The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-10

Tammany persuasion waited on Tweed
to-day. 1tisreported that Tweed sent fol
them to consult on the expediency of talk
ing his seat in the Senate. He says he has
not lesigned either his SenAtorship nor
as Commissioner OF Public Works.
The Post says the victory Tuesday was
not Republican one, but purely an un-
partisan triumph.
Three hundred Croton laborers were
discharged yesterday. They wanted their
pay to-day, but together with the dele.
gates from four water registers, were told
to come again, Judge Brady will proba.
bly, decide tomorrow the question as Ia
the payment 0l increased salaries,
Alderman Jas. Irving Tor assaulting U,
s. Marshal Dowley, has been sent to the
Ludlow street Jail, pending the investiga'
ton.
Martin Frank, the counterleiter, has
been pardoned by the President.
Thomas @. Fields was arrested to-day
and gave bail in the sum Of 100000.
At meeting Of Aldermen today the
chairman Of the committee from that body
appointed To act with the Supervisors and
citizens in investigating the frauds in the
city accounts, stated that aaid committee
had received the report Of the Citizens
Committee, which has been published,
but he said the Aldermanic Committee
believed the corporate authorities should
take some more decided action upon such
startling developments than were in the
publications. The committee are cOnsid.
ering what action Is proper for the Board
to take.
The committee appointed at the Brook.
lyn meeting this morning have issued q
call for q mass meeting of taxpayers at
the Academy OF Music tomorrow night,
to express indignation at the ring frauds
alleged to have been perpetrated on the
voters Tuesday. Mayor KalbhCisch will
preside! H,
Several returns from district and five
Wards Of Brooklyn are still missing,
Mr.. Spencer, the counsel for Mr.. Irving,
has applied To Judge Woodruff for writ
of hd6edS corpus, Contcnding that the Day
export action Is unlawful. An order was
granted directing tho Attorney General to
show cause for now granting the writ.
Tweed has not resigned and will not.
ue was at his office this morning and was
called upon by many friends. lie will
take q seat in the Senate Oh the opening
day. 0Donovan Rossa will however
contest the seat on the ground Of illegal
voting and false CAnvassing, to provo
which, II Is said will have plenty OF wit.
nesses. MCMahon, lteiormer will con.
test Blair's seat in the Assembly, and
Kilian will contest Frear's.
Tweed said to-day he would be ready
with reply To Judge Learneds warrant,
when the twenty days was up.
1t Is rumOred this afternoon that Mayor
Hall intends 10 resign before the 0rgani'
zation of the new Municipal Board.
JnO. H. KGyser, is believed TO be travel.
ing In Florida or Carolina for his health;
his partner says the property at Aiken, s.
O., was bought by Keyser months ago,
with the intention ot establishing n hos.
pital for Northern invalids. ..--.
Gen. Sherman and stall will be here
Saturday to take passage on the Frigato
Wabash.
The general term of the Supreme Court
reversed the judgment giving Captain
Samuel $4,000 for tho alleged libel by the
Erening Post
All tho flremen injured by the Tenth
avenue disaster will recover. ~.
.AThC official count shows TINT James
Sheldon, Republican, has been elected
Judge Of the Superior Court instead Of
George Wadsworth, Republican, as before
reported. Sheldon leads Wadsworth five
votes George Clinton, Democrat. Qho
other judge Is elected 10 the Superior
Court. lie runs over 800 ahead of all
competitors
Marshal Sharpe, fearing that Jim lr.
wings friends would rGscueIhim from the
Ludlow Street Jail, has issued an order
for his removal TO U. s. Fort.
AT n meeting of tho Union League
Club this evening the following was un-
animOusly adopted HeSOlred, That tho
members OF the Union League Club have
learned with profound regret Of the
death, ina foreign land, of their late as.
sociate aud Honorary member, Major
Gen. Robert Anderson, whose heroism In
defence of Fort Sumter constitutes one
Of the most honorable events in the his
tory OF the late war, in common with
our loyal countrymen. We deeply mourn
the loss Of this brave patriot and christian
hero and we tender to his family the
warmest sympathy.