The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-13

from Mayor Mason to-day, thanking Gin
cinuati for what she has done and asking
for potatoes, vegetables and flour.
B, Maculy and Charles Wyndham an.
nounce a double benefit at Woods
Theatre, on Monday afternoon and
evening, for the Chicago sufferers.
The citizens Of COvington and New
port, Kentucky, are moving vigorously
for rGliei A systematic visitation has
been proceeding in the former city. A
committee is visiting the members of the
Masonic bodies in Newport, and general
meeting of the Order occurs there next
Saturday night,
The butchers Of Cincinnati have or
ganized, and propose to contribute 10O,-
900 pounds Of beef, besides the money
contributions,
MISS KELLoGG's RELIEF BENEFIT AT
HARTFORD.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 19.-The net
proceeds of Miss Kellogg's services to-
night give about $400 for the Chicago
relief fund. Subscriptions are being
madein the town of New Britain,
WORCESTER, MASS, DONATES $4,000.
WORCESTER, Oct. l2.-About $4,000
was raised here last night for tho relief
fund 1t is intended to increase the
amount to $50,0OO.
NO PENT UP CHARITY AT UTICA,
UTICA, Oct. 12.-TO.night, at meeting
here, $4,000 were subscribed and 10000
appropriated by Common Council A
committee will make further collections
TORONTO GIVES $4,000 GOLD.
ToRoNTo, Oct. 12.-At a special meet
ing of Council the Mayor authorized q
telegram TO the Mayor of Chicago ia
draw at once for $4,000 in gold.
ST. JOSEPH, NO., $1,000 MORE,
ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 11.-Seven thousand
dollars more were raised for tho Chicago
sufferers to-day. Twenty-Five banks and
business houses subscribed $500 each
since yesterday. Two car loads Of pro-
visions also lett ut $3.50 this evening. The
st, Joseph Typographical Union raised
$3.50 tor their brethren in Chicago, which
will go off in the morning. st. Andrews
Society contributed 5000 for SCotchmen.
The excitement Is unabated, and thou.
sands will be contributed tomorrow,
A LAWRENCE MEETING GIVES $1,000 AMI
PROPOSES $4,000 MORE.
LAWRENCE, Ks, October 11.-A large
meeting presided over by Mayor Gravens
was held here tonight, in aid Of Chicago
Over $4,000 was raised on the spot The
City Council was requested to make IN
appropriation OF $4,000 and committees
were appointed to canvass the city. A
car Iload Of provisions was sent from
here yesterday.
100000 FROM DIST. OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, October 19.-In the
Legislature Assembly of the District Of
Columbia convened In extraordinary
session to-day, bill was passed on itt
first reading appropriating 100000 for
the relief tho Chicago sufferers. Ac'
cording 10 the rules the bill before pas
sage must be read three several days
There Is no doubt of its becoming law.
PITTsBURGH, Oct. ia meeting o.
ladies was held to-day, for the purpose o
organizing efforts for procuring clothing
&c, for Chicago. Another shipment o.
bedding, clothing, candles, &C., was made
to-day.
The private subscription in Allegheny
City amounts TO $4,000. The Council o.
that city has appropriated $500 The
fourth car load Of provisions was for
warded this morning. Twenty-Five cal
loads oi coal are to be shipped tomorrow
from Allegheny City.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 12.-The work
Of collecting and forwarding donations o.
money and clothing to Chicago continues
actively here and in this vicinity. The
interest Is kept alive by the thoughts o
the suffering that must ensuo on accoun
OF the nearness OF the winter season,
Louisville Commandery No. 1, Knight
TP'nplarS, tonight contributed one hun
dred dollars TO the Chicago sufferers, iron
their Treasury.
The Italians had a grand parade her
to day and ball tonight, in celebration
Of the discovery Of America by Christie
pher Columbus.
RYMPATUV IN EUROpF.