The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
NEW YORK.
sHoorINa ArPRAY.

SHOOTING AFFRAY.
New YORK, August 23.-James Long
don, who was shot dead in the lumber
yard on 10Th street, is believed to have
been shot by the man whom he robbed o.
his watch,
The killing Of Longdon, was followed
by the shooting Of two men by the detec
tive who was searching for the murderer
Of LongdOn,
RECOVERING.
]. II. MCViCker, who is with Edwin
Booth since his accident at COscOb, Conn.
writes oithe invalid, that all fears Of bad
results have, we hope, passed away and nc
dangerous symptoms have appeared; he
will need rest and quiet for some ten days
to allow the rib to knit, then he will be
able to walk with his arm in a sling, buI
must trust TO time for perfect cure,
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Abram Simmonds, of Pine Hall, this
State, killed his daughter, Saturday, and
then himself.
ARRIVED.
Among the passengers Of the steamer
City Of Berlin is Capt. Bogardus, the
champion pigeon shooter.
DUNcAN, SHERMAN 4 co.
Wm. D. Shipman, assignee of Duncan,
Sherman & Co., N. A. Cowdrey, Samuel
L. NJ. Barlow and W. A. Mcfarland were
justified today rs surelies in five thousand
dollars each,
WELCOME TO THE AMERICAN TEAM.
The military companies are forming
into line preparing Tor the public well
come Of the American International Rifle
Team. There are but few decorations
ulOng tho prescribed line OF march, either
in tho way Of flags or notices. At the
City Hall the flags Of the Nation and
State are flying, and flags are also dis
posed in folds about tho Cupola aud
festooned across the balcony above the
porch in the rOtunda. There are two cir
cles Of small flags in the Governors room.
There Is no preparation besides the fes-
looming Of tho few national flags in the
Windows and two or three State flags and
regimental guideOns about the walls and
over the doOrways. The procession will
move up Broadway and along the pre-
scribed route to the Army and Navy
Club, where there will be an informal
lunch. No official action has been taken
by the club in regard to the hOnors to the
Rino Team, and none but the Team and
the Reception Committee will assist in
this part Of the exercises. This evening,
at Gilmore's Garden, tho prizes brought
home by the Team will be ON exhibition.
The musical programme at the. garden
has been arranged with special reference
to the occasion.
About two o'clock the Team was driven
up to the City Hall In carriages through
the open space including the width OF the
place. On their arrival they were re-
ceived with three ringing cheers by the
crowd. They then alighted and marched
by pairs to the Mayors private Office,
Col. Gildersleeve and Gen. Shaler lead
ing the line; after ten minutes in u formal
and hand shaking with the
Mayor, tho party adjourned to the Gov
ernors room and the crowd pressed
after In u few moments the reception room,
corridor and stairway were uncOmfortab-
ly packed. The party arranged themselves
In semi circle, when, after n brief pause
Gen. Shaler introduced the team and
Mayor WiCkham welcomed them home
In n brief speech. At the close OF his nd
dress he shook hands with all the mem-
bers Of the rifle team. Col. Gildersleeve
in reply hoped that the Mayor and his
friends who had 30 kindly rendered them
the reception would accept their sincere
thanks. They had gone away with some
friends and had returned 10 find many.
The place he was in should inspire him
to give thanks in fitting terms, but inspi-
ration failed him. lie spoke Of the
warmth Of the teams reception in Ireland
and said that the title OF American cit
izenShip had been passport everywhere
abroad.
AT the close OF the proceedings in The
Mayors Office n military and civic process
sion was formed. The Team and Invited
guests took their places in the procession,
and under the escort Of the Twenty.sec.
ond, Sixty.ninth and Twelfth regiments,
up Broadway over the pre-.
scribe6route to the Army and Navy Club,
where banquet was given, at which
speeches were made by members Of the
Team and the Club.
The progress up Broadway was an en-.
thusiastlc one, and Notwithstanding the
driZzling rain many spectators crowded
the sidewalks to honor the return Of the
rihenen. Many buildings along the line
Of march were gaily decorated with
colors, and at the approach OF
the procession enthusiastic cheers we're
given and continued until II had passed.
TURNER FESTIVAL.
The Turner Societies numbering about
1000 men paraded through the streets to.
day, and afterwards took the cars aud
boats for Jones Woods. The festival In
the woods will be continued for three
days
ARRESTED.
A number Of persons have been arrest.
ed In connection with the attempted mur.
derer Of James II. Noe, In his store Sun-
day morning; one Of them John Moore,
alias Billy Boston, Is said by Mr.. Noe, to
resemble his assailant.
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