The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27
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Miscellaneous Matters.
The Petersburg IHder says of Horace
Greeley, in connection with the release
Of JEFF. Davis: TfHe is a kindly old lu-
natic, and II his kites are not so harm
less as those of Miss Trotwood's Mr..
Dick, If the lightning does come down
the string sometimes, he doesn't. really
mean any harm, and must be for
given" stiEs "a
.lul14 ~. -; UE
A Professor Thatcher, of New York,
says there is science enough now-a-
days to foretelli the weather ninety
times out Of a hundred. So he lpropo-
ses the establishment of VedtEeT ex,-
change! 80 4 &,
The Germans of New Orleans. who
are believed to number not less than
sc, 600, have organized Radical Repub-
lican Club and talk of starting Ger
man organ.
The Boston Gasstte says that among
the subscribers to a gymnasium in that
city, are sirty gentlemen who lift eight
A.. taS,, Z, -,
dTed bounds: Two " who iift on one thonss nd
pounds, and one who lifts twelve hum
dred aud thirty pounds.
Asar i1,ustrst;o5 ~ tho oosa ,,;.,,
which large bodies of troops can he
moved by railways, the London Times
mentions that the Southeastern and
T
from the great review, at Dover, be.
tween the 18th and 24th OF April, 535, $50
passengers, besides all its season ticket
holders.
ilH 81 sia
An enterprise is on foot to erect a
staoa Iu.tha NatV Yorl- f,a,,l,t ra1 ~,
81 the FI6wesir5ss Tf & - he f,nisbed IN
the first of ,Julv: and will contain foGE
thousand seats. There viii he = ,iav
and; a night performance, except SUM-
days. An enormous. tent will protect
the spee5aiots lron tne sun curing the
oy; uAy; 4nu , Ins nu1lialtyl ny 1tI Hgnt. fan,
IollinsS du1 nalleIs WIN De performed
on tnis lS,I n3I Stacy anu, sonle popular
artistS I S WIN III sFse ~ l'S!cuf ~ iterles g., !
TtlG8 - T,sII.-- ats s.it@vif
4. n Il, = h
a lille how o1InI,ly fonr and a half vaSrss ,STs
oId wanIars5g F,,oT = homo, bsrsfoo,s,1 @ ,,i
ssnIidi bsTebasded and .3ecs mo IIost IN. II :,
forost ~ +wo q, 1890 :;
u ~, - Ssrt u IL fz.6I;ti,aiI. Il,
tts 90, ~ -.
dog found the little fellow alive In q
cavity under the roots of tree, having
NE.SS -
berries for six days and nights. He
had seen the searching party advance
toward him, and being almost delirfous
from hunger and exhaustion, he imag5
lned they would hurt him, and forpro-
lection he hid himself" under the tree:
1t Is thought that he Will recover
| wo saa,o t,liho.a ,os,,ta,.ol 49,, ~ 4
"eeA W H"Ne e"'eteu uPOn an.
othel period OF marine disasters and
railway accidents. Scarcely a daY
,,o.,,,,, 80, ,,,;,I,o,,4 t.,,;,,r. =
P"9seS ,., ~" "ttnoNI = =. IA'4s "
at other times that these railway acci-
aents; II not moist strictly Perlodio, nave tnelF
cessi6n and Involve great Greater q deStfucttoI m don
OF life than IS usual in. the every day
round. -.
o,r Canadian nsiabbo-s hove rndor- 5,,-.
sy, " y, 'ifTtSI' :. iSSft7i III,
gone Wonoerous cnange on the SUD-
ject Of neutrality since the suppression
of the Rebellion. During the progress
eEh. liys,,, ,,,a,t; :, 4. Il I,
" -.-o 80 10 MY 90 d.
as we HlSneu uoFJustIce demanded. But
our success has changed all that, The
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sVowed @ EN- enemies ofSthe TITiteti States STATE
still residing In. that city, and they
would have been delighted to have re-
Seiyea Ine e1sIeaaeE oi tne Eeneiii9n
S1thorisies l bowsysr t1fi IN So-i1eS ~ StS3 +ts
11ntt I3roS7ir ~ tSssse r1sSrio IT, ~ u
nHfI,1 10 " 30 loJii ~ St11S 10y ~
ni,tai and bis arr;val weS harsIy
nh1oSta,s5 ID it1,. t,-,sstFi AZ ssaoo
sion jonrnais of Monfreal STbis 10 81
exactiy what was 'alltfeipataii 5bnt sTIc.
cess often teaches our Enplish' brethren
what Justice should have en- forced.
Sixzvot111ts lSCiies lately iI1,ifri ittysgav
60, s,,.s : oonve,t ~ c,,osso1 80 ~.
from ' a conVenf ven az 3lossop' near i. Ma9 ll
legged Ill treatment Theyspressnted
themselves about midnight at the Shef.
field police station. after a walk dof
twenty-five miles, and asked to be di.
FestsS Fc. to .iodgingfor the night W, 2,
.s aoLauIatety the news o. thSlr hael
SIe!l, aha tas ponce antnor -
EsSt tba;e ,;aI g = ssa4 mem
on as s0on "
me neeesSaEy ~ ~ tIangements ooQlds be
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Committee has issued an address 10 the
i1anuIe OF the South. settling forth The