The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-25
NEW YORK.
News Items.

NEW \ ORK, marCn Zf'-- luo co9h
eel for Sanborn, who has pleaded moi
guilty TO the new charges preferred
against him in the Brooklyn court, says
however, that Sapborn will appear fol
trial on March 30th.
Tue German Romsn Catholic Union
last evening filed Conpers Institute, an
occasion OF an entertainment in aid ot
the Pope. The main feature OF the pro
gramme was an address by the Rev
DR.. Schrader on "Germany's Future,
which he held would be Catholic
and free.
In the Hudson County Court thii
morning Alfonso e. Kimball was placed
on trial the second time for completely
in the death OF Ida W. Vail, a victim
Of NAL lprsctice. Mr.. Melsler, who is
already convicted, is the principal wit
ness sgainst the accused.
A dispatch from Boston says thaI
the frat ballot in the House for Sena.
tor, resulted as follows: Hoar, IS;
Dawes, 6l; Curtis, 63; Banks; 4; Ad
ana. l3; Sanford, lG. In the Senate :
Dawes, Il; Curtig, 10; Hoar, TO- A8
ans, 3.
The RsiIr0aa Strikers.
The freight men OF the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, who struck for On
advance Of wages, have returned to
work at II! cents per hour, and the
promise OF an increase should other
companies make advances.
The Erie Railroad company has re-
solved not to re-employ any of the men
who Joined the recent strike. All the
laborers wanted are Offering them
selves now that protection al work is
guaranteed. The strikers are eOdeav-
oring to induce the Callers and Check
ers Assoc alton to join them.
The Congregational Council.
OF the seventv-niue churches in-
vited 10 the Congregational Council
seyenty>one had last evening informed
the committee Of their decision TO send
delegates; 1--WE churches had not been
heard lr5m, and Kew. DR.. Theodore
D. Wooisev. Of New Haven Rev. DR..
Bushncl. .; Hartford. AMI Rev. DR..
Til!uier, h&yc written letters exprest'
ing their regret, that on account o.
s;ckuesa they will be unable to attend
Rev. Dr.. Nermyge is in Florida, and
noc. Henry P. Hanau, OF Connecticur,
on accout 0; pressing bus
mess st hcme, will lot be able to
come. No word has been received
from Rev. Dr.. Geo. F. Morgan, OF
Iowa. and he s not expected. These
are all representative Congregational :
ists. The council will be organized
this evening, bur it cauuot be 'oreseen
how it Il. to be organized or who will b!
elecred p,sidipg officer. To- mig ht
p osramme iucluIts ouIy the organiza-
tloa, but 1t is p obabl. that proposi'
lion will be IN ID to change the coun-
Gil rom an c.cpGrte to mutual one,
and ormaliy invite Plymouth Church
10 join it. Beecher says his church has
at no lime re used to lake part in the
couucil and if the gu syion is to OF
decided by it it could be satisfactorily
ARRANGED. Stores and Buddipgtou SO!
they have been unable to bring Ply
mouth Church to the point OF eitbel
acceptance or re usI. 1t is believed
that some OF the delegates will with
draw if Plymouth is not explicitly in
vlted to take part and the inita! con-
troversy will be had over that polp;
Stores AID BuddinglOn favor the inv!
ta,ion. 1t is intended that the coanCi
shall close on Friday mex: Macy o
the invited churches will he represent;
ed only ty their pastors and go TIT
number Of participants in the delibera-
t ons will hs reduced below one huL dred
The seating capacity OF Clinton arenu
church, Brooklyn is | 400, and admis
sion vii! only be given 10 holders o
Tickets. most Of which have alresd.
been distributed among clergymen au'
the congregations o. Drs. Stores ant
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