The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-26
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY ZELEGRAPR.

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"A are at La Crosse. Wis, Tuesday
morning, burned all the bnildines ON
Main street between Second aud Third.
Total loss, $3.50, 600. H.. -,
"A dispatch to the New York World
says the town of Waikiki, N. Y, elect.
ed Democratic supervisor and town
clerk aud probably the rest OF the Dem.
ocratic ticket. The town went Repub.
lican last year by 28s majority. This
Is the hrst Democratic supervisor elect
ed there in thirteen years. y
Sergeant Fairfield, of the Royal ar
tillery, committed suicide at Montreal,
Canada. Tuesday. The Post office au-
thoritles ofthe same place have inter-
copied a large number of copies lof q
New York weekly journal on charge of
obscenity. g
The rumor was again afloat in
Washington, yesterday, that the PresI-
dent intends to resign before the con.
clusion of his trial.
AT cabinet meeting, yesterday,
Mr.. Johnson submitted several impor-
tant subjects for consideration, among
others the veto of the bill taking from
the Supreme Court jurisdlction in hu.
beGs corpus cases. which appears in full
in our telegraphic report.
1t was reported in Washington yes.
terday that Mr.. Seward had promised
the st. Petersburg mission to General
Banks, chairman of the House Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations.
The large storage aud commission
sion warehouse Of n. L. Messenger &
Co., OF Warsaw, Illinois, was burned
Tuesday night. The Are originated in
the engine room. Nothing saved. Loss
$4,000. Small insurance.
g. Fada, Prnssian Consul, and an
old resident Of Cincinnati, died in thar
city Tuesday night. "
The fixtures of the 81. Lawrence
restaurant. at Cincinnati, were sold at
public auction Tuesday.
The Coroner's jury, In the case of
A. n. Bennett, who committed suicide
at Cincinnati, returned a verdict Of adI-
eide by shooting with pistol, caused
by disappointment In business affairs.
River at Cincinnati yesterday had
fallen q inches, and was 50 feet 4 inches
in the channel. Weather cloudy with
intervals of rain. -
Young, the Norway Savings Bank
robber, on trial at Paris, Me-, was SEN
fenced yesterday morning to nine years
in the State prison.
The steamer Colorado from Liver
pool arrived yesterday at New York.
The ScItuate National Bank of
Providence. r. l., was robbed Tuesday
night of $3.50. 900 bills and bonds. The
Cashier was taken from bed in another
house by four men who carried him to
the bank and compelled him to open
the vaults. The robbers escaped. The
capital of the bank is $3.50, 900.
About fifty Germans Of both sexes
from Bremen passed through Wash
ington Tuesday for Virginia. They
reached Baltimore Monday morning,
by the steamship Baltimore, the first
arrival of the new Bremen line, and
are said to be the pioneers of over ten
thousand such immigrants to be
OGOuBA6 " oa4l1LuOES curing LQlH year
and thence sent to new homes In the
South.
The New Jersey House of Repre-.
sentatives has passed over Governor
Wards veto the bill to withdraw the
consent OF that State to the ratification
Of the XIYth Article of the Constitu.
ton of the United States.
"A large number of delegates to the
National Republican Convention, to be
held at Chicago, May 10th, have already
secured accommodations at the. differ.
ent hotels. The headquarters of the
New York, Pennsylvania, Massachu-
sets, Connecticut. Arkansas and Wis.
consin delegations will be at the Shsr-
man House; that of the Illinois, Indi.
ana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, New Jer.
sey, Ohio. Michigan, Minnesota, ,dslega.
tions, and of the National Eexecutive
Committee, will be at the fremont
House. The Convention promises tc
call forth the largest gathering ever as.
Bembled in Chicago.