The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-23
1ATE NEWS BOILED poWN.

The queen regent Of Spain hns sigu-
ed the postal convention with the UNI
ted States.
The fourth annual convention Of the
Lutheran League opened at Cincinnati
yesterday, with almost 1000 delegates
present
samuei A. Elliot, OF Cambridge.
Mass, wns elected president OF the
American %6jnitdriau Association : at
Boston, Monday.
Yesterday, fire destroyed the old
Globe mill, at Middletown, Ohio. be-
longing to the Tytus- Gardner Paper
Company. Estimated loss, 100000, full
ly insured.
Three hundred delegates, representing
twenty-three states, were in their seats
when the second days session Of the
National Mothers Congress began yes
terdny. at Des Moines, Iowa.
Nearly LOCO delegates and visitors
from all parts OF the country are at
tending the seventh annual session OF
the supreme senate Of the Knights or
the Ancient Essenic Order, at Pitts
burgh.
A corpse found in the North River, at
New York, yesterday. is believed TO be
that OF ]. w. Moyle, mining stock
broker, of San Francisco, who dlsap-
peared from the Hoffman IIouse.
April 8.
The steamer KinshIu. which left Yo-
kohama. May Z. brings the latest ad-
vices OF catastrophe on the Chinese
coast In which 14O lives were lost. a
Chinese steamer was wrecked, the dis
aster being due to the over-crowdtng
of the vessel.
Charles Henry, Of BlIssleld, Mich.
was shot and seriously wounded late
last night, by C. X. Dalby, who Is con-
nected with the railway mail service
and adjutant OF the First Battalion OF
the Tennessee National Guard. 1t Is
said the shooting resulted from do
nestle difficulty.
A mass meeting In the interests OF
famine relief for India, was held at AS
ISOLATION hall, In Chicago, and Bishop
James NJ. Thoburn delivered an nd-
dress. The Chicago committee is try
Ing to raise $4,000. and several lnrge
gifts have been received, The total
amount received so far is A,129.
John Powers, brother OF Searetnry Of
State Caleb Powers, was arrested in
the mountains Of Knox county, Ken
lucky, near Rarboursville, late Monday
night, on the charge nj completely in
the murder of Governor William e.
Goebel. Powers was taken to Bar
louisville, where habeas corpus pro-
ceedIngs were begun yesterday
Communications from fifteen mem
bers of the Master Plumbers Associa-
tion, In Chicago, have been received by
the plumbers union, conceding the de-
mands of the union and asking the
men TO return to work. President John
ClInch, Of the union, says that three
hundred men would be at work this
week, leaving out Of employment about
four hundred men.
Secretary Gage has issued a call on
national bank deposltnries for the re-
turn to the treasury Of $6,0OO,OO. This
amount will be pro-rated among banks
having temporary deposits Of $4,000 or
over. This Gull will be repeated from
time, to time MS may be found neces-
sary to make good the gums now being
paid out for the redemption of the old
2 per cent bonds, call for which was
made few days ago. The total amount
to be withdrawn from depoSltRries Is
S25, 1864, 500. the total of the old two per
cents now outstanding.
Two companies Of Insurgents surren-
derud to Colonel Emerson II. Llscum at
Tnrluc yesterday. They included ma
for, captain, four lieutcnnnts, 1853 men
and l6S rifles and ammunition. The en-
emy lntlmated their intention to sur
render by n letter sent TO the president
OF Tnrlac, who communicated It TO
Colonel Liscum. Captain Tlnio ne
phew Of General TinIo, and twenty
three other rebels were killed May Is,
by scouts In an engagement ncnr Nell
bicong, province OF Ilocos, There WINS
no loss on the American side, With the
men were captured twenty-thrce rifles,
horgeR and saddles