The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-07
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Diaz has arrived in Mexico.


Rev. Joshua Henson, Mrs. Stoves "Uncle
Tomin is dead. ,, l4
Twenty oil cars burned between Howells
and Middletown, New York, yesterday.
Miss Lillian Spencer, actress. is Ill Of
brain fever in the hospital, at Cleveland.
Secretary Chandler is at Concord, N. H, /,
called by the dangerous illness OF his
mother. H
William II. Vanderbilt sailed for Eu.
rope on Saturday for four weeks trip.
He goes agsin in June. ..-.--,-
The Chicalin Indian outbreak Is at an
end, The murderers were captured by
settlers aud friendly Indians. I
A statue Of Peter Cooper will be erected
by popular subscription, in the little public
square Just south Of the Cooper Union.
Nearly all the business part Of the town
Of Brownsboro, Texas, was burned Friday
night. Loss between $50, 900 and $4,000
F.W. Beebe, proprietor Of the Beebe
House, Monitor Springs, COL, suicided at
the Windsor House, Denver. Temporarily
insane.
1t Is stated in New York that Joseph
Pulitzer, OF the st. Louis Post Dispaich. has
practically acquired possession OF the New
York World. @i
Patrick and William Flynn, father and
son, quarreled in their home at Long
Island City. The father broke away from
the son, and seizing an ak, crushed in his
skull. ~ Ls
The Central Labor Union yesterday de
nounced the opening OF the Brooklyn
bridge on the Queens birthday. A mas:
meeting TO protest will be held in Cooper
Institute.
Moody and sankey reached New York
yesterday. Last night Sankey sang at the
Cooper Union Temperance meeting. They
have come home for rest, and will return
to their labors October next.
Governor Cleveland has signed the
Campbell penal code amendments, which
practically repeal what arc known as the
Sunday Blue laws, which bave been SO
obnoxious to large class Of citizens ol
Brooklyn. @a
The Williams & Guion line steamship
Alaska, which arrived at New York Satur-
day, made the trip from Queenstown in
six days and tweniy.three hours, knocking
out her former quickest time, seven days,
one hour, and fifty minutes.
Information was received at Dallas that
a band otmaurauding Comanches raided
the Consolidated Cattle Conpany's rancho
in Gartea county, run of number ol
horses and killed several cattle, and that
party OF well armed cowboys were in hot
pursuit.
A barn two hundred feet long, the prop,
erty Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, con.
tanning five hundred tons Of hay, belong.
ing to the East Liberty Stock Yards Com
pany, was destroyed by fre last evening.
The stock yards narrowly escaped destruc.
ton. Loss, $4,000.
New York bank statement-Loana, in.
crease S2,6l2,400; specie, increase $685.
800; legal tender, increase S4S8,600; de-
posits, increase $70,047,o00;r circulation,
decrease $l0S 800; reserve, iscrease $685.
995. Banks now hold $l,G04, ,125 in excess
of legal requirements.
A Pittsburgh bank has obtained judg-
ment for $4,000 on note OF A. v. Tins
man 4 Co., well known coke operators at
Uniontown, Pa. II is said the firm will be
compelled to make an assignment to-day.
Assets about 100000 and liabilities con-
siderably above that figure.
Frank Mann, OF Oxford, Mass, shot
Mrs. Mary E. More, OF Millbury, formerly
OF Oxford, in James Deans boarding house,
Millbury. He then shot himself. Both
are dead. Mrs, Moore had been separated
from her husband. She was expecting a
divorce and In the meantime received st-
tentions from Mann.
Gold, silver and United States notes In
the Treasury Saturday: Gold coin and
bullion, SIS9,053, $50; silver dollars and
bullion, $l09. 1894, 1856: fractional silver coin,
SIS, ,l25,S $40; United States notes, S4S,06l,-
O40; total, S375, ,2S5. 1874. Certificates out
standing: Gold, S54, ,S77, 500; silver, S72,-
497, 1901; currency, Sl0.280,00O.
The Governing Committee Of the Coffee
Exchange, Of New York, has expelled
Gustat A. Rscknagel, Vice President Of the
Exchange, for violating the rules and fail.
ing TO answer the summons OF the Com
plant Committee. Recknagel failed to
meet obligations and his brokers, William
Scott L Sons, sued him for $4,000.
The Mexican and Spanish American
Commercial Exchange, which has been in
process OF organization for some months
past at ST. Louis, hss been formerly inau.
eurated. The. Exchange Is handsomely
fitted up and already contains numerous
samples and specimens Of Mexican pro.
ducts, both crude and manufactured.
William Nichols, a atrayeling salesman
for the machinery firm OF S. Il. Cockrell &
Co, OF Dallas, Texas, was shot and killed
Friday evening, by Charles K. Adams, on
an east bound passenger train, as 1t was
approaching MoniFose, twelve miles IRON
Clinton, Mo-, Itis thought that Adams Is
a crank and had been drinking. He Is
said 70 bail from CaEroIlten, III. "