The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-07
NEW YORK CITY.
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sUiPREsIoN.
NEW York, October 6.-Kupper 4 Co
dealers and jobbers In wooden goods, an
nounce their suspension, but hope ii vii
be only temporary.
THE WHITE LEAGUE CONTINUES TO DRILL
A Tines special from New Orlean
says: Governor Kellogg last evening
called the attention Of the recently ap
pointed Advisory Board TO the CirCurn.
stance that members Of The White League
continue 10 drill In remote parts OF thC
city, and characterizipg the act as {
breach Of the contract entered into. TIL,
Board Is convened Tor to-day, DR.. Bon
zano having been umpire til yesterday
A general meeting Of the League Is also
called for this evening.
IGov, KELLoGG's CuEcK BOOK
The Tribune has dispatch from III
New Orleans correspondent who yester-
day found In the hands OF q private citi-
zen the second check book OF Gov. Kel.
logg, captured by Penn, the revolutionist
He says 1t seems to have been used only
a few weeks. Immediately preceding
the first date covered by others, the sec
ond entery Is as follows: April 2Slh
1873, myself sent VIM. L. Chandler,
Washington, D. C., for g. Cushing and
Matt H. Carpenter, fees as counsel, three
thousand dollars" The correspondent
says the two check books show that the
Governor made appropriations of over
$4,000 in nine months ior war-like ex-
periments.
ROW AMONG TuE MINERS.
A Wilksbarre dispatch says difficulty
occurred among the miners at Moosic yes
terday in the demand BY some of the
Irishmen that the boss, Welshman,
should be discharged. The company de-
cllned to accede to the demand OF the men,
when eight Of the latter struck, and were
at once discharged and paid off, The
strikers then endeavOred to prevent
others from going to work in their places,
and In the fight which Cnsued one man
was fatally beaten.
LIEUTENANT FITCH AND WIFE.
Lieutenant and Nrs. Fitch lett this city
Tor St. Louis last evening. They will
stop for a few days at Mansfield, Ohio
THE CASE OF REV. GLENDRNINa.
At meeting oI the Pfesbytery OF Jer.
sey City to-day letter was received from
Rev. j. G. Glendening requesting an in.
vestigation into the charges against him
in the PomeroY case. The communion
tion was referred to the Judicial Com
mittee, who at once begun an enquiry.
The failure oil Il. B Peterson, broker,
is announced.
The street is flooded with rumors OF
TROUBLES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF
TRADE
and the suspension Of houses whose solv-
ency has hitherto been undoubted. No
names are mentioned, and no particulars
are given, but the utmost use 10 made Of
reports TO depress stocks, and with good
success. A London house was mentioned
as-being embarrassed, but no name given,
and nothing definite seemed to be known
here in regard to the matter. Recently o
large grain merchant in Hull, England,
and another in France suspended, both
with liabilities Of 100000. Both these
firms had London connections, and this
may explain the rumor about q London
house.
REPORTED DEATH OF DON CARLOS.
What purports 10 be London dis
patch says that there is a report in that
city that Don Carlos has died from
wounds received in the mutlny at Du-
range.
CHURCH CONGRESS-.
The first meeting OF the Church Con-
gress In the United States was begun this
morning in Calvary Church by the ad-
ministration OF the Holy communion,
Bishop Whipple, oI MIMI, officiating, as
sisted by Bishops Hare, Of Ind, and
Clarke, Of R. /; Rev. Dr.. Z. o. Wash
burn, Rev. DR.. VIM. A. Huntington and
Rev. George D. Wildes, Of New York.
Prior 10 the beginning Of the services
Bishop Whipple in coming to the chancel
Of the rail, alluded to the custom Of the
Roman armies on going into battle, Of
raising their right hands and taking an
oath TO be true TO their country. He said
that when we ieel weak and weary we
should not only look upward with
strength and hope, but we should take
the oath Of allegiance to Christ,
our King. Il was meet that the
first OF these gatherings should take
place around the Lords table, and that
casting our eyes and heartsIupwards we
should take pledge Of foyalty 10 our
Sovereign. This was a day for hearty
love and deep brotherly sympathy. II
was a day when men learned that one
word spoken in ChsrityIwas;worth thou
sand spoken in the sharpness OF wit.
When we knelt at the table Of the Lord
all harsh or bitter feelings should be cast
away or changed into love, and we
should never lose faith in God, as be
in his own good time would hasten the
coming Of his kingdom.
The afternoon session OF the Congress
was held in Association Hall, which was
densely crowded. In the absence OF the
Bishop Of New York, Rev. Alexander
Winton, D. D, Of Mass, presided, sup
ported by Bishop Whipple, Of Minnesota,
and Bishop Clarke, OF Rhode Island. B
The exercises opened by singing the
hymn, Behold the glories Of the lamb, u
alter which prayer was offered.
A letter from Havana, Sept. 30th says:
ut Is reported that the Insurgents en-
tered Remedias and held possession "a
hours We were five days without a tel.
egram from New York.
TILToN GIVES BAIL.
Tilton gave bail today in the indict'
ment for libel found against him by the
grand jury.
Gaziway B, Lamar died here yester'
day.