The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-13
NEW YORK CITY.
Tweed Going to Run Away.
Thorough Work to be Made Of
the Augean Stables.
The TrIbulatlOns Of Jim Fisk.
and FentOn Not RecOnciled.


mors current that Tweed is meditaLing
flight. The Bureau OI Municipal COrpora-
tiOn, composed Of Charles O'Colnor and
, his associates, who are prosecuting the city
plunderers, have information 10 this effect,
in view Of his having transferred so much
OF bis property, There is overwhelming
evidence against him, as well In reference
to the Erie Railway frauds, as those against
the city. 1t is contemplated on tho part oil
the Attorney General TO ask an increase Of
bis bail. As yet no answer has been put
in In Tweed's case. No notice Of appear
anCe waa received yesterday. The depu.
tation ofworklngnen who waited on
Tweed concerning their pay, were treated
with much obsequiousness, Tweed prom.
Ing that the pay.rolls should DO made out
forthwith.
The Tribune, commenting on the sub.
ject Of TReed'S flight. says: ITO let him
escape now, would be 10 lose the fruits Of
the late victory, and that his punishment
at hard labor In the State prison lor the
rest oI his life Is demanded by every con.
sidcration Of public and political morali.
ty. With his incarceration only will the
people be satisfied. .t.| saHE E...
THE AUGEAN STABLES TO DE THOROUGH.
LY CLEANED.
From the statements OF Mayor Hall,
several aldermen and newspaper report.
ers, ii appears that the old Board OF
Aldermen have determined to contest the
seats Of the newly elected board, and that
the Mayor will stand by the present
board. This dispute, however, should II
arise, will be settled on the meeting Of
the Legislature, when thorough reOr-
ganlzation OF municipal affairs will be
made Bills are being prepared by the
Committee OF Seventy abolishing the
offices now held by Tammany or corrupt
men in New York and Brooklyn, from
the judiciary down to the police. Moth.
ing short OF a clean sweep will be salts
factory tH.1- H.
Since tho return Of IngersOll, the co.
delendent in the Tweed suit he has
been concealed In his factory up town.
II Is reported that the persons who prom.
ised TO become his bOndsmen have backed
out. The Sheriff viii probably act on the
new order for his arrest to-day.
1t is definitely settled that woodward
has fled beyond the reach oiIany legal
process.
The resignation of Isaac Bell as ono Of
tho Commissioners Of Public Instruction
| is announced. grt
Exltudge Barrett denies that lie was
paid a counsel fee Of $4,000 for his con.
nectiOn with the reform movement lie
received in all only about 81 600 for his
| OrnEoauionO1 anFviraa
ANOTHER swnNDLR DIscoyERED. 4
Among the swindles upon the city
which the Ring is reported 10 have do
vised ls the paving streets under contract
with the city means, under which prop.
erty owners are charged at exorbitant
rates for inferior pavement One Of
these contractors Is one Guidet, who was
recently selected on the jury which Barn.
ard dismissed.
THOSE JIM FISK LETTERS.
In the Mansfield injunction suit
Judge Pratt, Of Brooklyn, on the sixth OF
November, granted the application Of the
defendant TO change the place of trial TO
New York. The case accordingly was
brought up yesterday before Judge Brady
Of this city, Of whom the Erie ring has al
ways been in dread. When this became
known Judge Pratt was again appealed to
who thereon issued another order recalling
the writ and deferTing the time Of trial
nearly three months. The counsel for the
defendants think this action Is unpre.
Cedented. The letters which Fisk seeks
10 suppress by these proceedings will
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Besides furnishing evidence against the
rogues, they have somewhat Of an interest
from the amorous and racy style in which
they are written. 1 .s s7sTa E.fII
THE DRooKLYN FRAUDS.
Tho meeting Of the citizens Of Brook
| lyn last night was the largest ever held In
that city, and the tone Of the speakers
Throughout was Of o character against all
kinds OF official thieving. The intima.
tions from several speakers that the lamp
posts should be ornamented with the
bodies ofrepeaters and ballotbox suffers
elected enthusiastic cheering. A COM
mittee was appointed 10 collect evidence,
and promised every pecuniary, moral and
physical aid necessary. ..
The Marine Court Of this city has been
compelled to adjourn from day to day,
there being no provision 10 keep tile
rooms heated. .......
AN EXCLUSIVE VOTE.
A lawyer named Darling, promises TO
give $3.50 10 Assemblyman elect Fields, II
6e can produce the allldavils Of twenty.
1--WE men, not employed In New York city,
who voted for him. The count shows
that Fields got 1918 votes.
TIT MuRPHY.FBNToN TRUCE DENIED.
It Is not true that Senator Fenton and
Collector Murphy have become fecOnCiled.
james Qnimby. cOunterieiler, has been
sentenced TO 1--WE years imprisonment In
the penilentiary. ..'. ..
..., A BOLD ROBBERY. ...
AT noon today Henry A. Colyer, a
matchmaker, No 80 Nassau street, left his
store in charge Of n boy aged seven years,
and during his absence three men entered
the store, lied the boys legs, forced gag
In his mouth, and robbed II Of $4,000
worth Of watches.
hi and Gustave May have be6n acquit.
ted on tho charge Of smuggling. They
were Communists OF Paris, and came 10
this CITY with over 5000 worth OF dia.
monds secreted about their persons, and
on landing they were suspected OF SNUG
Cling -.-a---
Deputy Comptroller Green to-day be.
gan to Issue warrants. Several Of the
clerks get their pay OF September, and the
strictest scrutiny Is exercised over the pay
rolls.
BUSINESS woMAN's ASSOCIATION.
In Brooklyn,A Business Woman's Union
J Association has been organized, the object
oCwhiCh Is to provide comfortable homes