The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-29
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The Boston Stock Exchange has voted
to close Wednesday, May !.
Richard s. Albert has purchased the
Mt. Vernon Hotel property and furni.
ture for 100000.
The King OF Holland will 60 abroad on
May 2, with the hope OF eneCting com.
plete cure Of his disease.
The strike OF the employees Of the
Vienna Tramway Company has entirely
ended, and the directors oil the company
have resigned.
The Secretary Of the Navy has di.
reCted that all navy yards be closed on
the 3Oth inst Studies and work at the
Naval Academy will be suspended.
Messrs. Kasson, Phelps and Bates, the
American delegates To the Samoan con.
ference, made social call upon Prince
Bismarck at 2:30 o'clock Saturday after.
noon, In Berlin.
Rev. Messrs. Taylor, Edwards and
Hooper, who were captured by Bushirl,
the chief OF the insurgents, and held by
him for ransom OF 81, 900, were released
On DHyulBut bllt buul anu
have arrived at Zanzibar.
This year begins the enforcement Of
tho new license law In Boston, which
limits the number Of licensed places In
that city 10 7s0, and Rs there were over
1000 applicants there arc 1900 drinking
places that must close by May /.
The Quebec Government has served q
protest on the Federal Government
against any settlement Of the northern
and northwestern boundary question
with Ontario without It's consent and
without the question being settled with
Quebec at the same time.
The New York Stock Exchange, the
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Ex
change and the Coffee Exchange will be
closed on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday OF this week. The Produce Ex'
change and the Cotton Exchange will BE-
closed on Tuesday and Wednesday.
An International Anti.slavery Con
gresS will be held at Luzerne In July
next. The Papal delegate will preside
and Dr.. Wipdlhorst and Count De Man
the we'll known German and French
Catholic leaders respectively, and othei
prominent PapiSts will attend.
While q gang Of New York pole chop
pers, under Foreman Hess, OF tho Do
partment OF Public Works, was engaged
Saturday In lowering a 26.ioot pole, II
suddenly fell without warning, carrying
with II LinemRn Patrick MullanU, who
was engaged In cutting the wires az thI
tor OF The pole. Lie sustained com
pound fracture Of the left leg and ankle
Joint.
ST.. Richie, Of Akron, o., had an In
tervlew with Sir John Macdonald FIJI
day night relative 10 the proposed ylSl
10 Canada oithe lnler.Strte Commission
The object Of the visit ls 10 hold a con
ierenc6 With the Government on fall Iva!
matters. The Premier said the DOmln
Ion Government would be perfectly will
Ing 10 receive the commission, and sug
gO6ted the end Of May or early In Jun,
as a desirable time.
Peter ]. NAnsetL has been q ptlBone
on board the schooner Carolina, At NeV
Bedford, Mass, from Cape Verde Islandl
lof lhS past week. lieis not allowed |,
land under The pauper law, because lac
fall, being III, he asked aid as a Stat
paupet 70 send him 10 his native land
from which he Ia now returned. HB hA
a wife and five children, and has hlmseI
lived In New Bedford iot forty yean
, NAnSett claims that rather than go. bac
: 10 the hlAhda he will commit suicide.