The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-26

the New 1OTk hOrlQs ana AIGuul9hOl
Riordon, Of san Francisco.
INsTRucT.-An effort viii be made
in the Democratic state convention Of
Arkansas, to-day, to instruct for D. D
Hill, of New York, for vice president
LABoR.-Ii Is likely that the labor
college in America, to be endowed By
British worklngmen. will be established
in New York. not in st. Louis, as orlgi-
nally planned. A meeting OF the presi-
dents and secretaries Of all the trades
/ unions in the city will be held July s.
when the British delegates, W. c. Bow
erman and James Sexton, win outline
their plans. ~
PRoCEEDs.-The United States
cruiser Albany, which arrived at South
hampton, England. June Il, will sail
June 26. the work on her having been
accelerated She will meet the United
states steamer scIndla at Gibraltar and
will transfer stores from her. 1t is
said that the Albany's officers would
not be surprised II the cruiser proceed
ed from Gibraltar for China.
scIENcE.-The American Associa-
ton for the advancement of science,
which is composed of sixteen affiliated
societies, opened its forty-nlnth annual
meeting yesterday. in Havemeyer hall,
columbia university. Two OF the atil-
lated organlzatlons-th American
Chemical Society and the American
Forestry Association are at the same
time holding their annual sessions.
REAssEMBLED.-The Worlds wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
Congress reassemhled yesterday at Ed
lnburgh, under the presidency of Mrs
Bailey. The American delegates. are
greatly concerned at the serious illness
of Mr.. James Norton. tprincIpal of the
Lake View College, Of Chicago, at
Southampton. Lady Henry Somerset
and the convention sent kilograms of
inquiry and sympathy
ADMINISTRATIONS reports re-
ceIved from the scene Of the wreck on
the Macon branch OF the Southern
railway at MacDonough, Ga, show
that the list OF the dead probably will
number forty-one. The number of the
gang of section hands on the wrecked
train, all of whom were killed. is not
known. Several of the bodies have
been removed from the wreckage but
they have not been Identified.
coNsPIRACY.-The trial of the de-
PENDANTS in the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit Company conspiracy case began
yesterday, before Justice Fursman, in
the criminal branch Of the supreme
court. The indictments were found in
February by a special grand jury
named to inquire into the report Of
conspiracy to spread rumors intended
to AFFECT the price OF Brooklyn Rapid
Transit.
ABANDoNED.-H. F. Gill, of Phila-
delphIn, who is in Phoenix, Arizona,
from prospecting trip in Mexico, says
the Yaqua Indians have nearly all
abandoned the war path. Several hun
dred are still hidden in the mountains
and make an occasion descent on isola-
ted ranches. Near TomachIo on Friday
last, large party raided ranch and
killed two cowboys, wounded several
others and one woman, They were
driven off after hard fight
MISUNDERSTANDING H, Robinson,
who recently was discharged from the
Louisiana state insane asylum, yester-
day murdered William stessel, in his
own home a crowd pursued him.
threatening iyuching, when he killed
one of them, young man named Whit
taker. and shot q policeman. After
running mile he found refuge in the
parish prison, where Sheriff Klock and
his men kept the crowd at bay With
wtuchesters until Robinson was locked
up.
VICE PREsIDENT.-The following
table shows the opinions of thirty-fve
Democratic national and state commit
teemen, who have replied to the
New York Worlds question. "who
would make the strongest running
mate for Bryan in the doubtful states?"
David B. Hin, o: New Yorker to be
chosen, 5: Rear Admiral schley, 8; B.
F. shIveley, 3; Charles A. TowHe, 3;
Carter II. Harrison, .; Gen Fitzhugh
Lee, 1: Admiral George Dewey l;
George L. Williams. / no choice yet, s.
EXTRACTION. - Assistant United
States District Attorney Baldwin, Of
New York, has said that the govern
ment would act very soon in the Medley
case. According to Mr.. Baldwin, when
the government does act, 1t win be in
the shape of an application made by
the district attorney to Judge Lacombe
Of the United States circuit court. ask
ing for Neeley's removal to Havana,
under the special extradItion act passed
by Congress in the last days OF the ses-
sion. 1t is understood that Neeley's
counsel will make no move in the mat
ter until after the government takes
some definite step for the prisoners re-
moval,
DENTED.-Governor Roosevelt, at
his Long Island home, denied himself
Monday to all visitors except those
having previous appointments, He said
he expected to have talk during the
day with Henry c. Payne, vice chair