The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, October 22-The Sheriff
stated yesterday that Tweed had lefI
dreenWtch, Conn.,, and that he did moi
Know his present whereabouts, He ana
not believe that Tweed contemplated
leaving the country or being otherwise
than quite available when wanted,
Christian Schwarzweldere declines the
Apollo Hall nomination for Congress In
the Sixth District.
The Liberal Republican County Con-
vention last evening indorsed the Tam.
many city and county ticket
An attempt was made TO wreck train
Of eight coaches on the New York &
Harlem Railroad, between Melrose and
Morrlsiana, on Saturday night by placing
a cross.tie on the track.
It Is said that John D. Falconer, agent
Of the lngersoll Ring, has been indicted
100000. VII ~
Dennis Norman was arrested 10 day, on
the steamsphip City ol Bristol, and held
Tor extradltion, on u charge oil forging a
check on the Bank Of harleville, Ire
land.
The Committee from the Reform Con.
Vention met ut the Chamber OF Commerce
at noon. They waited upon VIM. +.
Havemeyer and rendered him the nomina.
lion Tor Mayor. Havcmeyer agreed to
give an answer whether he would accent
tomorrow.
AT meeting of the National Execu.
tive Committee Of the Union League Of
America, to-day, political reports were
made Of an encouraging character. The
National Council Of the League was or.
dered TO meet at Washington, the Sd OF
March next.
William +. Havemeyer has written u
letter to ex,Judge Emott accepting the
nomination for Mayor by the Committee
Of tllty, representing the different reform
organizations Of the city. Mr.. Havcmcyer
says that having been twice Mayor The
oilice has no additional honOts for him,
and only consents 10 be candidate by
recognizing the right Of the people 10
command him TO be the banner. bearer of
reform.
William NJ. Tweed is expected 10 sur
render tomorrow and give bail for trial
SAtSA ehS ASSCut luulCILlGutS.
To-day civil suits against Tweed IL Co.
were before Judge Barrett. On the de.
murrer point OF tho defendant another
suit on the same cause Of action Is pend.
ing in the name Of the Attorney General.
at the Bienville investigation to-day
Capt. Maury testified that the missing
boat was one Of the best, had twenty.
four on board, was well watered and pro.
vlsloned; thinks the boat may have been
picked up by sailing vessel bound for
north Europe.
Civil Justice Porter in the Harlem
court house investigation to-day testified
to having signed a number of blank Ger
tiiic0tes, which were subsequently, filed
IN Dy unknown persons for large amounts.
Owen O'Connor, a speculator, to-day
withdrew from the Safely Deposit Com
pany $4,000 in Hannibal & St. Joseph
Railway convertible s per cent bonds, in.
tending to place them in the hands of
broker, but were lost or stolen on the
way. The bonds were in denominations
81 900 and $500 each.
John MCKeon is said to have deter.
mined 10 withdraw as senior counsel lor
Stokes. A witness has been found who
heard the hotel boy Hart tell different
stories concerning the shooting.
The Board Of Health has ordered an
investigation into the death of Nicholas
SabroOk. His death is said to have been
caused by Ill treatment on the steamship
Oceanic on voyage from Liverpool.
Louisa j. Nolan has brought suit to re.
cover from the Bank Of New York Sc, 900
in gold, on certified check dated Janua.
ry 81, 1865 The check was stolen from
the original owner and paymant stopped.
Subsequently duplicate was issued and
paid by the bank ten years after the
check was stolen. Mrs. Nolan, while at
the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, re-
ceived check from one Nolan for $40O,
and had 1t presented at the Bank of New
York TOR prepayment. Verdict for de-
fendant.
The steamer sciota, from Liverpool,
reached the dock tonight. Among the
passengers were Miss Nellie Grant and
Secretary Borie and family. President
Grant and number OF friends boarded
the steamer below from the U. s. tug Ca.
talpo, and welcomed his daughter home,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, widow Of Com.
modore Cooper, U. s. N, died in Brook.
lyn yesterday, aged TO-
The CANADIAN horse disease has ap.
pGared In the stables of the BROOKLYN
City Railroad.
The fifth and last heat for a purse Of
$4,000, at Prospect Fair Grounds, post.