The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-26
NEW YORK CITY.

\ New YoRK, March 25.-At a meeting
held by the Internationals Yesterday. i
letter was read from Mortbri, in Switzer,
Hand, stating that 257 glass bloYers were
discharged because they belonged TO thai
Society. The employers there formed q
league against the 1nternationals. This
has aroused q deep feeling In France, Ger.
many and Italy. One OF the speakers an.
nounced that he was discharged from lii
position as foreman ina lithographic ar.
list establishment for participating In an
International banquet on last Monday, and
subsequently the whole force Of IS men
quit work in consequence ofhis discharge.
The Toronto printers have sent in q re.
quest to be permitted to join the organiza.
ton They also ask aid In their projected
strike Ono speaker deprecated the poli.
cy making political thing out Of the as.
sociahon. ftNsF ~ . liasG1s'@
The case ol the alleged voucher thieves,
Haggerty and Baulc6, came tp IN the
Court of Oyer and ,Terminer to-day.
John Graham asked that they be bailed,
adverting, in his address, to the absence
Of Conolly, the only witness who could
convict them, and said this circumstance
should go TO favor the accused. The
Distict Attorney made no opposition, and
tho prisoners were bailed in the sum Of
5000 each. fi' l5g a %
luThe advance in Erie to day caused q
great deal OF excitement on Wall Street.
The advance was occasioned by sharp
rise In London, and the enormous deal
ings were mainly on orders for foreign
account. 7a ~ t.a.s us-. IL
The Judiciary Committee to-day ex!
amined Francis II. Bangs in relation to
the suit Of A. s. Bright eS. the st. Paul
6 Milwaukee Railroad, in which Judge
Barnard granted an injunction in 1868.
Judge Barnard, on application, had modi-
fed the injunction, The cause was sub
sequently removed to the u. s. courts.
He did not think Judge Barnard had
done anything wrong In the matter.
Russell, President OF the road, claimed
that the road was solvent when these pro-
ceeding took place. The case is still pend
ing. go a'. siH ..sl
A conference was held to-day between
Colonel Scott, representing the Pennsyl-
Yania Central Railroad; William q. Van
derbilt, representing the New York Cen
trail Railroad; Colonel Phillips, represent
ing the Allegheny Railroad; and deputa-
tons Of oil retlners and producers and the
New York and Boston petroleum associa-
tons, in reference to the freight question.
The negotiations are secret, but It is
understood that satisfactory agreement
has been made. ..4eg q
An inquest was commenced to-day to
determine the cause Of the death Of Mrs.
OShanghessy, which was found to be
from the effects of inhaling gas. The
Jury was composed Of eleven physicians.
Judge Cardozo, has. granted writ of
error 10 ahe casegf Philip Welkie, sen-
fenced to imPrisonment for life, but de-
MED q stay Of proceedings.
The Belgium murder case was put over
on Saturday to await the arrival OF wit
nesScs from Brussels.
Judge Benedict has ordered the dis
charge Of RObt. Burke, convicted of steal
ing package OF newspapers from the
postoffice. 80
The New Jersey Central Railroad has
declared a quarterly dividend Of 81 per
cent.
Brooklyn reports 100 cases of smallpox
and % cases ofspinal meningitis last week.
Among the witnesses examined o.day
before the Judiciary Committee was Mf.
Walter LtGhurch, director Of tho Albany
Il Susquehanna Railroad, between whom
and Mr.. Stickney, representing the Bar
Association, there was serious alterca-
tion. MIR. Church objected to answer the
question of Stickney on the ground that it
was uncourtcous. Stickney said he was
always courteous to people whom he be-
lieved to be speaking the truth. His OBJ
seryation Mr.. Church resented by calling
stickney . damned scoundrel, , at thesame
time attempting to strike the object OF his
denunciation.. Peace was at last restored
through the Intervention of Messrs. An
drews and Curtis, ..2
Alta meeting Of the Committee OF Scv.
enty this evening, a statement was made
that the different city departments had
SOC, 900 to be used for the purpose Of de-
teating the new charter at Albany.