The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10
MINOR TELEaRAMs.

-Ibe STATE constRbulary at Boston
yesterday, seized 40. 900 gallons OF ale
and 200 barrels OF whisky.
Yesterday morning at half. past 70
O'Clock. Philip GLlmartin, proprietor OF
tue Lake View House, corner Seneca
and summit streets, Cleveland, Ohio,
suppostng him TO be burglar, shot
aud instantly killed his son, Thomas
Gllmartin, while the latter was ats
tempting 10 enter the house.
The ground was broken yesterday
for the new post-olf1ce OF New York
city. II is reported that arrangements
have been consummated by which the
building will be located fifty feet nearer
the hall than was first decided upon,
having that amount OF additional space
Tor rapidly increasing the business at
the lower end ofthe park.
Mexican advicss say the Indians OF
the State OF Chiapas, on the frontier OF
Guatemala, have reVolted, and arc com.
mittlng serious depredatious at Chanu.
Ia and several other large towns. They
raised the standard . insurrection and
murdered the Curate aud residents.
About 10000 Of them marched on San
CrIstobald, but were defeated by the
Government. They were afterwards re.
intorced and continued 10 threaten the
city. ... .... |0
The striking taIlors had a grand
parade yesterday at New York, during
which well ordered meeting was held
In the City Hall Park. The procession
subsequently marched through the
streets In which are located the estab
lishments which have been placed on
the strike. The procession was quite
large and indicative OF a determination
to compel employers to lccede 10 the
demand for Increased wages.
TIA block Of buildings In Yonkers,
n. Y, bounded by Atherton, Dock and
Owen streets and Wells avenue, were
burned on Sunday night, involving "a
loss OF about S2OO. 900, on which there
was but small insurance. The FIRE is
supposed TO have been the work OF an
incendlary. Among the buildings con .
sumed were Pekert's & Quick's steam
saw mill. J. +. Parsons lumber yard,
Henry Brewster's lumber yard, Stew.
arts stables, Gorman's real estate Office
aud large number OF dwellings.
Thomas Shields, living In jackson n
alley, Brooklyn. was arrested Sunday
on the charge OF causing the death Of
his vile by neglectIng 10 provide the
necessarles OF life. The wretched wo.
man died from sheer destitution and
want. .r
Waller Brown, champion oarsman
of America, left New York Saturday
by steamer tor LlvorpooI, 10 row a
match for the championship p Of L ugland,
Three sklrmishes. have recently
taken place near Cterquo villa, Cuba,
In which twenty Insurgents were killed.
"A writ Of ha6eaS corpus was issued
by Judge McCann, directing Su.
perintendent Kennedy to produce the
bodies OF Harwood and Hatch, the
English fotgers, and show cause for
their detention. AS the forgers sailed
Saturday they cannot be produced in
Court. ..f4 =
"A game OF base ball was PLAYED yes.
terday at Cleveland between The Mag.
aras, OF Buffalo, and Forest Clty. or
Cleveland. The latter olub was yIcto.
rious. Score 40 to 80.
Testimony was taken and arpu.
ments heard before Judge Peek ham. ut
Albany, New York, yesterday, In the
matter OF the contesting receivers for
the, Suequehanna Railroad, and the
Judge has decided that Hon. K. Fl,
Pruyn IL the legally appointed receiver
and that James Fisk, Jr., Ia not, This
gives the RImsey interest full possess.
Ion OF the road and they are now In
charge.
3-The steamship City Of BROOKLYN,
from New York and the Nestorian n
FROM Quebec, arrived at Loudon, yes.
terday.
Sunday evening the steamer Rip
Van Wrinkle, on her return 10 New
York from the Fishing Banks, when
opposite Jersey City ran down sail
boat containing six perDns. The
steamers course was stopped and the
boats crew rescued. -.
"A child OF Mrs. Jane Collier fell
over the cllfs near Passaic Falls Sun.
day evening, while walking with her
mother, q distance Of hIty feet, and was
fatally Injured. '' 4
The dead body Of Mowry Irous,
who murdered his wife In June last al
Burrlttsvllle, Il. l., was found Satur.
day 10 swamp near the scens of the
murder. He had evidently Killed him .
aelf soon after killing his vile. -.
Application was made 10 Judge
MoCunn, at New York yesterday, tor
an lpJunctlon against the Highland
Suspension Bridge and New England
ana Ere hallroau, and the appointment
OF Receiver. After some discussion
the matter was adjourned till to day.
The joint committees Of the Allan.
tic and Anglo>AmerIcan Companies
and the Directors OF the New YORK and
Newfoundland Telegraph have made
u further reduction Of tariff between
any part OF the United Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland and New
York, commencing Tuesday, August
10Ih, 1860. Thirty shillInRs uLerlIng or
" 80 In gold for ten words, and three
ahilltngs sterling or seventy. Eve cents
In gold for each extra word, Press
messages one half the above rates,
Mr.. Weir Is reorganizinR the silver
exportallon movement al Montreal.
Canada, and Is well supported by the
former subscribers, The action 40 far
has had q decided effect on silver, which
has fallen from 4 to 8 Der cent, He pro.
poses 70 export 81 SOC. 900 10 complete
his contract, 70, -. -iI0
Tho workmsn atSt. Roche, O. uebec,
are aBitAling u public meeting 10 con-
slider The best means for stopping the
present exodus OF French Canadians to
the United States.
-ohAs. Little, founder and senior
partner Of the Arm OF Little, Brown &
Co., Boston, the well known law pub.
lishetS, died yesterday, In the 7lst year
OF his age.
/ The coroner's jury In the case Of the
death OF Mrs. Hobbs, who was killed
nj Boston, returned y verdict that she
came TO her death BY being shot through
her body BY q pistol In the hands ol
i ThnR. Ii WhIte, -. -. -