The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-06

NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.-While Rev. Mr..
West was walking down Broadway, be
was Joined by young man tWho said
he had drawn q prize In lottery, and
that he was In the habit Of giving por.
ton OF his winnings 10 the Church, and
would not the clergyman accompany him
to the lottery office 10 get the caab. Rev.
Mr.. West was willing and they entered o
gambling saloon, when the clergyman
participated in little game Of faro. he
lost seventy.fiye dollars, and concluding
that he had been swindled, caused the ar.
rest Of the alleged owner Of the saloon.
The Commercial, Republican, comedies
the election Of the Democratic State tick
ct by 10000 majority.
Tweed appeared In the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, and when the case was
called ex-Jndge Fullerton said before any
proceedings were taken heshould hand In
paper 10 which the associate counsel
for the prisoner had agreed. The paper
is understood to be q protest against Judge
Davis presiding OF the trial, and when
read by him seemed to excite his surprise
and indignation. He characterized the
paper as extraordinary and impertinent,
but declined TO point out any particular
passage, rs Objectionable. Mr.. Bartlett Of
the counsel ior the defence then said II
Judge Davis was sent from Heaven they
would take the same course. A recess
was then taken that Judge Davis might
consult his associates. q 81
IT, G. shsnks, zFibuns editor, COM
mitted for contempt by the Brooklyn,
Court last week, was discharged from ar
rest to. day. ...-s-
In the Tweed case after recess, Judge
Davis announced that he should take no
action on the untruthtul and extraordi-
nary paper presented by Tweeds counsel,
and ordered the case toproceed, sharply
checking Graham and Bartlett, who de-
aired to argue the point After examin-
Ing o juror and rejecting him, land when
examining the second one Tweed's coun.
sell claimed that ls under the new law the
Court was acting as the trier OF jurors,
he should take the oath formerly pre-
scribed for triers. Judge Davis stated II
wss no new thing for o Judge 10 be trier.
The counsel commended against the Judge.
But without any decision on thispoint the
Court adjourned TIL tomorrow. II
1t Is understood that the paper con.
tains a protest Of the counsel against
Judge Davis presiding, on. the grounds
that he ls prejudiced against the accused
since the last trial, and also that he is per.
sonslly hostile to him. 60,
Owing 10 the lack oil freight one OF tho
New Haven sound boats has been with
drawn from the route and several men Of
the other boats been discharged.
The laborers who assist the bricklayers,
about 800 In number, struck to-day. 1t
Is stated also that from 1000 TO 1900 men
Joined the bricklsyers' strike today, and
that work has stopped on several large
structures. ..r
The Kueniug Post heads It's leader:
"The lesson OF the elections" and says "li
the elections of yesterday had been con-.
fined TO the State oi New York, we
should ascribe the defeat of the Republi.
cans TO very serious errors committed by
the office. holding managers here, who
have cared more 10 secure the success OF
their particular trends than to. establish
the party on an enduring basis iol princi-
pie. But the reports from other States
bring US results oi very much the same
character, and show that common cause
is to be sought for effect everywhere. We
think the evidence goes 10 prove that
there has been no real gain in the Demo
cratic strength, but Q prodigious fall
ing of in that OF the Republicans.
The reaction against the ruling powers
has not been in the negative, so much es
positive, one evincing apathy and dissat.
isiaction on the part OF the administration
rather than a determined opposition and
design OF revolt. A large number OF
the people who have expected more in
telligent, decided and vigorous policy on
the questions Of pressing interest, and
have been disappointed, have hauled
themselves out Of the fight in order to
watch what Is going to be, and to hold
Themselves ready TO join that body OF
combatants who are the best fitted to deal
with the affairs oi the country In their
actual position and circumstances. A
The Krpress Is jubilant, and calls It a
political revolution. It says: 1.-THE State
Of New York Is again Democratic, and
the County OF New York Is also Demo.
cratic, and both results, we trust, will
prove to the advantage oil the people Of
the State, OF the city, and Of the whole
country. The vote OF Tuesday Is every,
where a censure upon the Federal admin.
istration, and NO other fair Interpretation
can be put upon It Connors majority
for Sheriff In the city and county OF New
York Is 2S,S5s; Walsh, for County Clerk,
14,124; Lawrence, for Supreme Court,
1885; 'Donahoe, for same, 17,7S4-all
Tammany. The Apollo Hall vote has
made no show anywhere" ''{
The Associated Press returns place
the city delegation to the Assembly; Il
Tammany; 8 Republicansand Appollo
Hall: 4 Democratic Senators, and Re-
publican. Sunset Cox's majority Tor Con-
gress In James Brooks old district 10 ,029.
The count is not yet completed at the po-
lice headquars, at least the total cannot be
obtained. r''7s3 q
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