The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-11
News Of the Day.

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The steamships Nebraska and Tripol
from New York arrived Queenstown
Monday.
Prince Arthur Is to visit Washington in
three weeks rs the guest of the British
Minister.
The news that the Committee on For.
cign Affairs of the House Of lIepresenta'
tives would treat the Cuban question aftel
Christmas, caused much excitement III
New York city.
General Fremont has published Il
lengthy card in the New York Tribune
defending the FL P0so and Pacific Rail
road Company, wherein he says that 1t Is
expected TO have at least $50 miles Of the
road in operation before the close OF the
I year.
The Ohio State Temperance Alliance
meets ut Columbus this week.
The Georgia Legislature was convened
yesterday.
The question Of mixed schools will be
the leading issue in the Washington City
charter election this Spring.
The National Universal Franchise AS
sOciatiOn will hold meeting in Washing
ION to-day and tomorrow.
RcvcrGv Johnson llas written and pub
lishcI nm ouiniOn that the sOcallci capit,l-
tion tay Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road is illegal and unconstitutional, but
tho cOmnanv will probably 90 on collect.
inT /, iill they arc sued bv somebody and
hGStHn in the c0nrts,
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ny I.;i TIT;mai"IpS "I",. 80 o,,, r,ro,Me,,, "r Tho
"sS,'iIt S ri % %rn,,Sis s' on ihc North ond SoutIl
'"n"" ~, e'"','o ~ " - ,wa.,,,.a,.,, o.o
my co!oi.u H lS"p!c VI .;,sS;.,, w. "Si sho;, "a a.
monIs % tnr mixed schools even 10 The cx.
t"%t ] "r hro"G;NS dnwn thc nresent system
anJ 1 " rcnrG"mi%;n% !, on MIXED bosis.
;T%ov % s"Sm to have rot control of one
branch of the CITY Council. through which
they have got an ordinance requiring no.
telS. restaurants, saloons and other places
of entertainment to receive them on the
same terms they tlo white persons, under
n penalty Of fifty dollars fine for each
olTGnse. and the other branch Of Council
will probably adopt it at the neXtmeeting.
Tho Indiana Dcmocra,s, IN their Con
,,o,,t;or @ Sn,MrJn,, oInntcd a nlotTorm dr.
',o,,No;no, o II,n HI;on,nt n ohridr" thc iuris.
,i;"t;on Sr tho Smnremc Court: in ilyOr Of
E reJmcin~ tho taritl and putting Ten, coffee,
suG,Ir and salt on the free list in favor Of
nnvinr the Fiye-twcntv bonds in green
backs; in favor of an initiation Of the cur
rnrrv and the substitution of HrccnbaCkS
for National Bank circulalioni in favor OF
taxing National Bank stocks, and 0ppos-
ing the Fifteenth Amendment.
The receipts Of the Patent Office for
1860, were $1G,5G4 greater, and the Cxpcn.
ses S152, ,S32 less than during 1SGS
Secretary Chase says few Attorney Gen.
erals have made so favorable an imprcs.
sion on the Supreme Court as Mr.. lIOar,
and expresses regret that lie has not been
confirmed.
Mr. Boutwclrs new loan bill will get in
to Congress this week lie adhereS to the
scheme laid down In his annual report, Dul
there are not many members OF congress
who believe that we can negotatc " 1 loa9
at par tor ioSlr anu maLl e[ cent So "a alS,1d s
many HEe MtIIn's c,,"u ,St 1t''T "a ~ om;";"M
hnve inc Glil.Se 10 tnS ~ ,o.ou, NV ou' Sdd % hot
prevalis IIln' tllc r'IiS VI ' H,s T STogt ~, or
Ter DC il%sl " . nIsHel 'tc n.y., sv ,s",i' "
the outside talk Is 70 the effect that moth
ing Gu" pc "".,' ~ US, .''"'s ~ W. w. 49,,
Nearly all the member otthe ways anu
Means Committee, are reported III ~
vor of cutting down the estimates Tor the
appropriations TO low figure.
An official transcript Of the resolution
of the New York Legislature, repeating
the ratification Of the 10Th Amendment,
has been fled in the State Department by