The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-02
NEW YORK CITY.

~, Of Canton, Missouri, was found deat
N his bed, last night, at the Prescott
House.
An Elmlra dispatch reports the arcs
Of John r. Woodward for attempt L
bribe elections, He gave bail in The sun
Of $1,000. Other arrests are also ex-
pected.
GuStave E. Kindt, alias Marshall, Al
escaped Sing Sing convict, was arrested
In HackenSack, N. j., yesterday, Tor The
recent robbery Of o Hackensack jewelry
mandatory, stealing 5000 worth o.
jewelry.
Samuels Is reported by the Examining
Physician 70 have died from exhaustion,
and not from III treatment, at Wards Is
land Insane Asylum, as alleged.
The Jury In the Hall trial disagreed and
were discharged. One report SAYS thai
they stood z for conviction, and 8 for &C.
quittal. /
After dlsOharglng the jury In the May.
or Hall case, court adjourned till the 18Th
ol November, when the prosecution will
ask the trial Of Tweed. Mayor Hall re.
marked on leaving court that the result
OF his trial was the greatest disappoint-
ment he experienced in forty.six years.
Business Is comparatively at 4 stand.
sill In Jersey City consequent upon the
prevalent horse disease. Thiriy.ihree
horses are dead.
Chief Of Police McWilliams Of Jersey
City was this morning bailed In gel, 900
About three O'clock this morning the
St. ames Hotel at Rocksbury, Long Is
land, was totally burned. The fire spread
rapidly and the occupants barely escaped.
Loss 100000.
In the list ol passengers lost By the
steamship Missouri are mentioned five
servants Of Mr.. Cleveland. The Com
papy allowed them to go under that
designation at half price. Ono OF them
was Dr.. Babcock, Of this city. Another
was Col. Cecil Cleveland, Of Buffalo, who
served In the war under Gen. Banks;
another was Joseph Throckmorton,
clerk of Philadelphia, Pa, and
the fifth was woman named Mary
Blank, OF Oneida county, who was going
to Nassau as q housekeeper.
John Radley, drunken rough, kicked
Mrs. McTierney this morning, in o gro
Gerry store on Cherry street, causing fatal
injuries. Her son, In defending his
mother, was badly stabbed with a butcher
knife.
Marshal Sharpe has decided 10 appoint
additional special deputies, Tor service on
election day, in those districts where
trouble Is apprehended.
Charles O'Conor, Wm. N, Eyarts,
Joshua N. Varncott, John L. Parsons and
others, unite in card advising their tel.
low.citizens TO vote for the amendment TO
the constitution extending the term Of
office Of Commissioners Of Appeals two
years. The adoption Of the amendment,
they believe, would prevent ruinOus de-
lays Of Justice.
The Scott Monument Is to be unveiled
In Central Park tomorrow. VIM Cul.
len Bryant and others will deliver ad-
dresses.
It is reported that the Western Union
Telegraph Company has applied for an
INDUCTION restraining the working of all
opposition in the United States, claiming
that the operation Of such lines under the
present system Is in violation Of the Page
patent improvement, which is claimed 10
be included in. the Morse system. The
Western Union and opposition lines to.
day advanced the rates from this city 70
New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport and
Philadelphia, five cents per ten word
message.
At banquet on board Of the pioneer
steamer Glamorgan, of the new South
Wales & Atlantic Steamship Company,
toastS were given 10 the President OF the
United States and tho Queen of Great
Britain, and success to tho South Wales
Steamship Company. The latter was re.
sponded 10 by Archibald Baxter, agent of
the line, who, in his remarks, said that
the great advantage Of the line was the
close connection with great railroads on
both sides. They now had on board seal
skins shipped from Alaska via San Fran
cisco, and they would deliver them In
London without cent for carriage.
Mr.. Archibald proposed the trade OF
New York and her commercial prosperi-
~. lie believed this city was destined 10
become the commercial centre oil the
world.
Arrived, the steamship Arrogan, from
Bristol, England.
Information has been received from
Peurto Plata announcing that success.
ful landing had been made on the Cuban
coast OF n small quantity Of arms and a
good supply Of powder and lead, and that
the expedition had sailed from that port.