The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-18
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they sre."
Another telegram from Governor Gar
land, dated today, says: "Only one arrest
has been made, that OF man named
Price, and on examination he was dis
charged. The guilty ones, Smith aud
Wheeler, are tugitiveS, and cannot be
found. All quiet, and the government
Is moving on admirably.
sANTANTA DgLIvRRER TO TEXAN AUToR-
IT1Es.
The Secretary Of War received a dis
patch to-day from Gen. Sheridan giving
him the first information that SantantS
had been seut back 10 Texas 10 be de-
liVered 10 the government OF that State, he
having broken his parole, bat that Big
Tree was not returned as II was not Ger .
tain that he was alike guilty In that res.
peCt.
ARKANSAS MATTERa.
The following from tho editor Of d Re.
publican paper at Little Rock was re.
ceived here tonight by Senator Dorsey,
Of Arkansas:
LITTLE Rock, November II.
The Republicans are waiting patiently
for some definite action by the fedora! au.
thoritIes at Washington They can pro.
tect themielVes II forcd to do 60 as they
have always been loyal and obedient TO
mandates OF higher authority. The fed
eral government sustained Baxter in his
conflict with Brooks, and by that means
alone Garland and his mob OF white
lesguers obtained possession Of the State
Courts. and they at once commenced q
regular system OF murders. intimIdations
and other fearful crimes which urO result.
ing in all the horrors Of civil war. Bust.
ness throuought the State is almost en-.
tlrely suspended and the white leaguers
roam at large. If we are 10 fight we
wish TO know it, the earlier the matter is
settled the better 1t will be for all.
EXECUTIVE RECEPTION.
The President and Mrs. Grant gave a
card reception at the Executive Mansion
this evening to COL Fred Grant and his
Bride. The attendance was very distin-
guished, including members Of the Cabi-
net, Senato.s and representatives oil the
army and navy.
TRIAL OF TIE SAFE BURGLARS.
The trial Of tho alleged safe burglary
C0nspirators was resumed this morning.
The Judge directed the jury to retire, and
then inquired if Hayes was in the Court
room. Riddle informed the Court that
Hayes went to New York on Saturday
night. Judge Humphreys said he had
lully rc.considCred the subject, and had
written out his statement, which he would
submit. He then reclted the circum-
stances Of the arrest Of Hayes, which he
characterized as an extraordinary pro-
ceeding, and the attempts ut lawlcssness
and intimidation almost unprecedented.
He claimed that this court had some iuris.
diction OF the case, and had entire control
over Hayes. These remarks were made
to show the enormity Of the proceeding,
and that the olense was almost without
parallel. He would treat the whole pro-
ceeding as nullity and order the release
OF Hayes and his bondsmen, and thus
wipe out this attempt at obstruction TO-
wards getting at the full facts in this case.
The question Of contempt could be con-
sidered when q return was made to the
notice issued yesterday.
At the conclusion Of the Judges re.
marks the Jury were brought in. Mr..
Davidge then read and submitted the
prayers spoken Of yesterday as to his un-
derstanding Of the rulings Of the court on
points o! law which had arisen and the
admission oi certain portions Of evidence.
They were six in number, the last one
setting forth that il a witness had testified
falsely in one particular then he should
not be believed in any particular, not.
withstanding the amount oil testimony in
regard TO his general good character. The
Judge said he would consider the last
prayer and make his decision known
when he made his charges 10 the Jury.
MIR. Davidge-Msy be informed as 10
your decision in regard 10 the remaining
five cases.
Judge-No, cir. l will settle them
when settle the other at tho time
charge the jury. Go on now and lay your
case before the jury.
Mr.. Henkle then proceeded 10 address
the jury on behalf Of Whitley, and said
he would preface his remarks by reading
a little history to the jury, and he read IN
account Of the attempt to take possession
Of the throne Of England known as the
Popish plot Of the nth century. He
claimed that the Michael Hayes Of this
plot was the Titus Oates Of that plot.