

law '4oE-AAs Elgs
Cotton very strong and improving; prices
higher. Sales, $500 bales at SIC for middling
uplands and SOC for middling Orleans Flour
10000 better 81 $500 80 extra State; 50 roc
IL 30 extra round hoop Ohio, and Sill coal 90
trade brands. closing hrm. whisky very
trm sales, $50 barrels In bond at lgtd45c the
latter price for old, Wheat &c better, with a
light supply and moderate inqufry; ST SOas2 70
common No. 2 Milwaukee; S. IS new white
Michigan. Rye firmer; s09s2c for western.
Barley hrmeT: good new StRte 81 30. Corn,
receipts. 249, 3O8 push; active aud excited with
frost accounts from the West and strong
Speculative demand; prices have advanced
29ic per bush. closing, however, heavy and
dull at the inside quotations; sales, $4,000
bush at Sc inferior; S9&}9lc shipping mixed
western Rf1oat; 9Q993o do in store: 95c western
yellow, and CSC White western. Oats, receipts.
1890 bush; market more active and firrner:
sales 56UO0 bush at 46950e Chicago and 4S6t53c
Milwaukee, the latter price for choice. C6hee
more STEADY and quiet. Sugar quiet and
steady; u9l2c Cuba MolasseS dull. Petro-
leum dun and easier; 2s9285zc crude and 4sa
&c renned in bond. Pork quiet and steady;
Sc g IL new mess closing At sSS 90 for cash;
new mess, for October, December and Janu-
arys sellers option, at S2sq3S y. BeeIsteady
Lard drmer for prime; l65<9lgIc. Butter
dull; 21923c Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
Tho Corn Crop.


from INC CtgiclIi1ldt1 Gtfzette Of Friday
Conversation in financial and commercial
circles to-day turned largely on the damage
to the corn crop, caused by the unprecedented
rains and consequent floods throughout the
great corn growing regions OF the West In
all the bottom lands, such as the Great and
Little MRmis, the corn fields have been sub
merged, and for more than 81 hours the ears
were entirely under water. The crops that
have thus suffered Will, of course, be almost
entirely worthless Crops similarly situated
In other parts OF Ohio, and in Indiana, Ken
tucky and Illinois, have suffered IN like
manner. An estimate of the number or
bushelS Of corn that has been lost by this dis
aster, would be mere guess work, and there
fore Of little value. The CROPS on uplands
have, of course, escaped the Overlooking,
and VIII not suffer materially, provided we
shall experience sufficient clear, dry weather,
before killing frostS occur to mature the
grain. Upon this favorable turn in the
weather everything now depends. Fortu-
nRteiy the crop was so enormously large that
heavy loses may be experienced and yet
leave full supplies for home use and export
but still the prospect to-day is most decided
" gloomy compared with that presented a
few weeks ago. Considerable rain fell last
night and to-day, but there are indications
this evening of the weather clearing of cold
From Chicago we hear OF a cold rain falling
and at this writing there is north wind,
while the barometer has risen twenty de-
grees within three hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
Baltimore L1vestocII sTarI.et.

BALTIMORE, Sept. p.
during the past week, footing mp 800 head
against COS last Thursday. OF the offerings,
$50 head were from Ohio, 4T5 head from West
ern Virginia, and SIS head from Kentucky
over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, 40 head
from southwestern Virginia, 50 head from
Winchester, Virginia, on foot. The market
opened Inactive and unsettled, and closed to-
day with a downward tendency. Upwards OF
100 head OF the Cattle received have been for
Warded to the North for better MARKET, and
with the exception of . head taken by Muir
ply 8 Bathgate, Of Washington, for Govern
ment use, and . head sold 10 Washington
butchers, the balance were disposed OF to Bal
dInOre butchers at the following range Of
prices: Inferior Beeves IS 5Ot96 50 per 100 lbs
gross common do So 1907, GIir do 81 25d7 so,
good do 81 5G9S, and prime do s. 259S 50.
HogS-Receipts have been only mOderate
and the demand good at I59i5JSc, net. @
Sheep-Market fairly supplied and steady,
common to lair Sheep selling at 5a6ISc per
10. gross, and good and extra do at 6JS657I<e
only a few bringing the top price
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
BY Telegraph.
Spirit OF the RtnclE NInrLref-

NEW YORK. Sept. p.
The Posts money article says:
The loan market Is easy, aud on call the
rate Is 59f5 per cent. Commercial paper PASS
es at per cent; endorsed bills at 6G57 per cent
for single names The stock market is dull,
Governments are In fair demand. and rail-
foads rather more firm Erie IS strong in
consequence of the contest Tor the control OF
STOCK for the purpose of voting at the election
next month. At l:i5 the following wers the
quotations: New York Central i0dJ<: E,ie
I0ls: Michigan Central 49,: MichI IAN SOUTH
ern S11S: Ptttsb rgh 81; Northwestern :gJsz;
Toledo lis; Rock Island ltIIS; Fort Waynt
lO5M. Foreign exchange closed more ffTfn
for the steamer bills at co days on IondOn
and 1910 luz for bankers.
The ComInerci rs money article says:
The stock market, though oniy Iuoderately
active, as usual on Saturday, Is generally
stronger. Erie IS still IN demand, and at TN.
board touched ~ an advance OF "a ON latest
BOARD transactions of yesterday. Reading
sold freely, closing y higher. Rock Island
and Fort Wayne were also quite active Gov
ernments are quiet. but shaGe ftmer. SOS
abundance. OF money CONTINUES Call loans
are made mostly at per cent, with excrp-
tons at per cent. There is "a moderate de-
mand for street purposes, but the require
ments for discount ara very limited. The ex-
IRENE abundance Of money obViates to a
certain extent the nse OF mercantile credits
and places business com p5trRtiveiy upon a
cash basis The banks are dtscounting prime
paper at 596 per cent. The bill brokers com
ance with the West dots not call for any Inn
portant movement OF currency in that direc-
ton. Gold continues weak. Foreign ex-
change nominal. . -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The Edinburg
Schotehman says bottle containing
the following dispatch was picked mp
on Saturday last at STAINS Castle,
Ship City OF New York called the
9th of December, with a cargo of cotton,
bound for Canton. Went out of her
course ON January lSth-boats are all
iost-ship going down. (Signed)
GEO. ADAMS, Carpenter"
T. w. Curtis has been appointed Pro-
lessor Of Civil Engineering In the Uni
versity of Georgia. He lis a son of Rob
erl Z. Lee, and was Chief of Staff to JEFF
Davis uring the war.
Tae Times correspondent at Frank
fort Maine, says Gov. Wright,
our Minister at Berlin, and bIr. MUIR
ply, the United States Consul General
at Frankfort, made visit few days
ago to Stuttgart, to see about the con-
scnpdon of some American citizens,
who had been naturalized, and were on
were arrested, and put in the ranks as
soldiers. The Department of State at
Washington had Instructed the Minis
ter at Frankfort to examine into the
case, and demand their release if the
facts were as reported. Their mission
was attended with complete success.
One of the persons had been discharged
Mr.. Murphy, and the other was ordered
to be released im mediateiy, by the Min
lister of War at Wurtembnrg.
Hon. Amos Kendall called at the
%. S. Consul Generals office on Sept.
9TH. He Is in good health, and is max
ing, at his advanced age, a tour of Eu-
rope. -r
ATimes' correspondent says Buenos
Ayres paper, in one of its lafe numbers,
intimated that diplomatic conflict was
Imminent between Mr.. Washburne,
the American ambassador to Paraguay,
and the Argentine government 1t
seems that Mr.. Washburne has again
returned to Buenos Ayres from Carrien-
ito, having been denied permission to
pass into Paraguay. The same paper
says that he insists upon going, threat
ening to force his passage up with the
steam vessels now in those waters. 1t
is very doubtful whether Mr.. Wash
burne has any instructions from the
American Government authorizing
him to commit any overt act ofhostility
against the allies In the Paraguay river.
It is hoped that the difference will be
settled TO the entire satisfaction of the
Governments concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
HIrl,Mnr Rohherr.

3 NEW lYoRK.s Sept. ga Tribune,
Fishkill; n. u special says: About
eight O'Clock last evening man named
David Kelly was set upon by i've DIES
peradoes, near the depot at this place,
who stripped of his clothes and robbed
him of everything he had. This after
noon the rnffians were observed on the
ferry boat, going %. NeWbarg, when
Justice Phillips, with others, attempted
to arrest them. A general fight ehsned,
during which one Of them escaped.
The other four who gave their names
as Henry Webster, Charles McChil,
Frank Wilson and John Campbell
were secured. Justice Phillips imme-
diRtelY Organized court on the Fish
kill dock and after examination, com
nitted the men TO the Duchess county
Jail to await the action of the grand
jury ON q charge of highway robbery,
They 1eft here in charge of officer
Green, all securely handcnfed, in the
Ponghkeepsie train ss,5pssTsss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

NEW York, Sept. ga Chicago
shecial states that the failure of the Pro-
ducers' Bank is serious. It's liabilities
are 1888, S56, and assets only S11O, 1923,
including four notes, of $25, 900 each,
signed by II. Doolittle, G. II. Dooltttle,
L. Doolittle, and E. B. TalIcott. The
exposure of this rotton concern has Gre
ated quite a sensation.
A Charleston special says the Legis-
lature adjourned on Friday night.
Among the measures adopted was an
act securing to the freedmen the right
to make and enforce contracts; sue and
be sued; to give evidence; to inherit,
purchase, lease and sell real estate and
personal property, and enjoy all legal
remedies the same as the whites for
same affairs.
The next term of the State Courts will
be postponed until spring.
Measures have been adopted to sup
ply corn to the destitute, to establish u
penitentiary. and TO authorize loan to
aid in rebuilding the burnt district OF
Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
Canndinn Ne,rs.

ToRoETo, @. W., Sept. 22.-This Even
ing's Daily Telegraph says: A Gov
eminent circular was issued to county
attornies and police magistrates in
structing the seizure of all arms in the
possession of parties they consider dan
gerous to the public peace, and that all
persons known or suspected as having
connection with the Fenians be vigor-
ously prosecuted.
Three Fenians were committed to-day
to jail and list of severed hundred
names, including some well known
residents of the city, is now in the
hands of the police and vigorous in
quiries are being made. A government
detective will now be in the city from
this time forward. Every train and
steamer leaving the city will be closely
watched, suspicious characters search
ed and arrested, and if their business is
not satisfactorily explained, will be
committed to jail under the habeas
corpus act.
a special session of magistrates now
in session at the Mayors office, in
the City Hall, for the purpose of organ
izing a night patrol, have decided upon
swearing $50 men from each ward, we'll
known free-holders and householders.
Under the statute these drill at least
two nights in a week to use arms, and
a certain number patrol their respective
wards every night. The chief police
has petitioned to the police commits
sioners for increase of police force.
The election of u co-ndjutor Bishop
of Church of England, after number
of days balloting, finally resulted in the
election of Arch Deacon. Bethune, of
Coburg.
The Bank of Upper Canada issued
circular to-day, notifying parties in
terested that depositors will be paid in
the notes of the bank and the bank will
receive payment for discounted notes in
the bills of the bank; bills of suspend
ed banks were selling at sixty to eighty
cents on the dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

CINcINNATI, Sept. 22-The steamer
GeneIall Buell., OF the Cincinnati and
Louisville mail line, was boarded NJ
Warsaw night before last by two OF
three hundred men, who fOrcibly seized
G. w. Ferris, United States mail agent,
and took him ashore. Ferris was Pro
vost Marshal ct Warsaw during the
war and was instrumental in the exc
ention OF two guerilIas by orders OF
me a Este and com fnercial saws he
IFassS arrested without warrant, while
the Enquirer afllrms that atrue bill had
been found against him by the grand
jury of Carroll county for murder.
The rain for tllarp present Is over.
weather this q, M, clear and cold. All
the smaller rivers and creeks are sub
siding. The different railroad COM
pRuies are very active repairing dam
ages aud VIII BE- IN mn 81 ationlrl q
few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
BY THE CABLE.
40 3 = q 90 Io
Adviees to the 22d Of September.


oE 4s. FRIDAY evening, Sept. 2l.-
me sing mas issued go decree Of amnes-
" :, JOE SUNDAY = olenaers.
: AlAis' sept zl'-the emperor Is at
D.arIl0]' 49,.
nHksDEN' sept zt.-Peace has been
concluded between Prussia and Saxony.
NlAs'NA' sept, 2l.-Austria has sent a
es.stl ' q G1dfrs TO Berlin who VIII
represent the government until min
ister Is appointed.
AIVERPooL' Sept. A.-The cotton
market has been quite active to-day,
aaHna prices advanced X of a penny per
pound Sales OF 10000 bales of mid
ding upland IS quoted at 1850. Bread
Atu I1s-the market Is unchanged /;
mixed M western m corn e. cd. Beef adj
yanced - and 3D. per cwt.. Pork, ba-
con and cheese each slightly lower.
LONDON sept. 2l.-7No change in the
money market. Consols closed at s91<
for money; Us. 5-2Os Tx; Erie 4s; Hi
nois Central 7s11.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22-Noon.-The
steamship Persia, which sailed from
here at noon for New York, takes out
$4,000 in gold on American account.
Quite number of Fenians were az
rested here to-day. Arms and NUM-
lions OF war, supposed to belong TO the
brootherhood, were also found secreted
in yarious parts OF the city and were
promptly seized.
Is PARIS, Sept. DIT is said that the
Il EEnDre6a Eu0nuin will oh rrfI ., ,..,,i,. b,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
nnna1o lInrket-

BUFFALO. Sept. ~
Flour steady and unchanged. WheatscaFc
and nrm and in go0d milling request; sales
a0o0 bushels on private terms, at about % h
81 10 Corn opened. active and closed ouieI
and easier; sales "a 800 bushels early this a. m.
and % 300 bushels No al 7lc; I5,6O3 bushels
busheis No. I 5at75I<C. l0UlO bushels 50. i al
.6e5 1900 bushels yellow Attic; p. m. sales.
to,s9O 0dAhets No / at zl1zc. Oats sales 500
bushels 1t 81 o.. Rye, new No. chicago held
at s0e Seeds, Timothy S. 90 Pork scarce.
Lard. city 2ie; Wesfetn ne Highwines e j..
canal 4relghts, TO New York, Wtieat1 i6cs corn
l5ci 10 Aina1y, and Troy, wheat l5c, coen
IKE. oats 65ze. Receipts for II hour1s hour
bushe{s: barley 1873 bushels; rye 1855 bushals;
and Tor the week, -four 1888 Dois; WheAt
34g.l58 bushels. corn Iy3i9,I17 bushels; oslfs
SIS busliels. Canal expo Is for a hours,
Wheas 81 OILS bushels eoril 81 0I0 bushels: oats
% 800 bushels: barley E3,Gl1 bushels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-specials from
WaShinREnn nnnfnin tho fnllnr,,inn.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Specials from
Washington contain the following:
All the applications now on file at the
Paymaster Generals office and at the
office of the Second Auditor of the
Treasury. for the additional bounty au-
thorized by the act of July %, 1865, are
60 be returned to applicants, containing
the endorsement: Returned for amend
ment in conformity with the regula-
tons from the War department of Sept.
18th, 1865. Applications of heirs, DC.
for all claims of deceased soldiers and
applications for bounties OF every class
aceruing to colored soldiers alive or
dead, must be made direct to the Sec
ond Auditor of the Treasury and not to
the Paymaster General.
Notional Bank circulation to the
amount of 1858, 40, was issued during
the week by the acting Comptroller OF
Currency. The total circulation OF
National Banks is now $40, %, 4T2.
The securities held by the United States
Treasury to-day, amounting as fol-
lows: For circulation 1892, O65, 500; for
public deposits 80 ,S79, 500; total $3.50, 775,-
$50. The following statement exhibits
the amout of funds in the cash vaults
of the Treasury Department: Legal
tenders 9,sO0, 600; national bank notes,
S220, 500; fractional currency S3S2, 5TS;
gold 1882, $50; silver s256, 1908; cash coin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2s.-The delegation
of Southern loyalists arrived yesterday
last night in Court street market space,
where the delegation was welcomed by
Mr.. a. F. Perry, chairman of the meet
ing. Speeches were made by Colonel
Branscomb of Missouri, Gen. Thomas,
of Gov. BrownlOw's staff, Mr.. Fowler
of Tennessee, and Mr.. Griffin of Geor-
4 Louisville dispatch to the Enouirer
says DR.. Ferris, mail agent on board
the steamer General Buell., arrived
there yesterday and was delivered to
the United States Court on a charge of
murder
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
From Wnsllinrfon.

y WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-By the War
Department general orders No. a, the
headquarters of the department. of Ten
nessee is transferred from Nashville to
Louisville, Kentucky.
James r. Hood, of Tennessee, well
known in the political circles of that
State, was to day commissioned as Sec
retary Of the Territory of Colorado.
As an evidence of the continued inn
pEOvement Of Secretary Seward's health
Il may be stated that he this morning
paid visit to the President.
There Is NO truth in the statement
that the payments OF bounties provided
for by the last Congress has been stop
ped, on the contrary the Secretary OF
War in a letter stated that he Instructed
the Paymaster General to commence
payment at once. The Treasury De
partment Is prepared TO furnish on de-
mand any money that may be required
for the purpose.
The President has appointed Andrew
Il. 6cReynolds United States District
Attorney for the Western District OF
Michigan, and Jacob P. Luse, United
States Marshal for the District of Cali
fornia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

HERBIsBUHagE Pa, Sent. George
=. Miller Was NOMINATED for Congress
by the Republicans of this District to-
day.
RHIEADEEpHIA T n Sept 2S2s-E. o.
hnblieans for Congress In the 1st Dis
WAsHINeIcel, Sept. 22.-Ie 8 under
stood shat the President has decided
that in eepsseHenee Of The pressqE re, Of
obliged 70 decline receiving any CONE
mfttee or delegation, which prineiple
object iHtto press It pro = mines Tor re-
nnoyals and % htrhdhts % omces All
such business must necessarily be re-
ferred to the appr1priate Departments
Of the Gov etnlnant Tor attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
AnOsher BLOT Anticipated I'm Ne"

NEW York, September GA Herald
New Orleans special says, another riot
is imminent tonight. The SD cOlored
regiment is now being mustered out,
and they are very riOtOus, threatening
the lives of their officers, and to tear
down the Pacanicer Police Station. The
Major of the SD to-day informed Chief
of Police Adams of the contemplated
attack, and asked for the closing of all
the grog shops in the neighborhood.
General Sheridan has promised Chief
Adams the assistance of the military to
preserve order, and the utmost good
feeling exists between the military and
civil authorities. Over forty hack
drivers were arrested tonight for being
in league with the Jew clothing dealers
to make the soldiers drunk and drive
them to their clothing stores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

SAN FRANCIsco, Sept, ga Salem.
Oregon, dispatch of last night, saws:
The House passed the constitutional
amendment by vote 25 against %.
The Yam Hill contested election case
was decided in favor of the two sitting
Union members.
The steamer Sierra Nevada, from
Columbia river, brings Ss5, 400 in treas
ure.
The Board Of Harbor Commissioners
have adopted the plan to construct sea
walls for the protection of the
San Francisco harbor at cost of nearly
two and a half millions ofdoIIars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
New Y0rk 1oney Sd s.oek a1arEe,.

NV IoHkt Bept- 2.
Money quite easy ut per cent. Sterling
steady at iU7Gl0T1S.
Gold without material change opening at
l431a, declining to I431<, and closing at 1857.
Government stocks are without dec ded
change; 5-2G, coupons, 1852, Il1S; do, 1881,
l0z; do, 1853, 1855; T-3os. LIST series, 1857; do,
I'd series, 1857; do, 81 series, 1857.
state StOcks-TeunesEee IS, new. T25S
Bonds-Chicago & Northwestern extension
bonds 81.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and heavy,
Stocks heavy; Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE &.
Chicago 1855; Chicago & Rock Island IIl5z:
Chicago & Alton 100; Cleveland q Toledo
1l15E: Chicago q Northwestern 355<: do pre-
Tered us; Illinois Central I2I5<; Michigan
Southern e51S; Michigan Central lis; Reading
New York Central 1O61S; Western Union Tel!
egnph 81. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

Toledo sept z
sl275. Wheat Ies2c better; sales OF new ar 81
90 amber Michigan y g992 "; new ~ red
Wabash = 629<; new No. 4 Illinois spring q
.. Com aettVe, opening &c and closing SIC
better; sales Of so. mixed at 7U9Ifc. eiol1ug
~ 729zc1 No, 2do at 6qc, No. yellow NJ 71e
No. Whine at 75e- Oats I5zc better salts al
569.STe. Rye quiet bat drIn. Lake fTeights
dull and IN changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
Confessions OF the Otero 1Iurderers.

NHw York, Sept. 23.-The Otero muir
derers, Gonzales and PeIlicer, made a
partial confession last night at the Ray
mond street jail, in Brooklyn, in which
tney charge Viele with having planned
the murder and furnished the daggers
and razOrs that were used, and with
having been the principal actor in the
scene which closed the life of Otero.
Their only desire appears to be to live
long enough to see Justice done to Viele
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

81. LOUIS, Sept. 28.-The Radicals in
the 9th District have nominated George
w. Anderson for Representative 10
Congress. The Conservatives of the
I'd District have nominated Judge Bay
for Congress. Geo. Francis Train an
nominees himself as an Independent
candidate INr Congress in Nebraska.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

My York, Sept. 22.-By computa-
ton 10 has been saoWSn that the various
months ending June S0th, 1856, earned
an illegal profit of about $500, 600 by
charging each passenger six instead OF
i've and one-eight cents, as is provided
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

day between Cooley and Butler came
off, The first two heats was won by the
former, and the next two by Butler.
The excitement before the nth heat
was intense and considerable ill-feeling
was displayed by the drivers. Both
horses jockeying delayed the start for
the last heat until after dark, from
which Butler came In without the driV-
err who was found near the half mile
pole with his skull broken. There was
suspicion of foul play and Cooley's
driver Is under arrest. The driver of
Rntler IS named MeKeeYer. He was
still alive this morning, but his recoV-
cry Is doubtful. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
reu OFT. 1890.

NV OELEAHsS sept z.
Cotton. fiTn; sales Ofs50 bales low mIddIinR
AZ Sf9S5c; receipts. 40 bales. New York ex-
change at par. Gold lfl