The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

and repeated the old, old story that he
has been preaching ever since his sudden
and unexpected arrival at the town Of
Mount Vernon, which is in the county OF
Knox, and State Of Ohio, said event
taking place shortly after the "Jin'ral's"
departure from a gap in the "mountings"
called Cumberland. That at the present
time there Is a deficit in the United
States treasury Of Sl7,OOO0OO that never
would be uncovered until the Democratic
party came into power,
HE GAVE GRANT
considerable Of a shaking up for leaving
the seat OF government and staying at
Long Branch. l may be mistaken but
thought that the latter had a bad effect on
the Governor as he has not been living
about Columbus as much for some time as
was his privilege, but, on the contrary,
has been carrying on kind Of ivua rub.
Der administration by prorE General
Morgan's speech throughout was q per-
feet TRADE of abuse Of the Republican
party, and his remarks, we thought, in
rather bad taste coming as they did from
one whose reputation Is not the purest by
any means so far as salary grab and Cred
Il MObiLier ia concerned. The balance Of
the time he devoted to George Washing
ton Morgan and Morgan Wash George
ington, and If he did not succeed Ia con-
vincing the crowd present that he was a
great man, why, all we have to say Is, he
failed in his intentions.
FOOT RACES.
The foot race between "Bud' Rodgers,
Of Martins Ferry, o., aud "Bee" Walker,
Of this city, will come of next Saturday on
Wheeling Island. ThisChange was agreed
upon by the parties last night,
1t il probable that match will be made
between Jack Jones and Sam BayleF to
run l75 yards for purse Of $50 imme.
diately after the Rodgers Walker race.
The parties arc trying to arrange the
match to-day, and we learn that the pre-.
liminaries are nearly complete, Bayler
is runner Of some note and will no doubt
make 1t interesting for the pedestrian"
A WALK AGAINST TIME.
Immediately following will be walk
OF six miles in one hour by Jack Jones.
He failed to accomplish the feat here last
Saturday, but attributes his failure to the
shoes he was wearing at the time.
LARGE FUNERAL
Tho funeral obsequies Of Edward Ma
loney who came to his death by drowning
last Sunday, notice OF which was publish
ed In the lNTELLiGENCER, took place this
afternoon at st. Peters Roman Catholic
Church. The funeral Cortege was among
the largest witnessed in this city for some
time. The deceased was connected with
the order oi"fIibernians," "MinerS," and
other associations, all Of which were large.
ly represented.
Ex.doV, MOVES.
Governor Noyes and Hon. A. NJ. Burns
will arrive here tomorrow morning and
speak In the evening at o'clock, a re.
port Of which will be forwarded for
Friday mornings lNTRLLIGENCER.
a TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
This morning a terrible accident oc-
CURED at the works Of the SteubenVille
Furnace and Iron Company by which IL
Is thought an employe named Gus Lip.
man will lose his lie. Lipman was be-
ing hoisted to the top Of the tower In one
Of the cages and when about thirty feet
from the Aoor the rope broke preCipitat.
ing him 10 the ground. Drs. Mears and
Stewart were Immediately summoned and
rendered prompt medical aid, but IL Is
thought his injuries are Of such nature
that death will result. Lipman at last
accounts was sinking rapidly. BILL.
BY special telegram we learn that Lip
man died at s o'clock in the evening.