The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-28
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The glass staining factory OF Henry
r. Sharp on East 22d street, was de
stroyed by fire last night. Loss SIS 900,
fully insured.
A meeting of the Women's Typo
graphical Union and the Sewing Ma
chine Operators Union met last even
ing and formed central association OF
working women by consolidating the
two societies, with Miss Susan Anthony
nounced that Anna Dickinson has of.
Tered to lecture for the benefit of the
association, a8laa
A Washington dispatch says; There
Is considerable. comment here on the
fact that Gen, Rosecrans, who was ex-
pected TO leave for Mexico ON the 23d,
inst, did not sail, but is still In New
York. tits now over four months since
he was confirmed, and mora. than q
month since he received his fnstruc-
lions, and still he delays. It looks as
though we were to have q repetition of
the halting action OF his predecessor
(Campbell). General Longstreet, who
was expected to accompany him, and
has been in New York several weeks
for that purpose, returned here to-day
and left for 1Ynchburg tonight. He
expresses his belief that Gen. Rosecrans
would not 60 to Mexico at all.
WIN. Carney was fatally shot last
night by George Tillmani during a dis
pute. The latter was arrested. Both
were negroes.
1t is r1mored that a deficit of sI62, 900
has been discovered in the public ac-
counts of the province of Quebec.
The lossrby the fire at Hunters Point
yesterday was $17,6O0 on warehouse;
insured for SIC, 900. Loss on 4, 500 bar
reIs refined oil and 4, 500 barrels naptha,
S97, zoo; insured for $4,000. The above
belonged to Mr.. Rocketillir. Andrews
q Taylor owned the vessel burned, and
her cargo belonged TO other parties.
The gold sale by the Treasury to-day
was at 81 7I-l00.
Gan. Blair arrived to-day and speaks
at Tammany Hall tonight.
The Republican State Committee
have isaued an address to the people
which says that the Democrats, de.
spairing of success by any other means,
now propose and purpose to make that
great safeguard of the Democratic party
the ballot box, through corruption, as
a means of thWarting the will of the
people and giving them the semblance
OF success by a system OF frauds unpar-
Rlleled in the history of nations. Mr..
Kennedy, they say is to watch and
The register failing to chal-
lenge every man at the polls whose
right to vote Is not well known, Mr.. X.
is not only tochallenge, but convict and
1mpElSOn ali VINO OueE 10 VOLe lIl6Hhllys
VIM. Laimber was nominated last
night for Congress in the Sth district by
the Republicans. This completes the
Congressional nominations throughout
the State.
In the Episcopal Convention to-day
Mr.. Welsh stated that the House of
Bishops would be unable to conclude
their business in time to adjourn on
Wednesday, and therefore suggested
that the Convention continue In session
until Friday. No action taken.
The case of Leonard G. Rlinck
against Charles r. Harding and 75 9TH
er dry goods merchants OF New York,
Is on trial in Brooklyn. The plaintiff
claims $50, 600 damages for false impris.
onment, he having been arrested in
1866 on a charge of conspiracy to de-
fraud in purchasing 100000 worth of
goods ON credit, selling them in Clncin-
natl and elsewhere, and absconding, of
which he was acquitted,
Peekskill has been selected as the
point for the Hudson river suspension
bridge. Use e
Nearly nine hundred persons were
naturalized at Hudson City during the
past two weeks.
The examination of Benz. b. Rosen-
berg, arrested on a charge of having
sold forged and fraudulent naturaliza-
ton papers, was continued to-day.