The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-03
NEW YORK.
LoNasuoREMRN's STRIKE,

LoNGsHoREMRN's STRIKE,
NEW YonK, December 2.-Nearly all
the ship owners who have been waiting
Tor settlement ot the 'longshoremen diff.
culties, began. the work Of loading and un.
loading in Brooklyn, Hoboken and Jersey
City as well as in New York, employing
non society men In every instance. Some
of the heaviest firms announce their in
tention never to again employ union men,
All speak well oil the class Of labor offer
cd, and skilled 'longshoremen arc being
attracted from abroad. A large number
of men from the coal mining region are
also applying Ior work, which is readily
furnished them. Occasionally slight
skirmishes occur between the strikers and
new lsborers, but there Is no serious dis
tutbsnccs, Steamship and sailing vessel
owners arc confident that the troubles
arc over.
The 'longshOremen last night formally
rescinded the order for a general strike,
and union men were authorized to work
for anybody who would pay them the
old rates, except Stevedore OF the firm oI
We'sh Brothers, with whom the difficulty
leading 10 the strike originated.
STOLEN U, 8, BONDS IDENTIFIED.
The altered U. s. registered bonds re-
covered by the police ut No. 4S New
street In the Office Of the mythical firm oil
Bachilder & Go. have been identified as a
part OF tho securities stolen from the
Glenn Falls National Bank four years
ago. The bonds were concealed under
the carpet on the floor OF the New street
office. They included two $1,000 bonds
and ono for $4,000, from which the
original numbers and the names of the
holders had been erased with chemicals
and others inserted. The recovered
bonds will be introduced in the evidence
to-day in the case Of George s. Hill,
a Philadelphia prisoner, who, detective
says, is Bachider s. Co.
CoLORED EMIGRATION.
A Montgomery, Alabama, dispatch re-
ports meeting OF colored men, represent.
ing twenty cotton counties 10 Alabama
10 concert measures for Wholesale emil
grafton toStaIes where the ColorCd people
in majority. The emigration feeling
is represented as very strong.
Mr.. TWEED RRMANDED TO PRISON
Tweed's AabeaS corpus came before
Judge Barrett TO day. Tho prisoner was
not in court because OF illness, though it
was stated he was brought over from the
penitentiary last night. After the argu-
ment the writ was dismissed and tho pris.
oner remanded and left to his remedy on
q writ ol error.
PRoCToR.TILToN.
Edna Dean Proctor's suit for dsmsges
against Tilton, which was to como up TO-
day was postponed until 10 morrow,
ERIE INJUNCTION SUIT.
The suit OF James o. Angel for an iu-
junction against the Eric Railroad and
receiver oil certain bonds was before
Judge Westbrook this afternoon on mo-
lion by defendants for reference. VIC.
Barrett, Of the plaintiffs counsel, charac-
terlzed statements on the affidavit on
which the Judge modified bis Injunction
order as false. The Judge said he modi- |
fed the order not because he was grossly
deceived as the affidavit states, but be-
cause the defendants ought not TO have
been erjoinCd from paying interest on
bonds TO bonafde holders. MIR. McFar-
land then moved for reference. Mr.. Hill
said the Issues should be framed. The
plaintiff alleges as violations Of the funds. |
mental law ot tho company the issue ol
thirty million mortgage, q creation OF
convertible bonds afterwards covered BY
$S0,000,O0O Of mortgage; the purchase Of |
certain stock in the Buffalo 6 Erie road,
and OF q 100000 worth oil coal lands
in Pennsylvania, and the issue Of certain
dividends. The answer admits all, and
seeks 10 justify them; so that no question
remained but whether the issue OF diyi-
dends was justified by the financial con-
dition Of the company. Judge Fullerton
said the plaintiff only wanted the inquiry
limited, to which the Court replied that
referee would exclude improper testimo-
ny. II was then agreed that an order OF
reference bC submitted at p. N. to.mor-
row md the referee be named by tho
Court.
RcCTonMoULToS SUIT.
The fuit Of Miss Proctor against +. D.
Monllon will be among the first TO come
up in the United States Circuit Court,
which opens tomorrow, but when tho
trial will take place is very uncertain,
DEATH OF JUDGE PowELLs.
Judge Edward B. G. Powells, formerly
OF tho Supreme Court oI this State, died
this morning at Chicago.
CHARGED WITH BMDRzzLEMEET.
United States Commissioner John
Whitehead, OF Newark, was arrested this
afternoon, charged by Mrs. Margaret Con.
nelly, Of Brooklyn, with Ghbezzling $500
given him in trust for her TWO children.
MURDER OF A NEW JERSEY FARMER.
Joseph Talmsdge, farmer, living In
Metuchin, near New Brunswick, N. ],
was murdered last night by some person
as yet unknown. Talmsdgo had about
$500 in his possession at the time, which
was gone when his body was found.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Edward Mundy, Of Metuchin, N. ]
has been arrested on suspicion Of being
tho murderer OF Daniel TalmAdge.
PACIFIC MAIL coMPANY's LOSSES.
The Times to-day says editorially that
the figures OF the Pacific Mail Company
show total less In operating the line
during the last eighteen months Of s., ,425,,