The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-06
THE IATEsT NEWS.

Ahc DeuloCEhtb nave Dceu SUCCESSFUL IN inc
Municipal elections at Manlstee and owessO
Mich. Both show Democratic gains.
"A Are broke ont in East Minneapolis, Min.
Monday night, in which Wheaton b Reynold'l
sash factory and several other small factories ad
Joining were destroyed. Loss $IOs, ,OOOO; inSuret
for Abost one.thIrd. "
"A Richmond, Va, Dispatch states that thr
Legislative Finance Committee arc considering
Iabill proposing stamp tax on coHmetclil pa
per and tax on interest bonds issued by rail
road companies or other corporations to create 4
fund to pay tho interest on tho State debt. /,
The smallpox has appeared onfthe ItlgatC
powhattan, at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Very cold weather is reported In New Eng
land. At ogdcnsburg, N. Y, the thermometer
on Tuesday, stood at 80 degrees below zero.
The schooner Clara Bell. with cargo oI
coal, from New York to Boston, grounded, Taes
day morning, near Cape Cod. The officers and
crew, seven In number, attempted 10 reachthC
land, but only one succeeded and he was nearly
frozen. The rest perished In the ice.
REV. Mr.. Gilmore, q Priest in Dayton,
has been appointed Bishop Of the Diocese OF
Cleveland. lie will probably be there on Easter.
Rev. Mr.. O'Callahan, prominent in prefer.
ring charges against Bishop Rosse, has been
tried before the proper ecclesiastical authority
and sentenced or ordered to rotract =
The PlanterS' Bank, at Fort Valley, Ga, was
robbed Monday night of SIS, ,OOO-$2 900 In specie.
AT the charter election in Oewego, N. Y,
Tuesday, Allison II. Prye, Democrat, was rc-
elected Mayor. I'D 9NFsi iEll. +
Tile Emperor OF Germany, on Saturday last,
made final distribution of donations to Gene
rails distinguished. for. their services in the late
war. 1I uTE8 rg- arysr
The weather is extremely cold throughout
New England. Adlspatch from Mount Washing.
ton reports the thermometer at 40 degrees below
zero-wind 100 miles an hour, ~ g--!s.
The Chicago Board Of Public Works Is rapid.
~ removing from the river the hulks of the yes.
sells burnt and sunk at the time Of the fire.
"A movement Is on foot In France, for the or.
gahIzatIon Of a new Conservative party, the main
object Of which will be the liberation Of tho
French territory from German occupation.
Hon. &C. Wilder, epublIcan, was yester-
day elected Mayor Of Rochester, N. Y. Gl7 ft
Sandy Bradley, while In state ofInto1lCa-
ton, was run over; Monday night, near Fountain,
Sumner county, Tenn, by train on tho Louis
vile Il Nashville road. He died next morning.
THE Republican city ticket was elected yes
terday In Auburn, New York.
Patrick Henry Flood was, yesterday, elected
Mayor OF Emira, N. Y, by G92 majority.
Gen. III. Crlttenden, counsel for ex.Con-
gresham, ". b. Stokes, has entered suit against
him for $4OO, for professional services In defend
ing him in his late trial.
-Thos. Murdoch, Republican, was yesterday,
elected Mayor of Rock Island, Ills. The Repub,
llcans fired q salute over their victory. 81 mar
Is stated atVlcnna that Anstrta has made
no offers Of m asylum TO the Pope and that al
stories of Ills Holiness going to quit Rome arc
generally iliactedited. lE l.
The Arkansas Democratic Slate Central Com.
mittee have issued call for a State, Convention
on the 18th OF June. Hon. Joseph Brooks made
u speech at Little Rock Monday night, In which
he stateddhAt he wonld neither support any mem.
bcr or the present administration nor any person
who did support them. lr Htrgh.fiit8
Hon. Thomas N. Brown, u distinguished cit.
iyen of New Albany, Ind, whIlO returning home
from his Office In that city at z o'clock Tuesday
evening, suddenly fell on the pavement and OK
pired almost instantly.
Grand Duke Alexis attended the Opera al
Havana, last night A performance was given at
his hotel yesterday, by Tulberch, Mari Dalti and
Tesla, who sang selections from the Opera OF
Martha. 10 ''t|
The French Minister of Finance, Monday,
signed drafts for the German war indemnity to
the amonnt Of $50, 100000 francs.
"A freight train on the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad was thrown from
the track by broken rail near Clyde, Tuesday
morning, and twenty cars wrecked. A section
man standing near the track was struck by the
cars as they left tho track and killed.