The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10
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with previous arrangement Gov, DIx RAy
an audience at his residence on Long Is
land yesterday 10 representatives al I'M
TammAnY Hall, Council ot Political Re
form, and the citizens generally, who lei
this city the day before to ask for the re-
moyal OF Mayor HaYemeyer, owing d
what's called his illegal and 1n1fiufaf AZ
10 reappointing Oliver Charlick and Htei
Gardner, the convicted Police Commis.
sioners, thus, In the language Of the reso.
lnhon o. the Aldermen, assuming the fol,
OF Q yindlcator Of, TIE victims OF III
criminal courts. A representative Of thu
Council Of Political Reform said thaI
Hsvemeyer was elected 10 represent gen
ulne Eelorm, and iWooed and won Itht
nomination for MSyor as such a fSpresen
atiYe- True reform being degraded, II Wa
necessary 10 insist that whoever flsgrantly
proves treacherous to the standard Of fe-
iormatory government should himseli.b .bC
condemned, The Governor seemed deeply
interested, and said very emphAtically
that the subject should have his immedi-
ate attention, and that he would acI
promptly. While one olthe speakers
was making an argument, q dispatch was
received announcing that Voorhees, and
hatsell had been appointed Police Com
missioners IN placeiof Gardner and Char.
lick, resigned. While the dispatch was
reading, the Governor looked at the cell
Ing and smiled. Then he grasped Mat
sell, saying; "Good gracious, Matsell,
Oliver Chaflick says the Mayor has mad q
q demand upon Police Commissioner Dis.
becker ior his resignation, under q prom.
ise made at the time Of his appointment
that II any trouble arose he would resign
his cCmmlssion at five minutes noticeIat
any time II might be demanded. Char.
lick says also that Disbecker is not that
kind Of a man 10 resign, but that the
Mayor has enough against him 10 remove
him at any time.R
Disbecker's supposed offence Is that he
prevented tho reelection OF Gardner 10
the presidency of the Police Boatd. The
1Elends ot Haveneyer say he presents q
very detected appearance; that his round
cheeks are sunkengb he yet maintains
savage, defiant look. Il seems that
Hugh Gardner Is not Excise Commission.
ete Both he and the Mayor realized
yesterday that the Mayor has not abso-
lutte power Of appointment, and members
OF the Board Of Aldermen say they will
confirm him when his hair grows gray.
AZ - MANuRL oALVo.
"A letter from Havana says that Manuel
Calvo has gone again to Spain. He is
deputized to arrange, Il he can, for the
OF the port Of Macas to the
coolie trade. Another errand of Calyo, II
Is said, Is TO pave the way for q new Cap.
tain: General; and 1t Is also reported that
he Is to use his influence In Madrid
toward getting 10000 soldiers sent out.
GOLD BIDS. l
There were twenty.six bids for gov
ernment gold to-day, sggTegating 81, $50.
700 at from 1926 10 109.s9.
A BLOODY SHIRT DISCOVERED IN THE MA.
THAN MANsIoN. -.
Yesterday the workmen engaged IN de.
molishing the Nathan mansion, on 23i
street, discovered shirt covered with
blood secreted behind the dumb waiter.
Il was taken to the Central Police office
this morning, having been claimed by the
police authorities. The name Of Nathan
can be distinguished underneath the coll
lar though covered with slarge blotch Of
blood, Many persons visited The scene Of
the discovery during the day, expecting
doubtless that other evidences OF crime
would be brought TO light, but they have
been disappointed.
DEAD LOCK REMovEp. . d
At q meeting Of the Police Board 10.
day Commissioner Matsel was elected
President and Commissioner Dureee
Treasurer, thus removing the dead lock.
At the laying Of the corner stone OF
Lincoln Tower yesterday, Rev. Newman
Hall, Of thenew Chapel delivered an en-.
logy on Mr.. Lincoln. The Tower, which
2 erected BY the JOINT subscriptions Of
Epglishmen and Americans, was decors.
Ted with the flags and arms Of both ma.