The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-17

Associated, Press Report: by Western
Union Line. office Northwest cor.
! of Main and l2th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Anxiety Among Building Associa.
tiOns.
CLEVELAND, November 16.-There is
considerable anxiety among the Building
Associations in this city on account Of an
application to have such associations pro-
nOunced unconstitutional having been
made. An important meeting of all the
societies in this city will be held on Tues
day evening next. No definite action
can be taken by these associations until
the decision of the court is heard. The
result is looked for with great interest.
Conservation OF Bishop.
ATLANTA, GA, November l6.-Rev.
r W.'B. Elliott, was consccrated Bishop
of Western Texas yesterday, in st. Phil
lips Church, which was crowded. A
sermon was preached by Bishop Wet
more Of Alabama, and the act Of conse-
Grafton performed by Bishops Gregg,
Quintard, Howard, Wetmore and Beck
with. A large number of clergy were
present, also n delegation of Texans,
headed by Lieutenant Governor Hub
bard. Bishop Elliott leaves for his new
field the first week Of December. His
future home will be at San Antonio.
Strike I.onxsho re,ncn. 3.
NEW YORK, November l6-The strike
of Longshoremen took place to-day.
Men are gathered in groups along the
docks of East and North rivers, but are
not interfering with the laborcrs, who
have taken their places. The entire
police force of the city is on duty, also
Of Brooklyn and Jersey City, where the
LOngshoremcn are likewise on strike.
This evening the strike became riotous
and they attacked the agent of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company with
stones, injuring him quite severely. a
body Of Italians proceeding to work were
dispersed by the rioters with stones,
bludgeons, DC. The police finally drove
the strikers away.
WASHINGTON, November 16.-The
trial Of the alleged safe burglary con-
spiratorS was resumed at noon.
Judge Humphreys said: Gentlemen of
the jury, / have AN inquiry to make of
YOU this morning. Have any of you
seen newspaper, or heard anything
about what has transpircd in relation to
this case since Court adjourned last Fri
day, either in regard to counsel, witnesses
or Judge? .-
All the Jurors answered in the mega
tive.
The Judge-Mr. Bailiti, you will now
take the jury out into comfortable room
until YOU are sent for to bring them in.
Keep together gentlemen.
Turning to the clerk the Judge said;
Mr.. Middleton, has anything transpircd
in relation to this ease since the Court
adjourned last Friday.
Clcrk-Yes, sir. Mr.. Hayes was
brought out OF Jail and released on bail.
| was sent for to take the rscOgnizancc,
which WAS entered into by Mr. AleXan-
der, in the sum of $4,000.
JuuHt-- w IluI WIS llC III jan i'i
Clerk-I understood it was for perju-
ry.
Judgc-IIavc you any record Of it be-
fore the Court2
Clcrk-No, sir. Only a pencil memo
randum, which ! made.
Marshal PhIlips-lIe was in jail your
Honor, and was brought out on an or e.
der of Judge Carter.
Judgc-What was he IN Jail for?
Marshall-l can find ont at Jail,
Judge-Go to the Jail and get the
commitment and bring it here. We will
take n recess of 10 minutes, until this in
formation arrives.
At the end of recess the commitment
was brought into Court, and read by the
Clerk. 1t was signed by l.. B. Dawson,
Ncrk nfthc Police Court, and charged
Hayes with committing perjury in the
case After il was read, the Judge di-
rccted the Clerk to issue a writ and Sub
pnna. duccs tcc,on, to the Clerk of that
Court together with person swearing
out the writ, and summon them to ap-
pear before this Court on Wednesday
next. at = o'clock. with the records of
that Court. and also to show why they
should not be proceeded against for con-
tempt of the Court. Gentlemen, do you
want to argue this case now?
The counsel consented, apd the Judge
directed the jury to be called H. fMf.
Davidgo desired To submit prayers for
instructions i'll relation to some points at
law, but the Judge declined to hear them
at this point in the case, but said he
would do 81 at the proper time. Davldge
reserved the right to enter objections.
Hill then opened the case TO the jury for
the prosecution.
Santana's Death Warrant.
The President has directed a telegram
to be sent to the Governor of Texas, re-
qncs,ing him to delay the execution of
the death sentence TO Santana, until it
can br satisfactorily aseertained whether
or not he violated his parole, the Presi-
dent believing the weight of evidence
thus far is in Santanas favor.
Rejection of n National Bank.
The Second National Bank of Lawrence,
Kansas. having failed to meet the calls
of the Redemption Agency Of the Treas
ury Department, TO reimburse the Treas
ury for its notes redeemed and its depus-
its Of 5 per cent. being exhausted, Treas
urer Spinner gives notice that on and
after this date the notes Of that bank will
be- elected when presented for redemp-
tion at the National Bank Redemption
Agency.
Temperance Convention.
CLEvELANp, November l6.-The
Womans National Temperance Con-
vcstion, whish convenes in this city on
Wednesday or Thursday Of this week,
has representatives from quite large
number of States. II will meet for or
sanization at 10 clock on Wednesday.
At o'clock an address of welcome will
ho helirnrnd hv Mr. d McCahe Presi.