The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-15
NEW YORK CITY.


lies Oi IWeeds heeilg from lhe Guy
still the subject OF much discussion. II
stated on very reliable authority that h
has about perfected his arrangements TO
flight; that any moment may witness hi
departure. Yesterday he was said to b
trying to dispose OF his stock in the Fri
Railroad. Well informed Tammanyite
think II will take him sometime to rende
portable his great wealth, but It Is def
nitely known that most Il not all Of hi
property has been undergoing conversion
into greenbacks for a long while past, ant
that his many assignments will make II
matter Of ease for him to leave on shOr
notice. TwCed's resignation Is believed
to he in the hands Of Mayor Hall, and vii
prabAbly be made public In few days.
OFFICES GOING BEGGING.
No selection has yet been made to I'll
his place, though tho Mayor has been en-
deaVorilg TO force II upon several. There
will bO much difficulty 10 obtaining men Il
accept any OF the vacant offices undel
Tammany. Since the election the Mayo
has been unable to get persons to take any
OF the several important places recently
made vacant, There Is so little time be
tween now and the meeting of the legis
laturC, when 1t is expected that the whole
government Of the city will be reCast
that II Is likely that the vacancies now
existing will continue until that time,
AtII FISK MANsFIELp. 4N e
In the Fisk.MansReld injunction suit
Judge Brady granted an order TO show
cause why Judge Pratts order recalling
the case from Brooklyn should not be sci
aside. The argument will be heard to.
day. There Is every indication Of q pro,
tracted and exciting litigation growing
out Of these proceedings.
PUBLIC CHARITIES SUFFERING.
Many OF tho charitable institutions are
almost without means Of support the
present season, owing to the disorders IN
the city government. The ChildTen's
Aid Society, which has been transporting
children to the west, cannot be carried on
much longer unless financial support Is
furnished. ,lFEg ur--f ygg7ig .
The Wabash will not be ready for sea
for three or four days. General Sherman
and party, yesterday, visited tho vessel
down the bay. -.
MoRR TAMMANY REMOVALS,
Comptroller Green has removed all the
Tammany clerks in the different markets.
Yesterday he paid over one hundred and
sixty thousand dollars TO the department
OF instruction for teachers salaries.
The Attorney General elect, states that
although he might differ with Governor
Hoffman In the prosecution OF the Tam
many frauds, yet lie will retain Charles
OConnor, in the criminal suit. r.a4'
THE 1RooKLYN FRAUDS.
A member of the Brooklyn Invesligat.
ing Committee, states the evidence Is con-
elusive that Booth, Republican for Mayor
was counted Oiit fraudulenlly. fGft
The Brooklyn Board Of Alderman, yes.
terday increased their committee TO can
vass votes, and finding evidence Of fraud,
have certified the Inspectors Of election TO
appear before them. p, ytt
TAMMANY wNo'T 90 TO ALBANY.
+ Alexander Frear, said yesterday, even
II be was not counted out Of his seat 10
the Legislature, he would not takeit. lie
added that no Tammany Democrat who
had been elected to The State Senate or
Legislature, would go To Albany this win
ter. Z 3Aft NA III Al ftl +.
Four hundred Chinese are engaged 10
work In the Raritan woOlen mills, In Som.
ervile, New Jersey.
: IAN unknown man was found dead 10
the New Haven depot, this morning, with
81, 500 In his pockets.
Tweed's counsel hNgo served an exCep.
tion 10 the order Of Judge Learned.
Tie Americas Club, which has been the
pet organization Of Tammany, will not hold
its annual ball this year. Tweed, who Is
at the,head Of this organization, will sell
the club house, yachts, and grounds at
Greenwich. - s'.7'. "'' ''f, ID
Judge Bedford has sentenced Louis Lip.
pard, Convictedoi garroting, 70 eight years
In the State prison. ''.' '..a'a.' 't.5
II has been determined to make the
Apollo Hall Democratic reform organiza.
tion, under whose auspices the late cam.
aign'wBprincipally conducted, the lead.
Ing instrument Of the Democracy Of New
Y0rk.g In the new organization all Of the
political elements OF The Democracy are
10 be embraced. Those WHO have been
prominent hi Connection with Tammany
will be excluded from membership Since
the election honest men ere fast leaving
Tampnany, whose power seems to be com.
pletely ovefthf0wn.. 4 2
II iSunderst6od that Samuel G.. Court
ney will be chairman OF the committee Of
the new organization. The5feiOrm lead.
ers are receiving hundreds ofcommunica.
tions from prominent Democrats In the
west and in the Interior otSthe State, urg.
ing the formation Of D new organization
Upon reform basis, and rejoicing in the
downfallof Tamma1y. E1F E'.
The Health Board feel no llneasiness
about the cholera, but profess to have
fears In relation to smallpox. Only eight
new cases have occurred. .,.......
A new point was brought up to-day In
the Riverside Park case, that oil the
State laws allowing commissioners TO as.
sess damages are valid under the 14th
Amendment 10 the Constitution, the de-
PENDANTS claiming that awards must DO
made by Jury. 4h'a
A decision was served in the case Of
Bowen "a. Chase, in which the former
seeks to oust the latter, who Is a son.in.
law Of Madame Jumel, from the posses.
ainI, oi two million dollars worth Of prop-
erty, TO be heard on the 23d.
Sub.committees Of the reform associa.
tions Of Brooklyn are in attendance. One
official will canvass that city. u
Gen. Sherman visited Governors Is
land today.
Assistant Engineer Uller, Of the steam.
ship Erin, was killed to-day by being &C.
Cidently thrown among the machinery by
lurci Of the ship off Sandy Hook. His
remains were brought to this city.
The taxes Of Long Island City are Z
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