The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-30


the counterfeiting gangs today, He ar
rested r. ]. Monales Montenegro, F. Val
dersoirdes and ]. Valdersoirdes, in whose
possession were found dies for ten dollar
gold pieces.
In the case Of Tweed, twenty days
were given in which TO answer the com
plant against him.
An immense meeting of the Demo
cratic RefOrmers was held tonight To
ratily the nominations on the city ticket,
at which addresses were made by the
reform leaders. In an eloquent speech,
II. NJ. G. Courtney strongly denounced
the present city government, and asks
that q close surveillance be kept at the
polls on election day, and where repeat
ers were caught they should receive sum
mary punishment.
Secretary Boutwell, delivered q lecture
last night in Steinway Hall to large au.
dienCe, The lecture was the same as the
one delivered at the Boston German Con
ference Meeting
Last night 1t was resolved to continue
the two committees-Democratic and
Republican-till after election.
One hundred civil suits have already
been begun against the Staten Island Fer.
ry Company by persons injured in the
Westfield explosion. Nearly fifteen more
arc in preparation. The damages claimed
vary from $4,000 to $4,000. The in
dictment against tho officers Of the com.
pany will DO tried In November.
Judge Ledwith, a member Of the Com.
mittee Of Seventy, accepts the nomination
OF both the Tammany and Democracy for
the Supreme Court,
In view of the sailing Of tho Russian
fleet for Madrid on the0th Of October, the
arrival of the Grand Duke Is not looked
for in this city until about the 9th OF No.
vember.
The amount OF the subscriptions in the
Catholic Churches for the Chicago suffer
ers are over $4,000. Several clergymen
of Chicago are receiving private contrlbu'
tions from this city. Another largo ship
ment Of clothing and bedding valued at
81 900 was sent yesterday by tho police
department.
The Governor of Wisconsin acknowl.
edges with thanks the receipt Of the sub
scfiptions from this department for the
sufferers Of the Northwestern fires.
Deputy Comptroller Green yesterday
made a further reduction In the attendants
at the courts. .
The Greeley Republicans last night
adopted the city nominations OF the Re-
form Democracy. The Murphy party
adopted the same ticket. by this action
there Is q union Of opposition TO Tam.
many on the candidates for Register
and Judges Of the Supreme, Superior and
Marine Courts. The nominations were
the result of n compromise, giving the
Republicans u portion of the offices, On
the candidates for legislative and city
offices, other than the above, the anti
Tammany parties have separate nomna'
tiOns. .....
The Committee OF Seventy has formal.
ly endorsed the Reform ticket.
Nathaniel Sands asks that the charge
against him Of having made money as
nCgotiator Of city bonds, be examined by
a select committee.
Tweed states to reporters that he does
not believe Ingersoll has fled that he
will return soon. lie declares that his
chances OF election will not be impaired
by the proceedings against him. lie de-
cllnes to answer any interrogatories as to
his line of defence.
Ingersoll Is reported to be In Maine; both
he and Garvey, who Is also absent, are
said to he weak men, and that If put to .
rigid examination, might probably tell
the story of the frauds.
In bis paper Of this week Mayor Hall
strongly urges the election Of Tweed as q
Senator.
The adjournment Of the Insurance
Convention, which was fixed for last
evening, had TO be postponed on account
Of the Convention visiting Connecticut.