The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-25
THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
AT a meeting OF the colored citizens
OF Boston, Monday night, resolutions
were passed calling on the American peO.
pie to extend all legal aid TO the patriots
OF Cuba in their struggle for freedom.
"A dispatch from Philadelphia states
that operations in the coal regions will
stop the first Of January. The suspension
is caused by the non-acceptauce Of the
Anthracite Board OF Trade 10 the W, B.
a., at q meeting in Pottsville.
"A Washington special states the re-
ported coalition OF the South American
States To force Spain to relinquish her
rule over Cuba, is unknown to the diplo-
matte representatives.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad Company is completed to Den
nison, Texas.
The great Palissde Hotel near Rngle-
wood, N j., was burned Tuesday morn
ing.
The IS English emigrants sent out
under tho care OF several residents OF CAL
ifornia arrived in New York Monday,
and will sail for California by the steamer
Ocean Queen on Monday next.
The examination Of the inspectors at
Rochester, who permitted Susan B. An
thony 10 vote, was concluded yesterday.
She appeared as counsel for the in
spectors and made an able argument,
Decision not yet announced.
Grace Chapel was destroyed by fire
in New York. 1t wasa free church and
supported by the Grace Church. The
pastor, Mr. Kramer, lost a valuable
library.
"A pair Of carriage horses ran away
In Brooklyn, Monday night, and Jumped
into East River, drowning Mrs. c. F.
Adams.
AT Philadelphia, Monday evening,
the Standard Carpet Mills on Blair street,
Aliens carpet mandatory and Rings
yarn spinning establishment, were totally
burned. Loss, $4,000.
Tho President returning from Ken.
lucky was detained by snow Yesterday, at
Mifln, Pa, but expected to reach Wash.
ington last night. =
"A cable dispatch announces that the
steamer Germany has been lost but crow
saved. ..
AT Chicago, at 0 A. NJ. Tuesday, tho
thermometer marked 90 degrees below
zero.
Tho wifc Of joaquin Miller has ar.
rived In Chicago on her proposed lecture
tour. -
The Philadelphia grand jury yester.
day indicted all the members OF the Com.
mon Council for maintaining a nuisance
In permitting Girard avenue bridge to be
opened for travel in It's present condition.
1t Is reported that Rev. Dr.. Haight
will decline the Episcopal Bishopric Of
Massachusetts, to which he was recently
chosen.
Henry siegter was stabbed to death
BY Frederick Wise, in Williamsburg, n,
Y, Monday night. Wise escaped.
The government has Withdrawn from
arbitration in case Of the Wright Indian
frauds, by which Wright obtained about
ahalt million dollars, which he still holds.
"A fire at Fontana, Kansas, Monday
morning, destroyed fourteen houses in
the southern part Of the town. No In
eurance.
-YeSterday was the coldest morning
ever experienced in northern Texas.
The probabilities" for to-day indi-
cate cloudiness Tor tho middle States, and
probably snow from Virginia to southern
New York. West Of US there Is 10 be a
rise ot temperature.
Mining operations in tho Pottsville
region have not been suspended.
"A freight train on the Jefferson, Mad.
ison S indianapolis railroad, ran oil the
track at Henrysyille, Tuesday morning
ran down steep bank and was totaliy
wrecked. George Belchenginer and Geo
Corner, tiremen and Koins, brakeman
were killed.
last evening.
The departments at Washington ART
closed to-day,
AT Milwaukee yesterday the weather
beats the memory ofthe oldest inhabitanI
the thermometer going down to 30 deg
below zero.
Henry 1. Price is elected Mayor G
Boston by 70 majority.
Gen Sherman and staff will don III
new army uniform in making their OIL
cial call upon the President on NeI
Years day.
Tomorrow as well as to-day will b
a close holiday in London.
The postal treaty between Franc
and the U. s. has not been signed an
will not be till tho re.openlng Of N
| French Assembly.