The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12
CONDENSED TELEGRlas,

Secretary Tracy is at Bar Harbor.
The Nipsic and Alert are at Honolulu.
Reports Of an Indian uprising in
Washington Territory are denied.
Henry Kusel, Treasurer Of Namesta
Lake, Wis, has absconded with $1,000
Of the village funds.
Thirty persons have died from dysen.
terry at Carthage, ILL.,, and 222 are still
under treatment.
Mrs. Harrison Is resting quietly at
Nantucket, Mass, and her sister, Mrs,
Scott Lord, Is improving. /.
Mrs. N. Freeman and her 12'year.old
daughter were killed by lightning at
Piper City, ILL.,, on Friday.
AtPlper City, ILL.,, Mrs. N. Premanan
and her 12.year.old daughter were killed
by lightning as they were coming 70
town during a storm. A 7.months.old
babe in the mothers arms was not In
lured.
North River, Beede House, schroon
Lake, Keene Valley, North Greek and
Chestertown, N. Y, report having felt a
heavy earthquake shock at 1924 satur.
day morning. The inhabitants were
badly frightened.
The women's Home Missionary soci.
ETY. Of Cincinnati, has Issued circular,
appealing for contributions for the pur.
pose OF founding a training school for
missionaries, or an industrial school to
bear the namc Of Mrs. Lucy Webb
Hayes.
The Penn Iron Works, Of Lancaster,
posted notice OF the resumption Of op.
erations on August 10 al s. IS per ton for
puddleTs. Five months ago 260 men went
On a strikClwhen the wages were reduced
10 50 so per ton, and since that time the
mill has been idle,
rs Samuel x. Rouan, a Chicago merchant
no years old, was "bunkoedn out Of $3.50
at New York In the usual manner. A
young man, representing himself as
reporter, led the victim around 20 many
streets that he could nottell where the
robbery was committed.
The suit Of the Philadelphia & Read.
lux INhllIuhu NVulphuY ukuubb bhV
Adams Express Company for the re.
coyery Of $S4,372.42, has been dlscon.
tinued by the counsel for the Reading
Company. II is thought that the dis
pute has been adjusted 10 the satsiaC'
lion Of all parties.
AT Hammond, Ind, tho packing house
Of George a. Hammond 4 70. was de;
Stroyed by FIRE. TheSblaSe was caused
by the careless striking Of q match near
a barrel Of benzlne In the oil house. The
Gre throws some 700 men out oi EN-.
plOyment The loss Is $4,000.
Henry O. Minor, who was recently
nominated for Congress by the Republi.
cans OF the Third Louisiana district,
telegraphed President Harrison on
Wednesday as followBi "WlFmoth'g
appointment 40 Collector Of the Port
must DO Withdrawn, or / will withdraw
from the canvass for Congress. War,
moth's appointment would defeat me-"
The farm house OF John Mcleod, al
Deadwpod, pakY burned Thursday
night and Mcleod neflBhed In the
flames, The only person present wa
John Woods, q young man employed
on The ranch. Mrs. Mcleod and tht
children were away on a visit, sugpic
ions Of foul play were entertained b
the nelRhb0rs, who CAUSED the arrest o.
Woods and Mrs Mcleod,
A Chicago hack driver named Napol
con Perrin was fatally shot by an un
known man. Perrin took two men 70
resort on Third Avenue, and gal down II
parlof 70 vail iot them, While theFv
Two men entered The room, ahd, RoihI
I.up 10 Perrin, Baid theylt'had IL In 10
him. One Of them then drew q rByol
yer and fred two bholsy one enteflhI
Peffin'9 head. Thotwomen then mad
IhOit escape,