The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-26

gtg ooLuMBARIAH SOCIETY. ...
The tirst annual exhibition Of the Ma.
tional Columbarian Society was begur
yesterday In this city. About five hlnd
red pigeons, embracing very fine speci
mens OF the several birds, are on exhibi.
tlon.
coMMUNIsTs IN NEW YORK.
A police spy reports the number o.
New York Communists at three hundred
and says the German and Irish organiza,
tons are uniting with the Frenchmen,
At q recent meeting the chairman
said; ''ltis not only work we want; 1t is
also liberty, and the abolition ofhigh sal.
aries and fi6nopolization. We want the
heads Of some OF the thieves who are now
stealing the funds Of the city. We want
their heads and We shall have them. We
want 10 make them suffer what we are
now guteringy There Is no Justice In
New York City. We will take justice
In our own hands and administer It with
rifles and bayonets. We have arms al.
ready. We will find petroleum and use
1t as we did in Paris. Our German,
American and Irish brothers will help us
and We will help them. ~ y q -,
A sister Of Congressman Creamer wSs
received yesterday into the Catholic or
der Of Sisters Of Our Lady Of Mercy, by
Arch Bishop. McC Closky. VI
d. A WOMAN IN IT.
William Bennett, OF Jamaica, was
fatally shot there by Chas, Sprague, OF
Rockaway, during a quarrel about q
woman.
3 6eTe SCRANTON COAL BALES.
y. At the regular sale Of Scranton coal TO-
day 10000 tons Of coal was sold at the
following prices, showing q decrease from
the January sales. Steamboat "a 50a
4 65; crate 81 50a4 IS; egg 81 7eia4 rs;
stone $5 17ta5 20; chesnut "a TIA
a 20.
This afternoon Policeman John Doyle,
Of the 10Th precinct, shot and instantly
killed Miss 1awler, Rt 99 South Fifth
Avenue, with whom he had been IN com.
pany for some time. II Is said the officer
was insanely jealous Of the young lady,
and to-day, after getting very drunk, he
went 10 her residence and engaged in q
quarrel, during which he drew a revolver
and shot her through the head. The
murderer was arrested and locked up.
HRLD FOR EXAMINATION. = -tG 8
-Four OF the alleged ring leaders in the
recent strike on the Midland Railroad
have been held fol, examination Friday,
on charge Of stopping mail trains and
switching them of the track.
HELD TO BAIL IN $4,000.
The ex.Collector Of taxes OF Brooklyn
gave bail to-day in $50 1000 to answer the
charge OF embezzlement. 9 al - : Fl
VERDICT OF A coRoEER's JURY.
I The coroner's jury in the case OF Rob-
ert e. Louretz, the well known artist,
who was killed by Q collision in the tun.
mel on the Harlem Railroad, January 81,
to-day rendered the following verdict
"Said collision would not have happen.
ed if proper system Of signals had
been inaugurated by the Harlem Rail.
road Company; that the instructions
given the wStchmen were not explicit
enough and that its criminal neglect TO al.
low TWO trains on the same track TO enter
without having ascertained that the first
train had lett the tunnel"
The papers will be sent to the District
Attorney.
\ WON'T SCARE WORTH A CENT.
1 Nothing new or startling in the woman
crusade, but preparations are going on. A
German paper here has issued an inham-
atory proclamation calling on all Germans
capable OF bearing arms 70 organize q reg.
iment. Il. says the time seems TO ap.
proach with giant strides when laws,
civil liberty, liberty Of conscience and the
domestic hearth need protection. Three
thousand .German citizens should ever be
ready to answer the call Of our authorities
In defence ol the laws and property. This
Is interpreted as an attempt to scare the
women! They wont scare worth cent.
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