davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
lkY TELEGRAPH.
AttOnpt TO Rlow mp the IAlI at Hud.
son, New York.


NEW York, Nov. %.
Five notorious New York burglars
and thieves, all under heavy sentences,
together with one murderer OF Jersey
City, who were In Hudson county jail
awaiting transportation 10 day TO Tren-
ton State prison, concocted q plan oil
escape by blowing up with gunpowder
the wall OF the jail. They were aided
by o gang OF New York thieves and
roughs, who awaited outside tho walls
this morning the culmInatiOu of the
plan. Carriages were held In waiting
ut three different places TO convey the
prisoners away upon the successful
carrying out OF the plan, which also
included the releaAe OF all the prisoners
In the jail. The jAilor. however, bs-
came Suspicious last night that some-
thing wrong was going on and called
In the sheriff. EArly this morning,
while the prisoners were In the yard,
at O O'Clock, there was n heavy explo(
aIon which shook the walls severely,
but did not throw them down nor make
any aperture In them, the only damage
being the demolition Of the window In
the wash room and o portion ora ohim.
ney In which the Bcoundrels had placed
the powder. The prisoners were un-
able TO profit by the explosion and have
oil been safely taken TO the State prla'
on. The roughs outside the jail return.
ed to New York city, dlSgusted with
fRlluhO. .r. .rg.NI |..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
PrOpOsltiOn for q Convention Of
RteamboAtm
sr. LOUIS, Nov. q.

6T' huu1Si NOV ~.
Captain +. W. Gould, a highly Intel
llgent and prominent sleamboat cap
tain and owner, publishes letter 10
steanbOat owners, auggeeLing con-
venllon be held at 81. Louis the hrSt
Wednesday In January, delegates 10 be
present representing all interested In
steamboat stock In the West, for the
purpose Of securing such Congression-
al legislation as will secure The separa-
Llon or the laws regulating the navlga>
ton Of seas, lakes, &C., from those
governing the Western and Southern
rivers TO secure greater safety 10 lives
and property, and 10 remove such un.
necessary burdens as now depresS com.
merce on our rivers. Oapt. Gould cites
the disasters 10 the SlonewRlI, America
and United States az evidence Of the
necessity OF q modification Of present
laws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. q.
MoNEY-There was no perceptible
improvement In demands Tor money
this afternoon from brokers, but the
demands were readily met at 6A7 per
cent.
1t was to-day made public that the
Treasury last week received q consId-
cradle amount OF stolen registered
bonds. The name in the bonds was
skillfully changed. These bonds were
returned 10 the dealers who sold them
to the Government and who gave other
bonds In their place. The bonds were
traced through several TO stock bro
ker, who sold them for comparative
stranger.
All the creditors OF Lockwood q Go.
have accepted the proposal OF settle.
ment on the basis Of 80 per cent Install
ments and the firm Is likely TO resume
In a few days.
STERLINd-Quiet al 109a1O0N.
GoLD-Dull and heavy; opened 1t
l26h; closed at l2Gl<a1269S; clearance
OF the Gold Exchange Bank, SG,3S9O 900;
In the Gold room seven or eight mill
ions Of gold were sold, and the rule on
account OF the unsettled contracts Of
September 24th. The principal sales
were on account OF Belden u Co.;
Spea Llvermore q Go. Carrying rates
5a7 per cent. Experts sent on from
Washington began to-day, 10 count
gold In the banks Of the sublreasury;
1t IL estimated the counting will occu-
py Two weeks.
GOVERNMENTS-Steal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
New YORK Produce slarGel.

NAN AohhI NuN' Ss'
COTToN-lIeaVy and fully 20 lower;
sales 2 500 bales at 25kc for Inlddllng
uplandR.
FLouR-Closed dull and 5AlOc lower,
GRAIN-Wheat-LIeayy and 10 lower
for winter; and quiet and steady for
spring. Rye-NominRl. OAts-Steady
with q fair demand, partly speculative
at 64<a65c for western. COrn-Qulet
and hrm at 81 DIAL 10 for unsou1d, art
81 llal l2 for sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork Very hrm al
SS3 90 for old mess; S32 90 for new mess
aud $50 76a3l 90 for future delivery
Beef-Qulet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Nominal. BacOn-FIrm with fall
demand.
LARD-Firm at 1880 Tor fair to prime
steam;
Euus-FAir demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
Heavy Bank Robbery in BOSTON.
Half q MIIIIOn stolen.

AAsNsA - nNSAuAt
BoSToN, Nov. %.
The Boylston National Bank, corner
Of Washington and BoylSton streets,
was entered between Saturday and
this morning, and u clean sweep made
ofthe valuables on deposit In the outer
vault, most OF which belonged 10 prl>
vate individuals. These Valuables were
largely In U. 3. bonds, and were con.
Iained In 26s or 30s, ten trunks belong-
Ing TO 40 many different individuals,
II 10 not possible at the present time to
give the pieces and sum Of money TAX
en-, ~ the bank officers do not know
ust what amounts the deposltors indi.
vldually had on hand, but It Is believed
by the Cash Ter, that some S400. 600 to
$500. 900 have been stolen.
On the 2OIh OF October q man giving
bis name as W. A. Judson, hired q
room adjoining the bank As n dealer In
California Wine Bitters, putting . large
stock In bottles thus labelled, and con.
strucling a closet next 10 the safe wall
which was OF brick two feet thick. At
this point the masonry was found drill.
ed through and the debris removed.
Tie iron casing 10 the safe was then
bored, probably during Saturday night
and Sunday morning by the operator
TO reach the property In the outer
apartment OF the safe. The property
stolen as previously stated was In some
thirty tin boxes ranged upon shelves
and deposited In the bank by indlvi-
dnAls for safe keeping. No funds OF
the bank were stolen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
Important DeeIaion by Ihe supreme
GOurG OF MISsouri Respecting
Church Property.

I ...t,--- rfr .-,,. st. LOUIS, Nov. u.
In the Supreme Court OF Missouri
this morning It was decided In the case
OF the State against Farris, involving
directly the right OF certain parties to
be directors OF Underwood College at
st. Charles, but which turned upon the
question OF the validity OF the famous
ipSo JdetO order OF the Guerley paper,
adopted by the Old School Presbyterian
General Assembly at st. Louis In 1866.
The Court unanimously held that the
action OF the General Assembly being
the highest Church, the Court 10 con<
elusive on civil Courts In Rll eccleaiaa>
tlcal matters and expressly sustained
the acllon Of the Assembly OF 1855 and
1867, diSsolving several Synods and
Presbyterlss RdherinE 10 ths RO called
declaration and testimony party aa
being with the constitutional Church
powers OF the Assembly. The effect OF
the deciSlOn in this State Is 10 surrender
10 the Rdherent General Assembly as
against the declaration Of the testamen.
tary party the control OF all, property
held upon condition OF connection with
the Old School Presbyterian Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

CHICAGO, Nov. q.
FLouR-Quist; spring extras IS O2I1a
6 SIX.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qu uist and Glrm; sales
No. at 02c; No. 2 at SO1fa9lc; closing
steady ut Ole for No. 2; this afternoon
the market was unsettled but easier at
0lAa92c seller December; Ole seller Mo-
vember for No. 2. Corn-Dull and low .
or; sales No. 2 at S27<aS4Jfc cash; this
afternoon No. 2 was dull ut SlIfAS21fc.
Oats-Dull; sales No. 2 at 43I1a44 10.
Rye-Qulet and tirmer Ut 81 for No. 2.
DRESSED HoGs-ln fair demand and
steady at $ll 6Oall rs, dividing on 200
pounds.
CATTLE-Steady and flrmsr at 3A7c
Tor common 10 good cows and extra
Steers,
HoGs-Flrmer and higher at 80 Goa
0 80 for iRtr TO medium; 50 0JAlO 26 for
good 10 choice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
Tho New. Orleans sugar BOIEnreS.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov, 81.

An unsuccessful attempt has been
made TO bond Sl30,OOO OF the million
dollars worth OF sugar seized here for
the alleged violation OF the revenue
law. Claimants Of the sugar say that
the cases cannot be disposed Of under
i've years, as they Intend TO exhaust
every legal remedy.
An exsdeputy collector from the ln-
terror OF Texas, named Boone, has
been arrested here charged with
detrauding the Government 10 the
amount Of $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
THE WEsr INDIES.
A Triangular PeSIIIonco-The COolIe
Trade.
NEW YoRK. Nov. q.

A Triangular PeHIIlence-The COOllN
Trade.
NEW YORK, Nov. q.
West India adVices by mail say the
cholera, yellow fever and small pox are
raging tearfully at Santiago de Cuba,
three hundred deaths having occurred
from cholera alone with q period OF
three days. II was found impossible 10
give the dead proper Repulture, the
bodies being covered with only few
inches Of earth. AS Conseq the
stencil from the cemetery has almost
become pestllence.
The Cubans In the interior profess to
be confident Of success, and are giving
the Spanish troops much trouble.
A cargo OF tour hundred aud sixty
Coolies, sent out by an agent from Cal.
cutts, arrived at Demarara. The scheme
meets with no favor, and will prove a
great loss. The Governors OF Bermu-
da, Barbados and Jamaica proposed 10
sei d convlcIs from those islands 10 De-
mArArA TO serve out their sentences
DemararR 70 receive the benefit OF their
labor. But the Governor declined TO
have the colony converted into penal
settlement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
THE SPANISH aUNBoATs.
Burning Of u Propeller on Lake
Michigan.
90 CHICAGO. Nov. y

..| ShlOAduI NONs Lee
The burning OF the propeller Belle,
OF Milwaukee, near Port Washington,
Saturday night, has been dispatched
with no Information az TO the fate Of
the crew. Yesterday the brig q. j.
Hutchinson Farrived Ut this port, hav-
ing on board the survivors OF the dis
asLer, viz Capt. q. N. Mayors; FlrBt
mate, OF Milwankee; second engineer, ,
Geo. Wall, Of Milwaukee; second enRI.
neer, Rioken Tuthin, OF Milwaukee;
and Geo. Dnsold, q passener, OF Mani
towac. Patrick Barnes, the Captain OF
the Belle, and Charles. MInpas Wheel.
sun were drowned. There were only
six persona on board when the FIRE was
discovered, and It was apparently be-
yond the control Of the crew. They
lowered the yawl, but the Efforts OF the
men 10 get Into It half filled Ii with
water. In attempting 10 get pail
from the propeller 10 ball the yaWi, Il
capslEed and all were thrown Into the
water, The captain and wheelmRn
were not seen afterWarda. The balance
Of the crew after being several times
capsized, and suffering ieariully, were
hnally picked up by the @. J. Hutchln.
son and brought TO this port.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
Contributions for Cuba-Ths Jnnta 10
Funds Again.
NRw YoRK, Nov. 22.


President CeSpedes has forwarded 10
the Cuban Junta casket Of jewels val.
ued at $25. 100 In gold. which he desires
10 have sold for the benefit OF the pa.
triOt army. Among the articles OF The
greatest value Ia u cluster pin contain.
ing about twenty diamonds, for which
he paid 5000 In gold. Several dia.
mond and pearl rings OF rare design
and workmanship, and number Of
watches, chains and unset stones are
among the collection. Dona Cespedes
contributes four bracelets, one OF which,
worth 10000. is most beautiful work
OF the jewelers. art. Several patriotic
ladies Of Cuba have contributed val
liable ornaments, and even the soldiers
In the field have offered their watches,
seals and finger rings to be converted
into cash In aid Of the cause. The
money value Of these patriotic offerings
Is little short Of $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
Railway Accident In Tennessee.
MEMPHIS. Nov. %

The train from New Orleans 10 Louis,
Vile, Friday morning, ran OF the track
near Bolivar, The ladles' car turned
over down an embankment, smashing,
and injurinR q number OF persons. d,
Il. Mowning and Mrs. Claudio Aueers-
dofer, Of st. Louis, were severely in.
tured, the former being badly bruised
and Injured Internally; the latter had
two ribs broken, and was otherwise
painfully hurt. A little daughter OF L.
Kendell, OF Chicago, was severely hurt.
Several others, unknown, who were
wounded, were taken to the house OF a
planter and cared for. The accident
was caused by the rails spreading.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
AEw YORK CITY.
A NouGherner In Trouble.

p.. NEW York, Nov. %.
Andrew Moran, Of South Carolina,
said TO be u wealthy Southerner, has
been arrested and imprisoned, on charge
OF applying 10 Mrs. Doctor Lasier, to
produce an abortion upon Miss Full.
Ter. Moran was stopping ut the st.
Dennis Hotel, with his wilS and family.
Mrs. Lasier, is President OF the Work
Ing Women's Society, and - said 10
have refused II large brlbe TO withdraw
the prosecution.
Tho India rubber factory OF joy Il
Dix, on Soaring street, near Warren,
took fire this morning. Damage about
1000 on the building aud stock.
Partially insured.
FIRE IN wAsHINuroN MARKET.
A portion oi the Washington market
was burned this morning. l. ,ss some
seven thousand dollars, which IL shared
by eleven different fruit dealers.
BURGLARIEs.
Three burRlRries were committed at
IrinHlOn and two at Connecticut. Al
Ferns township, New Jersey, IN the
last fortnight there has been 20 buTgla.
ries.
HOMICIDE.
Richard Collins refused 10 pay his
fare on q horse car at Green Point yea
terday, and was put Off the car. He re-
sisted the conductor, when the latter
shot Collins, who will die. The con.
duCtor was arrested.
PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF THE
PRE- DEPARTMENT.
The Evening Post says that II ls
asserted upon authority OF the Demo-
cratic leaders In this city, that the
Metropolitan Fire Department is 10 be
reorganized by the next legislature.
Among other features. Il Ia said that
each company will be allowed rs men,
instead Of II IN Rt present, and the
number Of OmpAnies IN TO be increased
10 so. While this will be An increase OF
men over 700, the expenses, II is claim.
ed, will be nearly 81. 900 less than the
present department.
ERIE vs. VANDERBILT.
The case OF the Erie Railway COM
pany agaist Cornelius Vanderbilt, WAS
before Judge Barnard this morning.
Mr.. Field briefly stated the facts OF the
case, which have been already pu bllAh.
ed, when an adjournment was had un>
I'll Monday next.
THE SPANISH aUNBoATs.
The Spanish man OF war, PIzArrO,
which arrived Saturday, II is surnIsed,
has brought sufficient sailors to man
the gunboats lying at Dtlatnalers. Fii-
teen OF the boats can be got ready for
service In ten days. while the other
fifteen Il Is expected will be ready in
ak weeks. The i"rre ui armed men
guarding the Heel IS nlIlI kept up.
New counterfeit fD nOles oi the
Tradesmen's National bank have been
discovered. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
CAUTION.

Aoonands D German Remedies are counter.
talIHIl. Hee that the signature orc. n. JACK:
NON 10 on tho wrapper OF each bottle, AL
0Lhan RrO counterfeit
Principal Once and Mandatory al the
Herman Medicine Store, No. 6u ARdH street,
CHARLEs N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly U, II. JACKSON \ 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
BALTIMORE, Nov. %

FLoUR-Nomlnal.
GRAIN-Wheat-Very dull; red a.
81 S5al 3G, Corn-Flrm; new while nj
9OA05C; old at 81 05. OAts-Dull at Goa
$50. Rye-Dull at 9OA95c.
PROVISIONS tirmer and
slightly dull at $50 26aS3 90. Bacon
Firm; rib sides at lSAal9c; shoulders at
l6xal5Ac. Hams-New at 2lc. lard
Firm at lShal9c.
WHlsKY-Bstter feeling at 81 O7XA
ng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
RAIIrOAd Convention AZ saginaw.

OALhuALt NuNs Ga1
Much interest 10 manlfasted In the
railroad Convention, which meets at
East Saginaw, tomorrow, the 2Sd. A
large attendance 10 anticipated and
ample preparations are made for the
accommodation oIdelegates. The Con.
Ventlon is called to secure railroad to
meet the Northern Pacific. at the head
OF Lake Superior via Straits OF Macki-
nav,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
The Financial PrOblem-Vioun OF the
New York Press.

INV IUHhl NUVI sss
The Tribune says n Congress does
not zee dc 10 resume specie payments
Il hopes tho Supreme Court will. The
Times thinks the hnanclal question
can be solved by the adoption Uf q free
banking system with q national clrcu-
lallon enlarged TO four hundred mill
lion uollAra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
ITALY.
The mIulSterlAl DInleulties.

FLORENCE, Nov. 2l.
King Victor Emanuel has resolved 10
consult with Deputy LauZsa before 40.
Ceptlng the resignaIion OF the ministry
rendered In consequence OF the election
OF the Deputy to the Presidency OF the
Lower Chamber. Siguor LauZsa pro-
Ceeded 10 Roussini this afternoon In
obedience 70 the royal command. Gen.
MenAbra, President Of the Cabinet, also
went TO RossOue to-day and returned
this evening, where Cabinet Council
was held.
The House OF Deputies have compile
ted the constitution OF the Bureau. All
the members appointed TO the Bureau
belong 10 the opposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
PRIuEH. .

hOnnandH German BittOrS, per bottle 81 10
hAlIdOEan 5W
IIO0nRnds 9ormAn Tonic, put up In quart
1oltleS, q 90 per boItlO Or a halt loEeh for
U@,
telO You bay, In order 70 got the genuine,
For sale by Druggists AMI DealON Ia Mod.
cline everywhere. iyl2N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

JIutice Of hs StprenH Court Qf Psl'lsyI.G''ia
PHILADELPHIA, June ], 1883,
"I have found by experience that Hoof.
IAhuH German Hltte1 IA very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptio Rymptoml almost dl.
TsctIy. GEORGE ahARsWoOD."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

STocKs-The market was dull and
steady until o'clock, when II became
strong and active on Lake Shore and
Northwestern. The directors OF the
last named held a special meeting to-
day, but adjourned without taking any
action In regard 10 dividends. Al one
time It was reported that the dividend
on common alock would be 6 per cent,
and would be declared to-day. Pacific
Mall is weak and sold Rs low as 5lss.
The general market at the close was
strong aud higher In western shares,
with improved business; the chile /
feature WAS Lake Shore, Northwestern
and Rock Island. New York roads are
steady but generally dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
WAsHGHGTON.
Presentation or the New Hayden
HInIBteF.

WASH1NdToN, NOV. z.
The new Haytien Minister was for,
mally presented to-day, by Secretary
Fish. BE was In foil diplomatic uni.
form. The usual friendly salutations
were exchanged. The president In hil
remarks alluded to, as one OF the re,
snlts OF the late great civil strife, the
right Of the colored people to employ,
ment abroad ~ we'll 10 at home. In the
public services,-a right which has
been acknowledged by the appoint
ment Of one OF q formerly prescribed
race to represent the United States Iu
Hayti. He congratulated himself on
having occasion TO render homage TO q
change In public sentiment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
RHILANA 7ION,

HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTRRs u
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR.
II s u compound OF Fluid ExtrRcta, The
Roots, HerbI, and BarkA from which these
extracts are made, Are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues arc extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts arc then forwarded 10 this country
" he used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bitten. There Ia no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used in compromising the Bit
teB, hence Il fFee from all the objections In
cident to the uSo Of liquor preparation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
DeIaware BarbarIpIn.

NEW CASTLE, Nov. %.
Five men, named Edward Smith,
Andrew Chambers, George Jackson,
James Jordan and Joseph DormH, were
publicly aogged In the Jail yard at this
place, yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

SOMEBODY has copied from the re-
cords Of the first school district in the
town of franklin. Ct, the following
votes passed at the meetings held In
1888: u..
"Voted, That the Say brook platform,
Westminster catechlsm and spiritual
songs shall not be taught 10 school and
chanted 30 loud that they may be heard
10 Pleasure Hill.
Voted. To hire man to instruct the
school for four months, at IS per month,
finding his own board, to keep 81 Z d lays
In q week, and twenty-slx days for a
month, and that no partlallty be used
on the part OF the master.
V0ted, That \ summer school be kent
by qualified woman, and to pay her
Bixty-seVen cents per week, aud that
she keep three weeks on trial, and upon
the petition Of three, having sufficient
cause, applying to the district commit
Tee man, he 10 obliged TO warn meet.
Ing on the occasion"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

Tho DnEe OF Genoa and .hs.CroWB.
madrid, Nov. q.
The ministerial journal, the InpGr.
cidL, rGltRratsS Its belief that the Italian
Government will accept the Spanish
throne for the Duke Of Genoa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
NEW nAMPSAIKE.
Meeting OF state Temperance Com,
mIttee.

The Stale Temperance Committee
held meeting to-day. The returns
OF the vote on the constabulary act
was examined and the result is not
dIsOouraRlnR. The proposition 10 run
An independent ticket at the coming
Slate election, was considered aud &C.
ton on II postponed TO q subsea usnt
meeting. The meeting thenladJonrned
10 December sth,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
New York Dry GOOdu IIarket.

"" AONhI awe AAAi
Market quiet, but prices generally
steady. The only change OF import.
ance 10 the reduction In Lawrence II
e brow n cottons from II TO 1910 and
Browns AAA tlCkings from TX TO
1870,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
Tho FenianS and abe WinnepeE Un.
pleASRntneSs.
A Proposition 10 TAkc n Hand with
the Half Breeds.
Nuuy vooty Nov 90

NEW YORK, Nov. %.
Al meeting Of the FenIan leaders
yesterday, at the headquarters, q pro-
position 10 aid the WinnspeH insur.
surgenlB was discussed with much ami.
nation. One member declared that
as the insurrection was against the Ca
madam confederation and not against
Great Britain, interference on the part
Of the declared enemies Of the northern
country would probably be unweI>
come TO the Red river half breeds. An.
other urged that the coldness OF the
winter In the Hudson Bay region would
prevent for some months at least, ex.
tended military operations. Another
speaker created an unpleasant impress.
sion by drawing contrast between the
conduct OF the oppressed Irish and that
OF the oppressed hall breeds, uniavorA.
ble 10 the former. After u brief bat
lively discussion, the further considera-
ton OF the subject was deferred I'LL a
future occasion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

C1NolNNATI, Nov. %.
River risen inches with I feet
inches In the channel. Weather cloudy
with some aleet this morning. Their
mometer SS'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

'NUBBs' Baya the New York papers
tell us money ID very close but he
thinks there must be some miAtAke
about lt, aa he has seldom known q
time when Il was 30 far of.