The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29
A CANADA ELECTION.


q drunken spree shot another named
Martin Sosse II the head, instantly killing
him. ---.. 49,
coRoNER's VERDICT.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 2s.-The coro-
ner's jury held an inquest on the body Of
Thomas Cannon yesterday, and returned
o verdict that he.came TO his death by
violence at the hands of Alopzo Ellis.
&sHods KILLED At 1oUBvILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 2s.-The total
number OF hogs killed around the Falls 10
date this season Is 109,800. The number
killed the corresponding period las! season
was AHA. u -. -
VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
SAN. FRANcnco, Nov. 2s-A dispatch
TO night from Eureka, New, states that q
volcano has broken out in the Pinto
Mountains, ten miles from that place,
dense volumes ot smoke issuing from the
crater. -
The Health oaicsfsrepors sixteen cases
oi email pox in thiscity'
ARRIVAL OF A METHODIST BIaHoP.
ENRw York, Nov 2s.-Bishon r I'd.
Foster, d. the al. i. Church, arriyedhere
yesterday from liverpool He will re.
main in this city few days before leav-
ing for his future home in cincinnati.
FIRE AT BROWNSVILLE, TENN.
MRMpH1s, TENN, Nov. 2s--An Aua.
lanche specisl says. that fire at Browns
vile, Tenn. on Thursday morning burned
the entire block onsthe north side OF
square, except Fllsenthal's store and the
Lee block In the rear above, though both
were seriously damaged. Six stores were
destroyed, though most Of the goods were
saved. Loss $4,000. Insurance small;
mostly 10 The Mississippi Valley and
Planters Of Memphis.
PAPER MILLS AT LoUBvILLE,
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2s.-The two ex-
tensive paper mills in this city which were
represented at meeting Of twenty-five
paper manufacturers oi the West In Gin.
einnati last week. are running halt time,
as per agreement at that meeting. The
Falls City Mill Is paying higher wages for
skilled labor, and is discharging no hands.
| Il Is the only mill In, the West which Is
doing 80. Both mills here are running on
special orders only! .-,
!, .. PRIZE FIGHT CHALLENGE.
ST.. LOUIS, Noy, 2s.-Tom Allen, the
pugilist, will publish q card tomorrow,
offering to match Jack Madden against
Ben Hogen for 200 side, to fight in
Canada, so miles from Detroit. In ten
weeks from signing the articles; or he
(Allen) will fight Hogan for %, ,000'to $l0,-
900, In from two days to ten weeks. The
party to be accompanied by only FIVE per-
sons TO prevent magisterial interference.
RAILROAD BRIDGE WASHED AWAY.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. es.-Two spans of
the false work, about ESQ feet, Of the Cairo
and Fulton Railroad bridge across Red
River, was washed away last night.
River still rising Clear and cool; indica
tions Of falling weather, y. r,ss7sy,d 7c,
saRRsuMpTIoN or a SUSPENDED BANK.
'PHfLADELpHIA, Nov. 2S.-The Union
Banking Company, which suspended dur.
ing the 7panic, have resumed business
with ON increased capital to$700,O00L
t,,g GETTING THINGS READY. y:
FoRTMoNRoE, Nov. 28.-Twenty me-
chanics arrived here this morning for
duty, In the ordnance machine ahop 10
work on the 11.inch carriages now being
constructed. Two machintsts will leave
tomorrow morning for Key West, and
1.-TWO for CharleHtonlto put the guns and
carriages at those points In thorough
working order. ,tsaar9 nj iDs M ,l,i
IiaToPRKI, Nov. es.-In the .. s., Cir
Fcuit Court day, Judge Dillon presiding,
In the caaeof the government against A.
Jennison on the charge of an attempt to
delraud the United States, was continued
70 the next ttermG(gTJII 80 ISI I.
In the case Of Keene against the City OF
Fort Scott, involving the validity OF the
bonds issued by Fort Scott TO the II. K.
Ia T. Railroad. Judgement was rendered
for the plaintiff and ) the bonds declared
Valid, Il 0lEslA y,IIsa Ij.7, Z o,..;,t Z
It is rumored7tiat Judge DelahaN ol
the o. g. District Court, Is about 10 tender
his resignation, 70 take effect alter the
coming senatorial election. s4a5r,3
OMAHA, Nov. 2s.-Yeslerday was very
generally observed as q holiday, all bust
ness being suspended. The collections In
the different churches, amounting to q
handsome sum, were appropriated TO the
rellet OF tho city poor. 5'E ...,.
Brock Kinney, who fell from the third
story Of the Grand Central, was removed
to his home. = g ssA L.a4 ,g'A,,o
A Are in1the north part Of the town de.
stroyed o handsome residence Of On early
hour this morning. H7s #z..-.