Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-01
Our New York Dispatches.

New YORK, Oct. 81-It was rumorcd this
morning that the general session grand jury
considered the Bollcs Indictment against the
members of the "Ring." Several indictments
were handed TO the recorder ut noon, and the
district attorney asked to have "these eases
sent to the oyer aud terminer for trial according
to the statute, and the recorder said he would
consider tine application, but the character of
the indictments remain amyStery, and all efforts
to obtain information concerning them have
failed.
John Graham, consul for Iaggerty and
Baulch, the alleged voucher thieves, asked an
adjournment of the case till Monday, to give
time for reading of the yoluminouS papers and
decide what plea to make. The recorder granted
the application.
Tweed states defiantly, that under no circum-
stances will he resign, cithera a candidate for
state senator or his commssonership of public
works, butwill fight it out to the bitter end lie
contends that he has done nothing that should
compel him to resign, and will stand by his
position without regard TO consequences.
lngersoll has not returned, but Tweed declares
that he will be home soon. Sheriff Brennan has
the necessary papers for his arrest.
Two OF Garveys workmcn have attached his
property for the non-payment of their wages.
-Four deputy SheritfS have been hunting the
city and watching the railway depotS two days
and nights for Ingersoll, Carney and Woodward
unSucceSsfully. lngerSOl it is believed was
sent to Portland, and probably to Canada by
Tweed, and will come back only when Tweed
sends for him.
Controller Green has deposited S27O,0OO in
the bank for the pay Of the police for October
and S27 900 for the fircmen.
EX-Gov. Seymour, at Utica, made a speech
saving that he was reioiced that the exposure
and punishment of corruption had begun, and
he predicted that it would not end till it had
reached the crimes of both parties of the state
and nation.
Controller Green has dismissed scycnty-two
Sinecure holders since he assumed the control
lership, saving $4,000 annual expense.
Judge Barnard is winning golden opinions
from all sorts Of people, by his humane treat
ment OF the Ludlow street Jail poor debtors.
1t is stated that Garvey will return as soon as
he can get bail bonds; so will lngersoll.
Inc mayor offers 500 reward for false regis
terlng or false voting.
gang of street paving inspectors, mostly
sinecuriSts, after waiting several hours for an
interview with Deputy Controller Green, burst
the door open and demanded their pay. The
police were sent for, hut the men still insisted on
seeing Mr.. Green. Finally he told them they
would be paid as soon as their accounts could
be made up.
Adyices from NOrwak state that Ebert A.
woodward is still absent from that city, and no
one ventures TO predict when he will return. A
week ago last Saturday he informed one or two
OF his business associates that he was going to
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Fairfield county fire insurance company, to adj
just some losses incurred by the fire. The fol-
lowing Monday he took an eastward bound
train, and the next day his wife left Norwalk,
as she stated, to Join him in New York. He had
at this time, however, ceased to be president of
the insurance company, having transferred all
his stock, amounting to about $4,000, as the
books of the corporation show, and although
his resignation has not been received by the Sec
rotary, his position is of course vacant.
In conversation, last night, Tweed said 81
have not seen Mr. O'ConOr for FIVE wears. and
have no acquaintance with him any way. He
is responsible to his own conscience and himself
for what he says. dom understand why was
sued on Keyser's claim. Keyser has done Il
great deal of work for me, and have always
paid him. When look over this last bill, if it
is correct, | shall pay it,"
A large number of repeatcrs are to be in
dicted by Gen, Barlow between now and Mon
day.
Ldter.-There is no confirmation ofthc report
that GarVey has returned to town, and there is
no intelligence as to the Whereabouts of the alb
scOnding lngerSOll and WOOdwOOd. lnpcrSolPs
father states that his son will put in an appear
ance ms soon as arrangements have been made
to have bOndSmen ready b give the requisite
amount of bail, 81 100000.
The committee of seventy tonight issued an
appeal TO all employers in the city to close their
places OF business on election day to give their
employees an opportunity to vote.
The first story of tibet of East river bridge
on the New York side was laid to-day.
}. Van Auden was killed and George Quirin
seriously injured by the explosion Of a boiler in
the tannery at TiOga Centre last night. Two
outbuildings were demolished.
The barque q. b. Covert from Sydney repo, Is
lost overheard seaman named Daniel Craig.
The second mate had a leg broken, and another
seaman was seriously injured in the gale of the
18th.
The brig Nellie Antrim from Rio Grande, re-
ports that on the 10th inst. she lost foremost
and received other damage and Thomas Fanlc
Of Miramachi, chief mate, was drowned. The
vessel was bound for Boston, and put in here for
repairs.
The board OF Indian commissioners meet to-
night here to perfect the reports from the In
dian country.
James Lyons was killed last evening by
jumping from the platform Of "A horse car. The
driver was arrested.
A grand naval ball has been proposed in
honor of the Duke Alexis, at the equipment
store house, navy yard, by the officers of the
American squadron.
A boy named Dennis Sullivan was instantly
killed yesterday. Another boy, named John
Donahue, was fatally wounded by political
target company from the 18th ward, at Schwal-
lenburgs park, yesterday.
slX-horse team of llOwe's circus capsized
near Hudson, yesterday, killing two musicians
and fatally iniuring another.
Contractors arrived on Long Island Yesterday,
ana have arranged with the South Side railroad
for building six new life boat stations on the
south side of the island. They will be located
as follows: One at the east end of ROckaway
beach, one at the east end of Jones beach, one
at the South beach, one on the beach at the en-
trance of Quogue, one on Alontauk plain, and
one on the island opposite New Inlet The sta
tons will be completed by January first.
The tax receipts yesterday and to-day amount
ed TO nearly two millions.
Two boy burglars were held in $4,000 bail to-
day.
"Izzy' Lazarus was to-day indicted for false
registering; not bailable
The officers of the navy here, to-day, voted to
give ball to Alexis. Admiral Smith is chair
man OF the committee. One thousand invita-
tons will be issued.
The Washington marketmen have raised
S5OOOO for western burned districts.
Eliza S. Donnell is suing for the estate of her
husband, valued at 100000. His brother con-
tests. The question is, whether a woman is
legally married who lives with a man several
years, has three children, and is always ac-
knowledged as wife, although there has been
no formal marriage, either by clergyman or Il
justice.
The total contributions of the chamber of
commerce for Chicago relief committee are
1872, 461 CT. The New York Methodist churches
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