The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-15
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The housesmiths' strike in New York
has ended.
The Bishop of Durham, England, de-
tends theatres.
Florida and the Bahamas will be con-
nected by cable this year.
The Argentine Republic has recognize
ed the Chilean, insurgents as beliger-
'D An EngRs4 syndicate has Sought the
Mexican mines OF the Omaha Mining
Company.
The substanceof the new Anglo-Por-
tueuese treaty. Just published, reveals
large concessions to England.
The Pope Intends to reduce the eS:
penses of the Papaf nunciatores at all
the foreign capitals except Paris.
The National Soap Association, in SEES;
sion at Boston, has elected officers, and
will meet in Baltimore in August.
Owing to decreased demand from
America, 43 Welsh tin.p works will
shut down, locking out $4,000 men.
The Russian Government intends to
limit the number of Hebrew physicians,
bankers, lawyers and Journalists in
every town.
The Russian composer, Tscharkow-
sky, has made arrangements to take u
fuil Russian choir to the United States
next season. s11nHa' ya
Hon. J. N. Gilchrist, a leading mem
Der OF the Alabama Legislature, COM
mitted suicide at Montgomery, Friday,
by taking morphine.
The bottom seems to have dropped
from the late heavy immigration OF
Italians. Only 1853 embarked on the
last emigrant steamer.
Baron Hirsch's agent in st. Peters:
burg to arrange for the emigration OF
Hebrews. has been favorably received
by the higher authorities.
The West Indian Ice Company, with
plants at Trinidad and the Barbados,
will build factory and warehouse in
Georgetown, British Guiana.
The United States Government re-
fuses to recognize the Canadian ensign
on vessels. Only the imperial flag on
the Dominion slips command respect.
The damage wrought by the Red
river floods is said to be greatly under
estimated. Thousands OF carcasses Of
domestic animals line tho river banks.
Managers of the "Pacifc Portrait
House" with business places at New
York and Chicago, will be tried for re-
ceiving money orders and not delivering
their goods.
Pensioners continue to leave the Erie
Soldiers Home. They don't like the
regulation requiring them to pay over
to the maintenance fund so per cent OF
their pensions ''N ''''
Two Democratic tax collectors at vii.
mington. Dei.,-John Dougherty and
George W. McKee,-are found to be de-
faulters in the sums of $4,000 and $751;
900 respectively. 9)agliIak 10 lg5'L
Whenever any calamity worth men,
tioning aillicts the Flowery Kingdom,
The loss of life is enormous. The grip
has been killing off tho Chinese by the
hundreds of thousands.
John Evans, ilre.boss at the Conyng-
ham shaft, operated by the Delaware &
Hudson Coal Company, near Wilkes
barre, was instantly killed yesterday
morning by n fall OF rock.
Collector Phelps. Of San Francisco,
has forwarded to Washington report
of the facts connected with the recent
seizure OF the, cqihaband goods on the
United States steamer Omaha.
A freight engine an the Union Pacific
Railroad was thrown off the track by a
broken rail at Havensville, Kan, Fri
day. Fireman Purcell was hurled upon
the dome and cooked to death.
tits reported that the Panama canal
prosecution of De Lesseps is connected
with the scheme of a Credit Foncier
syndicate to place the enterprise on a
new and solid basis to complete the
canal.
The French representative at Port-au-
Prince, Hayti, has been instructed to
inquire and report upon the nationality
OF the merchant, Rigaud, said to have
been murdered by order Of the Haytian
President.
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