The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-04

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Mayor Halls chief clerk in letter to
the Press promises on the part OF the
Mayor prompt investigations Of all com,
plants made by citizens against the in
spectors or other poll, officers.
Judge Barnard issued an order com.
pelling the paying of taxes at the polls
Tor the reception OfvOtes for the Assistant
Alderman. The order also granted for
the Mayor to show cause Monday, why
not the removal Of the present Inspectors
of election and appoint others inconiOr,
nifty with. the law. Abont 1000
young men have been enrolled Us watch
ers Of the polls on the part oi the Com.
mittee OF Seventy and Council Of Mum.
cipal Reform.
Judge Barnard, today stated in Court,
that he was determined TO stop impriSon.
ment for debt or as witnesses, and that
he had no doubt the murdererso Of Nathan
and Rogers would have been discovered,
but for fear, on the part of some one who
had seen them, Of indefinite imprisonment,
Deputy Comptroller Green, paid $il0,-
900 to the Department Of Parks, for the
payment of the laborers. Hi ,b i}..'f
Il ia decided that II Alexis arrives by
Tuesdays q parade will be held Wednes.
day, and II before Tuesday, goes ipc0gaitG
to Washington, until the election is over.
Seventeen indictments were found
against iorgers, and miner warrants issued
for several feDeaters operating on tho RED,
istry lists. rl7 1'a Ha.D "a.
To-day the North Hudson railroad
company, obtained an Injunction against
the Hoboken Common Council, forbid,
ding further interference with the track,
and ordering those torn up relaid.
y In a speech last night, Mr.. Tilden said
he had been approaciied by tho Tammany
officials with bhbes of office, and other
considerations 10 recede from the party,
Judge Barnard has. decided that the
County Medical Society had no rirht 10
eypellSDrrs Runnaner nnm TIM 'o6SrVca
made by Dr, SaUre in Connection vim a
surgicaI oDeratiOh. and granted an injnnc.
lion restrainipr further proc6eIlinrs
apalnst him. 'E .r,'' = %
Ex.Sberifi O'Brion. the reform ,canti.
date Tor Senator in the Seventh District
in u speech, last night said "Tbere are
INV thousand man In Nav, York who will
not stand ILLEGAL Interference with the hire.
liprs. and WHO, shOuld the police on Tlics.
day f,ext attemnE TO prevent honest men
from voting or shield 'theIogues in repeat.
inp, will hang tbe villains 70 tho nearest
lamp postsW This announcement was
greeted with uproarious cheer. and shouts
Of ave will thatl" TaGaoi ?
/, The meeting at tho Cooper Institute
last night was tho most enthusiastic and
respectable assemblage that has been wit.
messed in this city for many years. Hun.
dreds OF eminent citizens occupied the
platform. Every profession and rank in
life was represented; clergymen and poli.
ticians sat side byside. thousands were
compelled to 90 away for tho want ol
standing room In tho hall. During The
delivery of tho speeches tho attacks upon
the ring evoked the most tumulIuons
cheering Inc platform was hung with
the enslgns OF the nation, and in the cen.
ire, over me speakers CHAIR, was The. In.
scrlpti0n mat we are going 70 DO about
Il" when the FIRST speaker, Mr. Joseph
H. Cnoale, was introduced lie commenced
as l0llpWs
"FELLow'CrTIzENs-BeIore proceed.
ing with my own, discourse, have been
requested to read the following. II Is
anonymous, and very important, as you
Will see ,.,..
"Will you be so Kind rs to read the fol.
lowing notice at the great meeting to be
held at Cooper Institute tonight;
The citizens Of New York are respect.
iully invited to attend tho political funeral
OF VIM. Tweed, Tpdesday, 7th OF Novem'
Deri laughter and 'applausel at the new
county court house; the exercises will be
by Archbishop O'Connor I'm.
mense applause and laughter With
seventy able assistants, the selvlcec will
BY singing that grand old hymn
ofDr. Watts: o.
Relieving, we rejoice to SEQ tho curse removed"
[ Cheers and laughter AT the conclusion
of sinpinp the hvmIl!' mn olOuunnt dis.