The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Geneva reports say that Father Hya-
'inthe has resigned the curacy Of that

| Geneva reports say that Father Hya-
cinlhe has resigned the curacy of that
city, Il ssgS A ,q..
! -supetyislng Inspector General Of
Steamboats, Smith has resigned that po.
sitlon, to take effect September 1st.
The Pacific Mail steamer Winchester
sailed from San Francisco, CAL, Yesterday
for Panama and way points, with 20 pass.
engers and All tons OF freight
Mayor Calvin OF Chicago hOssiven
directions to close on the 10th inst. all
houses known as "pretty waiter girl sa-
loons" and revoke their licenses.
-R. A. Hatcher was renominated for
reelection 10 Congress by the Democrats
Of the 14th district Of Missouri, on We'd
nesday, by acClamatlon.
"A Paris rumor says that Germany Is
negotiating with Spain for cesSion Of the
town Of San Antonia, In the Province ol
SantandSr, with a view OF making 1t q
second Gibralter. 0 y!D.r .sr
AT Little Rock, yesterday was the
hottest day known for years. The ther-
mometer reached l02 degrees in the cool.
est place.
New York State Treasurer Raiues has
fully recovered, and has informed Deputy
Treasurer Apgsr by letter that he will re.
sumo the discharge Of the duties Of his
Office.
-Adsmson's warehouse on Esplanade
street, Toronto, Ontario, containing -four,
grain, hay, tea and miscellaneous goods,
was Thursday night. Loss estimated at
$l25 600. Insurance small. -,r.
The Board Of Aldermen Of Brooklyn,
n Y, has voted 100000, unqualified
y, for tho continuance OF work on the
ridge connecting that city with New
York.
-Bayonne advices state that the Car
lists have received 6,000 breech loading
rifles, which were landed on the coasts.
Other rifles destined for the Carlists have
fallen into the hands Of the French po.
lice on the frontier.
AT yesterdays session OF the Educa.
tional Convention at Detroit, Mich, many
interesting papers were read by promi.
nent educators from various institutions
OF learning in different parts Of tho coun.
try.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention for the Sixth district, held at
Toledo. Ohio, yesterday, nominated Hon.
A! n. Pratt, Of Williams county, for Re.
publican representative In Congress on
the second ballot.
The answer OF Mayor Havemeyer, OF
New York, to the charges Of official mis-.
conduct, preferred by the Board Of Alder.
men and number OF citizens Is pub
lished. He pleads not guilty and justifies
his conduct
Three robbers were discovered In
the Great Western Rlilroad yard, Onta.
rio, Wednesday night, by the night
watchman, who shot and seriously
wounded one Of the robbers. The other
two escaped.
In the Superior Court Of Chicago,
Ill, Attorney General Edsall yesterday
introduced bill to appoint q receiver Tor
the Atlantic s. Pacific Insurance Com.
pany and issue an injunction against 1t,
The counsel for the company resisted the
application as Unnecessary.
The Ppalo Romano newspaper, pub.
lished at Rome, says that the Cabinet Of
the Vatican is negotiating to obtain from
the governments Of Austria, France and
Portugal the renunciation Of their right
Of excluding candidates at popular elec.
tons.
The Cologne Gazette Of Berlin pub
fishes telegram from Paris stating that
In the Superior Council ot War, General
DeOissey, Minister Of War, demanded an
immediate credit OF 100000 francs and
an eventual credit Of 100000 francs for
army purposes.
The Committee on the Legislative
and Judicial Departments reported to the
convention at Little Rock, Ark, yester-
day. The former recommends that the
Supreme Court be comprised Of three
members, to hold their offices eight years;
divides the State into ten judicial circuits,
and re establishes county courts. A
In the trotting race at Buffalo yester.
day, for purse Of 1900, for horses
never having beaten 2:38, sixteen horses
were entered and fourteen started, Snug.
gler and Mollie being dawn. The race
was won BY Magnolia, Kitty Cook second,
Frank Wood third, and Bella fourth,
Kitty Cooke won the first heat. Time,
2:293, 2:97, 226t, 2:2St. a. a.
The convention at Lansing, Michi-
gan, 10 organize national reform party,
met Thursday, and was participated In
by men Of all parties to the number oil
one hundred or more. Some prominent
women were also In attendance. 1t re-
commended return to the specie basis,
State rights, moderate taxation, and leg
islstive control of railroads. Delegates
will be appointed TO call q convention to
nominate ticket
The six American rifemen to shoot
against the Irish team will be selected
from the following twelve after practice:
Henry Fulton, A. Anderson, 7. 8 Dakin,
J. 8. Danliu, g. W. Yale, L L. Hepburn,
A. V. Garfield, Jr., L. NJ. Ballard, II. A.
Gildersleeve, J. 7. B Collins, E. Il. San
ford and F. 3. Gardner. The average OF
the whole twelve Is CAT, against an aver
ago Of 500 on the last public match Of
their Irish antagonists. y
1t Is stated on authority Of the off,
GERS OF the Company, that the st. Louie,
Iron Mountain 6 Southern Railway Com.
pany have Just negotiated in London for
about one million second mortgage bonds
OF 20 per cent in currency, and one mil
lion Eve hundred thousand Of It's con-
solidated mortgage bonds II per cent
10 currency. Also that this company
have lately reduced its floating debt more
than half, and expect to fund the most ol
the remainder 81 900, 900 within year.
The Independent convention held at
Topeka, KSs,, Thursday, nominated the
following persons for State officers: For
Governor, ]. Q. Hosey; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, B. Harrington; Secretary Of State,
Nelson Abbott; Treasurer, O. f. Moester;
Auditor, 9. P. Smith; Attorney General,
y. P. Hall; Superintendent Of Public
Scools, II. p, Norton; Associate Justice,