The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-28
news ana aossIp OF the nay

| oAole5AAuS ROU4 III bOSIOns
-Shad are plenty in Savannah.
Hot dinners in London TOR min,
cehIs' hisg S5s-ie -.r -fl-.a D..
-Providence, r. l., has no water
Moose is seven cents a pound IL
Chicago cattle shippers lost heavily
Iowa is free nom debt, and 500, o,ooC
Mosquitoes in New Orleans fort
night ago.
-washington City is quite gay this
banks of Boston. r.
1T is proposed toshave geological
| survey of Iow0s ~
stored in Gardiner, Me:
SHOW, ten inches deep at Centre
tville, Texas, on the 30th ult.
-Twenty,five pound pickrrel are
caught at Beaver Lake, Wis.
There are 22,6eS, ,427 acres of unin.
proved land in farms In Texas.
There were 1929 more births thar
deaths New Jersey last year.
o 00E0 ~ DEOSDeGG ,Ot 4
heavyApeach crop in Delaware.
Over S72, 600 worth of malt liquors
were nade'In Detroit lastyear.
John Tobin, the New York million.
aire, was gate keeper at one Of the
ferries.
The Plttsburghers want a plan to
establish cheap restaurant in their
city. -
-Thirty-fve thousand head of Texas
cattle were sold in Chicago last year.
The wife of brewer in Louisville,
was delivered of four sons at one birth.
In 1888 there were but thirty log
houses and $50 inhabitants in Chicago.
Daniel Drew passes the plate
around every Sunday at st. PauTs NJ.
E. Church, New York.
The Camden and Amboy monopo-
ly expires this year by its own limita-
-Of 1000 families recentIy visited in
Holyoke, Mass, near 500 had no Bible.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany carried 26, 800 through passengers
last year.
Six thousand one hundred and
twenty-seven marriages in New Jersey
last year.
"A young girl in Maine has sold the
WAlE6GxdlL
long as she lives.
General Meade is said TO be won.
derfully like General Grant in the way
of reticence. --=-7-7=---7-
Boys of the Springfield IN. "
Academy are not permitted to 20 home
with the girls.
1t is suggested that Mr.. Dickens
give one reading for the benefit of the
poor in Boston.
The young ladies of Fenton, Michi-
gan, gave the young men leap year
sleigh ride last week.
-Thir-ytfive years ago, the lot on
which the Sherman House, Chicago
now stand, was sold for $3.50.
The four principal gas companies
in New York distribute 2,6O2, l7O, ,OOC
cubic feet of gas per annum.
The corn crop of 1867 is estimated
at 10, ,82O, 600 bushels, and the cotton
crop at at 2, ,S40, 600 bales.
When the Pacific Railroad is COM
pleted, we shall get our supplies OF
early fruit from California and Oregon.
Over six hundred tickets were sold
for the charity ball in Chicago. The
$4,000.
Judge Sharkey threatens that if
Mississippi adopts the Constitution, a
full negro delegation will be sent to
Congress.
Fifty tons of trout have been taken
from Moosehead Lake, Me-, this win
ter, for the New York and Boston mar
kets.
-Ahorsein Binghampton was driven
twenty-four miles In one hour and for
ty minutes-ayerage q mile in five
Professional tramps, who lodge at
the Springfield, Mass, station house,
are required to saw wood for two hours
next morning.
Three hundred and twenty.eight
thousand and ninety dead of the Union
armies now lie buried within the ma.
tional cemeteries.
The last sensation in Chicago is a
"seducer and gentlemanly thief" who
victimizes a widow, ruins young
! lady, swindles hotel, steals wager
stakes, and elopes with girl whom he
persuades to rob her father.