The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03
MINOR TRLReRAMs.

"A Richmond dispatch says, Gov.
Wells has returned after q tour through
the Northern States. He tells bis
friends that the general Republican
sentiment In the North 10 adverse to the
Walker party, and he hopes that Gen.
Candy will not issue bis proclamation
announcing the, result OF the election
until Congress 10 Ia session, when the
matter can BE- delayed and pasB0d over,
and bis friends can be retained In office.
-Au1nternational Exhibition 10 10
be held at Turin in 1872, TO commence
rate the completion OF Mount CenslS
tunnel. .|.f p
"A meteor Of unusual BIzsiand bril-.
llancy was seen 4 PoughkeepsIe Sun
day evening. II shot from the norIh-
east to the aouthWeak, emitting sparks Of
fire. -.r. 6fT.f0'' m
Two conVlclB In The Auburn, N. Y,
prison fought q duel according to the
regular code, on Friday morning. The
weapons were knives and the scene was
the ice house. Both men were wounded,
but not dangerously.
Mrs. Hugh McColl, Of New Or
leans, died Sunday, from Injuries re-
ceiYed at the Budd Creek railway dis
astef. iS&ta ra1A 'll .'t'.". e.
The steamships City oI Washington
and Nevada, from Liverpool, arr iVed
at New York yesterday.
There was great indignation yester.
day at Buffalo, among IorwarderB, at
the high rates OF tolls on canals. The
railways are carrying grain at 80 much
below what the tolls will permit the
poats 70 carry, that the latter are COM
PEELED TO abandon any competition for
gEaip; 4 mejorIty OF the boats have
been laid up. -
One OF the rooms oHR Long Branch
hotel was robbed Of q, 900 worth OF dlaS
mpnda Saturday. The thieves Wers
arrested and the property recovered.
The late John A. RoeblIng's will
gives his business manager $50, 900, the
Trenton ChIIdren's Home SIS. 900, the
Trenton WidoWs' Home Sl5. 900, his
widow 500. 900, and each OF his chll-
dren 100000. ~ - - - ! ~
AT the Commencement at the
Baptist universlty last week, sIxLsen
young ladles and fifteen young men
graduated. A memorial tablet In
honor Of the alumni who fell during
the WaEI was appropriately dedicated
at The alumni dinner. Addresses were
made by President Loomis, Professor
Robert Lowry Hon, Charles Moore, OF
q: 4opls. =. G. Taylor, ,ot Chicago,
"nq o1ners. gIE ui liVaA. gitans, -. .,s d.
AN attempt was made In New York
on Sunday 10 abduct Q little girl by
her mother, but II was unsuccessful.
The ohild's name was Mary Clark.
Great excitement, however, was created
neRrth Duane street Melhodist church.,
from the door OF which the attempted
abduction took place. The child had
been given In chargeof lts father by the
Court, pending divorce, and lts grand.
parents, with whom 1t had gone 10
church, were shoCkipgly beaten by half
o dozen men,, who seized the child
while In church. Mrs. Clark was ar
1t Is stated that Henry Keep left 10
his wife and daughter q, ,O00, ,0G0 worth
OF stock OF the Northwestern road, with
instructions not 70 sell, that Il would
pay PETER than any Investment that
could be made. ' ' ''r ~ 49,
The tailors strike continues In New
York. The manufacturing tailors there
expressed the determination Of siding
with the shop hands. Two or three
hrms were expected u, yield the ad-:
vanced wages. 10 llN 'sH r. fF1V.
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