Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-21

New YORK, Sept 20-The failure of CaId-
well, Walker Co., brokers, is announced
A reform organization, comprising Charles
O'Conor and other prominent citizens, is to ten
| der the nomination for mayor to HaYemeyer on
| Tuesday.
Rumors are current that an ex-sherifT is in
| diced for presenting illegal bills to the old
| board OF audit
1t was learned at Twced's claw office" Satur-
| day that Tweed is quite ready to appear and
offer bail and will do so when required; also
that the Boss was within thirty minutes ride Of
his office, and didn't mediate flight at all. Very
little excitement exists in regard to the matter
| about city hall.
In an interview Friday night Mayor Hall said
| he heard nothing about the new indictment
against him except through the newspapers.
at might be, he added, chat the old ones had
| been rolled up together in an omnibus indict-
ment." He had already given bail, and he saw
no chance of his being called upon to do so
| again.
The sum which Assemblyman Fields is
charged with stealing from the city through a
| legislative act toots up to S460,00O. There is
no clue as yet to his whereabouts.
1t is reported that a new indictment has been
found against lngersoll for fresh rascality OF
S20,000
Statements having been made under the in
spiration of Jay Gould and the dethroned Erie
ring that S. l.. NJ. Barlow, the present counsel
for the Erie railway, had made bargains with
the sleeping coach company on the Erie railway
10 his own advantage, Mr.. Barlow responds
with the fullest explanation of the whole matter
referred to, showing that his action was ire
proachabe in itself, and besides received the
entire sanction of the board of directors, in.
Guiding Gen. Dix, the president of the company
David Ryan was arrested Friday night on
Farnum street. Brooklyn, while stamping his
vile to death.
The consul ofSweden and Norway invites sub
ects residing in this city and neghbOrhood to
record an oath of allegiance to King Oscar, ID
BY the breaking of the gangway yesterday,
ffty.four seamen of the United States steam-
ship Hartford, were precpitated into the water
at the navy yard. All were rescued, some Sc
| verey bruised.
DIR, Halls new church has been commenced
1t will have 100 feet frontage on Fifth avenue
and 200 feet on Filty-iGth street.
At the senatorial investigation Of frauds in the
construction of the Harlem court house, evil
| dence has been given that material for the court
house was carted direct from the barge to Sena-
| tor Genet's house, then constructing.
At the first regatta of the New York canoe
club, yesterday, the eight mile race was won by
the Gretchen in one hour, fourteen minutes, six
| teen seconds.
The high jump match for the championship
between Mr.. G. Burris and W. B. Curtis, was
won by the latter; hight, four leet ten inches.
The United States marshal this morning
boarded the steamer Hermann from Bremen,
and arrested Ludwig julius August Krebs upon
a warrant issued upon application of VIM
Zach, consul of the German empire at New
York. Krebs is charged with forgery COM
mitted In Bremen. He was committed to Lud
low street gaol.
The clothing cutters OF this city, at meeting
to-day, passed resolutions that they would sup
port the strike OF cutters in Baltimore.