The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-13
= Condensed TgLEGRAMS.

At Jackson, Mich, r. Irving Latmer
was aentenced to State prison for lie for
numbering bis mother, January %.
new cruiser, Charleston, satur.
day, on her trial trip, made IS knots an
hour, showing her 70 be the fastest war.
ship in-theworld.
"A Gre in the brewery OF the F. & NJ.
Sehaefer Brewing Company, at New
York, caused q damage Of $4,000 10
grain, machinery and building.
An 1NTELLIGENCER special from Point
Pleasant says a terrific thunder storm
pesaed over that place Saturday. The
electric light wires were wrecked, leav-
ipR. the city In darkness.
Tom sadler was arrested yesterday OF
Canton, Ohio, charged with attempting
10 wreck the limited pestlbule express
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne L Chi,
Cago road about month ago.
Irving G. Caldwell, Of Cincinnati, o.;
s. w. Lamping, OF Grand View, Ind. |;
Joseph II. Magner, OF Paris, ILL.,; O.
Smith, Of Kansas City, and Thomas Il.
Taylor, Of Caldwell, o., have been ap.
pointed SPECIAL agents in the general
land Office.
The steamer Rugia, which arrived at
Plymouth yesterday, reports that her
cargo Of cotton caught fire on the sth in
slant and the vessel barely escaped de.
stfucEton@. Considerable damage was
done and there was panic among the
passengers. ,---. .--
Frank Glasscock, a son Of Daniel
GlassCoCk, Of Monongalla county, aged
about l9 years, dropped dead at Arnetts-
vile, aS' be Tas stfolling along with a
friend named Hugh Hood, He had for
lome time previous been complaining Of
heart dlSeaSs. z ~ -.
x shock, vibrations from northeast TO
southwest, supposed 10 be an earth
quake, was felt at Annapolis, Saturday
morning at 3,4b. The tremble was aG-
companied by loud clap, as though
something heavy bad fallen on the
floors OF the houses.
Tho Western roads are feeling the
effects eof the Iowa Railroad Commits.
sioners' low rates, notwithstanding the
fact that the aggregate earnings are fairly
good. The earnings from the local Iowa
traffic are very gefiously cut into by the
Schedule of the Ohio commissioners.
It is learned that tho town at which
the new refinery Of the Standard Oil
Company is 10 be erected 10 Whiting,
Ind, II miles from Chicago, and Just
over the line from Illinois. This ID ex'
pe6ted 10 DO the largest refinery Ia the
world, and will look after the Western
and southern trade.
II has been definitely agccrtalned thai
Gady, who was killed and roasted on
stove several days ago, tho murder beinE
charged TO Apache Indians, vaB klllet
4 lby three MeSiCang, who had 1uarrelet
with him during the day. He was killed
roasted and tnutilated. Not singlC
'l1hdiah has LEFT the reservation Or wa
Heysp ID Il nelghbofhood.
1PathCk Ford, 90 years Of age, awatch
man employed In one Of Armour's pack
Ing houses at Chicago, shot and klllet
| his vile, q teAfg Of RgO, yeIllsFday morn
Ing, aud then putt bullet into his owl
bfbAst juSt above tbp hOark He ea1notr re
cover Ford hAA been married but thre,
months, but he and Ills wife had guar
relOdI and they have not been lIvlnI
4 l6gethSr.J = kiSA.1 .filE
One Of the largest seizures ol opium
eyeF made AZ San FfanclsCo took plac
, after the arrival Of the Pacific Maj
steamer City 81 New York, SAtutda.
afternoon. Deputy Surveyor Fogatt,
and an tnsreclor eOlGed ays lRrge trunk
I Ehieh NCtqRlled with opium and Label
Q cd "'Ah King, Panama" !" All king
. name could moi bO found on the paSsen
L ger list, and The 4uhlb were AcCordlngl
taken aahote, They we're found 10 con
tain nearly 100 pounds Of opium eact
. making about 900 pounds 81 the dEul
|. which with the duty, would bring Lh
value up 70 $1,000. "