The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-03
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NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, November {

-'-i @i+ NEW YORK, November 2.
Sixty pupils of the Bisbe and mill
tarY schooliat Poughkeepsie were taken
sick with cramps and diarrheR, on Sat.
uFday afternoon, and a panic prevailed
for some time. Prompt measures werC
taken, however, and most of them art
now we'll. 1t is thought something was
wrong with dish OF head cheese thai
was heartily epartaken of by the boys
at dinner, and 1t is 70 undergo minute
| examination. .H .fs .-.
Superintendent Kennedy issued an
order this morning directing policemen
to take any prisoners arrested fol
| fraudulent voting before a United States
| Commissioner, and not suffer them Ia
appear before any police justice or local
or State court. The order was not sub
mitted for approval to- the Board Of
Commandments BosWorth and Bren.
nan, II is said, will issue instructions IL
the force not to obeysany order OF the
Superintendent unless issued by au-
| thority of the Board.
Marshal Murray yesterday arrested
Lewis SuddenbachI the clerk OF the
Supreme Court of Orange county, W.
j. Dickson and Wickham T. Shaw, his
deputies, and Samuel Domenick and
Henry G. Millspaugh, lawyers at New
Berry, for being concerned In the issue
of false certificates of naturalization.
~ owen IL SAueuI a 4AWyeEB auu mar
ney Scully, laborer, were arrested at
Peekskil1 for the same offence. Hear
inRs will be had this morning before
Commissioner Osborne. .
McMahou charged with murder in
Weehawken who escaped from con-
stable LaurelI on Saturday was arrest
ed inthis city yesterday and taken to
Jersey. 1l.Hy SO sg 49,.
Forty three arrests have been made
in Newark since the October election
for illegal voting tt is said an equal
number are yet to be arrested. A num-
ber of prominent officials and lawyers
were arrested at Newburg, New York,
for alleged connection with fraudulent
naturalization papers.
Henry Ward Beecher preached at
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn yester-
day. Before commencing his sermon
he stated that by a formal vote of the
church, Baptism WAS forbidden to any
child, one of whose parents was not a
member Of the church, he would con-
form to the instructions he said,
although he did not believe In the pro-
nrlety. and outside of the church he
would administer the baptism to any
child, one Ofwhose parents was chris
The United States Grand Jury have
found nine additional indictments
against persons charged with having
0tSDOBeQ OF IEauuuleub ualuEd1lEhLASh
papers, Eve of them are against Rosen-
burg, each based on a naturalization
paper, and others against persons yet
unarrested. Alderman Repperhas has
been admitted to bail by Commission
er Belts in the sum of $500 on similar
charge. Several other parties were
treated likewise both in New York
and Jersey City. Sheriff O'Brien has,
it is stated, sworn in five thousand
special deputies to preserve order to-
morrow. United States Marshal Muir
ray is said to have also appointed spe.
cial officers. Sheriff Campbell, OF
Brooklyn, has, under structions from
the Mayor, sworn in two thousand de-
puties. The excitement at the police
headquarters continues, but nothing
additional relative to Superintendent
Kennedy's order was made public.
General Mcdowell has issued cir
cular requesting all officers from other
commands visiting or temporarily re-
siding in this city, to report to his
headquarters.
Up to late this p. n. Governor Fenton
had not received any requisitton from
General Geary, OF Pennsylvania, OF
learned anything new on the subject
Report says that the Erie Railway
| bought Pike's Opera House for $780,
| and contemplate establishing their OF
fees In the front building, renting tht
Opera House proper for legitimate pur
poses. l.f. as. .s.3d. --..