The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-15
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

The wheat crop in Michigan Is estimated
at 2Sl47QO9
Matthew Arnold sailed for America on
Saturday.
A Tildea Campaign Club has been
formed in Philadelphia.
A prominent house in Montreal Is totter.
ing, and there is u bad financial scare.
George S. Richards, a prominent Boston
fsh dealer, ismissing, and thought drowned
Neal says Cnft was an innocent man.
He listened 10 the details OF Gratis execu-
ton without emotion.
Kansas City, Mo-, Is exercised over
slleged diseased beef. An Investigating
committee has been appointed.
William F. Mcfarland, clerk in the N.
Y. Postoilice and we'll connected, has been
arrested for robbing the mails.
Fred Smith, victim Of the steamer
Colorado disastor, died at Buffalo Saturday.
Five deaths In all have occurred.
Joseph Tate shot William Seal. dead at
Virginia Oily, Miss. Heis the second mau
killed by Tate within sixty days.
At Joliet, ILL.,, three German laborers at
tempted To cross the canal In a leaky boat.
George Simond and William Gillaski were
drowned.
The Mexican bonds, which are to be ne.
goliated In the United States and Germany
at eighty.tive cents on the dollar, will bear
nine per cent, interest.
Casper sche,tig, aged 20 years, was in.
suited last night, In Brooklyn, N. Y, by
Charles Muller. A quarrel ensued, when
the latter stabbed Scnettig fatally.
Six thousand pounds sterling have been
contributed in England 10 meet thu ex.
penses OF q six months mission conducted
by Moody and sankey at lslington.
Mrs. Fanny Sprague, widow I Am
and mother OF ex Governor eprague, uleu
at Groton, Conn, last night, aged nearly
81. She was visiting her daughter.
A. Scranton, Pa, Joseph Connect. and
Edward Bradley were killed while attempt.
Ing to board the west.bound express The
police were losking for both for robbery.
officer Thibideau was probably fatally
shot at Monckton, N. B by Humphrey
Gilbert, o lawyer, whom the officer had
Just released at the instance ot Gilbert'S
wife, who had asked the officer 10 make
the arrest.
Saturday was the semi. Centennial ami.
versary Of the consecration, Ia Baltimore,
OF the late Archbishop Purcell as Bishop,
No one OF the dignitaries present on that
occasion Ia now alive.
Prof. William Denton, a distinguished
American geolcgist, who had been making
extensive explorations in Australia and the
East, was one Of the victims OF the earth.
quake in the East Indies.
A dead woman found by the railroad
near Bloomington, Ind, Is supposed TO
have been pushed from train by her
husband, Charles Seaman, who got of at
thenext station, and has since been arrested.
The United States mau.of.war Ranger,
now at the Mare Island Navy.yard, will
leave at the eud Of this month for Central
America, to complete the survey begun by
Captain W. J. Phillips ot 500 miles OF coast
north Of Panama.
Men in four prescription horsas at Pitts.
burgh have been ordered out by Union No.
70 oi -the.American Flint Glass Workers,
Association, because the manuiacture,s'
boys 10 do iourneymen's work. About 200
men are Idle.
Mrs. lBonatace, the well known actress,
widow Of the late Geo. O. Boniace, died at
North scituate, Mass, Saturday. She made
her first appearance at the age Of Is al
Rochester, as Mrs. St. Clair in "Uncle
Toms Cabin"