The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-21
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Two additional cases OF bubonlt
plague have been reported at GLASGOW
II The Netherlands budget for $50
shows a deficit OF s. 25o. 900 forms.
4 The census bureau announces that the
population OF San Antonio. Texas. Is 3d..
4 32i, as against sI.67S in 1850.
4 The furious gale which battered ship
ping OF Cape Cod Tuesday last. proved
DISASTROUS to fishermen from several
eastern ports. 4
/ The Dutch cruiser Geideriand is go
Ing to DelnSoa Bay. In order to take. on
board former President Kruger. and
convey him to Holland. t,gss
An explosion occurred atthe Frisch
Glueck mine. Bohemia. yesterday
Thirty-five persons were Killed and NJ
teen injured. Five persons are miss
ing.
John G. Springer. secretary Of the
American South Down Breeders Asso-
4 citation, died at Springfield. ILL.,, last
night OF apople4y. He was fifty-six
years OF age. ). e. !,
i Joseph McGuigan, OF New York City.
Is locked up on the accusation OF Kill
Ing his wife, Mary. by throwing her cut
OF the window OF their third story nat,
In Second avenue.
|. William ]. Bryan will spend Friday
and SATURDAY making brief speeches In
the vicinity OF. Lincoln.- Neb. After
three days rest next week he win start
on tour Of the Dakotas.
The Populist state executive, commit
tee Of Texas, falling to make fu-
sion arrangement with the Republican
i party OF Texas. has revised Its entire
state ticket and VIII make q thorough
state canvass. III
| Republicans OF the First Colorado
district, have nominated Robert w.
Bonyrg, OF Denver. for Congress. Re-
publ.cans of the Second district. at
Cripple Creek, nominated II. NJ. Hogg.
OF Telluride, for Congress.
The furnaces OF the Lorain. Ohio.
Steel Company, which have been Idle
nearly three months. will be put in
blast again as soon as repairs are
made. a large force OF men are rush
ing the repairs TO completion.
The Boston Journal announces that
former Governor Roger Wolcott will
not accept the post Of ambassador to
Italy rendered him by President McFlin-
ley. He has notified the state depart
ment by cable from Europe and also by
letter.
S. B. Clay. OF the International Asso-
citation OF hIachinists, asks the Associ-
ated Press to announce TO the hundred
| thousand members OF his organization
that no members OF the association or
any OF their families were lost 10 the
Galveston storm.
Five policemen were overcome by
smoke In the New York fire yesterday
in what is known as the Terminal
Stores. q warehouse block bounded by
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-cighth
streets, and Eleventh and Twelfth ave-
nues. The fire loss is estimated at
| $500, 600.
Justin Mccarthy, the novelist and
historian. who has been n member OF
parliament for North Longford, Eng
land. since 1892. and who was formerly
| chairman OF the Irish Parliamentary
party. announces his retirement from
parliamentary lie on account Of fall
ing health
The itinerary for Governor Roose-
| Welt Indiana trip has been completed by
the state committee, and National Com
mitteeman Harry S. New. Governor
\
mond, October 10. and will leave 1t at
Evansville, the night or octobe. Il The
governor will go from Evansville TO
Kentucky speaking first at Henderson
In the upper chamber OF the Etatcs
general yesterday ut The Hague. the
minister OF foreign affairs and premier,
DR.. w. II. Debeaufort. replying to an
| Interpolation. said the government, If
the Netherlands had informed Great
Britain that compensation would be DO
manded for the expulsion from the
Transvaal OF employees OF the Neither
Hands railroad.
The American Association Of Obste.-
ricians and GyaecolosIsts have elected
the following officers at Louisville. Ny..
President DR.. w. Z. Davis. Birmingham.
] Ala; vice president, DR.. Edwin Walker
of Evansville, Ind: DR.. A. Goldcnspohn,
OF Chicago, ILL.,; secretary, DR.. William
w. Potter, OF Buffalo, n. y: treasurer,
DR.. Xavier o. Werder, OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. Cleveland, Ohio. was selected MS
the place OF the next annual meeting.
Sergeant-at-Arms King. Of the Ma
tional Convention of Democratic Clubs.
to be held at Indianapolis. October to
6. has received from Louis G. Stevens,
western representative OF the National
Association, letter announcing that
the speakers at the convention will in
clude William ]. Bryan. ]. Hamilton
Lewis. OF Washington; Adlai E. Steven
son. Bourlie Cochran, Senator George
Wellington. Ex-Governor Chnuncey
Black. OF Pennsylvania Capt. Patrick
O'Fer:all, OF Washington. D. c.; P. E.
DOVE and Augustus Thomas the play
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