The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-22
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, June 21.-ln the trial @
Chief Police McWilliams and ex.Capl
Chas. Mahon in Jersey City yesterday q
the charge Of receiving stolen bonds, thl
jury rendered verdict Of not guilty,
delegates from sixty Orange lodges me
last night to make preparations Tor thI
18th Of July parade. Il Is desired not b
permit the members to arm themselves
the day Of the parade. " 80
Only four jurors have been obtained Ii
the Stokes case, and the second panel h
now exhausted. The defense has used
eight OF It's thirty peremptory challenges
and prosecuted three.
Edward Lunely, q merchant was ar.
rested to-day, charged with malicious
prosecution and false imprisonment. The
charge is brought by Lucas THOMPSON
who sued for $50, 900 and costs.
Judge Barrett read q decision yester.
day denying the application for an In.
Junction against the Pacific Mail Com.
pany restraining them from reducing the
capital stock. This disposes Of all the in.
functions against the Company, save those
pending in Brooklyn.
Three more jurors were obtained. to.
day In the Stockes case, Byron Stone,
bookkeeper for Boswirth, White & Co.
Thee. Flamme, Commission Merchant at
~ University Place and in. r. r. Fond.
merchant, No. 90 Broadway Seven Idfurs
are now found.
The yacht Magic, was purchased to. day
ot Franklin Osgood by Rufus Hatch.
An application was made to-day in the
Supreme Court chambers, before Judge
Barrett, for q mandamus TO compel the
Commissioners Of Public Worksito. draw
from the Comptroller and pay him $685..
900 due for 1850 water meters furnished
the city under contract with VIM. NJ.
Tweed, who acted under a special act to
improve the water supply. Mr.. Lawrence,
Tor the petitioner, will present his argu.
ment on Tuesday next.
To-day Gordon Gordon was again called
to the stand in the special term room Of
the Supreme Court, for the purpose OF con.
tinuing his examination. The attorney
for Mr. Gordon Gordon stated that he
had an order to show cause why heorder
OF arrest granted by Judge Barrett against
his client should not be vacated, which he
desired to argue before proceeding with
the examination. Judge Barrett granted
an order to show cause why the order OF
arrest should not be vacated, returnable
before Judge Brady. After some further
argument Judge Brady granted stay of
proceedings on the order OF arrest until a
further order from the Court. The ex.
animation will then be resumed. ~. 81
To-day has been the hottest 2lst OF June
in ten years.
The situation in regard to the labor
strikes remains practically unchanged.
All the indications, however, point to an
early termination OF the movement.
compromise" is now a much more fire..
quent word in the mouths of the strikers
than the original war cry Of mo surren-
der" The temper of the men is much
better than last week, and any recourse TO
violent or illegal measures to further their
aims appear to have been abandoned.
The threatened demonstration OF the
piano makers at Steinway's factory, which
was announced TO come off this morning,
did not take place. The metal makers
still continue in their strike. Rss s
Jas. 'Lawlor, sewing machine maker,
was arrested in East 33d street to. day for
interfering with the men OF his trade.
The Superintendent Of the factory at.
tempted to Dive Lawlor of, but was
struck by him, and a good deal OF excite.
ment was the result. he was held in
81 600 bail to answer. r'7-,-.z-
David Horan, another striker, was held
to bail to keep the peace for asking his
fellow workmen to knock nf work. >