The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14
CONDENSED TELRGRAMs.

The report that crisis in the Madrid
Cabinet is imminent is contradicted.
The new Free Pres Of, Vienna states
tina! England has recognized the Repub.
lie ol Spain. -
One hundred and eighty.three sacks
Ol Australian mail passed east through
Omaha yesterday afternoon.
Judge New, Of Junnings county, In
diana, was nominated for Congress from
the 4th district OF that State Yesterday.
The Republican troops commanded
by Marshal Zsballs and Gen, Lazerus
have been united at Miranda, where they
are confronted BY IS bsltalions Of Car
lists.
"A Concord, N. q telegram ssys
Jesse Pierce, Herbert Foltz and George
Demond, young persons Of East Boston
were drowned at Centre Harbor Wednes.
day while bathing.
Gen. ]. A Garfield nominated for
Congress yesterday at Painesville, Ohio.
OF the whole vote, 1874, Garfield received
100 The nomination was then made
unanimous. Good feeling prevailed.
An Omaha telegram SAYS the state.
ment telegraphed to the Chicago Tribune
about the Pawnees having skinned man
alive near West Point cannot be traced 10
any source beyond a country paper at
Fremont. Arrivals from West Point say
it is a mere rumor and lacks confirmation
AT Fairmont, village about six miles
north oi Springfield, Ohio, the lightning
struck a church spire about Arm. Wed.
nesdsy, prosratng nine ladies who had
gathered in the Vestibule awaiting q
funeral service. Five oil the ladies' were
quite seriously injured, and their condi-
ton is considered critical
An unknown man was found on
Wednesday night OF the intersection Of
Haywood and Bedford avenue, Brooklyn
N. 7, with his neck and hands iesrfully
cut, and near him was sword cane
covered with blood. The man died i'm
mediately after being carried into the po.
lice station.
"A storm Of wind, rain and hail pass.
ed over the city oi Little Rock, Ark on
Wednesday evening, unroofng several
houses and blowing down numerous
shade trees. The Convention today pass.
ed an ordinance borrowing the sinking
fund to pay the contingent expense of the
Convention and 10 run the State govern
ment in the future.
Gov, Dix, oil New York, has asked
the gentlemen who lately preferred the
charges against Mayor Hsvemeysr II
they desire an investigation. They reply
In the negative, holding that the admis-
sions Of the Mayor that the charges are
true make up the case finally, and that II
only remains for ihe Governor 10 act upon
the charges and answer.
News received at General Sheridsn's
head quarters in Chicago, indicates that
the Cheyennes, Kiowas, and Comsnches
seeing that formidable preparations were
being made 10 punish them Tor their re-
cent depredatons, are asking for peace
and for the military to call II even,
Orders have, however, been issued moi Ia
let these hostile bands enter the reserya.
ton, but for the troops 10 follow them
and punish them wherever found.
The Executive Committee of the o.
8. Centennial Commission met Wednes-
day at Newport, Il. l. Ex.Gov. BlgleI
explained the manner In which the Board
Of Finance proposed to raise funds fol
the exhibition. A resolution was adopted
that the appointment Of special agents tc
foreign countries would conflict with theil
local government action, and consequent
ly such appointments would be at this
time inexpedlent.
The Protestant Episcopal Church
Congress will be held In New York City
October 9th, 6,h, 7th and Slh. Peter
Cooper has given the use ol the large hall
ot Cooper Institute for the purposes ol
the assembly, and Chief Justice Waite ia
expected during the meeting to read a
paper on some subject connected with co,
cleslAstical law, Distinguished member
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, boIh
clergy and lalty, in all sections Of the
country, have accepted invitations 10 be
present a -