The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-21
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Conversational Matters.

NFw YORK, May 20.-A Washington
..a,ial to the Herald says of the twelve
,,nersl appropriation bills there, that
even are either in conference or being
enrolled. Besides these, the river and
harbor bill has passed the House and
lsen reported to the Senate. The bill
making appropriations for sundry civil
.erv.ce expenses has not yet been
PASSED in the House. 1t is supposed
The tariff bill will reach the Senate
about Thursday. The House will be
prepared to adjourn on the Sd OF June,
aut the Senates business is not so far
advanced as that of the House, the
senate having vet to act on the tariff
and other important measures, includ-
ny the additional article to the Treaty
# Washington, the last named OF
which. il is supposed, will give rise to
.eyere discussion. A majority Of the
House is not disposed 10 extend the
.;ne Of adjournment beyond the 81 OF
r,De. Should the House return to the
senate the resolution TO adjourn on the
l,h OF May, then it will rest with the
senate TO suggest day other than that
ag,eei upon by the two houses sepa-
-.,elv. While some Senators say that
III. impossible to adjourn on the Sd OF
June. others are Of different opinion.
fourteen absent members of the House
rave been telegraphed to return to
Washington.
The Tammany Society.
4 movement is on foot for reorgan.
zu. the Tammany Society. The
r..ncigal feature OF the new plan IS the
.-ri,ion of having all meetings free to
..SiirrS.
The Lotus Club.
At, a meeting of the Lotus Club,
,.,arlay night, Whitelaw Reid, OF the
Eew York Tribune, was elected Presi-
;s7t Speeches were made on the oc-
.s..on by John Brougham and A.
key Hall.
The Labor Movement.
Nearly all OF the boss plumbers
lAye agreed to the demand Of the men
%. the eight hour system At meet
as of the Bricklayers Union, this
.aoruiug, q unanimous vote OF thanks
vas returned to Henry Ward Beecher
,r the sympathy expressed in his ser
non Yesterday. The boss stair build
---. with one exception, have agreed TO
NE eight hour basis. 1t is believed
nat most Of the boss carpenters will
We in at the mass meeting at Cooper
.-,.itute this afternoon.
The master masons at a meeting this
s'r-noon agreed to the demands OF the
-...kers TOR eight hours. 1t is believed
ne mass meeting tonight will virtually
.rrcric in all branches and that a gen
-:al resumption Of work will soon take
.ace. The tricklayers will probably
.-,,yn TO work tomorrow morning. 1t
--lima;ei that fully ten thousand
zen stopped work to-day 10 engage in
re strike. The proceedings OF the
meetings of the different branches Of
.:ale today were conducted in a quiet
4nl ORDERLY manner. The whole police
0rce were ordered on active duty IN
anticipation OF trouble, but none oc-
cured
The GOuId.GOrdOn Case
"as mp again in the Supreme Court
Chambers today before Judge Leonard,
non an order to show cause why
lion should not be punished for
attempt, in not appearing for exami'
-s.)n. Gordons counsel opposed the
lotion and contended that the order
al been complied with b- the exsmi-
a,lon OF his client on Friday last.
A"-; the argument Judge Leonard
.',-rei Gordon to appear next We'd
.s,!sv, or an attachment against him
'ii hs issued.
The Abortion Case.
Tie case of Dr. Gyles, the alleged
..o:;.onist. charged with causing the
ssh Of Mrs. Dowden, came up before
lige Leonard to-day, when it was
s.iei 10 commence the inquest To-
GROW.
The WORLD Reported Sold.
The Ntrs has special from Wash
-s5n which intimates that the World
u Teen sold to the Republicans, and
a: j, viii remain as a Democratic
INA. until after the Baltimore Con-
-n'On