The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-02

The Tammany delegates TO the kOcn
ester Convention were elected tonight
The list is made DIP mainly Of TAmmany
offlCe,holders, but neither Tweed, Swee
ney, Connolly nor Hall are OF the number
THE CITY REGISTER IN TROUBLE,
Criminal proceedings have been institu
ted against Michael Connolly, Register o
the city, for alleged larceny. 1t is sta
ted that he forcibly took the papers from
the parties who were verifying the mem
Oranda obtained in his office. As to the
sale Of real estate he says he supposed
some OF the reporters wanted to get at
the real estate actions Of the ring, and he
would allow no one to obtain surreptitious
information from his office. When the
return Of the papers was demanded, Con
molly said he had burned them. He sub
sequently admitted that he had them in
his possession, but did not give them up.
A warrent for the search Of the Registers
office, and the arrest of Connolly has been
issued.
TIE BOSS HAS PLENTY OF MONEY.
Tweed, who was interviewed Yesterday
says the Department Of the Public Works
hiss money enough for mint and all La
bllitieS for long time to come.
THE RECOVERY sUTs-INGERsOLL SUM
MoNRD.
II appears Ingersoll has really been
served with summons in the suit for the
recovery OF $8000,000, belonging to the
tax payers, alleged TO have been fFaudu.
lently obtained during 1869 and 1870. He
Is to appear for examination before Judge
Barnard, next Friday,
MOVEMENTS AMONG TIE HONEST WORK
ING MEN AND DEMoCRATs.
Some park laborers met at q hall In SD
street, last evening, and listened to
speeches, and adopted resolutions In favor
Of the Democratic party being purged Of
any unworthy members who committed
crime against the city, and disgraced the
party. ....L1 ~
AT meeting Of the Trades Union dele
gates last evening, Mr.. Elliott spoke In
favor of cutting loose from the existingpo-
litical parties, and having ticket Of
their own. They denounced the politi.
cal corruption Of the city authorities,
and endorsed the action of the
Committe of Seventy, A motion for
the Committee to arrange for mass
meeting to nominate candidates was post
poned. An address from the committees
Of the young Democracy to the electors,
signed Joseph Blumenthal, Boswell ID.
Hatch, Thomas A. Ledwith and others,
which appears In print, announces that
they again unfurl the banner OF political
reform, and invite the cooperation OF all
who arc sincerely opposed to fraud and
corruption, TO drive the bold, bad men
who have plundered and disgraced us,
from power and place. The address
promises unceasing effort to rid the service
of the city Of thieves and pluuderers, and
concludes as follows; "Down with the
ring no more repeating and false count.
ing No more swlndling and stealing !
Down with Sweeney, Tweed, Connolly,
Hall and their ring allies, and only incor-
ruptability and character must be The III.
ture tests Of political preferment,
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE
RING.
New York, October 1.
Judge Barrett to-day asserted that Grim.
inal proceedings would DO commenced
REGISTER 1onnelly Las not vet been ar.
rested He ia the Tammanv delegate from
the i'm assembly district 10 tbe Roches.
ter Convention .Iustice Coulter slatel
that he would iVsre an order for his arrest
tomorrow, In any case il il probable
that tbe affair will result in a way 10 en-.
able Connolly to 20 10 Tho convention.
Ashbury's Yacht Livonia has arrived.
Among tho nassengers bv the steamer
Citv Of Paris were Bishon McIlyaine md
Mis- Mc ilyaine. of Ohio. and also Rev,
DR., Howson Dean. wife and daughter, Of
Chester England
A meeting OF the Liberates Cubanos
To make PREPARATIONS for the fortbcominr
celebration of lie declaration of Cnbaf
independence on The 1Oih inst. was held
tonight In order 10 make tbe celebra.