The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-30

the Thieves
PlundeT.
Heavy Suit Against Secretary Bout
well.
The City Press on Tweed's Arrest
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-A proposition
has been made to close all stores on cleo
tion day and generally suspend business
Chas. O'Connor states that it can b.
clearly shown that Tweed and his aso
Ciates fraudulently obtained from a Broad
way bank, without the color Of right
some five millions. Recovery can bC
obtained against Tweed, unless interlereC
with by corrupt legislation, within ninety
days, Woodward was the corrupt agent
through whom Tweed worked. An op
pOrtunity will be shortly given to show
how the warrants were obtained from
Connolly's Office. o'Connor does not be-
lleve that Mayor Hall either had dollar
or knew what was going on, but blames
tho Mayor for standing by yothers, acting
us q shield after tho facts were known,
The burden of the proof lies against
Tweed, the enginery Of tho law must be
directed against him, If Ingersoll does
not leave, he will probably be arrested
and lose all Of his property. O'Connor's
efforts will be to protect what Is left, to
prevent a recurrence of the robberies,
He says that Tweed hopes 10 get into the
Legislature again and have more corrupt
bills passed, and 60 back to bis office iu
the Board of Public Works and carry on
his former corrupt transactions. This
O'Connor says, must be prevented.
Tweed shall have all the investigation he
wants.
A levy was made yesterday on the
straw goods factory OF VOnderhoIt &
Beatty, for $4,000 interest in that firm
owned by e. A, Woodward, upon the
suit Of Jackson l.. Shultz, in behalfo of the
Citizens Committee for tho city. Levies
will be made to-day on tho property Of
Ingersoll, Garvcy and Tweed, rs code
PENDANTS.
Charles O'Connor declines the candi-
dacy for the Assembly.
As Secretary Boutwell, entered Stein
way Hall last evening, he was served
with a writ of the Supreme Court at the
suit OF B. Q. Jalvin, who seeks to recover
two million dollars for alleged losses un.
der Mr.. Boutwell's financial policy.
All the journals to-day have full ac'
counts of the incidents attending the ar
rest Of Tweed. No paper appears tc
have any sympathy Tor him, except the
Star
The Sun heads It's accodht of the reve'
latlons by the Citizens Committee, which
have been already telegrapned, 1.-THE Day
Of judgment"
The Times congratulates the public on
"the general smoking out Of the den ol
thieves"
The Tribune thinks "the robbers are
enmeshed by the array"
The World believes "the last stage ol
tho depredations Of villainy have been
reached, and that the arch.knave engi'
neer OF the frauds Is In fair way 10 gel
his deserts; that If Tweed Is reelected To
the Senate he should not be permitted to
take his seat" ...
The Herald again asked for Tweed's
dismissal from his position at the head oI
the department Of public works.
Tho number naturallzed this year Is
much lighter than that Of any previous
year, on account of the fact that the Natu.
ralization Committee does not attend 10
the matter.
Z. A. Woodward, who has been sued
for moneys alleged to be due the city,
having Absconded as alleged, Judge Bar.
nard to-day granted an application for the
attachment Of his property.
The reform Democrats, at the instance
Of Charles O'Connor, nominated Horatio
Seymour, Of Utica, as a candidate for the
Assembly from this city against the Tam.
many candidate, Tom Fields. Mr.. Sey-
mour has telegraphed his acceptance.
In the Rosensweig trial TO day the argi-
ments were made In the case. The YER
dict will probably bo announced this even
ing. ~
Suit has been commenced In the name
Of Jackson 8. Schultz against q. A. Wood.
ward, for the recovering Of $10, ,342 81 for
goods sold and delivered, and work done
during go, 10 and n, by Keyser, who
transferred the claim Of Schultz.
The bankers In Wall street advanced
$4,000 to-day to pay the public laborers.
In the Rosenzweig trial the jury return.
ed verdict of guilty Of manslaughter in
the second degree. Recorder Hackett
then sentenced him 10 the State prison
at hard labor for seven years, disregard.
ing the recommendation 10 mercy by the
jury.
fhe arrest of Woodward, Garvey and
Tngersoll, will be made when the papers
are received from Albany. Up 10 tonight
they had not come to hand. ..g
The subscriptions Of the Americans oil
Paris for the Chicago sufferers amount 10
two hundred thousand francs. The Cham.
Der Of Commerce Chicago Relief Fund
has given relief TO one hundred appli.
cants in this city. Many Of these were
sent back to Chicago. Others settled
here, or in this State. The subscriptions
nv the Chamber amount to 886.