The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-22
NEW YORK CITY.

w" A"Nht nauuAry SU--At q meet
Ing Of the Working Mems Union last
evening il was stated that several unions
had recently Withdrawn on the rroind
that the organization was political one
Some tweniy.0ne unions however, were
represented. tls.g.,. .........
| There were unfonnled rumors current
yesterday OF II run on the Market Savings.
Bleecker street Savings and German sa-
wings banks. . rI NJ - -.
Miss Titus, whose suicide was reported
yesterday, was born and educated In
Detroit, Michigan. '" F''' ''
Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, Of Chi.
cago, mill be installed tomorrow success.
sor 10 Dr. Ever 10 the rectorship OF
Chrlsfs Episcopal church.
We understand that the charge against
the directors Of The Tammany society is
that they have violated the clause pro.
Wiling that the yearly value of. the estate
shall not exceed five thousand dollars.
The property Of the society now rents for
six thousand dollars q year.
The story Of an attempt TO assassinats
the st. Louis student, at 81. Pobus College
Is denied by the President of the instltu-
tion. The statement arose from the fact
that an unknown man recently endeavor-
ed to burglarize at the college.
The jury ofthe Oyer and Terminer was
discharged to-day. ,.,.
Comptroller Green says unless the salary
and wages bill, now before the Legisla-
ture, Is speedily passed, 10000 men, TO
whom II owes money, will have 10 find
reliel in the poor house.
NEW York, january 2i.-JOhn Russell,
messenger Of the Metropolitan bank, was
robbed IN the street about noon, to-day,
OF $23, 600 in gold certificates, and quan.
tity in notes and bonds. No arrests have
been made. l. 9-s'" @ '".
City Chambcrlin, Palmer, says that five
millions Of dollars belonging 10 the city,
Is on deposit in the broadway Banks, and
that the Committee is at liberty to draw
on this to pay the police their back
wages 31is' - .Eh tiI .-".-,
There is great excitement around the
suspended Market Savings Bank this az
ternoon. The very great crowds are in
dignant because the dGpositors up street
indulged in fraud against the officials.
The Brooklyn committee OF fifty,
state that the Water Board Of that civ
have. unnecessarily incurred an expense
OF about $400,000 in connection with the
construction Of reservoir. ..# IC
The principals oi some OF tue public
schools, to-day made request that the
children under their charge he vac.
cinated. -H4H .H. ..
There were % deaths from smallpox
during the week. Ten eases were re.
ported yesterday, ...,. ...-.,...... .......
The New York Times relates the histo.
ry OF an alleged job in connection with
the old line ofstages, compelled by carry.
ing out the plans for the improvement Of
the upper Broadway to all the side
streets, for which the city paid SS5OOO.
under the judgment Of referee, confirm.
ed by George Barnard. The Times
charges that fourteen conspired and
divided the plumber.
Samuel J, Tilden, who, owing to his
illness has been unable to leave his resi-
dence the past week, expects soon to take
his seat in the Legislature. r.-t .I4
The Jersey city Board of Finance yes.
terday sold three quarters Of million
dollars worth Of water bonds. For the
purpose o! relieving the most pressing
needs OF the city, million dollars in
bonds was authorized TO be sold at par,
for which an offer was received from Lon.
don. .'' ''.,l.. H-'t, Jl Ea lTI
The Mckay locomotive works of ,Ier-
sey City, have suspended work on &C.
count of q strike.
The works Of the Crossman manutac.
turing Company, near Perth, Amboy,
were burned on Friday. Loss $4,000;
insured for $1200O, -. d, 80 -
The residence Of. Jas. Cooke, at Patter-
son, N. j., was burned yesterday. Loss
$2O, 900; insured TOR $4,000,
An old colored woman named Aunt
Phillls, said 10 have beete a spy! in the
Federal service, among the. tories during
!ne reVOluuon9ry war, was burned to
Jersey. '4' 'Si4'iff 'Tl Lie -
A young man named Alfred Buckley
accidently shot his mother, while exami1.
ing pistol at No. 800 Myrtle avenue
Brooklyn today The wound will prob.
ably prove fatal % i'sf lITl'fI
The Worlds London letter contains a
detailed plan Of Scott, Russel for the next
step in the social movement, under which
he hopes to obtain by Parliamentary lepis-
lation for every workingman's family a
house for forty dollars per annum, and
tood atwholesale rates, eight hours work
and an education. The bill is 10 be ready
for presentation to Parliament in February
Bergh has determined to interfere with
no more pigeon matches at present, butto
rest his case on the Indictments now pend.
Ing against Paine and Bogardus.
In.the German Reform Central Com.
mittee, last evening, Oswald Ottendorfer
offered q resolution, which passed, oppos.
ing the passage of bills which have been
recently introduced in the Legislature
conlerring extraordinary and unprece.
dented power on Comptroller Green, and
asking that tho Board of Audit be com.
posed Of citizens In no way connected
with the city departments. RI
The New York Herald says the Market
Savings Bank was forced 10 suspend in
consequence OF the secretary entrustinr
$l25, 600 in Tennessee bonds to Heizer
Sons, Broad street brokers, for sale. They
disposed Of the bonds and then announced
that they were unable TO pay as they had
met with heavy losses on Stock Exchange
One OF the officers Of the bank is said 10
have used considerable portion of the
bank funds on an nlallible point in Wall
street ''''