The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-02
DOMESTIC NEWS IN BRIEF.

LAUOIeIb III All AIlo SOttoh PASSSc7 -
New Orleans are on q strike for an ad.
vance in wages.
At New York the chinaware factory Of
David Robintzek was burned, loss S50,-
600, insurance $4,000.
The amount OF coinage executed at the
United States Mints during Augnstis val
ued At &c, $40 500, Of which s, ,25S, 900 are
standard dollars.
The Cincinnati Board Of Commerce will
devote next Wednesday afternoon 10 re-
ceiying the visitors who attend the open
ing Of the Exposition.
A collision OF freight trains at Morgan
Station, on the Philadelphia and Balti-
more Railroad resulted in great damage to
engines and cars, yesterday.
Base ball yesterday: At Cincinnati:
Cincinnatis, 4; Worcesters, s. At Cleve-
land: Clevelands, 10; Bostons, s. At
Buffalo: Proyidences, g. BufalOes, 5.
The hoisting works Of the Quinn Mine,
Silver City, New, took FIRE last night: An
explosion Of giant powder destroyed the
works. The Watchman, Victor Laundry,
was killed.
The New Jersey Democratic Conven.
ton met at Trenton yesterday and nomi.
mated Geo. @. Ludlow for Governor and
Zoatfried Kuger and John II. Dialogue for
Presidential electors ct large.
The American genealogical Associa-
ton commenced three days session at
Cincinnati yesterday. Some OF the most
learned and successful physicians Of the
world in the treatment Of diseases Of wo'
men are present.
The Committee OF the Morton Monu-
mental Association examined . number Of
models yesterday and adopted one suo-
mitted by Carpenter & Raymond, Of Day
ton, o. The moDument is to be erected
at Indianapolis.
The platform laborers at the Plum
street freight depot OF the ST Lous, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad struck
for higher wages. They number about
one hundred. They have been receiving
81 Is per day and want 81 80.
Entries for the fall meeting Of the Id
State Trotting Association, OF Toledo, in
connection with the Ti.S.ate lare com.
mencing September 18th, will close to-
pisht. The presence Of large field Of
noted trotters is already assured.
At Dayton, O., Charles bites, chair
maker, was shot and instantly killed by
| John Heteriek, his brother.in-hv. Hites
loaned Heterick q small sum and last
night asked for It's repayment. This en-
raged Heterick and the murder followed.
The San Francisco Chamber OF Com.
merce and Board Of Trade, a. Joint spec
ial session passed q resolution compliment
ing Sir Thomas Hesketh for sending his
steam yacht, Lancashire Witch, in search
Of the missing crew OF the bark Mathilda,
A Buffalo dispatch says george Haw-
thorne, Edward Anderson and one Moore
have been arrested, charged with manu-
iacturipg and issuing spurious coin In this
State and Canada. Charles GottholZ, 70
whom was soldta large quantity Of goods
stolen in several burglaries in this vici.
nifty, was also arrested" ;"
An agricultural fair, on wheels, consist
ing OF finely decorated car containing
products from along the line OF the North.
ern Pacific Railroad, arrived at Chicago
Yesterday, and excited much interest 1t
goes East, and will arrive at the New
England Fair at Worcester, Oh the Ith inst.
The annual statement for the CONNER
cial year closing last night, show 40e, 500
bales OF cotton received at Memphis, an
excess Of 2,36s bales over the previous
wear. The average prices realized were
81 lSS100 per pound. The aggregate
value OF the cotton being nearly twenty
four million dollars.
by Newman was arrested at Milwaukee,
Wis, yesterday, Tor the murder Of Q man
named MGrhufg, in Denver, Col, q few
days ago and held, awaiting requisition
from the Governor of Colorado. New.
man, who has been under the name Of
Harry Hill while here, confesses to killing
Marburg unintentionally.
Harry Casey, sged 10, was drowned
while bathing at Narraglnsett pier. he
was the sen Of Col. S. f Casey, ot Wash.
ington, and the grandson ot'Gen. silas
Casey. He was not tpissea until the other
bathers had returned to the bathing house,
where his mother awaited him. The body
4 was not recovered. Another young man
was saved by the life saving crew, which
went on duty Yesterday.
Parties living at. billiard, Franklin
county, Ohio, found an unknown man ly.
ing dead on the railroad track near that
toSn. 4 further search turned Up two
tramps, who said the dead man had been
in their company Tuesday nighti that
they ell sat down beside the track and fell
ssleep, and when they awoke this man,
Who is said TO be James Kelly, oi Mana.
yunk, Pa, was rolling from their side,
having been killed by passing locome-
tive.
Congressional nominations reported
yesterday: Andrew 6. Chapman, by the
Democrats Of the Filth Maryland district
]. r. GIaseock, by the workingmen OF
the Second California district; ]. w. Shell.
: don, by the Democrats OF the Third Mich
igan district; Z. Moody Boynton, by the
Greenbackers ofthe Sixth Massachusetts
district; J. S. Collins, by the Republicans
Of the First Georgia district; S. s. Farweli,
by the Republicans OF the davenport,
: Iowa, district A. a. MRtsoh, by the Re-
: publicans OF the Third Alabama district
Cyrus S. Prescott, by the Republicans oi
the Oneida, II. Y, district. %.
Howard. White & Crowell, Of the Chi.
! cago Commercial BEletil baYe llviSeg re.
spectlng the supply Of hogs for winter
packing from 2Si counties In the North
west, The shipping during the summer
n has been about fity per cent larger thar
last summer, but the high prices bave In
= dueed the farmers to raise more hogs, thI
o profits on them being greater than on enJ
,fl other crop, The reported damage TO thl
o corn mas induced heavier shipments, bu
l. thefe Il vast amount OF old corn In thl
/. country. and there Il no scarcity Of feed
ME indications are favorable for abou
le an average winter crop Of hogs,