Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
Our New York Dispatches.


NEW York, Oct 1.-THE case of VIM. 7.
HaNemeyer, one of the citizens committee
against VIM. II. lngerSull, came up again be
fore Judge barnard to-day. The Judge granted
the application to examine the defendant. An
examination OF the defendant, therefore, was
ordered, and the motion to vacate the next order
was denied.
The Times states that the report of the sub.
committees on the city frauds has been complet-
ed and will soon be made public. Their reports
iasten the conviction at last upon the thieves
who have robbed the citizens.
lhe same paper also says the fact leaked ont
that the labOrers on the public parks and boule-
wards are undergoing a course of military drill
for any emergency that may arise in the coming
election. The police, however, knew nothing of
It, movement is also on foot that mass
meeting Of the citizens be held at the Cooper
institute, TO make arrangements for general
suspension OF business for one dav and a parade
OF committee Of Eve thousand citizens, who
shall wait upon Mayor Hall and demand proper
safeguards for the purity of the election in No
Vemoer
AT Albany, to-day, Gov. Hoffman received the
subcommittee of the committee of seventy, and
gave hearing concerning the frauds in New
York. Judge Pierrepont made au appeal for the
lnterpoSition of the executive, to arrest the
ABUSES IN the city and for military aid to re-
press riot II any occur Gov. solomon and
Judge Barrett spoke in support of the applica-
uon' Holman said:
81 need not say that anything can do in the
matter VIII be done. | do not see that Judge
l'ierrepont asks for anything specific save for
military force. Complete preparations will be
lnNuc OF that nature. Is not the PluhdcrlnS
stopped for the time ncing, by the appointment
| oi MY Green as deputy controller
JuuSe TlelIepoht-'1e les, out the cry credit Is
hot restored
hVnlhah-l should thlnA your cOnmitJee
WouIu point our 10 me something speclhc. ING
aI'orHey general IS present to speak TOR himself
am sure nc VIII do all that lies IN ms power TO
AID your committee. Judge Emott, of your
colillltteG' Is nor present to-day tie stated to
lne soiue Gays since mat lie thou@ht the govern
or had no power in the matter as to which
you addressed me. | shall ask the attorney
10 tahe mo hiS counsel charles OConor, the
ut .N, itaSeu mead OF the New York par
VIII use tlie intary III case OF disturbance, ana
WIN 90 my WhOe duty as | may further ma
MIR. baflett asked the governor, if facts were
uiou9ut 10 ms huoWiedge gong to prove that
.ne IsIt tIeclloh would NOT De ialrly hoiden,
Mouu ne l"'efiere Ill Tue interest OF laIr elec-
tloil
INC governor SaIu II would be time enough to
eonsIIer 'ha' question Wheh the facts were pre-
'0nto"l
W. h''llelt IePheu mat he could give two
lutls ucui ih% on Tue SUBJECT Two captains OF
pieciuetS n4u oeeh removed lately from the po-
nee, ana DINERS appointed, who aVowed their
.!on. nc ant,ClPatcd nlooushed IN certain sec
Llo Di ol Ne" lorh, II some measures were not
pV NJ, III IoIce.
lhS governor Sald ne ana not at all anticipate
oloouNHcu. fuDhc sentiment was against vio-
leilGe.
rug attorney general made Il lew remarks eX-
PIcSsHS Willingness 10 cooperate with the com
lhUltc ol seventy M the interest OF good govern
ncut. ne would write letter, which they
inl@iit take with them, to New York, requesting
~ any ac' ION Lhat might DC brought in c0nnec-
Iloh win frauds
Aller Il niue general conversation, the inter
we" terminated, aud the committee returned to
new lorh,
Al meeting OF leading Germans, tonight a
committee including many prominent Ger
IiahS' WAS appointed 10 confer with the reform
uVlhoCIt'y lor the purpose Ofan alliance against
laihhany.
Inc Dody OF John A. Lake was found in the
river TINS morning. The bodies of three other
men uhhhown We're also found this morning.
q ne steamship Hammonia for Europe took
900 oOo m specie.
Inc caledonia club have voted $1,000 each to
the Chicago and Michigan sufferers.
Inc projected union Of the Fenans and Irish
orothefhooll, yesterday at Jones's Wood took
pidCe, oul lle head centres OF both organizations
were absent. The late raid of O'Nei was strong
" denounced
49, 'N'N D'liNNio 'aiN ilihAAll- Il sutNCSSlui
RAID on the fifth ward Illicit whiskey distillerS
m brooklyn supported by government troops.
several suns and other property were captured.
There was little opposition
The registration of voters is progressing in
ms city and Brooklyn to-day.
Mrs. Seguin, while performing in Parepa's
troupe last night, was taken with parOxysms of
grlel ana removed to her hotel, consequent on
the announcement that her daughter Mrs Frod-
slaW w., was Killed at the Chicago fire.
AZ a., the democratic meeting last night Samuel
j. llIdei, chairman of the democratic state com
mlttee, denounced Tammany as a set of thieves.
over $4,000 was subscribed for the sufferers by
thG michigan fires, yesterday.
James Feclcy was fatally injured bv Thomas
carey m a political row, in the 22d ward, last
night. The atterwas arrested.
: Donations to the amount of $1,000 from prom
dne.I clll]els, nave Deeh received by the anti
cruelty society the past week.
:, a NUMBER OF refugee lads from Chicago are at
rue iI LlewSp9Iys lodging house.
me gold board Monday, elected VIM. A. Glib
son president, and w. A. lioyt vice president.