Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
Celebration.
NEW YORK MELANGE.s
20 II IL fa
Accident.

-sIT UI I5uTs EAucci ueeni'T s5f brR hst
.s9,u NEW YORK, Oct u. n
At the burning of the Americas Hotel.
In the Bowery, last night, lodger named
McCann was suffocated, and. two wornen
had their legs broken by jumping out of
the window. 5os 4Gd5 5irbs eV .dipoS
mn1t aosd1 10 Arrival oiai bsanuiq
The steamship City OF London, from
Liverpool, arrived this morning. zss,,iz,,d
nj The Confidence Game. Is7gt
Thomas Boyle W as arrested yesterday for
swindling an invalid school teacher of Mas
sau, Mich, named Turner out of $500 br
the confidence game. Turner was en- route
tor California for the benefit of his health.
He was robbed of all his money! s,.
Howell Cobb's body has been removed to
Savannah Steamer, and will be taken to
Georgia to-morrow for interment. z 1t is
accompanied by his family.Ifrr aids iis
-q1J To4 The Gamble Case.l..-is.,1s-r
In the Gamble poisoning grcase in Rock
land county,,- the, cross-examination of
Margaret Weinkler, the German domestic,
was concluded. OnLthel adjournment of
the court Margaret was arrested pna charge
OF larceny nj naiIdsts5 % slagibRH
yl7stfu sseT Arrested.9efgar sE5
Captain Heniken aud two of the crew of
the schooner A, C. rHavens were arrested
yCSlCIOdJ LII ccIIlllS HE W Vic fGSS6lS IO
secure insurance! They were caught In the
act.i- i-ifIss 10 nOI3ibnOo 3 vd bSgoi1onEs
ri se9F1 d9sId buShof.E sdi II .ulsf1ed
During a political debate. Saturday night,
In a bar room; in Brooklyn, William Multi
gan. shot James Bremen, because !! they
couldn't agree. Mulfigan was arrested: .
Attempt 10 Escape s'u'
Two burglars, while endeayoring to es-
from q nnlinonon in Rronklvpf or
night, fired at him repeatedly, but he re-
turned fire and captured one of them. sdt
Protestant Episcopal Conyention.
"a, In the Protestant Episcopal Conyention
this morning. tine committee on, New Dio-
ceses reported in favor of dividing the Di-
oceses OF Maryland The report was ac-
cepted. !alEsWOg eTor; btE IsiRsT9 II cd
Judge ,Coningham said he, had prepared
a canon for the consideration of the COM
mittee on Canons, to which he proposed it
should be referred. The new canon was
read as follows, of the manner OF conduct
ing divine worship:u9-r sd4 is.Tl sboa
SECTION j. No ministerial ,vestments
shall be worn during divine worship, or
when present at or officiating in any rite
or ceremony of this church, exceptingsur
plice,. stole, bands or gowns, which shall
be used as heretofore accustomed or all
regular acct ssions of worship, and at the
'ioCICGiOu VI tHC uiulSGcT may Uc uoCu d6
rites and ceremonies ald no ecclesiastical
vestments shall be worn on occasions of
divine worship or, church ceremonies by
choirs or other assistants therein; provid-
ed, this section shall not be construed to
relate to Episcopal vestments.. aoiaiiio3 3
SEC. 2. Caudlestieks, crucifix, or super
alter, so called, made of wood or metal, or
substances, shall not be used or suffered to
stand or hang over any communion table
as part of the furniture or decoration
thereof. ,-,e, ,,,,r ,g..,,: zf,,;E.cy oi3
SEC 8. Bowing at the name Of Jesus ex-
cepting in repeating the creed;i turning
or bowing towards the slcommunion
table, except so nfar as may u be en-
Joined by the Rubric; tocro make
the sign of the cross, except in, baptism;
the elevation of the elements during holy
communion or oblations of communicates
OF others, professional singing in churches,
except as provided by the rubrics; and the
use of incense in and during the conduct
ing of divine service are all declared un-
lawful. %" s2uId1 20 2jsss sIaI 81 SVf70s1
Rev. DR.. Adams, iof Wisconsin, took the
floor on the subject of the canon proposed
by Judge Coningham. He said when the
question was debated it would be debated
with all due regard for the distinctive rites
of both the low, and the high church
BRANCHES OF, the Episcopal Church., 4, 49,,
The proposed canon was referred to the
committee on CanOns TOW sehiA z tl1 JSId