The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-10
eRIgF TELsuRAMs.

There was heavy frost in northern Wis
cousin and Minnesota on Friday night
Corn was damaged.
Delegates from the various liberal league
in Pennsylvania met at Pittsburgh Satur
day and lormed Slate organization.
Horace Grseley's farm, Chappaqua, wa
bought at auction by Miss Gabrielle Gree
ley for $1,000, hall Of its estimated value
j. A. Thompson, a patient in the Indians
Insane Hospital, at indianapolis, from Elk
halt county, suiGiled by hanging Saturday
An Independent movement ia beipi
started in Massachusetts, which has as III
principal purpose the defeat OF Goyerno
Butler.
C.P. Huntingdon fays the Dorsey state
ment that he had contributed to help Gar
field in the las. Presidential campaign il
untrue.
Fourteen Mormon priests, led by Par
son Palmer, OF Salt Lake City, are holding
meetings at Minneapolis, for the purpos'
OF obtaining converts.
Helmbold, the patent medicine man, ha
been sued for $3.50 in Pniladelphia for tht
work o. painting his advertising sign OF
the Pyramid Of Cheops in Egypt.
The usefulness Of the postal notes i
being greatly jsopArdized by the mistake
Of postmasters in filing them out, which u
causing the banks to refuse them.
Drought in Texas has been succeeded b
food, which Is doing great damage t
bridges and other properly. Much stocl
was drowned, and some lives probabl!
lost.
A disease has broken out among swim
ON Long Island. 1t is believed 10 be hot
cholera. Many farmers have hogs slcl
with the disease. Two ei them lost 6IteeI
in one night.
Jennie Lamb, aged seventeen, Of soutl
Charleston, o., his brought suit agains
jack Mallinson. an old farmer living neal
that place, Tor brearh Of promise, in tht
At jersey Giiy, n. J., John Supple
butcher, was killed Saturday by james anC
TAomas Hearp, srothsrs. Supple was the
aevressor, and during the struggle had hi!
neck dislocated.
In attempting to qusll disturbance II
n saloon at Mansfield, Pa, Saturday night
Constable B. II. Clark had his skull frac
tured and was SO sertously injured inter
naIIy that he cannot TecpveE,
At OsaSe City, No, a oolored mob at
tackled Constable KraniE and bis deputy
who had charge Of the coloted man Mtngor
who stabbed Whiton, and getting Mingt
away from them, stabbed him six timei
and left him for dead.
Wilmington, Dsl., Lswis List. ST., anC
George Taylor, brothers.in-law, quarrelec
over Lists i!l-reatment Of his wife, Taylor'l
sister. During the dispute LIST shot Taylor
lnflictiug mortal wound. List was arrest
ed. Taylor was young unmarried man
Ym. j. Melvin, one ol tho men Wht
took parEin the Manchester rescue OF 1867
in which Col. Rely aud Capt. Deasy wert
forcibly taken from prison van and Po
lice Sergeant Belt killed, was buried q
New York Yesterday. Many Irish Nation
alists attended the funeral.
George ", smaIley says in his telegraph
letter from London; MARY Andef9on ha
created 4 great Jurors at the Lycsun
Theatre, to which many critics and play
0oers have returned from distant hoLida.
resorts. Her grace, beauty and acting car
ri.i the house, Her conquest oi the aadi
ence Was SLOW, but the.Fesh Is pndoubted
A collision occurred Saturday on th
western Maryland kaii.osd, tWenty.thre
miles from Baltimore, between O locomo
live and an excursion train from Washing
ton, with several hundred persons ahoArc
| Including many lsdIeS and children: A ma
named Simmons, on the eassbound engin
as flAEmsn, was killed outright. JamC
Maccubin and EdWsrd Jewett, engineer
were horribly seAIded. None ofthe paSel
gers were injured