The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-06
NEW YORK.
Stay OF Proceedings Granted.

proceedings was granted here to-day in
the case of q mandamus compelling
Comptroller Connolly to pay Cornell
S34, 900 for iron furnished the new
Court House. Judge Switzerland, who
granted the mandamus, also granted
stay of proceedings until final judg-
ment shall be pronounced on the ap-
peal.
Political Reform.
The committee of gentlemen ap-
pointed at the political reform meeting
last night organized to-day. They
elected officers and appointed commit
tee to obtain suitable rooms for holding
meetings, after which they adjourned
until Thursday.
COrOner's Investigation.
Coroner Herman held an investiga-
ton this afternoon into the case of Paul
Bulgre, who died at Bellevue hospital
from injuries alleged to have been in
flicted by Lawrence Martha on Thurs
day last, corner of avenue A and Four
teenth street. 1t appears that both
were in Thomas Bulgres liquor saloon
on the day in question, when some
trouble on the street attracted their at
tention and both came out. The de-
ceased in going out tripped up the pris-
oner playfully, who fell to the sidewalk,
but instantly jumped up and struck the
deceased in the mouth. He fell to the
pavement, striking the back Of his head
violently. He became insensible and
died in few days A post mortem ex-
animation showed that death resulted
from compression of the brain. Mar.
tha was held to bail in the sum of
$1,000 to await the action Of the grand
jury.
Died from Injuries.
Notice was received at the Coroner's
office to-day that John Schwertzmeyer,
German, died at his residence, 80
West Fifty-second street, last night
from injuries received when he was
beaten by some men, one of whom used
club. The parties charged with the
assault are in custody. Coroner Young
will investigate the case.
Theirs and Others TO be Assassinated
A Madrid journal contains the state
ment that at a meeting Of the Central
committee Of Internationals, held in
London, it was resolved to shrink before
no obstacle in order to carry the success
of the principles Of the International
Constitution; that the greatest are NJ.
Theirs and the Kings of Italy, Spain
and Portugal. 1t was further resolved
that they be assassinated. 1t was also
resolved to set fire to all factories, work
shops and establishments, so as to thus
compel the hungry and unemployed
workmen to take part in the social war.
Felix Pyatt, Bergeret and other refugees,
members OF the Commune, took part IN
the discussion.
Democratic Congressman Asked to
Resign-The Meeting at Cooper In.
stitute.
The Democratic organization called
the Joseph Bowling Association" had
large and enthusiastic meeting last
night, and adopted resolutions request
ing Congressman Roosevelt to resign, as
he had proven traitor to his constitu-
euts and Joined the Radical party.
Roosevelt was onelof the speakers at
at reform meeting last night.
The Herald, Tribune, and Times re-
gard last nights meeting at Cooper
Union as great success. The World,
however, thinks it was Custom House
affair, and that the action OF the meeting
stamped it as the work of the Custom
House faction, who duped and inveigled
some well.meaning person to take part
in its proceedings. !
1t is thought that the Tammany lead
ers were somewhat disconnected at last
nights demonstration at the Cooper
Institute.
A meeting had been announced to
take place at Tammany Hall last night,
but it is said that there were 80 few in
attendance that no action was taken,
and the meeting adjourned for one
month.
The Tribune, speakingof the meeting,
SAYS the people Of New York have given
fair warning to the shameless clique
which has tyrannized over them so
many years, that they will submit no
longer to it's extortions, and will break
down the machinery part and drive the
swindlers entirely into obscurlty, and II
possible into prison.
Russian Minister Not Recalled.
A correspondent writes from st.
Petersburg under date of August 18th,
that the Russian government has not
recalled Minister Catacazy. The re-
lations between Secretary Fish and
Minister Catacazy were unpleasant, and
the former asked for the Minister s re-
call. but in the absence of Prince Gort-
schakoff, the Acting Premier, .Wurthei-
mar, approved Of Catacazys conduct
in the points, claims and negotiations
and expressed much indignation at the
attacks made upon him by American
journals and officials, and although ii Cat
acazy himself desires to return his
REQUEST is not likely to be complied
~ Steamships Arrived.
The steamships City OF Washington
and Colorado from Liverpool, and West
nbslia, from Hamburg, have arrived.
The steamer Rhine, which sailed on
Saturday, has returned. She was mis-
taken for the Westpbalia-
Another Abortion.