The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-07
NEW YORK CITY.


for stay Of proceedings In the case o
Michael Nixon, the murderer OF Phifer
has been denied. Nixon will be hanget
on the 10th inst, unless the Governor In
terpoRes.
Stokes appeal has gone over until TO-
morrow.
In consequence of the men in the black
smith shops oil the Eighth Avenue Rail
road Company threatening TO strike 70
higher wages, they were all discharged
last night, and this morning non.societ.
men were substituted. This action CAV
great offence TO those discharged, and
large force Of police are now at the shop;
to prevent the execution OF the threats u
wreck them and assault the men at work
On application OF tho counsel Of Jay
Gould the hearing ol the case against Mar
rim, who slapped his lace last week, !;
postponed until Saturday.
It Is thought here that tue James 8
Adams, who swindled the West ST. Loui
Savings Bank by means of forged check
is James S..Auslin, OF the late firm OF Ad
die & Austin, who fled from this city al
ter some Of his alleged operations in
swindlIDg were discovered.
Judge Sutherland has pronounced the
shipping law constitutional. Hence the
sailor boarding house keepers who have
been resisting Commissioner Duncan
must obtain licenses from him or go oul
Of the business.
Mr.. Frost who Is said to be largely In
terested in railways in the west, has an
nounced his desire TO discuss in oper
meeting the question at issue with dele
gates to former conventions, the reprcsen
tations OF the working mems societies and
labor reform associations, who have pro-
claimed themselves ready to CO operate
with their western brothers, IN their grand
effort to throw off the shackles Of railway
monopolists.
Tho surviving members Of the third
army corps held their annual meeting in
Irving Hall yesterday. Gen. Graham In
the chair.
Arch Bishop Bailey is lying quite i'll at
the Episcopal residence IN Newark N. ]
Among tho graduates 0! the Union
Theological Seminary last evening were
John A. Baldwin, Detroit; William, N
Barlholomu, Valparaiso, Ind; Jos. 81.
Gelston, Ann ArbJr; Caleb L Jones, Dan.
vile, Ky; james kirkland, Richlandr
Mich; Euglne Il Wells, Detroit; Benz F.
Newton; Cleveland; James r. Scnell,
Iowa; Homer Sheeley, FredksbuFg, Ohio;
John W. Talbot, Pleasant Hill; NLthen
Wade OF Ross, Ohio; Charles A. Wood,
Chicago.
Two hundred Norwegians arrived here
yesterday, the greater number whom arc
bound .IOr Minnesota. ...
It is said that majority Ol the Board
Of Aldermen were opposed TO the NOM
ination of MOullsn Us tax collector, and
will not confirm him. II is also reported
that the combination in the Board Ol
Aldermen have decided TO 10y all future
nominations on the table until the Mayor
feels disposed 10 give them o voice in the
distribution Of patronage.
Gen. Jos. Z Antonia Paiez, Ex.Preai-
dent Of Venezuela, died here this morn
ing, aged 81.
Andrew McClelland, another OF the
Brooklyn policy dealers, was convicted
TO day and remRnded for sentence.
The regular members Of the anti Rail-
road Convention have been In secret
session all the afternoon. One ofthe sub.
jects discussed was the policy Of making
their proceedings public.
Vice President Wilson arrived In this city
this forenoon. At noon deputation from
the German American Society called upon
him 10 ascertain II he would speak at q
mass meeting to be cotton up under the
auspices oil the Society In tho latter end
OF this month. Mr.. Wilson regretted that
be could not be present, but assured them
that the objects Of the Society, the unif.
cation Of the different races in the United
States, had his approval. It is under
stood that Charles Francis Adams and
Andrew d. White will speak at the meet
ing.
orders to captains requiring them TO re.
port the number Of liquor saloons in
their respective precincts, the names OF
tho proRietors, whether kept open on
Sundays and election days, whether fe-
males are employed as bar tenders or
walters, and various other information.
In consequence Of the discharge Of the
horse shoers In tho employ Of the 9Th Av.
enue, tho horse Bhoers Of the 9th Avenue
railroad struck this afternoon, their places
have been filled by non:society men.
The Women Suffrage Convention had
It's anniversary proceedings to-day at
Apollo Hall. Susan B. Anthony review
the history and progress OF the movement
from Its inception.
John Romeyn Broadhead died in this
city to-day, he was the author ol the "HiS.
tory ofthe State OF New York" and held
the position Of Naval Oflceein this part
fnr tour vnaPu