The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-25

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Personsliylngnear the sulphursprins
Of UwChland, Pa, have lost the sense o
smell,
Lord Robert Cecil, second son 0
Lord Salisbury, is practising at the Eng
lish bar,
The new Michigan State Board Of Ar
bitrRtion Is likely to be kept busy all Thu
year round.
The Carnegie works at Pittsburgh arr
turning out steel railroad ties at the rat'
OF one a minute,
Ex-Treasurer Spinner, who Is slowly
dying OF cancer, is writing book OIL
American finance,
James Russell Lowell sails for Boston
on the Cephalonia this week, His health
is much improved.
Chief Justice Fuller and Secretary
Blaine were once fellow-reporters in the
Maine Legislature, y
DR.. Amelia B, Edwards will deliver
her second lecture in America at Vassal
college on November 4,
Chicago Is being amused by Libby
prison. war museum, where freaks give
grand military war concerts"
Miss Vizetelly, an English lady, will
prepare a memoir Of the late w. r. s,
Ralston, tue folk lore authority.
The University OF Pennsylvania is
about to provide for the education Of
women, on the same terns as men,
Benzon, "the Jubilee Plunger," re-
Ceiyed $4,000 from the publishers ofhis
book, He spent nearly all Ultima week
Miss CLARA Barton Is the only Ameri.
can entitled To wear that famous militia
~ decoration, the Iron Gross Of Prussia
About 5000 men and boys were
thrown out Of work last week by the
closing OF nine collieries near PottsVille,
Pa.
Sir Edwin Arnold, who Is returning
home by way OF China and India, thinks
he may pay this country another visit
next year.
The Census Bureau at Washing has
Just completed list OF the manutaCtO-
ries in the United States, which num-
bers 5,2lS.
Many Maine fisherman, It reported,
has come home from the Grand Banks
this season without enough fare to pay
oil his crew.
Henry Cabot Lodge expressed the OPT
MON at a Boston club dinner that the
one thing In politics more unwholesome
than spoils Is cant.
At Pensacola, Fla, mustang that was
abused by its driver rushed into the
water and held Its head beneath the sur
face until 1t drowned.
Two railway trains OF twenty.iour cars
each came lately fully laden with raisins
from Fresno county, California. This
trade is growing rapidly.
A fund for IN equestrian statue OF the
late General Hartranit has been started
In Philadelphia by the officers Of the
First Pennsylvania regiment.
Leader sousa, Of tho Marine band,
Washington, has completed his collec.
ton OF tho national songs OF the world
ordered by the Navy department.
The Dallas, Tex, Melps is offering a
pair Of shears as premium to subscrib.
rrs. This opens chance for the Fort
Worth Gazette to offer paste pot.
The Turkish government proposes to
establish monopoly OF luCifer matches,
and to erect State factories at CONSTANT.
nople, Salonica aud Smyrna,
OF the s4,2OO,OOO in gold produced in
Montana last year fully seventy per
cent was taken from the quartz mines
The output Of the placer mines Is do.
crossing.
The number OF cotton mills in the
Southern States has been more thnn
doubled since $780, There are 229 mills
IN the South, consuming 255,000 bales
Of cotton.
Mr.. Koechlin, who was connected
with NJ. Eiftelin the construction ofthe
great tower at Paris, has applied for per.
mission to build railway to the summit
of the Jungtrau.
Gustav Freytag has written q book
about the late Emperor Frederick. Its
based on notes made during the war with
France and letters written from the
camp by Frederick.
The grave In Kendall Green cemetery
In which Wilkie Collins lies buried, was
purchased by him only short time be.
fore lie was stricken with the illness
which proved fatal,
Mrs. Alice freeman Palmer, OK resi.
dent OF Wellesley College, has been up.
pointed on the Massachusetts State Edu.
Cational Board, TO succeed Horace l..