The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-24
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sixty OF Coxey's late army were Of
dered out OF Philadelphia yesterday.
It Is reported that nine Russian war.
ships will leave Cronstadt, on August
27, for the Pacific.
-Four hundred weavers quit work at
suncook, N. Y, yesterday on roduc-
duction Of wages.
Two hundred non-uuion minera are
enroute from Wilkesbarre to Pittsburgh.
TO work at Turtle creek.
Mrs. William Kelsey, Of Huntington,
l. l., received fatal burns In rssculng
hor two children from impending death.
The Great Northern Telegraph Com
pauy reports that messages from Yoko-
homa, Japan, take thirty hours in tran
sit
A consignment OF California fruit from
New York by the steamship Paris was
In splendid condition on It's arrival IN
England yesterday.
In Gallacia on Wednesday there wore
reported 133 now cases Of cholera and
| "a deaths, and in Bukowina 81 now
cases and IS deaths.
Tho pope has written a letter to n:
Turauet, formerly undet secretary Of
state Of France, confirming the papal
adhesion to the French republic.
AS Tucker, q prominent board OF
trade broker, shot and killed himself in
Washington Park, Chicago, yesterday.
No cause is known for the suicide.
United States Consul Plumacher. at
Maracaibo, reports to the state depart
mont that wire fencing may DC I'M
| ported into Venezuela FREQ OF duty.
Emilson Krum, live stock dealer
and hotel keeper In South Allentown,
Pa. failed on ak Judgments and mort
cages aggrcgating $50, 900; assets $1,000.
Final sailing orders have boon dis.
patched from the navy department by
wIre 10 tho Charleston, and sho is OK.
pccted to start for China IN o DAY or
two.
Sir Charles Tuppor, Canadian high
commissioner to England, was taken
mddcnly III on q train while Visiting
scotland and had to DO removed to q
hotel. :,
Tho Brosius Sowing Machine and
Motor Company, with offices in Chicago,
and large plant At Dixon, ~, as
signed; assets sl25,00o aud liabilities
$4,000.
All trims are stopped by an A. X y.
s.TIko on tho Columbus, Hooking VAL
Law & Toledo road, except passenger
trims. Tho miners rotusG to work ull-
Ill tho trouble Is settled.
Notwithstanding the partial denia!s
mado by the Southern Pacific company
it Ia continuing an unrelenting pcr9ocu-
tlon OF the 600 mon in West oakland'
who recently went on strike.
Two membars OF tho executive board
NJ Tho knights OF Labor, J. w. Hayes,
nj Philadelphia, and d. II. Martin, Of
Minneapolis, have boon in Washington
for two days working for an arbitration
measure.
Operatious will bo resumed in tho
coal mines in and abou: East fatest'ne'
O., on September |. After having DGen
out on strike since April %, demanding
72l and ia cents. tho minors hHYo ac'
ceptcd tho 65 and 70 cents otierod by
the operators,
Itis expected that tho report Of tho
Earl Of Jersey, who represented Great
britain at tho recent intot-colonial con-
ference at Ottawa, will favor active as;
sistnnce upon tho part Of tho imperial
Government in tho matter OF tho pro-
footed cable and steamship lines to con-
meet Now Zealand with Canada
II Is stated that tho French govern
mont will not permit Sir Charles Dixie ,,
frontier tortrosscss. which no was said
10 hayo planned for tho parliamentary
recess. The French press protests
nvnlnst allowing foreigners to pry into
French arscnaIs and forts
Stephen Fowlor, vol known as
fnancior nnd business man In, Now
York and Now Orleans during and nftOr
tho civil war, has died at his birthplace
in BOxford, Mass, ngod sixty.ISyen'
Mr. Fowler was several timos a million
airc. but each tlme lost his fortune In
speculation or by accident