The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-22
NEW YORK CITY.
The Indictments Against the Ring
Thieves.

Thieves,
New York, October al.-Itis under.
stood there Is new indictmen aRainst!W
N. Tweed, to cover new charges. Wit.
nesses, have been found who can swear
positively TO q division Of money between
Ingersoll and Tweed. Il Is stated that Il
is difficult for Tweed 10 obtain bail now,
and that this fear will be q strong motive
for him to remain away from tho city.
The indictment against Hall covers sew.
enty.eight counts, and Is based on the
Gd interim board audit frauds. The ru.
NOR that an ex.SheriR had been indicted
grew out Of the fact Of an indictment be.
Ing found against former attache OF
the sherifFs Office. 7s' "~
AID FOR BALTIMORE STRIKERS.
One thousand dollars has been sent
from hero to the Baltimore clothing cut.
tiers, who refuse to accede to the demands
OF employers. More money is to be for.
warded. ,.. ...- 49,.
There are twenty-five men in the
Tombs prison now under charge Of mur-
der.
The President received a number of
callers at his hotel here to-day.
Tweed did not turn up today. His
Whereabouts do not seem TO be definitely
known.
On Saturday Geo. A. Heinreich, a
q prominent Democrat of the Eleventh
ward, was arrested on accusation Of
a special Deputy Marshal for alleged in.
reference with the latters duty as can
vasser for elections. On being taken
before Davenport, Federal Election Com.
missioner, who is also United States
Commissioner, bail was refused, and
Heinrich ordered TO the Ludlow street
jail. To-day Heinrich was again brought
before Commissioner Davenport, who ad.
mitted him to bail in the sum Of $4,000.
and adjourned a hearing of the case TO
Thursday. The case excited great
deal OF interest, inasmuch as It involves
principles arising under the new election
law for this city.
Judge Barrett today denied the appli-
cation Of the Fire Commissioners for
mandamus to compel the City Comptrol-
Ter to pay to them whatever reqUsitions
they made for the Fire Department.
Judge Brady to-day said he would an.
nounce his decision on Wednesday on the
motion to quash the indictment against
Tweed in the Court Of Oyer and Terml-
ner.
Lottie Seaton, beaten nearly to death
by Dempsey, the Aldermanic clerk, Is to.
day pronounced out Of danger, and her
brutal assaiant released on bail.
The board bill of the Jurors IN the
Stokes trial amounted to 81 ,103.
A few NOrwegiaus renewed the oath OF
allegiance to their new King at the Con-
sulate to day.
The rumOr that an indictment had
been found against Sheriff O'Brien is un.
true.
Ludwig Krebs, the Oserman forger,
was to-day remanded for extradition.
Tweed did not appear in court to-day,
but his friends again say he will present
himself tomorrow.
The trial Of John Rodgers for the mur-
der of policeman Donahue, in BROOKLYN,
commenced today. A large crowd oi
roughs were in attendance.
Two commissioners Of the new court
house are reported as indicted by the
grand jury for completely in the ring
frauds.
The Goth anniversary Of the City Guard
was celebrated to-day by a parade and
banquet.
President Grant and Senator Wilson
visited the Republican headquarters this
afternoon. .....
The police have been instructed to as
sist the Supervisors In verifying the reg
istration of voters.
The old John Allen dance on Water
street was reopened to-day with religious
services, in hopes of another revival in
that degraded quarter.
The National Insurance Convention
was to meet at noon to-day, but only four
delegates being present it adjourned till
evening.
Detective Howard was arrested TODAY
on an indictment for aiding Chief Of Pc.
lice McWilliams, OF Jersey City, who, It is
alleged, was concerned In the First Ma.
tional Bank robbery, to escape from the
Deputy Sheriff few days since. The
trial of McWilliams and Howard com.
mences Thursday, at Jersey City.
Arrived, steamer City of Brooklyn,
from Liverpool.
The Committee Of Seventy tonight en-.
dorsed the nominations OF VIM. F. Have.
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