The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-28
1crARIJsHED AUGUST "a, 1852

which has been in session for some week.
past at Cincinnati, will adjourn this even
ling. The next quadrennial will meet in
Philadelphia, May, 1884. The superior
Court OF San Francisco has dis
missed the impeachment proceedings
against Mayor Kalloch. There will be nc
less than Eve murderers swung of In diff
lsrent parts Of the country to-day. Chi
Cago is filling up rapidly, and the "Boys"
are busy mapping out the lines OF battle
The contest promises to be as warm as
the weather--warmer, perhaps. The
members Of the National Republican
League have declared that they not will
support Grant II he is nominated, and as
sert that they will have plenty company in
their misery. Gen. Hatch has chastised
q party Of hostile Indians, forcing them to
beat hasty retreat, but reports from North
Park show that the country Is swarming
with redskins,
The Leadvilie, COL, miners are on a
strike, demanding four dollars per day Of
eight hours. New Yorkers suffered from
the intense heat yesterday. Several sun.
strokes occurred, and a large number Of
prostrations were noted. The Senate
passed the Agricultural Appropriation
bill yesterday, and the House whiled
away the time in amending the sundry
civil appropriation bill. The "Blaine
train" left Portland, Me-, yesterday alter
noon for Cbicsgo. Kearney is again at
liberty, having been released from prison
by order Of the Supreme Court. He has
been taught good lesson, but whether
he will profit by it remains TO be seen.
The Louisiana Democrats have elected an
uninstructed delegation to Cincinnati.
Indications promise local rains for the
Ohio Valley to-day.
A Rome dispatch says the speech from
the throne has been very well received. 1t
is understood that the memorial for the
recall OF Sir Bartle Freere, Governor Of
Cape Town. will not be presented. The
rifle match between Irish
American teams at Dublin has been
booked for June 10th. The labor strikes
In France, after lasting five weeks, have
ended, the masters making concessions.
The failure OF brokers' firm on the Lon
don Stock Exchange, who were bears
Of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad,
caused that stock to advance yesterday. A
solution OF the vexed Albanian question
is promised by the Powers. Earl Cowper,
the new Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, made
his entry into Dublin in state yesterday,
and was enthusiastically received. The
Euglish Rifle Association has arranged a
match with the American team, to take
place on the last day OF the Wimbledon
meeting. Bismarck announces that he
has gone to the end Of the string in his
efforts to conciliate the Pope. 1t is re-
reported that tbs leader Of the Tekke
Turcomans is dead.
The important features of ,to.day's local
news are noted briefly as follows: The
Wheeling Rifle club defeated the Wash
ington team by score Of 272 TO 20S. The
best score was made by Prof. Dwight, oi
this city. Important changes are con-
templated in the arrangement OF the
Court House. The Commissioners OF the
Gas Loan announce their readiness TO
pay of the remaining Indebtedness of the
Gas Works. The capacity of the works will
be enlarged this fall to meet an anticipated
extra consumptive demand next winter.
weisserber, wheeliug's crack oarsman,
has entered for the Providence regatta
with Riley, Hanlan, and Others. Ken
nedy accepted Weisgerbers challenge to
row at Silver Lake, Mass; date not axsd,