, 1874-11-14
Hayes, a Principal Witness for the
Prosecution, Arrested for
Perjury.
Robbery Of an American Express
Messenger In Canada.
Unlawful Cremation Of Wife, Pre-
viousty Murdered.
a. Negro Robbcr Ernincd by n
Vigorous Indy OF so
Summers.

summers.
The Story Of Glendenning, the Jersey
City Clergyman.
Tho Wuslttngtols-Snfo burglary Cnso
.-1lnyes Arrested FOR Ferjnrys
Special Dsspasch to Tho Ch'caao Tribune.
WAsll1NdToN, D. c., Nov. 10.--fho tnkiug OF
testimony in tho safc.burgary trial was con-
cludcd to-day, md further proceedings wero nd
fournod till blondny, whcn tho argurnonta will
begin, Assistant Attorney General Hill appearing
for tho prosecution. As aoon as tho announce
mcnt was mado, Harrington stepped up to ono
OF tho attorneys for tho prosecution, and asked
whether their witnesses had boou discharged.
nccoiying M affirmative reply, 10 at once 70.
sponlled: "Thon wo will arrest HnyoH at once."
a warrant sworn Out by Wniloly. charging him
with perjury. Flo Was taken before Police Judge
Smell, who placod tho bail ut $4,000 and refused
to make tt any less. Aa Hayes could not furnish
bnl u 50 largo snm m 10 N. vas romandod to 1at:
bai1ed IN 81 500 by the influence Of tho ring,
and Dertous roleaao Was secured by Harrington
on 900 bail, notwithstanding ho was tho bur-
ginr who blow open tho safc. This refusal to
allow Hayes to 20 on reasonable bail shows tho
nnimus OF tho ring and their power. Hayes Of
fonse consisted IN toliing grent 1eal t1at was
unpalatabo to tho RUG, ind in maintaining tho
integrity Of hts story. Notwithstanding vigorous
cross-cxamination and otllcr efforts to break
lin down. Undoubtedly his arrest was timcd no
TINT it would havo tho greatest effect Oh tho
lm,y, who will DO given tho caHc about next
"Wednesday.
proceeding il manifested hcre.
(To Tho dssoc1atta I'rtss.1
WAsu1NaToN, Nov. 13.-At the safe-burglary
trial to-tlay, Testimony was introduced showing
A. IL. Gibson. Tho correspondent Of tho New
York SUM- testified TINT ho was preaent at the ill.,
tcrylow betwoon Solicitor Williams and Tom
Shallor. Tho Witness happened to bo In tho So
| lcitors office, sono timo IN August, when shailor
came in. Witness got up to go, but tho Solicitor
asked him to remain. The Solicitor showed
shaiior some telegrams. and, pointing 70 tho let
ter II in one OF them, asked Linn to whom it re-
lorred. shailor aaid it roforred to ono hoppor,
who Ind been connected with counterfeit case.
| Ito also showed ono rotating to Howard. and
| Shaor said it referred to Gon. Howard. After
8hnlor had gone out, witness askcd tho Solicitor
| if Sha!lor would allow such a man rs Hopper to
| ho eaid: ut seems so"
Atr. Riddle road portion OF Whitciy's month";
ly report, referring to Netslcship, which stated
Se,3sship was in Washington On On ths s
| matter, and that he lott Washington on tho
! night Of the 23d Of april, for Philadelphia.
X copy Of tho telegram alleged to have boon
! stolen was offered IN evidences. but tho defense
| objected but. after argument, the Court de-
cidea to admit, aud lho dofelso noted the OK
eeption. ,,u,
Williams in New York. 1t requested Williams
10 como with him and keep lookout for Smith.
it was dated April 2t, and signed Harry"
AIR. pidalo ga.o notice TINT tho prosecution
Ind cloacl ita rcnusting testimony.
Of a. D. Williams. lfo remembered that when
his brother wns in Now York, last April, ho sent
two kilograms to him. 4 copy Of tho missing
telegram was shown, and tho wituesB said it was
william, Halo, and tho copy read William Halo.
11o also directed hn brother to ask "G." to como
homo with him, and this cory mado it IN. :.
Tho wi.ness said "G.' referrea 10 George
Genet. 1e sent tho telegram TO his brother at
tho request OF Richard Huntington.
Some documentary evidence was here intro.
duccd, aud A. D. Nowcomb was recalled. The
monthly report Of Whitley WAS handed to him,
and 10 recognized i a. report which he made
written md eignca by Whitley.
Mr.. Riddie-Then wo haYo got one signature
that YOU vii! admit al WAitcls's?
WitncsB said ho had made up this report from
documents aud reports which cauo into Lii
bunds in tho Office. NcttleBhip was such pool
writer that tho witncss could not mako out al
Dotk a!.les agreed that tho testimony waa nor
all III.
Mr. Dayidgo. for tho defense, made propo.
Bition to submit Tho caso to tho jury without al
gutncnt.
NIr. Hill, for tho Government objected.
Mr.. Riddle slated that lle was SO i'll that b
could not romain III court during tho retnaindo
OF tho tiny, nnd WIS about to suggest TINT tA
court adjourn over till tomorrow, when MF
DnsidEo said that, inasmnch ID tho caso woul
| run into noxt wcok, hn would suggest that tn
No. {onr ,r1f IN