The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-09
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Prince of Wales WOrse--DepTesSiOn
In Stock Market.

Prince of Wales WOrse..DepTessiOI
In stock Market.
LONDON, December S.-The first hui
Ictin this morning reports that the Prime
Of Wales had very unquiet night Thi
morning there was q considerable increase
Of iGVGF. This official news and various
rumors, some OF them exaggerating the
case, are causing alarm, the effects oI
which is depressing the stock market gen.
orally. I|rr rr.. ~r
TIE QUEEN AT WALES DRDsIDE-ALARAG.
| I81.I ING RuMORs.
LONDON, December S.-The Queen is
now with the Prince The city is full Of
alarming rumors in regard 70 his case.
Newspaper extras were issued, giving all
kinds of reports. The effect on business
is depressing. Stocks and all financial
quotations show a decline. ConsulS have
fallen t per cent.
LONDON, Dec. 9-9P. M.-The report
circulated around the Palace that the
Prince is worse is given under reserve by
the central Agency Of the Press Associa.
ton, which is considered o trustworthy
source Of news. The physicians have de-
cided to commence an immediate investi
CATION into the origin Of the Princes III.
ness, an official report which will be made
THE DAEGERoUs SYMPTOMS yNABATED
LONDON, December 8-3 T. M.r7The
official bulletin, dated9 p. NJ, reports that
gravcr symptoms of the Prince are I'm.
abNted. The bulletin Is signed by Sir
William .Ienner and all the attending
physieleHs IHF ''.E ~ .I 4.
The Argyle Rooms, a famous place Of
entertainment, were destroyed by fire.
THE ROYAL FAMILY TELEGRAPHED FOR.
The royal family have been summoned
by telegraph to Sandringham. The Queen
and Princess Louise leil Windsor together
and drove rapidly TO the Princes resi-.
dencc. The distress Of both was apparent.
RUMoRs 0F THE PRINCES DEATH. d.
LONDON, December So =. M.-There
are exciting rumors on Change announc.
Ing the death ol the Prince Of Wales, but
the newswas not authenticated. II N
THE PRINCE SINKING FAST.
LONDON, December 8-8 r. M.-The
Standard has Just issued an extra an.
nOuncing that the Prince is sinking last.
Congestion Of the lungs has set in, and
there " no hopes of his recovery. .a
LONDON, December 50 p. M.-The
latest official bulletin Of the Princes con.
dition, says that the Prince continues in
q precacious state. Exacerbation began
last night, attended by great prostralion.
1.-THE FRINGE sIEEPs SLIGHTLY
LONDON, December $3.50 r. M.--The
Prince Of Wales has slept slightly, but Is
very much prostrated.
PRINCE OF WALES DYING.
Special to tho World. -...---,,
LONDON, December S.-The. Prince Of
Wales iO dying, and the Queen Is wild
with griet. The Princess Alexandra Is
unnaturally and dangerously calm. Great
CONSERVATION prevails, and tho Home
Secretary has been summoned to Sand.
ringhanl. Fears Of a political convulSion
increase. The bell.ringers have Assem-.
bled at st. Paul's and will announce the
tidings of the Princes death as soon us
received The republican leaderS held a
secret meeting tonight and decided
against immediate action.
LONDON, Observation-Disclosures
sudden and unlavorable change in the
condition of the Prince Of Wales has
caused a feeling OF deep sorrow through
out the entire country, aud the manifesto
tons Of sympathy are pouring In from all
sections. The excitement in London To-
night has been intense, and immense
crowds OF peopleI have gathered in front
Of the newspaper and telegraph offices
anxiously seeking information concerning
the condition Of the Prince. All CLASSES,
including the workmen, have held public
meetings, at which resolutions were adopt
ed expressing the deepest sympathy Tor
His Royal Highness.
LONDON, December S.-The anticipated
strike Of the telegraphers has commenced
at Liverpool, and the transmission Of dis.
patches Is delayed.
tiSheamship Nina, from New York Tor
Cardeft, has been abandoned at sea. The
crew was saved by the steamship Alippo,
from Boston, and landed at Liverpool.