The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28
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OMAHA, May 27.-Three car loads Of
passengers from Australia were brought
to San Francisco by the last Pacific Mail
steamer which arrived hero to-day.
NASHVILLE, May 27.-Mr. A. ]. Alex,
ander has sold two Of his valuable Short
Horns 10 Mr., Fox, Of England, the 24th,
Duke Of Audrie, and 10th, Duchess OF
Audrie, at $4,000 for the two,
INDIANAPOLIS, May 27.-A bricklayer
named John WoOlsfer fell from the top
ot u building sixty feet high, receiving
probably fatal injuries. Both arms and
one leg are broken,
New York, May 27.-Mr. JewCtt, Re.
ceiver Of the Erie road, gives notice to
all officers, agents and employees to con.
tinuo IN the discharge Of their respective
duties as heretofore until otherwise or.
dored.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Gen. Rufus
Ingalls, will aot as QuartermaSter. Gener.
al In place Of General Meigs, who will be
absent for one year In Europe inspecting
and reporting upon organization otfOr-
SbH'A
HARTFORD, May 27-.Daniel Hayder
the dishonest postal clerk In the Hard.
ford postOllice, who was detected In riding
letters a few day ago, appeared In the U.
$, Court to-day, and plead guilty. Judge
shipman sentenced him to throo years
imprisonment in tta State prison.
WOOSTER, o., May 27-The second day
Of the United Presbyterian Assembly
after assembling, waa opened with prayer
by the Monderat0r. Tie usual commit
tees were appointed, Eleven new con.
gtegations have been organized and equal
number OF mission stations In the United
States have been established.
GODEmcu, ONT, May 27.-The cap.
tain and crew Of the Schooner Nina,
which went down In the middle Of Lake
Huron on Monday night, arrived hero
last night In an exhausted condition, hay.
ing been two days and nights in yawl
with but single loaf Of bread between
them.
ST. LOUIS, ilay 27.-Tho Circuit Court
this morning awarded the motion to die.
solve the Injunction In the contested
mayoralty case. The effect Ia that the city
register, Wal.h, il emjOingd from permit
ting the City Council Oh any portion,
thereof, to get possession Of the ballot
boxeR
MgMpnIs, Tenn, May 27-The results
III the recent union Of ex. Federal aud
ex.Cunfederato soldiers In joining III the
decoration Of the graves Of Confederate
soldiers il shown III u cordial invitation
Of the ex.Fedefals, In their meeting last
night, tc ex.Confederatea to. participate
In the memorial services at the National
Cemetery next month. MI
MILWAUKEE,, May 27.--At lhe annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Wis
consin Central Railroad to-day, Samuel
Gould, Of Boston, Matthew Wadleigh, Of
Stevens Point, and II. L. Palmer, Of Mil
waukee, were chosen directors. The di.
rectors then elected Tie following officers.
President, Gardner Colby; Vice Presi.
dent, Chas. L. Colby; Secretary and Treas.
urer, E. II. Abbott,
CHEYENNE, w. May 27.-Wm. Allen,
an engineer on tho Union Pacific Rail.
road, was drowned In the lake this after.
noon; caused by tho upSOtting Of sail
boat.
Vice President Wilson left for Omaha
where ho will remain over night, thence
lie goes to Des Moinos, Iowa, BY the carly
train.
RICHMOND, May 27.-Ths Information.
al Young Mems Christian Association
was called to order by Rev. President
Hardel. Prof. Duncan McGtegor Of
England, was unanimously elected Hon.
OrRry Vice President. Several interest.
Ing reports Of general agents were read.
Messages Of fraietnal greetings were sent
10 tho different religious assemblies now
holding sessions IN Philadelphia, Clove.
land, 81. Louis and Fort Wayne, Ind.
"A dispatch from Arlington Mass,
states that yatch was capsited yesterl
day and. s. r. prentress, and Eve young
ladies named, Maria E1iIl, Laura Sands,
Mary Been and Alice and Minnie Well.
ingt6n, were thrown into tho water.
Alice and Minnie Wellington were the
only ones that woro lost.
ST. LOUIS, May T.-qcrafd Bensbufg
and Lewis Kelllman, rOCtiilStS Of this
city, were arrested to-day under indict4
monta, and the former bonded In $1,000,
and the latter In $1,000.
A negro, named Henry Brown, was
arrested to-day on suspicion Of having
murdered Philip Piar night before last
but the evidence against him was not
strong enough 10 sustain tho charge and
he was discharged.
The Memphis City Council, who here.
totOre have opposed the inauguration Of
Gen. Burton, tonight said they would no
longer interposo any objections, and IL 10
probable that the event will take place In
q very few days.
CLEVELAND, May g7.---1n tbs pfesby.
terian General Assembly the report oi
the sustentation Board for the year was
highly satisfactory. They commenced tho
year with balance on hand Uf Sl1 1859.
The VFuss receipts Of the ysat have been
Sli8,sOl. Thi!, added to the balance on
hand, made working capital Of Si27, ,270.
Applications for aid have been received
from 2l2 churches, calling for Sl45,500,
which, added to the applications on dc
at the beginning Of the year not disposed
Of, make total demand Oi Sl66,30O. The
Board has had under consideration TOT
the past twelve months the wants u lgl
churches, amounting to Ssl 400, an aver.
age Of about SigT to each church One
hundred and thirty.ninO churches haye
received appropriations amounting %
S82, ,2S6, while S73p75 remains to be paid
The Board has not failed In any instance
to meet its engagements. II has now on
file Insurance. polielea Of the beat contpa.
nies Of the country to the amount Of
S3G0,2ol. During last year 10 presby.
tctian Church buildings have been de-.
siroycd by Gre, involving a loss Of $780,.