The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-03
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gates present; also of the attendance in
the galleries. A message from the house
o. bishops was read expressing approval at
the approaching union in sympethy be-
tween the RussO-Greek and this church
hoping for further intcrcommunion be-
tween both churches, was concurred in.
The report of the joint committee to pre-
pare n new dictionary for week days in lent
come up for action, together with the mes
sage from the house of bishops, recon-
mending that the table of lessons reported
by the Joint committee should not be adopt
ed until the next meeting of the general
convention, provided that the bishops of
each diocese should approve it. The fol-
lowing amendment to the message from the
house of bishops was offered:
Resolved, That the dictionary for lent,
! together with rogation and cmber days, as
proposed by the house of bishops, is here
by approved as an addition to the prayer
book, and that 1t be made known by the
secretary to the conventions of the several
diocescs of this church for final action by
the next general convention.
The amendment to the amendment was
offered that there be added to article eight
of the constitution the following clause
Provided. however, the dictionary may
be changed at any time with thel concur
renee of both houses in convention.
The message from the house of bishops
recommending the final adjournment to-
morrow evening at half-past seven was
concurred in unanimously.
A new diocese has been created out of
New Mexico and Arizona, and Rev. DR..
bishop.
The conference committee on dictionary
reported an amendment to the eighth arti-
Gle of the constitution giving the conven-
ton power to amend dictionary from time
to time. Report adopted and committee
on dictionary continued ultil next general
convention.
The committee on canons, to whom was
referred the matter of disputes between
the congregation and their ministers, re-
ported in favor of establishing board of
arbitration to inquire into existing differ
ences and submit decision to the congre-
CATION. which, if they should not agree to,
the congregation should be withdrawn
from representation in convention.
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no action was taken in this.
GEN. SMALLER ACCEPTS.
Gen. Alexander Shalcr has telegraphed
to Chicago his acceptance temporarily OF
the position of consulting engineer to the
board of fire commissioners of Chicago
CUBAN TRUCE.
A Herald special says Estella, Spain
Oct. 2S-via London, Nov. 2.-Three Gu
ban delegates have arrived at the Carlis
headquarters, authorized by the Madrit
government to propose general release o
prisoners on both sides with the purpose o
sending them to Cuba to qucll the insurrec
ton.
Don Carlos is willing to release the re
publican prisoners on these terms, but re
fuses to agree that the Cariist volunteer
less at their own consent. He canno
sanction their compulsory transportation t.
distant and unhealthy country.
BLooDsIIED FEARED.
The Tr.bune's dispatch says detail o
the McEnery militia has been made to pre-
serve the peace at each lolling place. TIL
stores generally will be closed. In til
present state of the public mind it is diff
, cult to perceive how the day can pass will
out more or less bloodshed.
sToKEs-HIs CONDITION AND COMPLAINTS
A correspondent has had an interview
with Edward S. Stokes at Sing Sing. III
) hair is now snow white, and he suffers tel
ribly from asthma He complains abol
his lot and declares himself innocent of I'll
charges against him.
BARBARous WARFARE.
y The Spanish correspondent of the Time
says the fighting at Behotic was undeni
bly, "without quarter on either side.
saw one Carlist soldier being dragged in
wounded state, in the direction of bridg
n his leg had been smashed and couple
a republican soldiers were dragging hi
Ii along by the wounded limb. AS the par
|, passed one or two republican soldiers ne
L the entrance to the bridge, he was strut
If upon the head with the butt end of rii
l. and killed upon the spot.
l. THE LOUISIANA ARRESTS.
The Herald's New Orleans dispatch
last night says: The war department h
approved of General Emory's action
stopping the arrests made by Merrill
U his own affidavit, and will decide upon I
IS question OF Meri,l's violation of orde
Is when all the reports and correspondent
D. which were mailed on Thursday rea
Washington.
THE ELECTION IN LOUISIANA.
no The radicals have stricken off the reglst
"A lists 1850 democratic voters, and abe
|, 700 out of over 5000 radical voters, viii
= filed affldavits show to be fraudulent. 7
70 whites will have twenty-five citizens
each poll to preserve order.
The Safe Burglary Trial.