The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-29
NEW YORK CITY.
NO DIFFICULTY IN coNvICrNa CoNNoI

hNll1 hHNA NhAak a "NHA Wte9 HAS
ceeded against, states that he Is ignorant
whether Connolly had any accounts witt
the Tenth National or Nassau Banks, il
which Tweed had largely deposited, ant
that lie does not know whether any O
the AZ per cent stolen fund, the division o
which Is unaccOunted for, has been traCeC
to Connolly. He also says there was NJ
bargain with the Committee OF Seventy Il
spare Connolly in consideration of his ap
pointment OF Greene. The difficulty
which Connolly experiences in finding
bail Is due to the Sherifi's rejecting many
Of the persons who have been offered. His
friends say the SheTl. has been unneCes
sarily severe in refusing men who were
fully able to respond rs sureties.
Mcssrs Havemyer and Tilden say that
the Committee, OF Seventy are not at oil
pleased with Cbnnolly's arrest. It Is also
stated that the arrest was made with the
hope that Connolly would divulge what
he knows Of tho frauds,
Christopher Barry, John Reilly, VIM.
J. O'COnnOr and James Reilly, inspectors
Of the election, were held in the sum OF
$4,000 each, yesterday, for trial on the
charge Of stulling the ballot boxes.
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING.
1t Is stated that Jackson j. Schultz,
Chas. O'COnnOr, and Samuel j. Tilden
have been before the Grand Jury TO tCsti.
iy In relation to tho ring frauds, That
body are now said to be investigating the
Barley Court House swindlc.
CATHOLIC CHILDREN EXPELLED FROM
SCHOOL.
At Hunters Point, yesterday, forty
Catholic children were expelled from the
public schools, by direction of tho Com.
missioners, because they objected 10 the
reading of the Bible.
The Medical Society, last evening, ex-
PEELED Anthony RuppanoT for an infringe.
ment oi the rules. i.IE 7sEaE d
" APOLLO HALL DEMOCRACY.
Alta meetingOl the Apollo Hall Reform
Democrats, last night, II was agreed to
proceed with tho organization OF the par.
ty In the various wards throughout the
city.
Alta meeting held by tho East Side AS.
sociation, last evening, to consider the
question of rapid transit, the speakers
recommended double tunnels, which
would be kept ventilated by the passage
OF the trains
The Grand Jury appeared before Judge
Bedford this morning and stated that
they were unable TO finish the investigN-
ton of the charges Of fraud against the
city Officials, because their term Of ser.
vice was drawing tOa close. The Judge
took the matter under AdvisCment
Judge Bedford has denied the motion
to Quash the indictments against Haggar.
ty and Baulch, charged with stealing the
vouchers from the Comptroller's office.
lie also refused TO admit them to bail.
The investigations into the Harlem
Court House expenses show that q quar-
ter OF n million dollars has been eXpend-
ed for what could bG done for $4G, 600 /;
and 100000 has been stolen. The evil
duplicates Barry and Genet in the frauds
II Is stated that u deficit Of between
100000 and $500, 900 has been discover.
ed In the accounts Of the Bowling Green
Savings Bank, but 1t will be made good
by the officials.
A meeting to organize an Inventors
Union WINS held last night, which result
Cl ina general break up .tE t 4.
CONNOLLY STILL. IN LIMBO.
Copnolly Is still q prisoner at tho York
Hotel. It's said that he has not rccclv-
cd the necessary bail.
RuMoRgD RESIGNATION OF MAYOR HALL.
lIumors were current today that Mayor
Hall had resigned. iH
Il as CoNNELLY's TnANKsdlvTNG.
It's understood that II Connolly's bail
Is not completed by Wednesday night he
will spend thanksgiving in tue LUDLOW
stteet jail. 4 Z "a LII ~
Judge Brady declined TO quash Judge
Barnards mandamus for counting the al
dermaniC returns. II Is understood that
the present Aldermen will carry the case
10 tile Court Of Appeals, and In tho mean
time they propose TO hold over. A lively
time Is expected at tho organization Of the
Board In January. .-....
The Police Commissioners have decided
to break up the lottery policy swindling
shops.
The body found in North River on
Friday was recognized as that Of Madam
Rhodes, n wealthy lady Of New Orleans.
Alderman Stewart, Of Brooklyn shot
last night, Is reported at the point Of death.
Kelley, who slfot him, las been arrested,
There has been thirteen new smallpox
cases since Monday noon.
Comptroller Green removed ten sinecu.
reists from the courts to-day. ~.
This afternoon the Grand Duke, nc.
by his suite, reviewed the fire
brigade at Franklin sQuare. The Duke
has accepted an invitation from COmmo-
dore Bennett to dine with the New York
YaCt Club Saturday evening next The
DuCal party will visit Montreal on the
i9th of December and Ottawa on the 18th,
where the Duke will pay his respects to
tho Governor General, thence proceed TO
Niagra Falls. ne
The Treasurer Of the Chamber Of Com
merCe Committee for the relief of the
sufferers at Chicago and the Northwest,
reports additional subscriptions from the
Goth 10 25thinstant amounting to 81, ,102,
making grand total, all collected by the
committee, OF $90S,478.
AT a meeting of the Childfens' Aid So.
ciety last evening reports showed that the
organization had provided 7,109 boys
with homes within few years; and some
5000 petsans were provided with homes
In The west. The association is now SUI
iering from want Of funds.
1nthe Supreme Court today, Judge
Spencer decided that a marriage followed
by cohabitntion of the parties, and the
mutual public acknowledgment as hus.
band and wife, Is D valid marriage nc.
Uording to the laws Of this State. t.
An Indignation meeting Of the deposit
ors in the Stuyvescent bank was held at
the Sinclair House tonight, ex.Judge r.
Kelly presiding. MI. Collamore, ex.
President OF the bank, said he believed II
was solvent Mr.. ]. Tyler Kelly, de-