The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07
,.7.A "A Denver dispatch says that Gen.


road, left there yesterday, after havlnp
completed arrangements for lhe exten
sion OF that road 10 Denver. The mosl
Intelligent miners assert that St. LoulI
will become the chief point for smell.
ting the silver ores Of Colorado, and
that 1000 tons OF ore will be shipped
to this city daily, when the railroad ID
finished, ut q saving Of thirty dollart
per ton on the present mode Of trans
portatlon. Parties are already prepar'
Ing to erect smelling works ior the
treatment OF these ores. The receipts
at the Land office In Denver for July
were S5S0,0S. ,
The excitement at Albany 10 re-
gard to the Susquehanna Railroad, II
Intense. A complaint was made Wed.
nesday, against Messrs. Leonard, Her,
rick, North and Wilbur, Directors, and
Mr.. Philips, Treasurer, charging them
with consptring 10 place the road In the
control OF Jay Gould and his friends
now managing the Erie Railway, and
thus defraud the Company out OF Ia
property. It denies all charges against
President Ramsey. Judge Clate Issued
an order eDjolnlng the above pArtles
from acting as directors, vice president
and treasurer. This reduced the board
10 less than quorum, and though they
met, they were Obliged 10 adjourn sine
die.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
and other leading roads have generally J
extended the privilege OF free tickets 10
the officers OF Unlon and Confederate
armies, who have received Invitations
to attend the Reunion on the battle
heloo of Gettysburg during the week
commencing on the 2Sd inst, and II 10
expected some other roads Will do the
same thing. The invited officers who
Intend 10 be present are requested to
report at once TO the Secretary, D. Nc
Conaughy, at Gettysburg. stating the
roads over which they Will pass. The
artist, Rothermel, who Is painting a
picture OF the battle, and Col. Batchel-
der, the historian will be present. 1t
10 expected a large representation OF
the press will attend.
"A report has been received at An.
Rusta, Georgia, that Charles aud ], D,
CFeswell, who left that city on WedneS.
day, went TO EdRetield, South Carolina,
and fought duel near there on Thurs.
day morning. They fought with pistols.
The former was Instantly killed and
the latter seriously II not mortally
wounded. The affair was entirely Of
private nature and IL alleged 70 have
grown out OF family matters. A later
dispatch says: 1t seems ]. D, CFesWell
was not killed In a duel, as reported.
BE was charged with the seduction OF a
luHo In GnnNh
while on his way home, accompanied
BY bis brother Charles, was met by
friends Of the lady and shot. The par.
Ties who did the shooting are not posi-
lively known.
Among the documents presented to
the Superior Court OF Chicago, Thurs.
day, was an amended bill, filed by Rev,
Mr.. Cheney's counsel. This bill 10 in.
tended TO meet the exlgency presented
by The answer to the original bill,
which carried the proceedings Of the
ecclesiastical body 10 the morning OF
the 22d OF July, the original bill having
closed with the adjournment OF the first
days proceedings. by the supple.
mental bill combinlhR and conieder.
attng clause Is carried, and new parties
are made 10 the suit. These parties are
the Bishop and the presenters. Accom-.
panyinR this bill is a correspondent CO
between Bishop WhItehouse and Mr.,
Cheney. Bishop Whitehouse, In his
letter to Mr.. Cheney, assumes that the
onense and misconduct for which he
WAS to be tried, had been unreseryedly
admitted by Mr.. Cheney. This Mr.,
Cheney emphRtically denies, and his
denial Is sustained by his wife and Mrs,
A. Louisa Sheldon, who were In an Ad-
Joining room when the interview be-
tween the Bishop and Mr., Cheney oc.
Cured, and heard Mr.. Cheney say In a
loud voice: Bishop, admit nothing }
"A Richmond, Va, dispatch says
that Sheriff Mayhew and his deputy,
Stevens. OF Norfolk, paid a recent visit
10 Mr.. TAylor's farm, In that county,
for the purpose Of serving a writ OF
eIectment on negro squatters there.
They went down In buggy,
and coming to the village, LETT
the horse and vehicle In the road
They passed through the different
streets and avenues, leaving the notices
In every house, and when they return.
ed 10 their buggy, were astonlshed TO
lind the buggy, horse and harness
decorated all over with the notices they
had just served. On luquirlng into the
cause OF this, the negroel Informed
them that no attention would be paid
to these notices; that the military would
have 10 remove them. They offered no
violence to the officers, but assured
them that no civil law was recognized In
that village. Thus the matter stands.
Mr.. Taylor 10 deprived OF his property
by the military, and 10 recover It he IL
referred to the civil law, which is power.
less In the premises.