The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07
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The Jsanne!te Interrogation oftlie conduct
Of De Long and Melville to Jerome Collins
has begun. ~! S;fsr SSs :. :.
The house OF ]. B. Glow / Son, Chicago,
foundrymen'a supplies, has confessed jude:
nent for ia. t,s r.s !:
B. Igo, Oh trial at Mt. Serling, Ky.,
broke from the court room, and was shot
while resisting arrest.
Freiburg { Workum'sdistillery at Peters.
burg, KY, burned Saturday. Loss sll5.-'
600; insurance SO, 600. lHt-. III
g. L. Hale S Co.'s jewelry store Mt Leb-
anon, g.; WAS robbed OF money and jewel.
rylosthe amount Of 81 500 Friday night.
Tie revenue Of the Dominion Of Canada
ior the nine months ended March IL, was
$23, ,22O, and expenditures sc. .G9l,7 :
EnL Lieutenant Governor Jabtz W. Fitch
died, after years illness, at his home in
Cleveland, O., Saturday, at tho age Of 6l
years. .S,s
Qongrcasmen Geo. D. Wise, OF Virginia,
and Eustace Gibson. OF West Virginia, tes.
titled before the panville Inyestigating
Committee ON Saturday.
q. 1t is stated il General Kefer fails to be
re.noniuated for Congress in the Eighth
Ohio District he will remove to Washing.
ton and practice law.
Comptroller Knox, OF the Treasury, has
received an offer OF the presidency Of 4
New York bank, but has not yet deter
mined whether he will accept it. r.
Nesse Williams, the negro who bound
and gagged Maggie Harvey, sister Of fSshlrs:
Sloane, OF New York, las been sentenced
toihe State Prison at hard labor1or eight
teen years. t
|E;sBy an explosion at the powder mill OF
|dYilliam Reury & Co., at 'Shamokin, Pa,
|tWilliam Yocum, superintendent, wal
burned beyond recognition, but is still
Ealive. ..-...r "E
f. Confederate Decoration Day was observ.
Fed at New Orleans yesterday in the usual
elnanner. The Joseph >ASMowtr Pjst, y oi
II 9 Grand Army Of the ,Reppblie.s psrtici:
pated in the ceremonies. ,1Is3 ~ .;s 8
The Brooklyn Young Mems Democratic
t.ClIo, had a feasts&last Sa,u.dsy4.uight, al.
(which were many eminent members OF the
party. Letters wesetas,read from y Messrs.;
Carlisle, Morrison sudSothert. MI
A train csataininglODO bushalu OF corn
and four thoaQnd pounds Tof h1ur, the
cou.ribu:ion ofReopls Of B ltlar county
Kansas, for the 6aio. .Asod ,s>lT.rers, leit
EldorAdo, yesterdaSA6fhing Tor Cincin:
natl. N sl
Charles Davis, ii, comhany With three
negroes, attempted to. enterfhe store OF his
former employer, T: 1RiohbeigsrIat Newell.
ton, Mist, Tor the,p1Ipose Of robbery. Be-
ing resisted, the murlsEof the entire house.
hold was attempted;fbnt the cook only
killed. The murdersra were arrested
The New York, Socialist Labor party met
at Cooper lnstitu.eSatoi; pronounce on the
Cincinnati riots. .!Their resolutions charge
them upon political; corruption, and; thai
socialism had no In flients. "a call Tor Herr
Most was met by the chairman anpouusin,
platform, ri: U5f.,'{ r%is .5
sheriff scheiter, oIS the Fort Wayne
Ind, j.il, discovered an opening Gu
through the wall Of a cell In which the viii,
murderer, ,Chas. W. Butler, v as confined. .Th'
discovery was most, fortunate, as a lev
houB more work would have resulted II
\ the escape not only Of Butler, but a mum
Der Of other dangerous Oriminals.