The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-13
NEWS IN BRiEF.
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Joseph shulize, Of Richmond, Ind, age,
40, fell dead while standing In his door
way.
Yandals have already begun detacinI
; General Grants tomb TO secure memen
toes.
Vincent j. Scott, private banker Q
Detroit, has assigned for the benefit Of hi
creditors.
The Valley worsted Mills at Provi
dence, r. 1, have suspended payment ant
shut down.
The exports of merchandise for New
York, for the week ended August L, wert
| S., AS, ,3sl.
BepiaminF F. Butler has become one o!
the ineorporators Of the Union Land and
! Grazing Company.
Matt Bteniord has been arrested for the
murder Of John swearingen in Springfield,
o., last November.
The Democratic Judicial convention,
which assembled at Dayton, o., nominated
Judge Denpis Dwyer.
An association has been organized in
st. Louis, Its object being the erection Of
q monument 70 Grant.
Watt. NJ. Cray, cattle dealer Of North
Aliddletown, KY, has left for parts un-
known, owing $4,000.
Increased lawIessness on the part Of
illicit distillers OF whisky Is reported from,
the Western District Of Tennessee.
A Athree-yearold son Of Martin Kearns,
near Findlay, o., was scalded 70 death by
the upsetting of pot Of hot coffee.
Johnny Green, aged eleven, years, fell
under moving train at Nenla, o., and
his head was severed from his body.
Vim. Wilson, an employe Of the wheel.
works at Lafayette, Ind, had his skull
crushed by heavy derrick, and died.
The first Independent Grand Command.
cry OF Colored knights Templar Of Ken
tucky is in convention at Lexington, Ky.
The coal miners at straitsyille, O., have
made demand for ten cents advance,
and the Hooking Valley troubles are likely
to be renewed.
The death Of Mrs. Sarah A. Gordon, Of
Coshocton, o., which was attended with
suspicious OF poison, is 10 be investigated
blythe Coroner.
An insane man was found wandering in
the vicinity Of Millenburg o, who, when
Q boy Thirty years ago, left the place, and
this is his first return.
Geronimo, the renegade Indian, is now
in the southern part Of the Sierra Madres,
three hundred miles beiowtthe border,
with two commands following him.
An officer Of the Lake Mistassinni ex-
ploring and surveying expedition reports
It's extreme length to be only 100 miles and
its average breadth only twenty miles.
A heavy bank eaved in at Louisville, at
the Government works on the canal, and
killed Peter Decourcy, and seriously
wounded Thomas MeCann and Mike Gu
sick.
The courtmsrtia1 trying Paymaster-
General Smith adjourned, having finished
nouneed until the President has passed
upon 1t. ~,
VIM. A. Root, wealthy seedsman OF
Newark, O., is accountably absent from
his home, aud attachments have been Is
sued against his property to the amount of
about $4,000.
Secretary Of State Bayard received a
telegraphic communication from the
American Consul at Gusyaquil, Ecuador,
saying that he had positive information
that Santos had been liberated.
The quarantine officers at Baltimore
and at the Delaware Breakwater have
been notified to look out for three vessels |
which have sailed from Genoa for those
places without proper bills Of health.
A petition is bsing circulated through
out Massachusetts, BY Cochitnate parties
appealing to Secretary Bayard TO use his
influence in behalf OF Louis Riel, on the
ground that he Is an American citizen.
The Indians on the Iudian reservation
at Deseranto, Can, becoming displeased
with the rural dean, Baker, on sunday
night, dragged him from his pulpit, and
threw him out Of the door ofthe church.
AT Youngstown yesterday. Frank and
John Donahue were buried beneath a fall
Of earth in stone quarry. The former
was diaembowled and lived only q short
time. The injuries Of the latter are be-
lieyed to be fatal.
Thomas Taylor, who lost an arm at the
battle Of Shiloh while Lieutenant Of Com
pany Il, seventieth o. v. L, has been
removed from the postofice at West
Union, ecS and Thomas w. Ellison has
been put in the place.
Governor Hoadly's recommendation Of
N. A. Hanna for the Government Diree-
torship Of the Union Pacific railroad is
severely condemned by Democrats. Mr..
Hanna was Blaine delegate to the
Chicago convention from Cleveland.
Acting Land Commissioner Walker has
prepared list Of fifty cattle.herders who
have unlawfully incloeed 5, ,033, $50 acres Of
the public domain in Western States and
Territories. It Is believed the aggregate
will not fall below. fourteen millions.
The Massachusetts, Supreme Court yes-
terday gave verdict for 81, 900 In favor
Of the plaintiffs 1T the celebrated case Of
Flank B. Dole and Others against John
Woodbridge, In which itwas claimed that
the plaintiffs had been induced to invest
in California mining stocks.
The family Of Daniel Asbaueh, Jr., near
New Philadelphia, Ohio, were poisoned
yesterday by eating toadstools. One boy
died and the mother and a young child
are not expected to live. Two girls named
Richardson, from the Dayton Orphans
Home, who were visiting the family, are
In q critical condition.
Aseixure Of smuegled iewelry from New
York has been made by the customs Off
Gers at Montreal. A we'll dressed woman
crossed the boundary several times at dii.
ferent points. She wasalways accompanied
by q small poodle dog, and It was under
the blanket wnich the dog invariably
wore. that the yaluables were stored.
The Greenwood Iron Works, operated
by the Garrett Iron Company at Green.
wood, N. r., shut down last night. II Is |
stated that the company is iinane neially em.
bGrassed, but no assignment has been
made. The liabilities are said 70 be from
800 600 Ito 500, ,0OO, with assets Of 500, 600.
Five or six thousand dollars are due EN-.
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