The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-06
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, June 3,

The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accept.
ed Masons Of this Stale will begin its an.
nual session at Apollo Hall, in this city,
Tuesday, ut 2 u. NJ.
The New York Positivists yesterday
met and passed series OF resolutions,
and adopted an address embodying their
opinions upon the recent Communist
rising in France. They attribute the
actions of the Commune in Paris TO the
wrongs of the laboring classes, and the
Importance of the government OF takers
at Versailles, who were plotting the de.
struction OF the Republic, The resolu.
tionE condemn the Versailles troops for
their barbarity, and commend the Com.
munists for the humanitarian character
oil their original intentions. The meeting
was addressed by Il number of inteTna.
tiOnal wOrklngnIcn of societies in Europe,
who defend the acts the Commune,
Several cases Of sunslroke occurred
yesterday, one OF which proved fatal.
kilograms were sent TO this city yester.
day, announcing the restoration OF order
and the anticipated running of trains
within short time,
An immense pile of brick from IN old
building on Church street, fell to-day,
covering several children. One has been
got ont with broken limbs, and the others
are supposed TO be killed. The tiremen
and police are making vigorous efforts to
recover the bodies.
Five thousand special invitations have
been issued by TillOtsOn & Co. for the
complimentary excursion TO telegrapherS,
on the day OF the Inauguration OF the
Morse statue on Saturday next,
John Ward aged Is, and John
Medder, aged IL, have been rescued alive
from the debris in Church street, but SO.
riously injured. 1t Is thought man Is
still under the DEBRIS
The Tenth District preachers met this
morning in the Mission building, on
Broadway, and adopted suitable resOlu-
tiOns on the death Of the late Bishop
Clark, Of Cincinnati. Addresses were
delivered by Rev, Dr. Harris, Bishop
James, and Dr. Curry. ItI.
The cases Of Edwards and Collins,
prize fighters, are to be brought before
the Supreme Court ior review.
There Is considerable demand for grain
room and large engagements are made
but ship owners show less inclination u
effect business at the present freight rates
Still grain is shipped As fist rs II comes
from the West, chiefly for London and
Liverpool, and some for Bristol and Ant.
werp.
The SOrosis Club held theirlast meeting
Oh the season to-day, and II was largely at.
tended.
Judge BlOtchiord has granted the re.
quest Of the Alabama d Chattanooga Rail-
rOad Company, for time to prepare papers
and arguments disputing his Jurisdiction
in the bankruptcy proceedings recently
begun in this city against the road.
Major General Chas. Nundy, Of Florida,
formerly of the Army OF the Potomac,
died suddenly In tho T0ombs IN this city,
last night, from exhaustion, resulting
from intoxicatiOn. General Mundy had
lately returned from the army reunion at
Boston, and was committed to the
Toombs last week, for grand larceny,
having fallen among sharpers, who plum.
dered him and took this means to get rid
OF him. General Baldy Smith, and other
prominent officers will take charge Of the
body. General Mundy was native Of
Hungary.
The annual election oI the New York
Exchange took place today. The follow.
ing officers were elected: President, s.
D. Harrison; Vice President, j. Il. Men.
amin; Treas, B. Groves; Managers.
ThnnInrn Furhiori JnnrV Ilpntn MnVnr