The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-21

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siding Bishops, and the Bishop, with the
consent of the three Bishops next
in seniority, shall then suspend
said Bishop from the exercise Of his
Office and ministry, until such time as the
House Of Bishops shall consent or refuse
to consent to his deposition. Notice
shall then be given to said Bishops by
the. Bishop receiving the certificate, that
unles he shall within six months make
declaration that the facts alleged in such
Certificate are false, he will be deposed
from the ministry, and if such declara-
tion be not made within SIX months Us
aforesaid, it shah be the duty of the pre-
siding Bishop to convene the house OF
Bishops, and if majority Of the whole
number of Bishops entitled to seats in
the House of Bishops shall at such
meeting give their consent the
said Presiding Bishop or senior
Bishop present shall proceed
to depOse from the ministry the Bishopso
certified as abandoning, and pronounce
and record in the presence Of two or
more Bishops, that he has been so drposed;
/ Provided. nevertheless, thatf the Bishop
so certified us abandoning shall transmit
to the Presiding Bishop a retraction OF
the acts or declarations constituting his
offense the Bishop may, at his discretion,
abstain from any further proceedings.
1t was stated By several delegates. that
the question on the confirmation of Bishop
Seymour would be put to Il vote to-mor-
row afternoon. and the sessions thenccfor-
ward be conducted openly.
Financial.
The Post says: The Rothschild-Selig-
man syndicate have made their settle
ment with the treasury for November
and December, which means that they
have sent into the treasury the $40 bonds
which have been called in, and on which
interest ceases November ! and Decem-
Der |, so that the calculations that the
treasury will have TO pay out any consld-
erable amount of gold for those bonds
will be at fault. The amount .of
called in bonds maturing November Is
S25OOO,OOO, and the amount maturing
December |, $l0,O00,OW. One of the
chief reasons for the rise in exchange Is
that securities are coming here from
Europe in considerable amounts.
1t Is understood that "a large amount Of
Erie shares are on the way from London,
AS well as the United States bond, from
German markets, the latter having been
ordered here because this is the hghrNt
market.
Private dispatches from Germany say
there is considerable uneasiness because
Of the declaration of two States in favor
Of the redreming Of United States bonds
in grcenbacks instead OF coin. 1t was
rcp0rted this morning that Erie has
closed the loan for S300O,000, in London
markets. The price will be as low as at
previous negotiations.
The shipping firm of F, +. Morgan
Sons, of South street, it is stated, is not
involved in the suspensions of San
Francisco firm, reported having failed in
consequence of resident partner there
specu!ating in wheat and ship charters.
The Beecher-TiItOn Suit.
A motion was made yesterday by the
counsel for Rev Henry Ward Bccchcr,
in the city court OF Brooklyn, that Thco.
Tilton should be compelled to furnish
bill of particulars of the damages which
he charges in his complaint. Judge Nil
son remarked that an application for a
bill of particulars in such case was
rather extraordinary, and that damages
could hardly be rendered in items. He
then signed an order to show cause, max
ing it returnable Thursday morning.
Bank Robbery.
NAsuuE. y. H., October 20.-The
Souhegan National bank OF Milford was
robbed last night by masked men Of
So, 600 in currency and bonds. The rob
bers previously visited the residence Of
the cashier and compelled him to accom-
panv them to the bank and open the safe.
Professionals undoubtedly planned the
robbery in advance. The cashier Saw
YER. has long been in tn habit OF leaving
the keys of the bank in the possession of
the postmaster of the town. whose office
is about quarter Of mile from the res
idence of SAWYER. This precaution WAS
laken BY the latter in order to guard
against such a scheme as that followed
out by the robbers. The parties engaged
in the robbery seemed to be- well aware OF
the disposition of the KEYS. and after
placing a cord around Sawy"r's neck to
prevent any outcrv, forced him to accom-
pany them by threatening to Kill his
babe in case he refused TO comply with
their demands. Arriving at the
po.tofiicc the robbers effected an
entrance bv removing pane
of elsss with diamond, and the keys of
the bank were soon in their possession.
A private letter from Fred. \. Dock
raw. to friend in this city, dated san
tander Spain. September Il, briefly mar
rates his experience Of Spanish injustice
in Cuba. and adds: Il have to-day re-
crivcd An encouraging telegram from
/ Gen. Cushing. our minister in Madrid.
Masonic Grand Lodge OF Ohio.
! CoIrMRU-. October 2O-The Masonic
, Grand Lodge of Ohio assembled in this
city to-day. The morning session was
occupied with routine business. The
! Grand Master read his annual address
which was warmly received.
Mon. l.. V. Bierce. Of Akron. deliver
I cd Nh address at the afternoon session on
matters relating to the welfare Of the
order.
Another Democratic Success.
At the special election held in this city
to-day to-day 10 I'LL the vacancy vacan-
cv occasioncd by the death of Mayor
, Kunklc. W. b. Richards, the, Democratic
nominee. was elected Mayor by n major
! i,v Of 500. There was no great excite
ment but earnest work done by the can
I didates and their friends. The vote Of
the city was about 800 short of the elec-
tion last week.
Grand Camp ofthe Order Of knight
Z hood.
CoLuMBCs. October ~ The +. W.
Grand Camp Of the Order Of Knight
hood of the United States assembled to-
day at the Hall Of knighthood, in this
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