The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

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heavy rains have washed away what littl
earth covering there was, and to-day Their
are hundreds Of collins exposed to view
In many instances two bodies are crowded
into single box, and In some cases ever
three, and In order TO economic In the
matter OF space they are often placed II
trenches two and three deep. At the fee
of the shabby graves and rude CoflnS art
placed tablets, which record the sufferingI
and deaths Of hundreds Of men, women
and children"
NEW YoRK, May 25.-In the case o.
Osgood 6 Co. rS. Albert L. Luyster and
others, before the U. s. Circuit yesterday
Judge Blatchford granted an injunction
restraining the defendants from selling
copies Of Bret Harte's book, published In
London, and ordered them TO account for
all sales heretofore made.
The Sunday school Superintendent
gave a public reception last evening to
Mr.. Hartly one Of the Secretaries Of the
London Sunday school union.
The analysis proves that tho corn beef
from which six persons were recently Ia.
ken sick contained not the slightest trace
Of poison.
The livery stable Of Patrick Mcintyre,
on Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, burned
today with seventeen horses and eight
carriages. Loss $4,000. Fully insured.
The Brooklyn gas mems strike has end.
ed, the new hands being discharged and
the strikers reingaged at $3.50 per day.
A letter from Disraeli was published In
the London papers Of the 18th inst, In
which the Tory leader declares that at
the impending general election the coun-
try will have TO decide whether or not to
cherish that great body o; laws, customs
and traditions which has converted q
small Island into one Of the mighty pow.
ers Of the world.
The London Times, in an article Of the
same date, says that according TO &C
counts from Germany the financial con.
fusion has reached state Of relief, In
which for any description Of stable Gecu.
rity s;price can be obtained; whereas,
during the heighth Of the panic no quota
ton was made, and the people possessed
of what under ordinary circumstances
are considered available means, were
as much paralyzed rs the broker specula.
tors. The funds offered at Vienna by the
National Bank and the Minister OF
Finance for advances on securities, have
proved sufficient 10 remedy this condition,
10 enable many people who were COM
PEELED t. stop payment, to settle their
differences and resume the regular course
Of their business. tits stated from Berlin
that the strain on the money market
mainly arises from the unexpected accel-
Grafton In the payment OF the French in.
demnity. Most people seem to trust that
the difficulty will prove only temporary,
and that the large disbursements to be
shortly made by the German government
and the distribution OF still larger sums
among the individual States OF the En-
pire, will more than restore the markets
to their former level.
In BrOokly, this evening, during an al
tercation between q young man named
Joe. Roderick and Jas. COcoran, in which
the latter was very abusive, and struck
the former. Rordrick and Cocorsn drew
pistols, and the mother OF the former
rushed between them, and In the struggle
to prevent her son from firing, the pistol
went of. The ball passing through his
mothers eye intoher brain, killing her In
stantly. Cocorau and Roderic were ar
arrested. Cocoran, who began the quar-
rel, was intoxicated.
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