davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

All the salt works Of Ohio and Virginia
are now under the management OF but
four companies, viz The Kanawha Salt
Company, : headquarters at Charlestonr
W. Va; Ohio River Salt Company, Pome-
roy, o.; Ohio and Virginia Salt Com
pSpy, MiddleporL O.; Central Ohio Salt
Company, Columbus, 0, -s
The steamer Susie Silver and barges
are hard aground at Belleville Island.
.l 10y Tslsmph,l 90
CINCINNATI, April 29,-River 10 feet 4
inches. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling. De-
parted-Andy Baum, Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Arrived-Spread
Eagle, Rob Roy and Rock Island, upper
ALiSsissippii Elliot KOun!z and Belle
Memphis, lower Missouri; Lancaster and
Mohawk Belle, Illinois river. Departed
Spread Eagle, Belle OF La Crosse, Rock
Island, Rob Roy and Savannah, upper
Mississippi; Elliot Capital City and Flem.
ing, lower Mississippi; j. N, Chambers,
upper Missouri. TIE river has risen
about 10 inches and 10 still swelling,
Weather fair, Windyand cool,
MEMPHIS, Apfll lSbs-1ne FlVer lell
inches, Weather clear and warm. Ar
riyed-Illinois, ViokSburg; Arlington,
Cincinnati. Depatted-Gty OF Chester,
and Yaeger, the latter last night, 81.
LouiE Leonard and ,bargeB, Ohio river;
City Of Vicksburg, VickSburg,a ~ i
EvANsvILLB,l April 20, - Weather
clear; mercury co.. to 700, 1t has been
blowing heavy, gale from the West all
day, The river IL IS ! fectand at aStand.
Dowh--.Dick 'Jotdson, Bowling Green;
Morning Star Up-JOhn Means, Arkan-
Sas, Nail City. > ,tl-4s., Ih4 ,al
! CAIRO, April 2O.-Arriyed-Grand
Tower, ST. Louis. Departed-Gty tot
Helena, St, Louis; Robert Mitchell, New
Orleans; Grand Tower, Memphis. River
"a feet inches Weather clear. Mercury
NASHVILLE, April 2O.-Rivors rising
with "a feet 0 inches on shoals Weather
cloudy and warm. ~ 30
LoUByI1LB, April 2OI-The river Is
7 feet 10 inches and ialling,,i Arrived
j. D. Parker, Memphisy Nick''LOng'
worth, and H. L. Turner, Concinnati; In.
diana, New Orleans; Tom Jasper st,
Louis. Departed-Parker and Indiana,
Cincinnati; IIongsworth, New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
Toledo Commercial Of Wednesday, speaks

Toledo Commercial Of Wednesday, speaks
as follows;
But Coal is not all Of this country to
be taken into account, as no section Of
Ohio shows more thrift or better agricul-
tural lands, and in higher state Of
cultivation than this. Many Of the best
coal banks are crowned with farms,
from 100 10 800 feet above the streams,
producing from rs to 100 bushels OF corn
to the acre, and from % to 40 bushels OF
wheat, and all other products in propor-
tion; with fine houses, barns, orchards
and growing fruits OF great variety, and
superior quality; and with people OF
intelligence and culture, who are anxious
to enjoy the better and more certain
means OF communication with the world
at large, and who can and will furnish a
large amount Of product in grain and
wool for the market at home, and at the
seaboard, which cannot at present be
made available for want Of cheap and
ready transit to the best market,
As to the prospects Of the road, the re.
port Of the committee speaks as follows
"The subscriptions from Martins Ferry
to Sandusky amount to about 100000,
The line from Martins Ferry TO Milan,
in Erie county, Is under contract for
grading, and much more partially pre-
pared for grading, Tho very best feeling
and disposition toward the enterprise
prevails along the entire line Of the route
travelled by the committee, with the uni.
yersal and profound desire that their road
should come TO Toledo, AS yet no spe-.
oial proposition has been made by the
company to tho citizens of Toledo, for the
reason that they have desired that our
people should investigate the feasibility
Of The scheme and act intelligently, and
as they think, more satisfactorily for our
selves. The subject, then, resta with US
to say or do what Is for our true interest.
A few ofthe property OWNERS, on each
side Of the river, In North Toledo, have
authorized us to tender donations Of
right Of way and additional grounds for
river docks, side tracks, &C., TO the Com
pany, amounting to not less that SiO,-
600 worth in realty; and others, doubt
less, would do in proportion to their in
terest, as they might think, and the
practicability Of the enterprise impresses
them. Hoping that each citizen Of Tole-
do will give this project proper thought,
40 that D good thing, as we who have
had II under adyisenent, believe II to be,
may not fail for want Of sympathy and m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

years dividends. This is too tempting tG
be resisted, and reports from the Comp
trOllSr,s office at Washington, show that
it Is not being resisted, From Jan. l4th
up to April lsL sl7,2O6,O37 of National
Bank circulation had been returned
while only $S,550,GOO had been issued
This shows that a very decided COntrac
ton Of the currency is going on, Atthii
rate We shall soon sec . diminished vol
ume OF paper, circulation. Those who
voted for the new law in the expectation
that it would initiate the currency mus
feel like the. individual who was hoisted
with his own pctard.
While we cannot but think it is thu
part Of worldly wisdom for NatiOna
banks, in view Of their. present surround
ings, to sell their bonds, yet, as far as th'
public Is concerned, it is q matter for rC
grel to witness the abandonment Of thu
National system,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
IIrlnrs Nnil ior IIls Onlcc

NEW ORLEANS, April 20-The State oI
Louisiana, represented by A. p. Field
Attorney General, upon information Of
]. c. Moncufe, has filed a petition in the
Superior District Court representing that
Antoine DenbuClet Is now occupying and
now holding the office OF State Treasurer
under an illegal commission; that the
said Moncure was elected Treasurer and
is legally entitled to said office; that said
Moncurc received 74,SO7 and Dubuclct
l,O2l votes, giving to the former ma
jority Of $3.50, and that through the nc
ton Of the Returning Board in refusing
to count Moncurc'S majority he was i'm
properly denied the office. lie pray.
that Il mdnddmuS be issued against J
Madison Wells, T. G. Anderson, l.. N
Kennen and G. Basanaye, members Of thu
Returning Board, commanding them tC
canvass the returns OF Bienville, DcSoto
Grant and Winnie parishes and promul
gate the same, and that judgment be rem
dered declaring that said Moncure re
ceived majority Of votes at the las
election, and that he Is entitled to thu
Office Of State Treasurer on qualifying
according to Inv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
CINCINNATI.

ClSciNNATI, April 2O.-The loss by the
burning Of G. +, Hammers moulding
factory last night was $4,000, Insured
in Cincinnati companies,
David SinIon has finally decided Il
erect on Fifth street a granite tower lGC
feet high, surmOunted by colossal statue
Of Cincinnatus.in toga, The tower will
DO composed Of three sections, the first
ten squares, and the last and highest Oc'
tagonal In shape. A platform OF forty
feet square win be built Of granite and
will be on q base for public speaking
The whole Is estimated 10 cost $4,000.
B.P. Groom, Of Winchester, KY, ar.
rived In this city yesterday from England
bringing thirty head Of valuable English
cattle. The cattle are from the celebrat
cd Bates stock. Mr.. Groom also brings
u pair OF fox hounds, present from the
Duke bf Beaufort.
The loss on NeemeyerS brewery which
was burned at ,Coyington this morning
was $4,000. A residence adjoining The
brewery was also damaged to the extent
NJ SIOO0O. s-H-,s.-..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
OMAHA ITEMS.

OMAHA, April 29.-w. p. Jenny and
party who have been appointed to make
an accurate survey Of the Black Hills
passed here to-day.
Considerable damage has been done BY
the river 10 the track Of the K.U, & 81.
Joe Railroad near Nebraska City and
Forest City. Trains running around via
Red Oak truck, on the same road report
that tits broken for some 200 feet, and
water IL running oyer.it for hAlfamiie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TEtEGR4PH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW York, April 20 MONEY Closed
easy at 2I1a3 per cent There Is q quick
demand for first Glass mercantile paper at
4Na6 per cent, with exceptional sales OF
choice as low as per cent. .n. o
FOREIGN EXCHAN0R-Left OF dull at
$4s7a4.S71& for 90 days sterling and $4,000
1901 for demand. r.
GoLp-opened at li5h and closed al
l159G, all the sales Of the day having been
at these quotations. The rates paid fol
borrowing were O, 1.64 and 9per cent, and
at the close per cent was paid for carry
ing. The Assistant Treasurer diSbursed
$43O,0OO Specie shipments to Europe
amounted to sl,4Si, ,0S4, Of which $780,
900 was gold coin and the remainder silver
bars. The shipments were larger than gen
orally expected, some fresh lots Of gold
having been put on board the steamer this
morning. Clearings $27,OOO,OOO. '..
4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
IIHnIvtead Of the Cineinnati Com.
nfefclal 20 obe Called ms b Wit

NEW YoRK, April 29-Among the wit
r,esses to be called by the defense In the
Beecher case IL Murat Halstead, editor Of
The Cincinnati Commercial, and lie will
doubtless follow Tracy, now on the stand,
IA the next witness. Il understood Mt.
HalStead will testify that Mr.. Tilton Won
him to thesuppoft Of his cause, "a far d
the Commercial supported him, by detail
Ing to him the story Of his troubles a.
written out In the true story, In which
Tilton alleged only improper solicitations
Of his wife on Beechef's part Alter TIL.
ton had testified that the OifenSe was adul.
terry, Mt. lTalStead became suspicious Of
hiS story, and, BY some way, Mr. Beecher's
counsel heard Of expressions by Halslead
10 that effect He was lately In the East,
and a subpoena was served onlhlmj and
he will testify accordingly. The ground
he will cover Ia old, and not any longer
important, but HalStead's prominence In
The West ID looked upon as a good reason
for having him testify in contradiction Of
Tilton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
The knights sor4 The. Red . Cross
Difficulty,

New ALBANY, ,IND,,' April 20.-Tbe
difficulty between the two branches Of
the,MasOnic Order. in this State known
d. he'Knights Of the Red Cross Of Con.
stantihe and the Appendant Orders men:
toned In these dispatches several days
since does not appear to be at fan end.
The lLed5cr.Standdrd to-day publishes q
letter from Illustrious Sir D. Barnham
Tracy, Grand Sovereign Of Michigan In
which he says that no restrictions are in
tended where the Grand Imperial exists
in lawful form, and that a Grand Sover.
dign Of a Grand Imperial Council, legally
installed, has the. right to promulgate the
order where no such grand bodies exist;
that when constitutional number have
received the degrees In lawful way,
the degrees having been conferred on
them, they are then entitled to
charters, and when FIVE ConclayeS are
duly formed they have an undOubted
right to form q grand council where no
such body Is in existence in the State.
As for the order being for the benefit Of
Knights templar we oil know that In
England and her dependency the order oI
Knigthood Is conferred on Master Masons
in good standing, and in several con-
OlaYcs In this country, where the charters
have boon obtained from England, they
are now comforting degrees on Master
Masons, and he further remarks that the
Grand Imperial Council recently organ.
lied in New Albany for the State Of
Indiana is a legal, lawful and regularly
instituted body, and the relations Of i
are equal with the Imperial Council Of
Michigan and other States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
GhAGtteLLiasl1ee
RIIRRN.

We ropOrtedas $780, 900 ERE at Oshkosh,
Wis, yesterday morning the same place
that had a si,OOO,0O0 FIRE less than a year
ago. and this moruingwe report $3.50
900 one at Detroit and . $4,000 one at
Cincinnati. AT this lively rate Of burn
ing up the country We shall soon be
ready for that granddisplay Of irc works
recently expected by the Second Ad-
vcntists, II remains, meanwhile, to be
seen to what extent a country carrying
5000 millions Of public and private in
debtness can indulge in this expensive
luxury OF continually occurring big fires
without exploding, I'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
The United states GeOIOgist en-
lEOnIe 20 the lIlaek Hills.

| CHEYENNE, Wy, April 20. = Prof,
Waller P.7Jamcy, United States Geolo'
gist, accompanied by several assistants ar
rived here Today, they will remOin here
three or four days and then proceed 70
The Black Hills VIA Fort Lafaniie where
they will be Joined by several companies
OF cayalty.s Four.O 1--WE practical miners
accompany the expedition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
AyaIHotie Library IIhtneFi.

LOUISVILLE, April 2o.-The Courier.
Journals correspondent at shclbyvillc,
Ky, reports the destruction by fire to-day
oftie residence Of Mrs. Lucy Bakewell at
that place in which was the library Of the
great naturalist Audubon. Mrs. Bake
wclIwas A,idOboh's sister.in-law, and his
library had been left with her. The col
lection consisted Of about 800 volumes,
and was Of great value to scientists,
Nothing saved.I ------ ---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
sale Of Short.IIOrns.

CHtcAuo, April 29.--A special to tho
Tribune from Bloomington ILL.,, says that
tlie,Forest Hin herd Of .Short.lIorns was
sold there to-day. The first sale was that
Of the noted bull First Duke Of Airdrye,
one Of the best animals Of the blood In
the country. He was knocked down to
Charles L. Lippincott, Of ChandlerSville,
Ill.,, for $lO,566. The other sales worthy
Of notice wore London Duchess Seven
teenth to L. X. Bomas, Of Bourbon coun.
ty. KY, for $2750; London . Duchess
Thirteenth to S.W. Jacobs, West Liberty,
Iowa, for $3,2O0; Nelly BY Fourth to
Mrs, Kimberly, West Liberty, Iowa, for
Sl,S26; Nelly BY Fifth to Thos.j jWiddle,
Lincoln, ILL.,, for $l,425; Nelly Bly, Sixth
to L. G. Lewis, 0ldtown, ILL.,, for 81, 100;
Nelly Bly, Seventh to s. W. Jacobs, for
$500; Nelly bly, Eighth to VIM. Stew
art, franklin Grove, ILL.,, for$l, ,l6O Nelly
BY Tenth to VIM. Stewart for 1926
Nelly bly, Eleventh TO H. 0ley;Rewa-
nee, ILL.,, Tor $l,10O; Vista 10 Robert Hol-
loway, Alexis, ILL., for $l,025; Magenta
to ]. Il. Converse, Peterborough, IT., fot
81 1926: Magenta Second to T.. Z. Lewis,
Ottowa, Iii, for $1,000; Highland Lady
to ]. II. Johns, Berlin, ILL.,, for SLIPS
Highland Lady Third to r. Converse, f0t
Sl,75O; Fourteenth Lowan, Of Woodland
to q. ". Long, Monmouth, ILL.,, for ST.
h00 ..F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
The Excursion ever the Wheel
ihR a. Lake Erie Road.

1t seems pity that n greater number
Of gentlemen did not enlist in the recent
excursion over the proposed route Of this
road. Only two gentlemen from Toledo
passed over the line. They were accom-.
panied from this end by President Wood,
Of Martins Ferry, aud Coll Allison and
Judge Cochran, from Wheeling Moth.
ing specially new hasbeen ELECTED by the
excursion beyond the fact that the people
along the route are still as anxious as
ever for itS success. The Toledo parties
were particularly Stf4iCkNitll the cOalre-
sources u the county through which The
road passes between here and orville,
the point Of intersection with the Fort
Wayne road. A lettsrfrom one Of them,
written at 1Eopedals, to the Toledo Com
merttdi, speaks Of the journey from Mar
Tins Ferry to that point as being through
inexhaustIble beds Of coal, from fout
to reSen feet In thickness, aud In
quality equal in most respects to the
Massilon or Dricr Hill coal. II also
notes the fact that the veins liein such re-
lation to the railroad track as TO be from
so to 100 feet above II, thereby atfcrding
the best possible facility for shipping by
rail.
In a letter from zoar, in TuscArawHS
county, the same writer expresses the
opinion that "no railroad enterprise now
or formerly proposed to the city Of
TOledo,is ofso great a value" as thts.o oil
The Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road. lie
laments the indifference that Toledo has
manifested towards /. Up TO this time,
but attributes II to The fact that the peo-
pie Of that city do not understand The ad.
advantages Of the line. He calls their at
tenlion 10 the fact that for "nearly the
whole Of the 81 miles oithis road from
Wheeling ID a notthwCslerly direction,
there ID an aggregate depth Of
about 33l feet Of solid workable coal in
the seven seams, which seams embrace
all the varieties Except The Ahthtacile)
now employed in commerce or manuiac-
lures" lie also gives analyses Of the
coal at various points along The route.
At zoat II il as follows
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
Wind Storm NJ Cleveland,

CLEVELAND, April pa severe wind
and rain storm passed over this city this
evening, doing much damage to roofs,
chimneys, unfinished buildings, shade
and fruit trees, etc. The flagstaff In The
Public Square was broken of, and the
spire Of the First Presbyterian Church
was badly damaged. No loss Of life Ia re.
ported. The velocity OF the wind was
iorty.eight miles per hour. ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
+. NJ. Cook,
]. G. NoRToN,.
GEO. +. POMERoY
TOLEDO, April 97, 1876.
The Gold Resources OF the Gov
AH., ma mt

The Gold Resources OF the GOv-
crnment.
LFrom tl,o Cincinnati Gazette Of ycstCrdayl
There was some ambiguity in our spec
ial dispatch from Washington, published
yesterday morning, in regard to tho pres
ent and prospective supply Of coin in the
United States Treasury, and its liabilities.
The amountin the Treasury April was,
in round numbers, sS4,OOO,O 900. The re.
ceipts from customs are at the rate Of
about $l2,OO0,OOO per month, which to
June 30 will amount to $4,000, 600, CIV
Inc n total Of $l2O,O0O,0OO resources to
meet liabilities for May interest, $4,000
900, and sinking.fund bonds called in,
$30,0O0OOO, or n total Of S44,OOO,O0O,
which deducted from the resources leaves
$76,OOO0OO balance, which the Treasury
should have July |. There Is always sew
Oral millions OF past due interest, which Ia
payable on demand, butitis safe TO assume
that the amount will he about the same
July lat a. Il was April lst. The $780,.
100000 sinking fund bonds mature under
the call June 1lth, and are now pay.
able on presentation. Some Of these have
already been paid, but, in the light Of
past experience, II Is not probable that
all Of them will be presented befote July
The July interest on govefnmentbOnd'
will be about $25,0O00OO. So that the
Treasury will have ample means to meet
ali Of its coin liabilities and maintain liz
usual balance besides, and II II Ia found
necessary TO sell gold to obtain currency
which Il not probable, there will be gold
enough TO spare for this purpose also.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
trln,ialnrn, al Z tllnrlnnnii.

, CINCINNATI, April 2O,-.Duting the
storm to-day a portion of.a wooden
Side walk was lifted from its place; and
one Of the plahks' striking "a man by the
name Of VIM. Finnagan, knocking him
down, when a wagon run over him kill
ing him instantly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

RAILROAD MoRr0AoEs-Continu firl

to the close.
SrocKs-At the opening Of business TO-
day the stock market was firm, and alter
wards became strong and prices moved Y
to x per cent above the closing figures Of
yesterday. Later there was falling OF Of
X to1N per cent, which was afterwards
recovered in the main, but the improve
ment was followed by u decline. The mar
ket closed dull and weak. Pittsburgh, II.
Wayne & Chicago rose from 92jS TO OK.
Delaware, Lackawanna L Western recov'
cred from l1SIG 10 1lO. Union Pacific firm
at rex to 7OE. Panama closed at 100 after
.nIItns, aanit, Il, lka Inv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

CLEVELAND, April 2p.-wheat-.Frmer
and better; No, red 81 3G NO. 2 DO 81 %.
Corn-Firm and better shelled held at $50
5ec; ear 75c. Oats-Firm and steady No.
i state csc; No. 2 do G6c; white 69c. Pc
troleum-steady and advanced to-day; 1907
test Ike; Ohio State test l2I{c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

MEMPHIS, April 29.-John s.. Toof,
Secretary OF the National Cotton E&-
Ckhhge, has issued h callfo q injecting 6l
the National Exchange al Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier coun.
", West Virginia, on Wednesday July 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

CoLuMBus, O., April 9e.-An unusually
heavy wind prevailed here during this
afternoon, blowing down chimneys,iences
and section Of roofing from the Union
depot,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

THERE Is trouble among the ColOred
people Of Paducah, Kentucky, and the
trouble is Of a kind without parallel In
history, religious or proiane. ThecuStom
Of pastOr Of certain colored church
was, 1t seems, to buptize his new con-
yers In the water Of the Paducah gravel
pits, and now rival missionary opposes
such immersion on purely mercenary
grounds. lie says that the baPti1ing
Of the converts in the graVel.pits
has resulted in killing all the fish, A
fearful commentary on the bodily cOndi'
tion Of those immersed beneath the flood
II incorrect, this bold assertion OF the
colored preacher indicates a degree Of un'
pardonablc animoSity toward fellow
laborer In the vineyard. II, however
the charge be true, the preacher who
makes II bears striking testimony to the
efficacy Of q baptism by. his rival. TC
Slay the fish 40, the preacher must nj
least wash out the seven deadly sins from
those immersed. -g i Gu E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

TIM annual report Oi the Chief Of the
Bureau Of Statistics for the year 1874
gives some interesting statements relating
to immigration to the United States,
Tho total number Of immigrants arrived
during the year was 260sSl, Of whom
2,845 we're Of professional occupations,
S2,s42 Of skilled occupations, lOl,Sls OF
miscellaneous callings, and l22, ,46S were
reported as having no occupation. The
latter class consisted mainly Of women
and children. There were added 70 our
population 81, ,4SO farmers 47s farm Ia
borors, and 50, ,267 common laborers. We
also drew from the Old World the valua-
bic services Of billiard player, | eques-
train, letter carrier, omnibus con-
ductor, ! pensioner, and 2 bath keepers
The addition to our professional classes
include 1913 actors, l2O artists, and 0
authors, The clergy received Ssl re-
oruits, Of whom 8 were women This
figure probably shows pretty nearly the
added strength Of the Catholic Church.
Journalism received but 10 additions
from foreign sources, while medicine was
reinforced by l69, surgery by 80, and law
by 81; 654 professors and teachers immi-
-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

CINCINNATI, April 29.-Yice President
Henry Wilson arrived here to-day and
after staying n few hours departed 10y
Louisville whence he will go to st. Louis
and Denver. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

The insurance on Niemyers brewery,
burned this morning, amounts TO $4,000.
Insured In local companies.
'Ehrce.Hfths interest In The steamer
Thompson Dean was, sold to-day for Sl2,-
900. The boat cost 100000 four years