The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-10
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New YoRK, August 0.-Gov. Chamber
lain, Of Maine, has written o letter to Gen
Fitzpatrick, stating that his name was no
authorized TO be attached 70 the call for
Soldiers and Sailors Convention at Pitts
burgh.
AT q meeting Of delegations Of the Tam
many Liberal Republicans and German
Democrats yesterday, q committee wa
authorized 10 make arrangements for {
Greeley and Brown mass meeting.
The proposed joint pOllcal discussion
between Saunders and Garnett, two col
ored men, will not come off, Garnet In
sists that there Is not time enough to ge
up a meeting by tonight, but is ready L
name Monday night. Saunders will no
agree TO this and leaves tomorrow fol
Maryland. I.s ... rl.-..t... e
The German saloon keepers yesterday
at q meeting, appointed committee 4
wait on the Excise Commissioners and
have lager beer excepted from the opera
tions Of the Sunday law, Organizations
will be formed throughout the city fol
this purpose.
There were three cases Of sunstroke yes.
terday, one being fatal. .....
A Washington dispatch says that there
will be no more negotiations on the new
loan until alter the Presidential election
The Board Of Aldermen passed resolu'
tions yesterday requesting park owners "a
furnish sacred music in Oeutral Park on
Sundays. Haf
At Jersey City the Police Commission.
ers have refused to resign Their offices in
accordance with the request of the Gov.
ernor. The Commissioners question the
legality Of the Governors authority In ap.
a new Board.
A number Of dairymen have issued a
call for convention with view TO taking
steps TO prevent the adulteration Of milk.
Recently number OF heavy robberies
have been committed at Stamford, Nor.
walk and other places along Long Island
Sound. Detectives arc now working up
the case, and II is alleged that suspicion
points toward the crew Of the United
States steamer engaged lnthe coast survey
as the perpetrators Of these robbieries.
The Tribune publishes letter Of Gen.
James Watson Webb, who is now in Eu-
rope, strongly opposing the reelection Of
President Grant.
Hon. S. s. Cox, Judge James @. Spen-
Ger and others addressed a Greeley meet
ing in the Sixth Assembly District, last
evening. u
William II. Wickham has decided to
resume his position as chairman of the
Apollo Hall Democracy.
The German immigrants arriving at
this port last month numbered II 1856, an
increase Of 1916 over the corresponding
month last year. Total arrivals since
January 1st, 1886, an increase of 3G,s21
over the same period last year
j. W. Forney is announced TO 60 to the
Pacific coast, to be absent two months.
An Augusta, Maine, dispatch says that
Secretary Boutwell, and Speaker Blaine
made speeches at q Republican meeting
there last evening. The address Of the
former was defense Of Grants admins.
tration, which. was declared TO be one
which had been Of benefit to the business
community, prevented financial convul.
sions and encouraged enterprise every.
where. He also Gulogized the personal
character oil President Grant, whom, the
speaker said, had nothing to ask, and was
ready to surrender his position the mo.
ment II was wanted. He took the Gin.
cinnati platform and demonstrated by his
arguments that it proposed to turn the
South over to the men who do not respect
human rights. Grants whole course has
been TO reconcile tho North and South,
but at the same time protect loyal men,
black and white as well.
Oswald Common, oil the firm Of Com
mon s. Co., bankers, died to-day.
The owner Of Jim Irving, who won the
2:34 purse at Buffalo, has issued chal.
lenge for two races, mile heats and two
mile heats, each for $4,000 side.
Gustave d. CardoZo, q brother OF Judge
Cardozo, died yesterday.
It is announced that over halt Of the
remnant Of the Erie consolidated mort
cages, or about three and a half million
dollars, were taken in London at a rate
netting par in currency here.
The Frehch loan is quoted at 81 per
cent premium at Paris. a.. .sefI.
Gen. Sherman, Nellie Grant, and eX.
Secretary Borie and family leave Liver.
pool on Sept. 9th for home.
The prize fight between Jim Mace and
Ned O'Baldwin, comes off on next Thurs.
day, at some place in Virginia.
The jersey City muddle continues. The
new Police Commissioners made no move
today to get possession Of the Offices,
The police remain at the station houses
and the city is consequently unguarded.
The Liberal Republican State Commit.
tee of New Jersey today resolved to in.
definitely postpone the appointment Of
Q member Of the National Executive
Committee for New Jersey in place Of Jas.
II. Scoville.
Arrived-the steamers Rheim, from
Bremen, and Alexandria, from Messina
President Grants Tour In New