The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, December /. - Mayor
Havemeyer's funeral takes place Friday.
MEETING OF LONG suoRRMRN.

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OF the Cooper Institute TO overllOwinI
Among the audience were Geo. Frauci
Train and a number Of internationalistl
communists and other recognised agits
tors, a couple oi whom sought 10 air thei
extreme views, but were received wit
but little favor. One was hustled out G
the hall. or the speakers previously an
nounCed TO appear, only Richard o. Cor
man and Col. james r. Fellows addresse
the audience, both expressing sympath,
with the troubles Of the labOring classe!
but cautionlng them against placin
themselves before the public opinion q
distutbers OF the public peace and viola
tors Of the law.
THE NEGOTIATION FOR FoRNEY's PRESS
Philadelphia dispatches say that th
failure OF the sale Of Forney's Press L
Colonel Mcclure was the result OF brisl
cable correspondence between Mr. Forne,
and number Of Republican politician
OF that city, the latter prolering libera
financial support il the paper continued
as q regular party organ. The question
involved was purely political, and th
funds raised to purchase the Press will
now be devoted 10 the purchase of thu
Industrial Age, and making 1t an inde
pendent daily, the first number of whict
will appear January 1st.
NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE AP,
Precipitation.
By the death OF Mayor HsVemeyer, thl
succession Of Alderman Vance to the MAY
orally shows the stongest opposition TO tht
proposed million dollar appropriation fol
the completion OF the New York au(
Brooklyn bridge, .and leaves Controller
Green in the minority in the board o
estimates. The seat in the Board OF Alder
men, vacated by Alderman Vance, will
probably BIO filed by Alderman Kichar(
Flanagan, Democrat. The location o.
the city bridge which remains to be def
nitely fixed will probably accord with thC
views OF the Board Of Aldermen.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE RLRcrIoN ROW
Thomas Mara, who was wounded by {
stray shot on election day while O
spectator Of the iracas in which Coroner
Croker killed McKenna, died last nigh
in Belleview hospital.
TIE ERIE INJUNCTION.
The Erie directors cay that tho objec
ot the Injunction granted by Judge Wes!
throp yesterday was obviously 10 eiiec
stock.by causing the protest oL interes! due
o.day in London, but as the payment O
this interest was provided Tor month
ago and as there is no means OF stopping
the payment in London within the time
the movement will fail. The directors
say also that the move is only another
effort Of Jsy Gould's 10 prevent the pay
ment Of sums for which the Company i;
suing him.
ACTION OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF
UNDERWRITERS.
Tho Executive Committee Of the Ma.
tional Board of Underwriters 10 day
adopted the following resolution:
ReSo!Ued, That in view Of the report oI
the committee appointed TO visit Chicago,
and OF the improvements already made,
OF those now in progress, and OF the as
surances given said committee by the au
thotities Of Chicago that the recon.
mendAtiOn ol General Shsler in regard
to the fire department will be carried out
at the earliest practicable date, the com.
psnies belonging 10 the National Board
be advised that the question Of reOpening
business At Chicago IS referred to the sew
erel companies to take such action as they
may individually deem wise and prudent
in view Of the information presented by
the report Of said committee.
MAYOR HAvEMEYER DIED OF HEARI
DISEASE.
The coroner held an Inquest this after
noon over the remains OF lhe late Mayor
Havemeyer and the jury gave the verdict
that he died OF heart disease. Bis iunera
takes place on Friday. Several depart
ments Of the city and government to-day
adopted the usual resolutions.
WILL DE INFERRED WITH OFFICIAL
HoNoRs.
Tho family OF the late Mayor Have
meyer have consented 10 have The funeral
conducted with official honors, which
will take place on Saturday next.
DIR. TALMAGE sUED FOR sLAEDER.
Proceedings were instituted againsl
Rev. DR.. Talmsge, OF Brooklyn, by B. G
Mitchell, on the charge Of SANDER
Mitchell was for q number OF years a
member Of Talmage's church and was
expelled on the the testimony Of tho pas,
tor, who charged him with conduct un-
becoming 10 a christian. The damages
ore laid at $1,000.
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
The injunction served last evening on
the Eric Railroad Company, against pay
ing certain maturing interests here and In
London, was today Dissolved by Judge
Westbrook, in so far as the injunction
applies 10 any payments to be made TO-
day.
PRECEDENT JEwRTT
iu his affidavit says that the aifAirs oi tho
Erie Company are being administered BY
himself and his Board Of Dictors for the
best advantage Of the company and
restrictly according TO law as they are
advised.
BROWN AND MALoSEY.
DunDg quarrel Tuesday night last
between Henry Brown and Michael Ma
loney, a private Waterman In South
street, the latter struck Brown in the head
with club, causing a wound from which
he died to-day. Maloney was arrested.
ADJUDIcATRD BANKRUPT.
In the U. 8. court to-day, before Judge
Blstchtord, Henry Clews & 20. having
tailed to answer in the bankrupt proceed.
ings were adjudicated bankrupt on the
petition o! Arthur Cooper, trustee oil
their London firm and fifteen creditors In
this country, who state that they repre-
sent one quarter Of the number and a
third In the amount Of creditors.
Sleeping Car Fare Reduced.
CHICAGO, November S0.-The Illinois
Central Rsilroad will, on and alter to-