The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-08
NEW YORK CITY.


turbance Is occurring among the strikers
In Brooklyn, Yesterday q number Of
them visited the planning mill Of White &
Co., and called on the men working there,
one hundred In number, 10 knock of, but
the workers refused. Aiorce Of the police
arrived on the ground, and the strikers
dispersed.
Il Is said the United States grand iury
will continue the investigation Of the rev
enue cases begun by the last grand jury.
It Is said five indictments have been
found, and others are In preparation.
A conflict occurred yesterday between
the United States Marshals force and the
Sheriff's officers, over some goods the
Marshal held under q warrant In bank.
ruptcy from Judge Blatchford, The
deputy marshals were beaten and over.
powered, and the goods taken away.
The United States authorities will inyes
tigate the case to-day.
A small body Of excited men, supposed
TO be French Communists, greeted the
debarkation Of the Band Gard Republioue
yesterday with shouts Of "Viye ia Com
mune ViYe International and gen.
eral Volley Of jeers and insulting shouts.
They were dispersed by the police and
one Of their number arrested. The band
let for Boston last evening.
A severe rain storm prevailed through.
out the northwest yesterday and last
night, overhowing water courses, and do
ing great damage to roads, fences and
bridges.
Red Cloud, Red Dog and twenty-five
other Sioux chiefs and braves leave for
Philadelphia tomorrow. From Philadel.
phia they start for their homes, stopping
to visit Pittsburgh.
Gordon Gordon not appearing to-day,
Judge Brady granted the dismissal of his
complaint against Gould, In case he does
not Sppear on the Goth inst, for examine
ton.
The Baltimore and Mutuals base ball
match Is postponed to. Wednesday the
18th Of June.
The morning session Of the General
Synod OF the Reformed Church was occu-
pied In the discussion OF the report OF the
committee recommending change In the
Board Of Superintendent Of the Theologi.
cal Seminary at New Brunswick, N. ].
The Executive Committee of the Eight
Hour League have been busily engaged in
the preparation Of letter TO Gov. Hof.
man repelling the accusations OF violence
which have been brought against the
workmen.
The meetings of the German furniture
makers continue large and enthusiastic.
The men are evincing as much determi.
nation as on the first day Of the strike.
Although threatening no violent measures,
they are gradually maniiesting bitter
and revolutionary spirit.
The Eight Hour League this morning
received dispatches from Philadelphia
stating that the gas trustees in that city
accede TO the demands Of the laborers on
the gas works.
The coachmakers held q mass meeting
this morning TO lay plans for future pro-
ceedings. The car drivers on the Fourth
street line decided last night TO demand
an increase in pay, and Il is said they
have obtained the price demanded, though
efforts are being made to keep the matter
quiet. The Gas Mems Protective Union,
numbering $50 men, resolved to stop
work tomorrow night, unless their hours
were reduced to eight. The sewing ma.
chine workmen formed protective union
to-day.
A motion was made to-day to discharge
Stephen 81. Babcock, alleged to be con.
cerned in the registry frauds. The de-
cision was reserved.
A verdict for the plaintiff was rendered
in the Superior Court in the case Of Laura
E. Bolton contesting the will Of her
father, against Theodore B. Tallmadge,
made In 1869, to obtain possession OF
property valued at $4,000. The case Is
q test one for the whole property involv.
ing 100000. The complainant alleges
undue influence was used in obtaining the
will, and that the deceased was q resident
Of Columbia county, while the will was
probated in New York county, thus rem
dering It nullity. The father died in
1S4l when the complainant was an in.
FAINT.
DR.. Lanahan was arrested this after
noon, on an order Of arrest issued by
Judge Friederm, Of the Supreme Court,
on complaint Of Samuel Goodenodgh,
who has brought suit against him TO re-
cover damage for alleged SANDER. The
plaintiff In the affidavit, says DR.. Lanahan
had called him thief and robber, and
that he accused him OF wearing diamonds
and other articles of jewelry purchased d
with money which he had taken from the
Methodist Book Concern. Bail was fixed
at 5000.
DIR. Lanahan refused to allow any Of his
friends to bail him, on the ground that he
had been prosecuted by the Methodist
Book Concern, and was committed to
Ludlow street jail. he has sent to Bait.
more for his brother 10 become security.
he Is expected here tomorrow.
There was large meeting Of colored
men held In Brooklyn tonight to rstify
the nomination Of Grant and Wilson.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed. VIM.
b. johnson, colored man made an ad-
dress, and stated that $1,000 colored
voters in this State would support the
nominees Of the Philadelphia Convention.