The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-27
MINOR TELEGRAMS.
The Philadelphia Councilmen left
Omaha Tor the East Tuesday morning,

Tho Philadelphia Councilmen lel
Omaha Tor the East Tuesday morning.
Ten thousand three hundred poundl
Of silver bullion passed Omaha for thC
East Tuesday. -
The Council Of the Episcopal Church
Diocese Of Nebraska, Is in annual session
at Omaha. ar,,
The manufacturing establishment o.
Bell & Bocage, at Pine Bluff, Ark, wai
destroyed by fire Tuesday evening.
The New Orleans Marine Hospital
was purchased at auction for the city yes
terday at $4,000.
The steamships City Of Limrick, from
Liverpool, and Italia, from Glasgow, have
arrived at New York.
Nicholas Carey, of ST. Louis, LOST his
property, become dlssipated, and, Sun
day, hung himself.
"A dispatch received at London says
the cholera Is raging in Hungary, and
that so per cent Of the cases prove fatal
Official dispatches from Gen. Stanley
confirm the reports published Monday
relative TO Gen. Guitars fight with the
Indians.
The Treasury Department yesterday
received from the Syndicate in London
100000 In $50 bonds and cancelled
coupons.
The steamships Cambria, Darian,
Wyoming, Celtic and Hansa, from New
York, and the Samaritan, from Montreal,
have arrived out.
AT Boston, Tuesday, a raid was m
upon the prominent liquor dealers by ade
State constabulary and some $40 The
worm oI liquor seized. 900
Robert Il. jackson, employed on the
st. Louis bridge, has sued the Keystone
Bridge Company for $25, 900 damages for
injury sustained BY reason Of detective
machinery used. -.
AT 9 demonstration Of trade union.
lists at Edlnburg, Scotland, 5000 men
were In the procession. The object OF
the demonstration was to protest against
the criminal law amendment act.
The Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
Company, now operating 40 miles Oi
railroad west and southWeat of Cincin.
natl, have closed negotiations by which
they arc 10 open new route from that
city to Chicago tho first Of next Nov.
"A meeting Of the Masters Of the
County Oranges Of Wisconsin was held
at WatertoWn, Tuesday, with closed
doors, but II is understood the feeling was
against the formation Of q new party.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
salary increase, monopolics, &c. >,
Hon. Nelson ]. TIT, of Georgia, Is in
Louisville seeking cooperation In the es.
tablishment Of line Of steamships be-
tween Savannah and Liverpool. He pro-
fesses 10 have assurances OF the co-opera.
tion Of leading Southern cities and to have
made combination Of railroad cheap
freights to Savannah.
Mrs. Ellen McGill, of (WesD Colum-
bus, committed suicide yesterday by
drowning herself in the Sciota River.
The dispatch says that her husband,
while standing by tho river, declared that
he now had nothing 10 live for and made
q a"desperate attempt To drown hiG eId'est
ehtH"pl
Tho citizens Of Fulton, Mo-, held 3
meeting Monday, at which resolutions
were adopted strongly condemning mob
law and IN favor Of bringing TO justice all
those engaged in tho lynchl1g OF Peter
Kessler, and that all lSW.ablding citizens
should assist the officers Of the law In fer
reting out the guilty parties. The meet
ing was not large, but those present were
among the best citizens.
} Two men were run over by a train
on the Toledo, Peoria & WarBaw road
near BIandinsVille, IllS, Monday. They
Wero named PloWer and Rexrods, and
were citizens Of BlRpdlnsVille. The bodies
were taken 10 BIandinsville where an In.
quest was held, the verdict oi the coron.
ers Jury WaS that they had bean murdered
by parties unknown and placed on the
track 10 conceal the crime as several bul.
let holes were found in their bodies.