The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-16
NEW YORK CITY.
ITALIAN EAusRANTs.

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destitute OF clothing and looked starved.
The city authorities are somewhat alarm.
ed at the arriyel Of so many Of them, and
hope that the officials OF Washington will
take steps to prevent further emigration
Of such nature. The Italian Consul in
this city states that all Of them have pass.
ports from their Government, and that
there are no brigauds among them.
FoRREsr's ESTATE.
A friend Of the late Edwin Forrest saws
that he left all Of his estate for the pur-
pose OF founding an actors home in Phila.
delphia
At Lexington, n G., yesterday, Thos
johnson, q negro, was hanged for perpe-
trating q horrible outrage on an aged
white lady.
TIE 5Tn AVENUE HOTEL.
The proprietors Of the Filth Avenue
Hotel publish a card saying that they will
bear all the costs ot the funerals OF the
victims Of the late fire, and will reimburse
the relatives Of the girls for expenses
they have incurred.
FUNERAL OF TIE EIGHT VICTIMS
The funeral Of the eight victims Of the
9th Avenue Hotel fire took place this
morning from the church Of ST. Francis
Xavier. The bodies were placed In wal
nut contilns but bore no inscriptions. The
remains were removed to Calvary Gene.
tery for interment.
The Fire Marshal says the fire In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel originated in Mary
Groves room, aud was carried by the
elevator to the dormitory occupied by the
scrubbers, who were sutfocated before be-
Ing burned, inasmuch as the flames had
to burn from tho hallway through the
partition walls, occupying fifteen or twen.
" minutes.
A rumOr was current yesterday that
the settlement Of claims Of $I2OO0OO Of
the Atlantic s. Great Western against the
Erie Company, had been made, but had
not been confirmed by authorized parties
John Miller was Killed and Michael
GarSkir fatally injured, in Jersey City, 10.
day, by the careless backing Of q train
while they were at work repairing q car,
a new organization, called the Tam.
many Central Association has lust start
ed, having among its members Jno.
Kelly, Abraham 4. Lawrence and other
notable citizens.
Acton Deur was to-day arrested for at
tempting to forge checks on the 7th Ward
National Bank, in the name Of Jno.
Harper, Jr.
Aspecial agent Of the postal depart,
ment arrested man named Elliott Somer
Kapskey Caden Cohen, charged with
having, since October, taken about one
thousand mail bags from the post office in
this city. Two others are TO be arrested.
Thos. Durham was arrested today,
attempting to negotiate a bond of the
State OF Mississippi, which had been rails.
ed from 50 to $500; Durham had on his
person bonds representing $4,000, all ofI
which he admitted were altered,
1t is understood that Stokes trial will
come off Wednesday next.
Arrived-the steamers Spain. from Iiy.
erpool, and Rising Star, from Aspinwall. |
The United States store ships, supply
and guard have been detailed by the GOV.
ernment to carry the goods of American
exhibitors 10 the Vienna international Ex.
position.
The Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
has abandoned for the present its plan Of
reduced premiums, which caused commo.
tion in insurance circles.
Some $3,645 have been forwarded for
the relief Of the sufferers by the recent in.
undation in Italy.
The counsel for the prosecution and De.
Tense say they will be ready Wednesday
to proceed with the trial OF Stokes Tor The
killing Of Fisk.
Commodore Vanderbilt has abandoned
for the present, at least, his underground
railroad through this city, and it Is said
will apply to the next Legislature for per
mission to extend his road to the Battery.
where he expects to obtain from the CITY
a large tract Of land whereon 10 build a
depot and warehouse
A meeting, composed mainly OF for
eigners, was held this evening at Cooper
Institute in aid Of the widows and orphans
Of the Paris Communists.
Several Federal NIarshals and Super.
visOrs, who served on election day, will
be paid some $4,000 during the week.
The ninth annual dinner ofthe Darmoth
College Alumni takes place next Thurs.
day. Among the expected speakers are
Chief Justice Chase, Senator Patterson,
ot New Hampshire; Gov. Noyes, Of Ohio:
Or. John Lord and Harvey Jewell, oil
Boston.
The Society Of United Nationalities has
elected Gen. stegel President for the en-.
suing year.
A Sunday paper states that the murder
Of Maud Morrill, by her uncle, Robert 2.
BlakeslOe, was caused by her refusal to
continue TO pay him share Of her earn.
iDgs, and that he was her real seducer.
The Cincinnati express train going west
on the Erie railroad was thrown from the
track yesterday at Basket Station, but
fortunately no one was injured.
NEW YORK, December 15.-The Tn
6nHe Trustees held meeting on Friday
afternoon, every member being present.
Mr.. Sinclair brought forward the Coltax
proposition. 1t received the support OF
only himself and one other, six out Of the
e'6ut oPPoSIu8 III sustaining 01F. kells
conduct oi the paper, and urging that he
DO retained, with no Instructions save to
continue carrying out the policy Of Mr.
Greeley's card. It was settled that no
change would be made in the policy OF
the paper as Mr.. Greeley left ir, or with.
out change in the controlling proprietor
ship. Mr.. Sinclair then went 10 work
10 make up pool of outside stock
holders to sell the controlling interest.
1t is understood that he, with Mr. Brayer
and the representatives Of the estates oil
one or two deceased proprietors, not in.
cluling Alr. Greeley, havenearly or quite
made up the tlIty.one shares needed and
propose selling alta vote Of q million dol
lars, to a combination representing tho tele.
gragh and administration interest,
MIR. Reid SAID that in case the proprie-
torship and policy thus changed he would