The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-22
NEWS SUMMARY.
By TELEGRAPH.


that Col. Ryan and Lieut.. T. Cole, left
sunday morning In yacht for Cuba.
Capt. Lawranson OF the brig Jen-
ney, which arrived In New York on
Tuesday night from Port Cabello, re-
ports that q revolution had broken out
| In Maracaibo. Gen. Belaine had de-
clared war against the government, and
the Port of Maracatbo was blockaded.
-On Tuesday afternoon William and
Benjamin Bryant, who are brothers,
living on 3 farm near Covlngton, KY,
got into a quarrel in the field, and
William struck Benjamin five blows on
the head with an axe and fed. The
wounded man, late Tuesday night, was
dying. o.
John Shay. in a quarrel with Dem
mis- Crony, Of Cincinnati, pushed him
down stairs and broke his back. H.
The statement that Secretary Fish
has given authority, to land the French
cable at Duxbury, Mass, is not correct.
The Secretary does not consider he has
the power to give such authority, as it
belongs exclusively n, Congress-. The
Secretary simply exp ssed the opinion
that with the CONCESSIONS which the
cable company propose to make to the
United States, Congress will probably
not make any objections.
The steamship Cuba, from Liver
pool, has arrived ct New York. ,..
|q"-The mutiny at Sing Sing prison has
been efectually quelled. and about 800
of the prisoners who had been placed
In close confinement have been released
and returned to work. The leaders In
tended the revolt to be universal; hay
Ing for It's object general clearing out
OF the prison at no matter what sacri-
fee of llfe.J ds.7s .gHg$ .....
The New Joish Court of Pardon,
at Its recent session.. pardoned forty,
four of whom. are murderers, others
are highwaymen, burglars and other
grades, who were serving out sentences
from to 20 years Imprisonment,
The Tobacco Factory at No. 151s
Fulton street, Brooklyn, belonging to
Valentine Koon, was seized yesterday,
for violation of revenue laws. 125 900
cigars, 1000 pounds of leaf tobacco and
q large quantity of smoking tobacco
was turned over to the custody at Mar~
shal Dalton.
The Rochester s@ngertest closed
Tuesday evening with hsavyloss to the
Menner choir of that city, owing to
the bad weather.
1t has been reported that Frederick
Halpine, now imprisoned in England,
will soon be released. The government
has not received any late advices re.
gardlng his case, but Secretary Fish
has ordered Minister Motley to renew
efforts for his release made by Reverdy
Johnson. lN
2 General Ryan and. Col. Currier of
the Cuban service, are on the Canada
side f.the Niagara, and intend making
Clifton their headquarters for present.
Two men, James Williams and
Samuel Monroe, who were drunk and
asleep ON the track OF the I. @. 81 L.
were run over by yesterday
train between Lafayette and
Indiana. Williams cannot live. Mon
roe will probably recover minus his
left foot, which has been amputated.
"A washington dispatch says the
information at he1Internal Revenue
Bureau, from New York, is of an en-
conragIng character so far as collection
of Income taxi concerned. It appears
that assessors and collectors find the
DuhluoSS vi 1luo ychE III LAI5 AoSpoCh
which they had supposed finished all
most, as active as ever. The number of
gentlemen who made. no return and
now find that they have taxable in
come, and are desirous toEpay. income
tax, is counted by thouSands. .'i ,
The annual Convention Of the
Grand Army of the Republic of the
State of Ohio commenced its session at
sandusky Wednesday morning. The
was large and harmonious.
The Convention will last two days.
Three young men brutally out
ragged GIL of ii near Charleston,
New York, Tuesday, and fed" No.ar-
Eests. 10 tCOH ~ s',F-i y.i ~ 20 -,
IA burglar attempted TO rob q cloth
Ing store at Syracuse. N. Y, Tuesday
night, but the clerk threw a hatchet at
him and drove him OF wounded. -
= Daniel H. Fitzgerald, formerly
cashier OF Syracuse city bank, is under
arrest charged with stealing about
Ss 900 from the bank. He has been
held for examination by police Justice.
afternoonJ during athun-
der storm, man named, Carrie and
two children, residing at Erie Village,
Canada, were struck by lightning and
severely injured. 80