The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-14
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Another meeting of boilers was held
in Pittsburgh, Saturday evening. The
attendance was large and enthusiastic.
The meeting was orderly. and great
interest was manifested In the proceed
ings. Resolutions were adopted eX-
pressing sympathy with the boilers of
the Wheeling forges, and upholding
them in their strike. Committees were
appointed to wait on the proprietors of
certain Pittsburgh rolling mills, and
notify them that the practice of ship
ping muck iron to Wheeling must be
stopped at once. Adjourned to meet at
call.
The President is after Mr.. Forney,
the Secretary of the Senate and editor
of the Press and Chronicle. His coun-
sell will probably call the attention of
the court, this week to the fact that an
official of the court, Its Secretary, pub
fishes daily from two TO five columns
in favor of the conviction of the Presl-
dent. They will insist that no judicial
clerk to urge the conviction of n pris-
oner on trial.
The sixth celebration OF emancipa-
ton, in the District of Columbia, takes
place on Thursday next. Senators
Yates and Wilson are named as the
orators on the occasion.
Mr.. E. Bean, OF Fairmont. COM
plains in published card, that the
people there steal his patterns for bed
steads, bureaus, chairs, &c.
The case of John N, Boyd as. Thos.
j. Stone, for slander, was settled at the
last term of the Circuit Court OF Marion
county, by the defendant Withdrawing
the plea OF not guilty, and confessing
iudpment in favor of plaintiff for 800
and costs. H4G -
The Louisville papers say that on
Thursday Hon. James Guthrie was
again attacked by paralysis, and his
friends entertain serious apprehensions
as to the result. sT-,
The experiments which have been
made in st. Louis during the past few
months in reducing Iron Mountain ore
to pig metal, with what is known as
Big Muddy coal, reached a most sue
cessful result Friday night, at the fur
mace just completed at Carondelet, six
miles below that city. The final trial
was made in presence of number oil
experts, capitalists and iron men, all ol
whom were highly pleased, and say the
iron produced is of the first quality.
The Big Muddy coal contains less sui
phur than any other known, and metal
can be made with it for less than
twenty dollars per ton.
Rev. Stephen 81. Tying, jr., denies
the statement that he has again viola
ted the canons of his church. He says
he has no intention of Fdtsobey1ng, and
has not disobeyed the church laws
since his late trial, and has not re-
ceived any notification OF srralgnment
for such alleged offense. he has never
formed any plan to DEFY the authority
| of the church; will never attend another
trial. and, finally, he will continue to
preach from his pulpit until elected
therefrom by the police.
Near Columbia, Maury county,
Tenn, a few nights since, q negro
named Henry Fitzpatrick was hung by
a BODY of men in disguise. he hao
been accused of setting fire to parn
and stable, in the latter of which ter
hnTsss nerished. Before being hung
| Fitzpatrick confessed that he was
guilty of the incendiarism charged
against him.
-Pollard's Southern Opinion orna'
Iments the head column of Its first pag'
with the cabalIstic letters x. x. *, In
sertine between the KS couple o
skulls and cross bones. Under thi'
piratical heading It deyotes severa
columns to the work of the new rebe
organization.
The Committee on Ways ant
Means, during the present recess OF Tn!
House, are pertecting tne me- nhanctAi .I,aq saH ant
aesi se hnndred financial bills, resolu
lions ana memorials have been reierrst So
tn them since the COMMENCEMENT OF Ln
sassion. The new administrative sec
tions OF the general amendatory ~ ~
Hi will be reported as soon as IN
Hnuse assemblies for: legislative work.
i -nnring the past week so emigrant
arrived at Columbus, o. OF this mum nun
hsrI INT 81 remain in Ohio. The other
J intsnfs i locating as follows: In Nilsson
/ n. IL: Illinois, ITO; Indiana. q; Ken
tucky, As; Tennessee, IS; Wisconsin
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