The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-16
GENERAL NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

Warner 4 Fpgils Touring mill at Tower
Hill, Ill, burned yesterday. Loss, 5000.
4 dispatch from Concord, N. IT,, SAYS
present indications point to The possille
recovery Of "A. Bronson Alcott.
The State Grange Of the Patrons Of Illus.
bandry OF Pennsylvania, will hold It meet.
lnE at Harrisburg, December IL.
4 tAithless wife carsed John b. Morris,
railroad contractor, at Lewis, ILL.,, to commit
suicide last evening, by shooting himself
through the head with 4 shotgun.
Thurston Russell, Of Lynn, NIass., was
found wandering about the streets OF Lit.
t!etown, No., yesterday, partially insane.
lie is being taken care OF by the citizens.
Mary Booth, ncgress, aged II, was con.
demncd to be hung for poisoning three
persons. The Governor OF Virginia, how.
ever, Inns committed the sentence 10 i'm.
prisonmcnt for life.
During the performance Of a circus Il,
l.onoke, Ark, Tuesday night, the door.
keeper was fatally sho, by one OF a party OF
ten whom the police were attempting 10
put out OF the canvas.
The merchants OF San Francisco are
quietly subscribing TO the stock Of The
Nicaragua Canal, the subscription being
started by The Board OF Trade. One hun.
dred thousand dollars have thus iar been
taken. SIS ~
In conjunction with the news Of n killing
frost in North Carolina yesterday morning,
comes the cold fact from Wilmington that
l1.e Democrats have elected the entire ticket
for Judges Of the Supreme and Superior
Courts. ,--a.
Near Napoleonville, La., last evening,
Geo. Garrett, ayoung nephew OF promi-
nent planter, demonstrated with negro
band called "Yank," when the latter shot
Garrett through the heart and fled to tho
cane brakes.
Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian Chief, who
murdered James johnson, near Fort sullv
in. 1870, WITS hung at funkton, D. T., YES.
terday. He left request to his relatives
not to avenge his death and TO omit the
usual mourning.
1t is reported that tho relative relations
hetwecn the Western Union and Mutual
Union Telegraph companies are less hostile
than supposed. James Gordon Bennet, is
said TO have expressed Il willingness, to give
mp his interest in the new cable iorS 500, GOO,
The Secretary OF the Prohibition party,
ut Chicago, has written an open letter 10
the President oi The Personal Liberty
League ,challeueinah discussion oithe points
ut issue between them, the discussions 10
be held in the lcading cities east and west.
The Alabama Legislature organized YES.
terday by the election OF Geo. P. Harrison
President oil the Senate, and w. +. Foster
Speaker Of the House. The Legislature Is
overwhelmingly Democratic. The Cover.
nor's message makes fine exhibit Of State
affairs. The bonded debt Of the State il
Sa,407, ,S00i annual interest SSii 900; casl,
III the Treasury At the close OF the fiscal
year, sl2i,0l0. IA ls :"
w. D. Lee, OF Newark, o., who ls asso.
ciated with james G. blaine. Robt. Elkins
aud others in the Standard Coal and Iron
Company, operating in the locking Val.
ley, and which has IL capital OF S25, ,OOO..
600, was in Columbus yesterday on b1si.
ncss CONNECTED with tho enterprise, and
stated that the prospects OF the company
we're very iiailcring, reports 10 tho contrary
Notwithstanding.
The New York Board oi Trade relici,a,es
itself upon the result OF the recen, cleo.
tionss, and Yesterday resolved that it WIS u
gratifying, response 10 the worE OF the
Hoard and other kindred organizations in
educating the people to resist the encroach.
ments upon their political and commercial
rights, and an earnest that they will, in the
future, snppost SUCH men And parties rs
VIII restrain corporate power and place n
! limit to eIaclions upon the people. s.