The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-30


tense that extra precautions arr taken for
their security from lynch law.
Outrage on the Us Flag in Canada.
ST. JoHN's, May 90.
a party of drunken Canadians ycster.
day tore down the United States flag from
the American ConSul's Office. The out.
rage is deeply regretted by the citizens.
Intercession for IA Condemned Fee
nian.
ST. ALBANs, May %.
Marshal Foster went across the line to-
day to intcrccdc for Thomas Murphy, who
has been sentenced To he executed. Muir.
ply was n teamSter and resident 0l this
place. lie is u nOn.cOmbatant, and was
uuarnCd when captured.
Gen. O'Ncil, who feels strongly the i'm.
putatiOns of ireaChery against him, will
probably be released on bail Monday, Il
wealthy Fenian named Flynn having con-
scnted 10 become his surety.
Canadian Fears of II Rising at Home.
OGDENsRURG, n. Y. May 90.
Approximations Of II rising Of Canadian
Fcnians to-day were entertained through
out the Dominion, as the Government has
information that such an understanding
existed between them and the invaders.
Additional precautions have been taken,
but II is thought, however, that the poor
success the invaders had would prevent
any cooperation. Father MCMOhon pass
ed on to st, Albans Yesterday in company
viii body Of Philadelphia Fcnians. a
detachment Of regular troops have been
sent TO DeKalb Junction To protect pro-
pcrty. Great alarm exists along the lint
of the Rome & OgdGnsburg Railroad lest
the returning Fenians pillagc the country,
and appeals ure being received for militia
ry protection.
ApprehensiOns of Pillage from the
Returning Braves.
ApprchcnsiOns urC felt by the Canadians
of n raid on Prescott, in steamers, from
some lake port. No gunbOatS are nj this
point, and no guns mounted Oh Fort Wei
lingtOn.
The War Ended.
General Meade arrived tonight, accom-
panied by Generals Mcdowell and Van
Elict, and will leave for New York to-
morrow. lie reports the Fenian war
ended. The leaders are in the hands OF
the civil authorities, and all is quiet along
the lines The Government will not pro-
vide transportation. From 1000 TO 1900
Fcnians are remaining In Malone and VI
cinity, and General Meade is ortLe opinion
that railroad companies must do this at
their own expense, as they received full
fare for bringing them here. The Gen.
erll reports that they are behaving very
well and are not disposed TO be violent,
and only desire TO return home.
The Fine Frenzy, has Reached the
Pacific.
SAN Francisco, May %.
The Fenian invasion Of Canada creates
much excitement. The brotherhood Of
San Francisco are enthusiastic. A meet
ing OF the O'NCil wing has been held and
volunteers enrolled. British Columbia is
limited ut us another point of attack.
Dependency in New York.
New YORK, May %.
Irishmen are dishcartened by the news
from the border and dispatch has betn
received from the front instruCting them
not To send any more men, but to forward
funds for the support Of the New York
troops rs soon as possible. Subscriptions,
however, are not heavy.
A Hopeless Failure.-.A Hungry Set.
MALONE, May %.
The Fenian invasion has been abandon
cd as hopeless, the men almost iamished
and but for the charity Of the people OF
Malone, would be starving. Prominent
officers of the Brotherhood have agreed
to the discOntinuancc Of further hos.
tile movements on the American con-
tinent, while nearly all the men here say
they will never have anything TO do with
Fcnianism again, and will use their inilu'
cnce against it.
Gen. Meade having refused transporta-
ton, the selcctmcn here will bond the citi.
zcns for $4,000 to pay the Fcnians' fare
back to their homes.
Father Mahon says he has tClegraphed
to twenty places, including St. Louis, for
men and money, and advises the men TO
stay here till Monday or Tuesday, when n
fight will be made.
Too Late TO be Useful.
CINCINNATI, May %.
4 large Fcnian meeting was held last
night at Greenwood Hall The speaker
said TINT lj0 men were ready 10 go, II
7 l.