The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14
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for Maxwell will bo heard today.
The yacht Puritan Is said to be In better
trim and to he faster sailing vessel than
when she beat the Genesta last year.
Charles Bauer, q carpenter who was In
diCted by the grand jury at Milwaukee for
rlotlng, plead guilty, and was fined $lGO
and costs. Y.-...
Tony Mulane, the base ball pitcher, has
filed suit In the Supreme Court ut Cincin.
natl praying for $4,000 from the Times
Star Tor libel.
Telegraphers, in convention atst. Louis,
decided to join the knights ol Labor.
Representatives were present from all
parts Of the country.
The boycott against nails produced at
the Calumet mills Is proving edeCtual.
Carpenters and dealers AZ st. Joseph, Mo-,
refuse to handle them.
One thousand union cigar makers went
on strike in Baltimore Saturday after
noon because OF the refusal Of the manu-.
iaCturers To concede an advance In wages.
George Bishop killed his wife at Terra
Haute, Ind. He kissed her several times
before giving the fatal shot. Jealousy was
the cause ot the murder.
John L. Sullivan and Charles Mitchell,
under the management Of Pat Sheedy, oi
Chicago, have arranged the Bixround
glove contest for the Polo grounds In New
York on July 8. -...'
Ellsworth Flesher, a son oi Porter Flesh.
or, Of lEllenboro, Richie county, while
bathing In the creek near Ellenboro got
into deep hole and was drowned before
assistance could reach him.
The Government OF Mexico intimates
that II would be inclined 10 treat with
great liberality such reorganizationof the
Mexican Central railway management aa
would make that road more favorable 10
the interests Of Mexico.
The steamer AlCides, from Glasgow,
bound inward from Farther Point,
Quebec, has aboard the captain and
thirteen men Of the French barque,
Michel Emile, transferred from the bark
Oanoya, which ran into and sank the
Emile in latitude 400 s., longitude 53'
60. Seven others Of the latter'S crew
were drowned. s.
An American gentlemen, now In Ottawa,
says that large sums Of money are being
sent from Boston and other American
cities To aid the seCessionist party In Nova
Scotia. He states that he is personally
aware OF the fact that one Boston firm has
contributed 5000, which was forwarded
the day he left that city.
The steamer LiSzie CaSsell, Of the Zanes.
Vile and Parkersburg Packet Line, struck
a snsg 10 the Muskingum river, nine miles
below GAINESVILLE, early Saturday morning,
and sank. An excursion party was on
board, but oil escaped without Injury.
Over i60 hogs were drowned, and ConBid-
erable freight was destroyed.
The steamer 81. Joseph, from Liverpool,
which has Just arrived at 81. Johns, N. F.,
brought the crew OF the schooner Mary
Queen Of the Seas, which was lost on May
8 in the middle Of the Atlantic. The cap.
tain Of the St. Joseph reports some 800
iCebergs east Of the Great Banks and az
low down as the 44th parallel Of latitude.
The nail feeders at Niles, o., and Sharon,
Pa, had been getting one'hslf on the
MinRo, o., scale. Friday at Sharon, the
feeders demanded l0A cents per keg fof
feeding instead Oi9 The tailers refused
10 grant this, and the feeders quit work.
Feeders al youngstown will demand hall
Of the 2l.Cent scale, the same az the
Sharon, aud the nailers say they will not
giant II.
Over 200 grocers sailed for Europe from
Nav York Saturday afternoon on The