The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-08
NEW YORK.
The Committee appointed 10 In
YeNtlgnte MIR. ReecheF.

Ing are the committee charged with the
duty, according 10 the resolution passed
by the ministers, Of thoroughly investiga,
ting the charges against Mr., Beecher, and
reporting to the Congregational Associa,
ton As to his fitness as fellow member
VIM. N. Taylor, Of Broadway Tabernacle
New York; Rev, DR., Wm. Ives Buding'
ton, Of Clinton Avenue Church, Brooklyn
Rev. Profs. Parsons and Mastin, Of
New York Theological Seminary, and
Rev, G, II, Everest, Of the Church
OF the Puritans, Brooklyn. The in
yestigation will be thorough and
will begin with a careful scrutiny Of the
evidence made public in and out of the
trial, and then new evidence will be
sought, The meeting Of the committee
will be private, but the verdict will be
published. Plymouth Church has refer
red to the committee the charges Of adul.
terry made by Mrs. Moulton against her
late pastor.
INJUNCTION OUT.
The Sun says It is not pleasant to hear
that Moody and Sankey have got out an
injunction to prevent another party from
printing and circulating their hymns.
The Joining Of the business Of selling
hymn books to that Of saving souls Ia not
seemly,
THE LOADER TRIAL.
New YORK, November 6.-The case Of
Joseph Loader, indicted for perjury in
connection with the BeeCher scandal,
came up before Judge Morris to-day.
Leaders counsel made a motion for an
order that committee be appointed to
go 10 MountClair, n. j., and take the tes.
timony Of Joseph II. Richards and his
wife. After argument the Judge took the
papers, reserving his decision.
New York, November 6.-Talmadge's
meeting yesterday was by far the largest
since the advent Of Moody and Sankey.
THE REV. DIR. FULTON.
Rev. Dr.. Fulton, pastor OF Hanson
Place Baptist Church, ut a meeting OF his
society said he would not he with them
next week, as he had an engagement at
GreenvilIe, Ohio, for Wednesday next.
He said he had received their letter re.
queSting CHIN to withdraw his resignation,
and would take the letter and request un.
der prayerful consideration, and give his
answer tomorrow. Prior 10 the closing
Of the meeting DR.. Fulton said he had
purchased four hundred Moody and
Sankey hymn books and put them in the
seats Of the chapel, but he discovered that
many Of them had been taken away; he
hoped each member would leave n hymn
book to supply the places Of the missing
ones.
A POLITICAL ROW.
New YORK, November IA fight,
originating about political matters, Oc.
CURED early this morning on the corner
Of Eleventh street and Second avenue,
during which Peter Welch, John Hickey
and Patrick MOnehan were seriously, II
not fatally, beaten. Frank Burke, Mat
thew and james Herman, Michael Jen.
kins and John Felt, participants in the
atiray, were arrested. A woman passing
at the time was struck with stone and
seriously injured.
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The Liberdta, Of Rome, states that
Prince Bismarck intends to visit Rome
next year to thank the King Of Italy and
his Minister ior their many proofs OF
friendship to him.
MooDY& sANKEY.
The Brooklvr tobernocle una r;Ilod ,bis
Mr saMkev WA not m % nresent
Rev. Fred Rcli ieoI tho "inSin"
oi ".jesns loyer oi nv soml . "Nsarsrs m >
God 10 Thee" and other hvmns NJ
Moody saiI 6e LaI A great many rooue.ts
for nTnvers, anI Mi hut four InJ nskeJ
for urayers ior otherr Le wisbej IN have
more nconle re6,,estino nr"ysrS for them.
selves, liz snoke IN aIIle.aeJ orc they
that hunger and thirst after righteon:.
neSs." he hopeI they Mi thirsled Snflsr
II, he did and he PRAYED that God might
Gll him with II. NJ. NeeIbam oIFassi
PRAYER and was followed by representa.
live clergymen Of their several tenomi.
lions. A1ier the congregation was dis.
missed Mr. Moody called the eler0vmpn
about the platform for conference in
which Hey: Henry ward Beecher partici-
Pated. Ihelr, principal business was
laying out work Tor the rest Of the week.