The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-01
NEW YORK CITY.

ton In municipal affairs remain unchang'
ed. The rumors circulated by the even
ing papers to the effect that Tweed had
resigned his place in the department oi
Public Works and Withdrawn as a can.
pidato for Senator are incorrect. He has
not withdrawn from either position, and
does not intend to. do 20 at present, fiat all
There is nothing new to bO said Of lnger.
soil. He has not yet returned, but his
father and Tweed declare he will certain
ly come back.
This morning the voucher thieves,
Hagerty and Baulch, will be aTraigned 10
to plead In tho Court Of General Sessions,
The proceedings promise to be Of interest.
Deputy sheriff Jarvis assigned four OFF,
GERS yesterday to search for IngersOll on
tue trains arriving from the east, but they
were not successful in finding him. As
soon as he arrives he Is to be arrested and
none Of the considerations which was
shown Tweed Is 10 bO used toward his
co.deiendent. Mr.. Jarvis said yesterday
that IngersOll would be treated like any
ordinary prisoner. Although his assoCi.
ates profess tho most unbounded faith in
IngersOll's intention 10 return to the city,
there are not wanting those who assume
he had fled and intends TO remain away.
The Tribune says Woodward Is still alb.
sent from Norwalk. A week ago last
Saturday he informed ono or two busi-
ness associates that he was going to Chi.
cago in the capacity of President of the
Fairfield County Fire Insurance Compa.
ny, to adjust some losses incurred by the
fire. The following Monday he took an
Eastward train, and the next day his
wifU lett NorwaIb, as she stated, TO join
him in New York. lie had at this time,
however, ceased to bu President OF the
insurance company, having transferred
bis stock, amounting to 10000 as the
boOks'O the corporation show, and al.
though his resignation has not been re.
Ceivtd by the Secretary, his position Is Of
course vacant A very general impres.
sion prevails that lie has gone to Canada,
and the TACT OF his taking an Eastward
train Is strong evidence and corrOborative
proof.
The members Of the Board OF Indian
Commissioners, who have recently re.
turned from the Indian country have
private meeting tonight at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel TO perfect reports for pub.
licatiOn. Felix Il. Brunot, Of Pittsburgh,
Chairman reports on the tribes In Oregon
and Washington territory; John Farwell,
of Chicago on the tribes Of California and
Nevada; Vincent COlyer on the ApaChGs
of Arizona; John d. Long on Cherokees
of North Carolina, Geo. II. Stuart, of
Philadelphia on the purchase OF Indian
goods.
Jas Lyons was killed last evening In
jumping from the front platform Of q
horse car on Tenth street. The driver
was arrested,
Dennis Sullivan, boy, was instantly
killed, and u man named jas. DOnahue
was fatally wounded by careless firing
OF the Political Target Company from
the 18th Ward at ScholCnburg's Park
yesterday.
Comptroller Green has deposited $970,-
900 in bank Tor the payment Of the police
for October, and $27 900 for the flremen.
Ex.Gov. Seymour, at Utica, made a
speech, saying ho was rejOiced that tho
exposure and punishment Of corruption
had begun. He predicted that 1t would
not end until II had reached the crimes Of
both parties Of the State and nation.
Comptroller Green has dismissed 70
sinecure holders since he assumed the
Comptrollership, thus saving $4,000 an.
nual expense. ~ s.at.f# &
A six horse team of Howe's Circus cap.
sized the band wagon near Hudson yes.
terday, killing two musicians and fatally
another. ....t........ ....
The counsel for Hagerty and Baulch,
the alleged voucher thieves, have asked for
an adjournment OF the case till Monday
to give time for the reading Of voluminous
papers to decide on what plea to make.
The Recorder granted the application.
It was rumOred this morning at the
General Sessions that the Grand Jury
had considerable bills Of Indictment
against tho members of the ring. Sew.
eFal indictments were handed 10 the Re
Corder al noon. The District Attorney
asked how these cases could be sent to
Oyer and Terminer for trial. According
10 the statute, the Recorder said, he would
consider the application, but the charac.
ter OF the indictments remains mystery,
all efforts to obtain information concern.
Ing them having failed
Rumors were afloat this evening, which
however proved incorrect, that the plas.
terer, Garvey, had returned. His friends
say he will SOMEONE back. ,.
The street paving inspectors gathered
10 large body at the C0mptrOller's office
this afternoon, demanding their back pay.
They were paciaed on being assured that
they would soon be paid. No money has
been given this class since July. There
Is now due them about $4,000.
The Tammany Republicans, as the
Times calls the Greeleyites, have nomina-
ted Christopher Pullman as Senator for
the Seventh District. The Times says this
movement was done by the reform candi.
date 70 secure the election Of Bradley, the
nominee Of the Tsmmany Hall gang.
The Tammany rufllans last night broke
up the Reform Democratic Senatorial
Convention in the Fourth District. They
rushed into the room cheering for Tweed
and turned of the gas. Subsequently the
Convention reassembled and substituted
the name Of O'DOnovan Rosa, the Fe.
nian exile, for Senator in place OF Miller,
who was previously nominated. The
contest between Rosa and Tweed will be
interesting.
Israel Lazarus was indicted to-day for
falsely registering.
The Coroner's Jury in the case Of Pat
rick sherry, brakeman on the Morris Il
Essex railroad, VINO was knocked from
the top ofa freight train by the East Or.
ange bridge Friday and killed, have cen
sufed the railroad company for not rails
ing the bridge, and recommended that
the Grand Jury take action in the matter
Bherry's case Is the third oil the kind in
tho United States Courts. There have
been no trials thus far, on account Of the
dilatoryneSs Of the District Attorney.
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