The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-21
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The Canadian Parliament is prorogued.
The Welland Canal will open on the
aS.h.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris arrived at New
York yesterday with her three children.
The one hundred and ninth anniversary
Of the battle OF Concord was celebrated Sat.
urday.
A reported Indian uprising in North,
west Territory proves to have been a false
alarm. :rS3S 4t8 ~ 'g.=5'.: ~lsT -1 Z.
The ove,ilowed streams in New England
are reported about stationary, though rain
atill falla. s..- -
Rsv. F. D. Hemenway, Profee!or at the
Gsrret Biblical Institute at Evanston, hi.
nois, ia dead. I,5,, t,5I -
The Queen Of Tahita arrived at Chicago
yesterday morning, and left for San Fran.
cisco at noon. @ 80 7gaya
Amonastery Of Dominican nuns, the only
one In the United States, has been opened
at Newark, NJ. 1,T
Grea. suffering from lack Of food is re.
ported from many places overilowed lately
by the Mississippi. "a
The aggregate Of two days sales OF horses
at Eminence, KY, was $25, ,945 for l23 head,
an average Of S9ll. ~: .9is,l I5i71 :
A block Of business houses at Baldwin,
St. Croix county, Wisconsin, burned yes.
terday morning. Loss, $4,000. n
The Methodist Church building at sapi-
nav City, Mich, burned Yesterday, Loss
nearly $4,000; insurance $4,000. I.1'7'
John J. Wilson hanged himself in the
belfry Of the NJ. Z Church at New Le1iug-
ington, O., otwhich he was sexton.
Julian Martinetti, one OF the clowns con.
nected with Sells Bros circus, dropped
dead at Dayton, Ohio, Saturday night. !
New stock.yards are 10 be erected in AL.
legheny City, Pa. to compete with these
at East Liberty. Prominent railroad off.
cials are interested. aa 50wT-aI7
Streams in Arkansas are over their
banka, doing much damage. In places
where the country is flat it presents the an
pearance Of vast lakes. !,
While returning from the birthday party
Of their son, at indianapolis, Ludwig Meir
was killed and his wife seriously injured
by their team running away. " A.
Eight Republican Congressional districts
OF New York elected candidates TO the Ma.
tionsl Convention with the result of thir.
teen delegates for Arthur and three against.
| q The Chicago Times presents the wheat
crop in the Northwest. It learns that win.
ter wheat not killed is now doing well,
but spring wheat is not promising. =
Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Fillmore, OF Fayette.
vile, Nsw York, blew out the gas at the
Palmer House, Chicago, before retiring,
The lsdyi dead, and her husband will die.
An organization known as the "sons ol
the Revolution" has been formed in New
! York, with John Austin Stephens as Pres.
ident and General John Cochrane Vice
President. ~ 4,
About twenty additional bodies wero re.
covered from the Pocahontas mine Satur.
day, and it. iB thought only five more re-
main. Work in the mine will be resumed
in abont q week. r +, -;s1.g az,
The Long Island City train on the
North Shore branch, Of the Long Island
road rau into a buggy in which were two
men, at q crossing, Both men were STRUCK
by the locomotive and their bodies terribly
mangled. .-51, - 4, F. i;=z
The Cincinnati Republican primaries
passed oh respectfully. OF fifty delegates
reported, eleven declare themselves fol
Arthur. twenty.Bix for Sherman as frs
choice, Blaine second; four declare 10
Blaine, and eight are without preferences
Captain Rodney Fooee, Adiutant of th
Seventy.ninth Ohio regiment In the wa,
two terms Clerk Of the Supreme Court O
Ohio, Executive clerk Of Governor Haye
and private secretary for Governor Young
, died at Aenis yesterday afternoon, age
, 46 years. n. ~
One Iowa County Convention indorse
| Tilden for President. Another, at low
, City, refused to resolve in his favor, shoug
, a majority Of the convention were partii
. 10 the ''ola ticket Several Republica
. County Conventions instructed iorr Blain,
1 and the sentiment was mostly in the d
reCtion where no instructions were piye,