The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The United States Senate he's adjourned
till Monday,
Tne Houae at last evenings session
passed twenty-one pension bill and ad-
journed until to-day.
Much excitement exists at Dover I'm.
gland, over an alleged plot to blow up the
royal barracks with dynamite.
The first thing Madam Gloves Hughes
said after her acquittal was: "Thank God,
l shall now see my children"
At Dodgeville, Wis, in a quarrel yester-
day, Cenrad Remley, an old citizen, was
killed with a club BY his son, aged 10.
Boston ottlceis arrested Michael and
Andrew prosby, on the charge OF stealing
trunks containing $4,000 worth Of human
hair.
The comfNittes appointed by the South
western railroad association has recon-,
mended the continuance Of tho pool ior
two years.
An accommodation train was thrown
from the track near Farmingdale,. L. /,
Thursday night, and Henry Burtzel, on
gineor, and Joseph Dalzell, fireman, were
killed.
AT Philadelphia yesterday Rev. Jabcse
Pitt Campbell, tGoloredl, Bishop Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, was arrested
and taken before a magistrate on the
charge Of perjury.
A humanskGn TO Which was attached a
papertRg Inscribed "a. I. Stewart" was
founl in private residence at Hoboken.
1t Is supposed to have been thrown into
the area for q joke,
A Toronto dispatch says that during the
past year the number OF immigrants ar.
rivingin the provinces was q, $50, against
07,5lb the previous year. OF the total
IS, ,4S9 went 10 tho United States.
At Morrill,, Wis, the planning mill and
100000 feet oflumber belonging to the Scott
Lumber Company, was desiEoyedd by fire.
Loss SO, 900, not inEHre't; ransed byover'
heated oil beiRG hoiled on a large stove.
Judge hilton, on behalf Of Mrs. A. T
Stewart, offered an endowment for i
cathedral at Garden City which would
procure $4,000 per year; Il Is reported
that the offer was declined, being made
quate,
A Dispatch from Melbourne states thai
the King of Samoa and tho German Con
sui have concluded a treaty securing tc
Germany three GDats In the council Of the
Kingdom. thereby largely increasing Ger
manyIs influence.
Princes Edward and George, sons Of the
Prince Of Wales. Gse writing an account o.
their voyage around the world. The work
. based upon diaries kept by the Princes
and will be ready for publication In April
II will be in two volutEeS and be profusely
illustrated,
at Cleveland Robert W. Wright, f9I
many years prominent Journalist in the
East and well known author and maga'
zine writer, died ycstGrtiay morning oi
congestion Of the bSain, aged 90. He was
one Of tie lsaders OF the Wing party in
Wisconsin before the war.
AtPittsbutgh an oil lamp IN the hands
Of an old lady named Catherine Jamison
exploded yesterday mosntng, setting fire
to the koasa and burning Mrs. JamisoI se
badly that she died before assistance ar
rived. The fire was extingutshed without
much damage to the house.
! AtIouiayille, KY, in a bar room tight
Fred Ecker was Killed and Israel Smith
fatally shot. Smith Arst hit Eckler or
the head with brick, killing bim instant
". 'Eckler's brother Frank drew pistoI
and shot him through the neck. The
parties are colored, Frank Eckler was ar
rested.
The House Committee yesterday re
ierred to the Court Of Claims cast
pending in Congress twenty.nine years
a claim was made for 81, ,60e by Charlie;
F. Swain, OF Brooklyn, n. Y !, as a recon-
pense for reScuing q shipwrecked crew
from an uRihhabited island near Capt
! Horn In 1S41.