The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-17
WASHINGTON.
THE ARKANSAS 1MBRoaLIo.

WASHINGTON.
THE ARKANsAs IMBRoGLIo.
WARRINGTON. November 10.-Tele-
grams from the Republicans received to-
day from various parts OF Arkansas say
that Smiths adherants continue srmiDg
and show determination 10 maintain
their position. Smiths Government will
be organized either at Helena or Pine
Bluff, where the Republican element
largely prepond crates. The Garland. Gov.
eminent has made at least one hundred
arrests thus lar, including the editors Of
the Republican newspaper on charge
OF treason to the State. The election Of
members Of the Legislature under the
Garland Government, at which no Re-
publiCans voted, took place October 18th,
and the election under the Smith Govern.
ment, in accordance with tho old consli-
tuition, at which no Democrats voted took
place early in November. Tho President
and AttorneY.General had conference
today on the Arkansas affairs. Attorney.
General Williams in conversation this
morning stated that nothing would be
done before to morrow when the Cabinet
meets.
DELAY0F EXECUTION,
The President has directed a telegram
10 be sent 10 the Governor OF Texas re-
1ueatlng him 10 delay the execution Of
the death sentence on Santana, until II
can be satisfactorily 8scertained whether
or not he violated his parole, the Presi-
dent believing the weight Of evidence
thus far In Santanas' favor.
WILL DE REJECTED.
The Second National Bank Of Law.
renee, Kansas, having failed to meet the
calls OF the redemption agency Of the
Treasury Department to reimburse the
Treasury for its notes redeemed, and its
deposit Of five per cent being exhausted,
Treasurer Spinner gives notice that on
and after this date the notes Of that bank
will be rejected when presented at the
national bank redemption agency.
RECEIVES NO VISITORS.
The President received no visitors to.
day, being engaged in tho consideration
OF u lot Of routlre matters, which have
accumulated upon his table, and in pre-.
pairing for work upon his message,
sAFE BURGLARY TRIAL.
The trial Of the alleged sole burglary
ConspirAtors was resumed at noon. Judge
Humphreys said:
Gentlemen OF the jury, l have an in.
quiry to mske ol you this morning. Have
any OF yOp seen newspaper or heard
anything about what has lranspired in re.
lation 10 this case since the Court ad-
journed last Friday, either in regard to
the counsel, witnesses or Judge?
All OF the jurors answered in the mega
tive.
The Judge-Mr. Bailid, you will now
take the jury out into comfortable room
and stay there until you are sent for to
bring them in. Keep together, gentlemen
Turning to tho Clerk the Judge said Mr..
Middleton has anything transpired in re-
lation to this case since the Court ad-
journed last Friday?
Clerk-Yea, sir; Mr., Hayes was brought
out OF Jail and released on bail. I was
sent for 10 take the recogniz9nce, which
was entered into by Mr.. Alexander in the
sum OF $4,000.
Judge-What was he in jail for?
Clerk-I understood it was for perjury
Judge-Have you any record Of it be-
fore the Court?
Clerk-No sir; only a pencil memoran
dunn which l made.
Marshal Phillips-He was in jsil your
Honor, and was brought out on an order
Of Judge Carter,
Judge-Whst was he in jail forl
Marshal PhiIllps-1 can ind out at tht
Jail.
Judge-Go to the Jail and get a com.
mitment and bring 1t here at once. w
will take recess tor ten minutes till thi!
information arrives. AT the expiration o
the recess the commitment was brough
into Court and read by the Clerk.
was signed by L. B. Dawson. Clerk o
the Police Court, and charged Hayes will
committing perjury In the case now a
issue. Alter il was read the Judge d.
rected the Clerk 10 issue writ and sub.
lnna decuS t:eIIm 10 the Clerk Of tina
Court, together with the persons swear.
ing out the writ, and summon them Il
appear before the Court on Wednesday
next at 2 o'clock, with the record of tha
Court, and also TO show why they shoulC
not be proceeded against for contemp
OF this Court. Gentlemen, do you wan
TO argue this case now.
The counsel consented, and the Judg(
directed the Jury 10 be called in.
MIR. Davidge desired 10 submit some in
structions in relation to the points Of thl
law.
The Judge declined to hear them a
thia point in the case, but said he woult
do so at the proper time.
Mr.. Davidge reserved the right 10 ente
exceptions.
Mr. Hill then opened the case 10 tn
jury for the prosecution.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
The Supreme Court to day rendered tn
following decisions: Woodson et al gI
Murdock et al :, an appeal from the Circui
Court for the District Of Missouri. Thi
was proceeding on the part Of the prope
officers Of the Slate to enforce an ALLEGED
lien on property OF the Pacific Railroad
Company arising from certain advance
made by the Slate 10 aid in the compile
tion OF the road. The decree was in favo
OF the company awarding on Injunction t
restrain further proceedings and it is her
affirmed.
State OF Missouri US. the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad Company. The points Ii
this case have been several times stated
The State claims a balance Of interest t
be due from tho company equal 10 tho dii
ference between gold and legal tenders a
the dates on which certain payments wert
made. The company asserted that there
was no contract for payment in gold, and