The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-18
NEW YORK.
ARREST OF couNTERFE1rERs.

AUBURN, N. Y, November 17.-Tom
Ballard, the notorious counterteiter, and
his accomplices arrived last night in Gus
tody OF the U. 8. Marshal, and are now
IN jail awaiting trial by the United States
Court, which conVenes this morning.
NoN.socTRTY MAN BRATEN.
NEW YORK, November IA party
OF nonsoctety men went 10 work this
morning on the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's pier In place of the striking
longshoremen. When the Job was fln-
ished one OF them started for home, but
had not proceeded far when he was set
upon and shockingly beaten. The police
subsequently found him lying on the side.
walk and carried him to the station
house. No arrest has been made. A
large force ot police has been ordered on
duty in the neighborhood.
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF MURDER.
Coroner Richard Crocker, George and
Henry Hickey and John Sheridan, con-
cerned In the election ARRAY In which
John Mckenna lost his life, were this
morning arrested on an indictment found
against them by the grand jury. Appli-
cation was made to Judge Barrett, Of the
Supreme Court, to admit the prisoners TO
bail. The counsel based their application
on tho testimony taken at the Coroner's
inquest. As this was not yet written out
from the stenographer's notes, the prison.
era wero remsnded 10 the Tombs until
tomorrow.
MERTING OF RAILROAD MANAGERS,
Tho representatives oil the Grand Trunk
Railroad met several omUero OF tho Nov
York Central Railroad in the Presidents
rooms, at Grand Central depot yesterday,
10 confer on the subject Of their inter.
change OF traffic at Buffalo, and on kin
dred topics generally. Manager Joseph
HickHon, ot the Grand Trunk Railroad,
said he had not come 10 New York 10
make arrangements connected with the
Saratoga compact, and that the Grand
Trunk Railway would not enter into any
contract, that might be considered a.
settled; that the Grand Trunk Railway
was not willing to have Its rates con-
trolled and its business interIerred with
BY a Board Of Commissioners. The Grand
Trunk Railway Is In favor OF maintaining
reasonably high rates and OF working in
harmony with the combined trunk lines,
but it is decidedly opposed to the exces.
siVe rates, and is not willing to submit to
any insidious discrimination agains. II.
The Grand Trunk Railway can manage lie
own staff and attend TO It's own business.
ltmightmake some changes In the rates Of
combined lines and adopt advanced rates
which might be fixed by Their commits.
sioners, but with the slack expectation
and other obstacles it is q poor time to
raise the rates Of freight.
Mr.. Hlckson said that the grand trunks
did not pay drawbacks on lreiehts as
other lines had done and did not allow
commissions on tickets having It's own
agents, except in cases where the agent
was paid by commissions instead Of
salary.
TIE billiard MATCH.
All the arrangements have been com.
pleted in the billiard match for So 900 and
the championship Of the United States
between Cyrille Dion and Maunce Wig
naux. Halt the amount to be played for
was posted with the stake. holders. The
contest is 10 take place the last week in
December. They are to play six hundred
points up, three ball French carom.
The preliminaries were also arranged for
a contest between Albert GARNER and A.
?. Rudolph: They are to play six hun.
dred points up. French caroms, for $9 OO0
on the 11th OF December.