The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-11
NEW YORK CITY.
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NEW YORK, July 10.-MAyor Have
meyer having asked Gen. Duryea to 70.
sign from the Police Commission, he ro-
ceiYed . reply from the General that The
public interests were paramount and thal
Il was necessary he should remain where
ne was, especially In view Of the occur
rences oil the past few weeks The Ger
man Tax Payers Association have been
taking action on the municipal scandal,
and one OF their resolutions declares That
the shameless and unprecedented action
Of Mayor Havemeyer In the appoint
ment ot the convicted Commissioners 10
high and responsible offices exhibits his
complete unfitness and unworthiness 10
occupy longer the high Office Of CHIEF
magistrate Of this city, and We demand
MS immediate removal therefrom. Anoth.
or meeting which pronounced in equally
strong terms against Havemeyer contin-
utng longer In office, was presided over
BY ex'Alderman Hadde, q member Of the
late Committee oil Seventy and a strong
advocate Of his election.
GOV. DIX AND HAvBMRYRR..
A dispatch from West Hampton, Long
Island, the summer residence Of Governor
DIX, says the Governor has taken action
adverse to Mayor Havemeyer.
NATHAN MURDER. "a %. D
Detective Bennett has recognized the
shirt found In the stable attached to the
Nathan mansion as the night shirt ripped
from the body Of Mr.. Nathan on ne
morning Of the murder, and which was
thrown aside by the Deputy Coroner, who
did not consider It ol any value as evi.
dence leading to the detection and con-
vtction OF the murderer. n
NoN-uNIoy PRINTERS.
Several Of tho largest printing estab.
lishments In this city employing Union
compositors have recently discharged
their composltors and put non.soeiety
men In their places. Owing to the large
number Of society men ont OF work, q
delegation Of compositors yesterday yis-
tied several ot the publishing firms and
informed them that the work belonging
10 New York was at present done In the
adjoining cities and towns, and that the
prices paid In those places would be
eagerly accepted BY at least 400 compost
tors in this city.
FATAL BALLOON EXPERIMENT.
A London dispatch announces the
death yesterday Of Prof White in attempt.
ing to fly from q balloon 10 the earth.
Alter rising short distance the Professor
was lowered and hung suspended from
the balloon by ropes, with the wings Of q
lying machine extended. The balloon
ascended TO considerable height, and at
g signal the ropes were cut, when the
Professor descended with frightful yeloci.
ty to the ground and was instantly killed.
DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoB1A.
William McGinness, aged Z years, of 90
Essex street, bitten by q dog some weeks
ago, was seized with hydrophobis yester-
day, taken to the Bellevue Hospital early
To-day, and died in less than two hours.
A PRONOUNCED CASE, OF CHOLERA.
Mary Ann Hannah, aged 6S, died today
from what Is pronounced the genuine
Asiaiic cholera at her residence, 100 Or
ange street, Brooklyn. Q She was attacked
BY tho disease Wednesday night.
FREDDY RNeLBH.
The father Of Freddy English, conlesses
that he caused the abduction OF Freddy,
as no other course was left to save the boy
from becomming an absolute tool OF the
crusaders, his wife being in league with
them.
JURY FAILED TO AGREE.
The jury in the case OF ex.Deputy Tax
Collector Gill, OF Brooklyn, on trial on q
charge OF appropriatlng public moneys,
failed TO agree on. . verdict, and were dis.
charged. ~
NRw RULES IN THE GRAIN TRADR TO BE
SUBMITTED.
The committee appointed by the Pro-
duce Exchange to confer with the heads
OF Western railroads with regard 10 the
evils said to exist In the grading and de.
livering ot grain at this city, have agreed
upon q series Of rules, which seem 10 give
general satisfaction to all parties employ.
ed In the grain trade throught the city.
The members Of the Produce Exchange
are all in favor OF the new rules, which,
they say, will afford facilities for the
prompt delivery and shipment Of grain,
which will lessen in q great degree the
cost OF handling 1t under the present
method and secure to trade the adoption
Of a universal scale OF grades. They
also say the facilities for buying and
selling grain will be increased 10 q great
extent. The rules will be submitted BY
the committee who prepared them to the
Board Of Managers, who will in turn re-
fer them 10 special committee for their
consideration. Should this latter COM
mittee report favorably on the proposed
rules, a meeting Of the grain shippers and
merchants Of the city will be convened,
and the rules submitted ior their approval
and adoption. fF 7p'H : :.
PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH.
The pigeon shooting match between
James Gordon Bennett and George Loril.
lord, for 5000, was won by tho latter,
killing 62 birds out Of 100 to Benefits 40.
INDICTED FOR GRAND LARCENY.
Miss Fannie A. shotwell, who claimed
to have been robbed Of $50 900 In railroad
bonds come time ago In Chicago, has been
indicted by the grand jury here for grand
larceny and perjury. She was arralgned
In the Court Of General Sessions and
pleaded not guilty to both indictments.
TWO LETTERS BY NIB. DRRcHRR.
Two letters Of Mr.. Beecher will be pub.
lished In the next issue Of the Christian
Union. One Of them dated June 27th,
solicits an investigation into the charges
made against him, and "a addressed to the
following members Of Plymouth Church:
81. B. Clatlin, Henry w. Sage, Augustus
stowe, HsnsTy ~ Cleveland, John Wins
dated July 9th, is addressed 70 The Clerk
Of Plymouth Church. Whit Ia enclosed
q copy Of the previous letter, and the
Clerk Of the Church Is asked to give all
possible aid to the Investigating Commit.
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