The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-16
NEW YORK CITY.
NEw YoRK, AugusL b.

on the Mayor and Comptroller, and q re
olution passed declaring that the Mayo
and Comptroller should be heard, beloI
adiudged guilty, AT another meeting
Governor Hoffman was declared respOi
sible for the blOodshed Of July l2th, an
1t was resolved to strenuously oppose hir
for any office he may seek.
Tho Times says, this morning, that
will not be satisfied this Fall with q RI
publican Legislature merely. A Legisll
turc Of nm unimpCachable character
wanted. II was u matter OF disgrace I
the DemOCraCytO boast that the none
stolen fiOm New York city was used Il
corrupung some Of the Republicans fron
the country, and Il was their duty that i
the next Legislature corrupt Democrat
are not allowed to escape punishment
through the treaChery of the Republicans
Since the outbreak Of tho horse plagu
in Brooklyn, 1880 horses belonging TO thu
City Railroad Company have been attack
cd, and 20 of them have died. There ar
at present GO laid up with the malady.
The ST, Patrick United Brotherhood, I
new organization, met lust night II Is
announced that the object of their society
Is TO promote friendship and brotherhood
among all classes Of lrlshmen in the Unit
ted States. A Labor Bureau Is to bo es
tablished by them Tor the purpose of teach
ing Irish Gmigranls such modes Of living
rs will cultivate their tastes and render
them moro intelligent and independent
The law licensing drug clerks, ia prov
ing dlstastelul to apotheCarles throughout
the city, The examining board is exam.
lining daily about twenty-five persons, and
Of the number who present themselves
about onO-thlrd ,arO rejected. .-. ua
The Italian General Committee, lad a
meeting last night 10 arrange the details
for the celebration Of the 25th Inst. They
are not appTehenslve Of interference with
their parade. The Italian Is discussing
the project of placing q statue of COluni.
bus In Central Park, III connection with
the italian.
There Is o united movement among
many English.American citizens, who
have always advocated Democratic
Republic in England, and some whom
were prominent Chartists in the old COun.
try, to get up meeting, TO prepare an ad-
dress and draw up resolutions expressive
ofthelr sympathy with the cause Of Ire
land, endorsing the late Hyde Park dom
onstration, and condemning the action of
the police authorities, with respect to the
Dublin Fenian amnesty meeting.
Fisk is cutting down expenses, reduc-
Ing salaries and dlscharging the super.
tiuOus clerks Of the Erie Railroad At
headquarters
A man named Hunt has been selected
"a stakeholder In the Coburn.Mace fight.
The Jamaican war is at an end. The
trustees of the village having practically
acknowledged their defeat by withdraw.
Ing the injunction they had served on the
Railroad Company. Yesterday morning
large notices were posted in conspicuous
positions In Jamaica announcing that In
the future the trains will stop as usual.
Col. Whitley, Of the secret service
denies that large number of
counterfeit bills have been recently putin
circulation In the city, but asserts on the
other hand that the amount Of counterfeit
money at present In circulation Is
unusually small.
Michael Noelan was yesterday com.
mitted for having In his employment an
engineer who had no license.
Two more bodies, burned past identl.
but supposed TO be those Of
Durancy and MCGee, were found this af.
ternoon in the ruins Of their saloon in
Jersey City, which was destroyed by fire
and exploded Sunday night. Mayor
O'Nelll offers $500 reward for the arrest
Of any persons suspected oi setting the
on fire.
The Police Commissioners to-day 70.
solved TO place officers In the street cars
In ncitizens' clothes for tho protection ofpas.
Bengers.
Coburn and Sanders were released to.
day on $1,000 bail, q medical certificate
having been obtained that Chas. Drummer,
whom they lately stabbed, was out ol
danger.
Tho first suit for damages against the
Staten Island Ferry Company i6r injuries
by tho WestflGld explosion, was brought
by Miss Esther Wright to-day.
The Coroner's inquest in the Wcstneld
boiler explosion case was resumed this
Charles II. II. Aswell said that be whs
Of the opinion that the iron OF the West.
field boiler was not of the proper descrip.
lion. He made the following remarkable
statement: With the present staff Of lg-
norant engineers, ho did not SEQ how the
lydrostatlc test could be done away with,
but with educated engineers there would
be no necessity for such test he did not
consider that there was more than five In.
lelligent engineers In the whole harbor Of
New York
W. w. Vanderbilt, engineer, said, In
lhe course Of his testimony, that the In.
.erests OF ship owners are more In favor
Df complete inspection, as thorough and
complete inspection would not be produc.
I've Of much inconvenience and loss of
line to the company.
Capt. BENJAMIN barry, and Mate vii.
liam Barry, Of the American ship Comet,
we're examined to-day before Commission
or Shields for cruelty treating, on a late
voyage from San Francisco, Christian
Dohi, a seaman, who testified that he was
kept tied up.by the wrists for 10 hours,
ind subsequently kept In irons and on
jread and water for five days. a
"A private dispatch from MaysvillC,
New York, says tho boiler in the steamer
was new last spring and had
Dnly sixty pounds Of steam when the ex.
1losion occurred. The cause Of explosion
5 unknown. Thus far eight deaths are
'eporled. al4
The following are the nsmes Of those
who died since last night. Mrs. s. II. Bar.
holomew, Portland; Mrs. Perry Aiken,
3ucti, New York; Miss Hopkins, Cleve.
and; lduce Oils, youngest daughter Of D. |
Potts, Cleveland; Mrs. Oils and daughter
Eliza, and Mrs Scar Of Cleveland were
Jadly scalded, but hopes are entertained |
or their recovery
Seizure by a 4. 3. Marshal.