Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09
NEWS FROM NEW YORK.
The War on T.s,,,n,sny.

New YoRK, Oct. 30.--Tho Times
states that Tweed has concluded to
pay $42o,000 to Jackson S. Schultz
as assignee os Ieyser. for work and
material furnished to Twccd's houses
Tweci's original dctensc was that
Kcyser agreed to do this work in
consideration OF receiving certain
contract. This action OF Twecl's
stops one suit against him.
In the general sessions to day the
grand jury found indictments against
Edwin NJ. Haggarty and Charles
l;ilcll, alleged voucher thieves, for
larceny and burglary. There are
two indictments against each Of the
prisoners, one for grand larceny and
the other for burglary.
New YoRK, Oct. 30.--In the Sn-
prcmc Court this morning, Judge In
graham granted an order to arrest
James Fisk, Jr., at the suit OF Helen
Josephine Mansfield, who claims that
Fisk retains $4,000 OF her money,
which he has used as her agent in
specula,ions.
Charles O'Conor has sent long
letter to the committee, declining his
nomination 10 the Assembly, in which
he reviews the repeating system at
elections, as well as the terrorism ex-
crciscd over poor men at the polls by
political hirclings. lie considers that
he can best serve the public interest
IN his present position. His whole
time and utmost powers will be need
ed in the proceedings against the rob.
bers, who, not content with their a.
ready realized gains, arc laundering
at the gates of the Treasury. and arc
determined to continue their iniquit-
ous career through fraudulent can
vassing and corrupt legislation.
His position, therefore, demands cx-
emption. even from the choice OF his
personal interest, and his service
will always be at the command OF
al honest Legislature.
This mornings TaJane says; We
learn with profound satisfaction that
Mr.. OGorman will call TO his aid
some of the best legal talent in the
city, in the prosecution Of his suits
against the municipal robbers; SO the
public shall have no reason to doubt
his sincerity. lie has no thought OF
interfering in any way with tho suits
brought by Mr. O'Connor IN the name
of the Attorney General, but there
is aquestion rs to the proper author
ity to bring the suits in the premises,
and he wishes to be secure against
possibility OF failure, as we under
stand that the suits brought by the
Attorney General are for the recov-
cry OF. money traudulcntly taken
from the CITY, while the Corporation
Counsel sues those through whose
neglect or breach OF trust 1t was
paid; and the two classes may, in
some instances, include the identical
persons. but the causes OF action are
distinct
New YoRK. October 3l.-The sit.
uation of municipal affairs remains
unchanged.
The lumors circulated blythe even
ing papers, yesterday, to the effect
that Tweed had resigned his place in
the Department Of Public Works,
nni Withdrawn rs candidate for
Senator, arc incorrect. He has not
Withdrawn from either position, and
does not intend to do so at present,
If at all.
INGERsOLL.
Thore IS nothing new to be said of
Ingersol. Hc has not yet rcturucd
qn, his father and Twoed declare
that hc will certainly come back.
THE VOUCHER THIEVES.
This morning the voucher thieves,
Haggarty and Baulch, will be arraign
ed to plead in the Court Of Gcner
al Sessions. Thaproceedings prom
Use TO be OF interest.
WILL HE COME?
Deputy Sheriff Jarvis assigned four
officers, yesterday, to search for In
gersoll OH all trains arriving from the
East. but they were not successful III
fin ling him. As soon as he arrives
he is 10 he arrested, and none OF the
consideration which was shown
Tweed Is to be shown toward his CO.
dctendent. Mr.. Jarvis SAID Saturday
that Ingcrsoll would.bc treated like