The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24
News Of the Day.
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Gold closed yesterday, in New York, at
1924. Governments were barely steady.
A little girl four years old, daughter Of
a Mr.. Sch0bart, Of Cincinnati, fell on q
stove Thursday morning, and was burned
to death. " ,'.S.-i. .,. " -, ~ =,
George W. Murray was nominated for
Mayor by the Republicans OF Dayton,
Wednesday night ,f i1r
Advices from South America by why Of
Lisbon say commercial panic was pre-
Willing at Bucnos Ayrcs. Several failures
had occurred, and 1t was supposed others
would follow.
The Conference Of the NJ. E.. Church at
Newark, N. j., commenced its session
in St. Paul's Church, Newark, yesterday
The Conference numbers 200 members.
The anniversary of the Bible and Tract
Societies and the Sunday School Union
was to be celebrated last evening.
A fire at Worcester, Mass, Wednesday
night destroycda . building owned by Der
rance Goddard. Loss S1T 600; insured Tor
$O0O0. Loring & Baker lose 1sIO0G in
surCd for 5000. E. A. Bagley y Co,
lose $4,000; partially insured. A. !.
Worcester " Co., lose 5000. Supposed
to have been the work Of IN inccndiary.
The members Of the St. Crispin Society,
who have been on strike at Worcester,
Mass, for several months, have returned 10
work, p.'.. .. ."..rtg r'.1ra.g nn
Tho repair shops Of the Milwaukee and,
St Paul Railroad Company, at Milwau.
kee. were burned at p. NJ. yesterday, In
cluding four engines and six box cars To-
tal loss ono hundred thousand dollars,
Mostly insured. h=rH
The extensive stables Of the Louisville
City Railway Company, at Louisville, and
several frame buildings occupied rs liquor
saloons and boarding houses, in the imme:
liatc neighborhoOd, were burned at 2:3O
Yesterday afternoon. Loss heavy; fully
insured. ts # - !
Hon. W. D. Hill, of Defiance county,
was nominated for Congress from tho To-
lcdo district by the Democratic conven.
tions ycsteFlGyg Al 5 &35it: q q
Ahfan. on tllS Eonncctic & Passuulp-
sic River Railroad, was thrown from the
track above Grafton, New Hampshire,
Yesterday, by u broken rail. Two cars
went down m cmbankment seven feet
high. Ter, passengers were slightly in.'
jufed, but none killed.
The cornice Of Patterson's livery stable,
at Pittsburgh, fell yesterday, crushing q
man named Isaac Thompson, and horse
and drny. The man will die.
The officers of the steamer Andy
johnson, from Kcokuk, report Nt st.
Louis, that when they passed Louisiana,
Mo-, Wednesday night, n fire had de-
str0ycd the large planning mill and lumber
yard Of j. Wiley. A livery stable and q
row Of residences were still burning
Loss unknown. D '.t Wv ST.
A great religious revival is in progress
in Joliet, his, forty miles north of
Chicago. Wednesday night every saloon,
libilliara han and otlicr public place was
closed atIsix O'clock, so that all would at
tend, The whole city seems to be awaken
ed. The Rev. Mr.. Graves Of New York city
has charge Of the meeting, assisted by
various parties. ! +. '} ''v.
/ Al Manchester, Adams county, Ohio,
Sunday while John c. Rinchart, school
teacher, and G. ]. Conncll, carpenter,
wcrc walking along the highway, they
met James HUFF q broom manufacturer,
inuch intoxicated. As soon rs HUFF saw
them lie drew 4 revolver, exclaiming :
"You are the d-d dog I wanted to SCI"
Upon this, RineIlOrt drew pistol, buttoo
IlAir To slve COhnelL HUFF had fired and
killed Connell instantly. RinebRrt then
returned the fire, the ball t'Ikihg effect In
lIuiTs side, near the heart, hut, however,
giving. HUFF time tor a second shot which
I brought Rlhehart to the ground, mortality
wounlinG him. A farmer by the name Of
P0wnall, residing near where tho sad
affair occurred, hoaringtlie firing, hasten
cd to the scene of action, arriving just in
time to gain the particulars from Rtne-
Ihart, who died in n few moments after his
arrival. There was IN old teud between
the parties.