The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-31
THE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Report from Washington is that Bish
op Ryan was feeling better yesterday.
r. Ficke, the noted Pittsburgh an
archist, was taken to the hospital yester
day in q starving condition.
The funeral OF Dr.. Howard Crosb!
will take place this afternoon OF 2 O'Clock
from his New York residence.
News has been received at Toronto o.
the death in France of Archbishop
Charbonnet, formerly Blshop Of Toron
Ito.
Nicholas Haige, aged fifty, choked tc
death at Indianapolis yesterday. While
eating dinner piece Of meat got into
his windpipe.
William Sweet, a brakeman, fell from
freight car at Warren, Pa, and was in
stantly killed. He was married and had
seven children.
Acceding to the wishes Of American
friends, Lord Welsley will write an ar.
ticle on Gen. Sherman for the United
Service Magazine.
Fire destroyed the store OF James
Maloney, at Midway, Tenn, yesterday,
together with three other buildings, do
ing $50, 600 damage.
Afsrmer living near Peoria, Ills, is re-
ported to have discovered o rich rock
vein Of silver ore on his farm about thirty
feet below the surface.
Three children Of W. Il. Walker, OF
Carlyle, Ills, got hold Of some poke root
while playing and ate 1t. One is dead,
the other two are likely to die.
General John A. Logan's widow has
thought proper to notice some rumoFs
which hinted at a probable marriage.
Mrs. Logan denies the statements en-
tirely,
An italian named Albuosz stabbed
two fellow workmen on the Pennsyl,
vania road near Coastville. 1t Is thought
both men will die. The assailant es.
capped. !,
The Health Board officials OF New
York reported six deaths yesterday and
eighteen Sunday from the grip. This
makes 1870 in all since the scourge made
Its last appearance.
Thomas Stafford, who dropped dead
in Milwaukee yesterday. was well known
| in Chicago and New York. Deceased
has conducted an extensive hat business
In Chicago for six years.
The Gard Coal Company, with head
quarters at Cleveland, has dismissed 20(
miners from Its mines at Wadsworth
Ohio, because 1t was understood the
men were about to strike.
W. P. Moore who is accused Of embez
cling So 500 from the Southern Express
Co., while acting as chief clerk, has beer
arrested at Portland, Ore, on dispatch
| from the Chief Of Police Of Omaha.
George B. Moorewood 4 Co, have OBJ
tained an attachment against property
in New York City, belonging TO the FielC
Cordage Company, Of Xenia, Ohio. tol
S3,277, due on breach OF contract.
Peter Endris. a farmer living near
New Albany, KY, and his two sons had
$4,000 in the Schwartz Bank. The
news OF the banks failure gave the old
gentleman q stroke OF paralysis, and ht
died.
Pat. Rooney, the Irish comedian, die
not appear atthe Criterion in Chicago
Saturday night. A sheriff armed witt
q capias issued under q judgment foi
$209, in an action for debt, kept him iu
durance vile.
A blast FURNACE at Terre Haute, Ind,
full OF molten iron, burst about ] O'Clock
yesterday afternoon and two men werl
instantly killed by being swept undel
the sea OF hot iron; much damage u
property resulted.
An attempt was made to kill John An
krey and family, OF Sycamore, Ohio, b!
blowing up the house with dynamite
while the inmates were asleep. For
tunately no one was injured, but thu
house was completely wrecked.
Rev. Howard McQueary was in OF
4 City, Pa, yesterday visiting asffiend
\ He will 20 from there to Chicago Il
preach. He will also speak before thl
Nineteenth Century Club in New Torl
and in Boston within the next fort
night, ,,s.s .5;-s .a4
4 News has been received at San Fran
| cisco that the mieBionary Bchoone
Chapman was lost on the west coast o.
TAHITI, November 20, 1880. She va
bound from Honoluluto Pitcairn Island
4 The crew numbering sixteen wefi
drowned. '-'''l, q
Mabel De Bebian, one OF the twt
variety actresses killed at Spokane Fall
last Friday night by q faro player, hG
been identified by Editor Fynest Of th
New York Clipper, as the wife OF the
late actor, W. Paul Bown, who recent!
died in New York.
It appearing that the United State
steamer Galena Is In O fair condition
and not leaking in great quantity, tn
Department has directed that che con
tinue to Portsmouth. When she arrive
there she will be examined to asceIta
the extent Of her injuries,
Greatly 10 the disappointment Of lei
or fifteen thousand children OF Wash
inston, who yearly have great spor
rolling eggs In the White House ground
ON Easter Monday, the heavy rains an,
SHOWS Of last week caused q postpone
ment Of the unique celebration.
The Carpenters Council and tn
Builders' Association, of Chicago, hay
: made an agreement for the settlemen
. Of all differences during the year by Ri
bitration. The agreement provides 10
4 working day Of eight hours at q mini
mum wage ot thirty.fye cents per houi
Nrs. William O. Whitney, wife Of th
ex.secretary Of the Navy, and Mrs, A
N. Palmer, wife Of the noted theatriol
manager, have been appointed as Lad
Manager and Alternate, respectively
D from New York on the Worlds Fai
J. Board, vice Mrs. Lloyd Rrice and MFI
4 RnEka CnnhrRn. raai9nad.