The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17

fuOlic instruction, died at his residence
IN kokomo, Ind, at II o'clock yesterday
evening.
The London Daily Ntps says that
Marshal BAzAine has arrived at the Spa,
and II. Routher has gone to the Chateau
DC ArneVembeTg 10 consult with the. .Em.
press Eugenie.
The London &andGrd'S special from
Madrid reports that the Republican Gen.
eral Blanca has relieved Vittorio. He
captured twenty cannon and several con.
voys from the Carlisls.
Bishop Cheney, OF the Reformed Epis,
copal Church Of Chicago, preached to q
large congregation yesterday morning
and evening, and In the afternoon per.
formed the rite Of confirmation In St.
Andrews Church, al Ottawa, Ont
Complete returns from CalvadsS
show the Bonapartist candidate for the
Assembly to be elected, having received
u, 900 votes. The Republican candidate
polled 10000 and the Legitimlst 5000
votes.
General Sherman writes from Wash.
iugton that he will attend the soldiers re.
union al Caldwell, Ohio, September 10th,
and from there he will 20 10 Columbus,
70 attend the reunion Of the Army Of the
Cumberland.
"A Montreal dispatch says that four
more Of those injured in the late accident
on the Southeastern Railroad are not ex.
pected 10 recover. BY the storm which
caused the accident, the valley for eleven
miles was inundated, and twenty-five
bridges were destroyed.
| "A. Craig, forman of q tannery at Keene,
N. b., was found lying IN the street, on
sunday night, with his throat cuL. He
died in short time after being found.
VIM. A. Mclaughlin, one oil his employees,
has been arrested on charge committing
the murder.
The Prohibitionists OF the goth Con.
gressional District of Ohio held a conveu.
Iion in Cleveland on the 10Th, and nom.
mated D. W. Goldman, President Of the
Baldwin University, Of Berea, for Con.
gress. Resolutions were adopted con-
denning the liquor traffic and The license
clause in new constitution.
"A Memphis dispatch says the extreme
hot weather the past week has produced
more cases OF sun stroke than has ever
been known before in this latitude. The
Board ol Health reports fourteen cases
from this cause Reports from the aur.
rounding country state that the crops
are suffering very much from drouth.
-Chas Cramer, drunken youth, went
10 a house Of ill.IAme in Columbus, Ohio,
Saturday night, and while there amused
himself BY throwing q lighted coal oil
lamp at Kate Madden, formerly oil Day
ton, one Of the boarders The lamp
struck wall, throwing tho burning oil
on the girl, and setting her clothes on
IRE and injuring her so badly that she
cannot recover.
In the case Of Ex.Police Judge Clin-
ton, Chief Of Police Burt. and other po-
liccmen arrested in Salt Lake for resisting
United States Marshals at the polls on
the third instant, Ex Judge Clinton, who
was also Judge of Election, and Eve
police were bound over TO appear at the
next term Of the District Court Chief
oi Police Burt and one policeman were
released.
Omaha dispatches state that Oh aries
Crawford, supposed to be one ot the mur.
dercrs OF Gresham, near Bushnell, was
captured yesterday, and is not more than
fifteen years old. Cressman'a head was
broken open, and an axe was found near
his body all stained with blood. Tho
wagons were burned about two milea
from tho place OF the murder, evidently
10 destroy the traces Of blood Each pris.
oner betrays a knowledge OF the affair,
and each says the other did 1t.
-Mr. ]. B. Helman, OF indianapolis,
whom the authorities of the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & 81. Louis Railroad failed 10
secure in Indianapolis on requisiion of
the Governor Of Ohio, on charge Of
completely with Mr. Cotton, the attorney
Of tho road, who has absconded on &C.
count Of extensive swindIes perpetratcd
by him on the company, came to Cincir-
natl on Saturday and surrendered himself
to the police. Attorney Cotton has not
been heard OF Tor more than month.
Philip Arnold, connected with the
celebrated diamond transaction of 1879,
was arrested in Louisville, KY, on Satur.
day, upon q rtquisilion from the Governor
o! California upon an Indictment suppos-
ed To be sworn out by Wm. Lent and
others of San Francisco, who prosecuted
him then for alleged swindliDg, The ar
rest was made BY Louisville detectives
and Arnold Is now In jail. He is at
present residing at Eliz4bethtoWn, Ky,
and was in Louisville on business.
AT the Chataqua Lake Sunday School
Assembly on Saturday, 10Th, questions
and answers relating to intermediate
work were part Of the exercises. Mrs.
Emily Huntington Miller read paper on
Sunday School literature. Original poems
read al the close of the last Sunday School
services were freely criticised. At the
childEen's meeting this afternoon crowds
werc present from the surrounding coun-
try. j. N. Freeman made an address and
Frank Baird gave a characteristic lecture.
Rev T. N. Eddy, D. D., Of New York,
lectured this evening and Q meeting OF
the teachers was held. The day was de.
lightful and was closed with music on the
lake and fireworks.
Captain A. F. Butler, who WIS shot
by negro at Augusta, Ga, the other
day, died on Saturday night. The citi-
zens were so exasperated at the un.
provoked murder that several hun.
dred Of them armed themselves and
marched to the jail where the Murrell
brothers were confined, took both Of them
out and carried them to the parade
ground. A jury was improvised, when
both Gabriel and Mike Murrell asserted
their innocence, Aitlr thne hours in
vestigation on the sworn testimony Of eye
Witnesses Of the murder, Gabriel was
taken back TO Jail and Mike was shot 10
: death.
"A FIRE IN the Wholesale boot and shoe
, house Of Carney, Storr & Co., No. 3l4
North Main street, st. Louis, about l
. o'clock Sunday morning, damaged their