The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-15
CONDENSED TELkGRAMS.

CONDENSED TELkGRAMS..
"A London dispatch says the steamer
Leipsig from Baltimore has arrived at
that port,
WIN. Scott Pritchlrd, Of ITO Pine
street, 81. Louis, was found dead on
Thursday evening In the Ashland House,
New York.
"A Ministerial decree embodying the
regulations for the execution ol the de-
cree for the abolition ol slavery In Porto
Rico was published yesterday.
"A body Of Mennonites from Russia,
comprising one hundred families, passed
through Berlin, Prussia, yesterday, on
their way to the United States.
-scian II. Rogers, member Of the U.
:. Congress from Raleigh District, N. G.,
in 1858 4, and in 1878 4, died suddenly
from hemorrhSge ot the lungs today. -
The Republican Congressional Con.
ventton at Selma, Alabama, alter four
days session and on the 249th ballot, nom.
mated Jere Haratson, (colored).
"A special to the Lexington, Ky, In
quIrer Of the 18th inst, reports the or.
ganlzAtion OF company headed by Gov
Leslie, TO build narrow guage railroad
from Paris to Cumberland Cap. 80
The Republicans Of the Fifth Con-
greSsional District OF Ohio, in convention
At Marion, yesterday, nominated J. w.
Robinson, OF MarysVillc, Tor Congress
The Trenton Fire Hose Company
were entertained at Cincinnati yesterday
by a parade and exhibition ot the Fire
Department in the morning, q ride in the
afternoon through the suburbs, and ban.
quet at night
The Spanish Government has thanked
Germany Tor taking the initiative in the
movement for the recognition Of Spain by
the European powers. All OF the Am
bRsssdOTS in Madrid have rendered their
congratulations TO Marshal Serrano both
upon the recognition Of the Republic and
the success OF Gen. Morianez In his at.
tack on the Carlists at Otstz Navarro.
The Cincinnati pork packers and
provision dealers have appointed the FOL
lowing delegates 10 the NAtionsl Conven-
tion at Louisville, September 9th: B. s.
Cunningham, J. L. Meek, VIM. Clifford
NCff, Chas. Hahn, Jr., Warren Ransom,
Henry NYe, John Morrison, William H.
Davis, John II. Porter, Chas. G. Eugart,
Geo. F. OrelOnd, John Ryan, Michael
ZsiGler, Richard Matheis, and George F.
Davis.
AT a meeting Of manufacturers at
Hamilton, Ont, on Thursday the General
Committees report was presented and
concluded as follows. Taking the recipro.
city treaty altogether it would cause
great disturbance TO business, weakening
manufacturing interests, seriously injuring
the farmers home market and bringing loss
upon merchants through the failure u &C.
customed markets and employment to
many persons.
The Paris Lenoir states that Marshal
Bszaine arrived at Genoa, on board the
steam yacht Baron Rycaroli, disguised as
a servant, at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing. he must consequently have escaped
by 0 o'clock the previous evening. The
statement Of the Governor OF the fort,
that he went 10 bed at 10 O'Clock Sunday
night is, therefore, untrue. The Lenoir
says the fugitive certainly had accom-.
plices among the prison authorities.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee at Little Rock has called State
Convention for the purpose Of nominating
candidates lor State offices on the 9Th oi
September. The ordinance OF tho con.
Vention yesterday taking the sinking and
school fund 10 pay the expenses Of the
Convention and run tho State Govern.
ment has created q considerable stir here,
the Treasurer refuses 10 pay out the fund
without q mandRmus from the courts.
"A case Of shooting, which may prove
fatal 10 two persons, occurred at Guelph
Canada, near the Catholic Cemetry last
night A man named HsZle, mistook Miss
COlver for his own daughter in company
with one Hurley, fired at the man and
then at the woman. The first ball enter
ed Hurley's left eye and the second enter.
ed Miss C9lver's mouth and passed Out
through her cheek. She fed pursued by
Hazle, who fred again, shooting her 10
, the neck. Both the victims lie in very
critical condition. HAZE fled.
An Omaha, Nebraska, dispatch Of the
18th says, that 10 accordance with the
authority received from the Secretary o.
War, General Old yesterday wrote
! to Capt Munson, 10 employ as many O
the suffering inhabitants Of Coupe Val
ley as could be made useful In supplying
: material Tor building a new post at thC
: head OF the Valley, the work on whict
will be commenced at once. Only tai
lower part VI Coupe Valley was dtvastat
!! ed by the grasshoppers, and It's inhabitant
|, will nearly all remain TO work on the new
post.
"A Chicago dispatch Of the 14th say
that the funeral services Of the late Blshol
WhitehOuse were held Of the Calhedra
ot 81. Peter and Paul this afternoon, ant
!, were oI q most imposing and solemn
Q character. Among the distinguishes
visitors present were Bishops Lee, Q
|. Iowa, Talbot, OF Indiana, Pierce Of Ar
Q kansas, and Wells, OF Wisconsin. Reso
n lu,ions expressive Of sympathy Ior tn
q bereaved family and appreciation for tn
o services Of the deceased were offered 4
It behalf Of the diocese Of Illinois and tha
!. OF Wisconsin. The clerical pail bearer
|. were Drs. Kelly, Reynolds, Powers
n Chase, Benedict, Benson, Ardson, Morri
!. son, Corbet, Heisliu and Street. Anon
o the 10y pall.bearers were Messrs. .. =
Is Treet, Hon. Thomas Dummond, L. L
d Otis, o. r. Lsrrabearn, Il. Low, Anso
g, stager and Albert E. Nicely. The bod
% will be taken TO New York and interre
in the family burial spot in Greenwoo
Cemetery.