The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25
NEW YORK CITY.

was arranged IN NeW 1Ork ana QlscOV
cred by the interceptlon Of letters. Th
Rardens Of NeWgate were bnbed wit
Gl00 each. -, .-.- ...,..-
A letter from Japan says that all III
deacons, ministers, &c., now in the EN-
ploy Of the government will be dismiAe,
at the expiration Of their present contrac
OF the repeated and urgent request ol th
department Of religion. The writer say
there is by far too numerous class VIII
diahonor the cloth, they wear and the pro
fession to which they belong. These me-
and women came 10 Japan on salar1
from some mission board at home TO ap
ply for contracts in some ot the JRpSnes
schools and then draw both salaries, TAX
ing their reading lessons from the Bible
when clause In the contract which theN
have signed positively prohibits then
from teaching the Christian religion. Suct
the government intends 70 dismiss and !
Twill not only be good for the natives, bu
Tor the whole, foreign community.
No proposition has yet been made L
submit to arbitration the controversy be-
Sween the Sea CHI Association and thu
BueIah MlSsiol., In regard 10 the deienAE
by the former, th8. latter chGracterizeC
| it as grossly incorrect In every particular
and says. that among the few truths ad-
mitted by the defense there sRere some
very gross misstStemepts. Mrs. Lander
Of the RenlBh managers, says that IN her
first interview. she appeared In behalf 9oi
q clergyman who had purchased land al
Sea Cliff and feared he would be swim
died. The controversy continues TO, be
the absorbing theme In the Methodisf cir.
clea =. - :, -
A statement Is now made That Kate
Stoddard's confession, published some
time ago, accusing herself ot being the
murderer of Charles Goodrich, was POI
lice fiction to delude the alleged.murdere
Roscoe, into the belief that the woman
Stoddard stood accused and condemned
herself to save him, and that he need not
fly from Justice. The so.6alled confession
was put forth by Commissioner Jorrdan
and ex.Chief Of Police Campbell, Of
Brooklyn. "iaI.'... ..tl:GH 5"' !
As Walter Gibson, proprietor OF the
Harlem Local, was entering his office last
evening, an unknown person flung cup
Of vitrol, or murlatic acid iultin his face,
probably destroying the sight of one, u
not both his eyes. The perpetrator Of the
deed jumped into buggY-5YhjcSSnsSIt ~
standing near In ch"Ee~'VLA SOIieuot "
and diGspprared Revenge Tor personal
attacks by Gibson ID his paper Is sup
oSaad 70 Sevs prompted inc attacR. ''.t
John T. Robin, 1S Exchange Place, yes.
terdsy sent his clerk, Lotus, Frances, 70
the Metropolitan Bank to collect gold
check for $7,7SS. Tho teller gave him
gold certificates and $sS IN coin, but 'on
Frances returning to the office lie missed
his certificates and said he had either been
robbed or had lost them he was arrested
Augustus Stewart time-keeper, and w!
A. ChAmplain, train dispatcher ;oE' the
Phillipsburg, have been arrested on The
charge of delrauding the Central RAILROAD
OF $4,000 by adding fictitious names 10
pay rolls. Both gave bail. r.,.tl
At the examination Of Motto, the ltalt'I
an pRdrone, 10 day, by the U. 3. Commts-
sioner, his counsel asked for his discharge
on the ground that the court had no jtris
diction and that not being q citizen M9tto
could not be tried under the civil rlghls
act. The District Attorney held that gthe
defendant, being an inhabltant roi this
country, was ameniGble for violations ol
its laws. The Commissioner said he had
doubts as 10 his Jurisdiction; however lie
would continue the examination, and at
It's close would take the papers. 1
, "A dispatch, from. Rome says, II is an
nounced that the Pope has intfmated his
desire for reconciliation with Germany on
tho condition OF Germany not interfering
ln Italian complications.
Search Is being made in the rulns Of the
building which fell yesterday on West
l1th street, to find the body Of boy sup
posed to be there. It Is thought that none
OF tho wounded men will die.
The bodies Of Keeler and Row, the re-
porters drowned ut Marches, Long Island,
the other day, have been recovered. The
funeral Of the former takes place tOmor-
row.
As roundsman John Morris was return.
Ing homo from his vocation last night, he
was attacked by two men In West 44lh
street, and knocked down six times. To
finish the fight one OF the men drew q re-
volver and fired at Morris. The officer
then closed with his chiet assailant and
wrenched the pistol from him, and with
the butt end beat the two men enough to
march them before him TO the station
house. ,.. ..
Henrietta Utz resides with her father,
o practicing physician In Brooklyn, who
objected TO her keeping company with
one John Smith. Yesterday afternoon
Henrietta and her lover met, and soon the
angry father appeared, and he went for
John with tongue and cane. Jas. Friea
came TO the assistance Of the lAther, and
Henrietta made for Fries, the result Of
which was, that Henrietta gave bail to-
day TO answer the charge OF slabblng
Fries, who was said to be too severely
wounded TO appear In court. Her father
became bondsman.
Some commotion has been caused IN
Brooklyn from the statement made that
Mrs. Christina Longdon, age As had died
from severe castigation at tho hands Oi
DR.. Jacob Gersu. It appears that the
woman has been In poor health for some
time, and few days ago got fall and in
the evening she was delirious and the fol.
lowing morning was a raving lunaliC.
The doctor was called and as the woman
according to the statement Of her mnrried
daughteII would not be still the doc
tor tied her hands behind her back, threw
her on sofa and whipped her quiet with
rope or strap. The woman soon alter
wards became paralyzed and in that state
died. An investigation will be made by
the coroner.
Ann Carorll, Of franklin street, and
man who refused to give his name,
were found last night, clinging 70 the bot
tom Of an overturned boat, drilling In the
lower bay They stated that Mary