The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-21

of the club are, +. r. Hoar, President; !;
Henry l.. Pierce Richard Olney, John
Ii. Adams and W. Z. Perkins, Vice Pre-
sidents.
Government Voters.
BOsToN, November 20.-The Massa-
chusctts Labor Council state that they
have proof of the hiring of 80 men dur
ing the two weeks preceding the election,
mt an expense to the Government of Sl5,
600 per day, most of whom were dis
charged after the election, and that the
recommendations for the hiring of these
men were signed by GoOch, and that the
additional force had little, if anything to
do. The Council recommended that
their statement be submitted through the
Massachusetts, Representatives, to the
Senate and House, and special COM
mittee be appointed.
Navy Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON, November 20-The
navy appropriation bill as completed by
the House Committee on Appropriations
is for navy establishment proper, with
out reference TO the improve
mcnts of the navy yards and the con-
structiOn of new vessels. The appropri-
alton aggregates Sl7,0OO,0O0.
Safe burglary Case.
WASHINGTON, November 2O-ln the
safe burglary case to-day, Smithcrs ad-
dressed the jury on behalf ofthe defense.
Harrington said il was his purpose To
address the jury, but he did not expect to
bc called upon to do so before Tuesday
at least They had, however, finally ar
ranged among themselves that Davidgc
should conclude the arguments to the
Jury. and that he (llarrington) would
follow SmthcrS. He did not expect to
occupy more than one hour, and would
prefer not to do so until tomorrow.
Adjourned.
Cabinet Meeting.
WASuINGToN, November 20.-The
Cabinet session to-day, continued nearly
three hours. All the members except
PnStma>tcr-Gencrul Jewell were present.
The Arkansas matters were the subject
of comment. Acknowledgement Will
liams submitted kilograms from Senator
CLAYTON and several State officers in Ar
kansas, urging the recognition of the
Smith party by the Federal government
but the general opinion oil the Cabinet
was. that since their last meeting, moth
ing has occurred to alter the decision
made ut that time, namely: that the gov
eminent has not in its possession such
information as would justify any inter-
ference with the controversy in that
State.
Gov. Garland, of Arkansas, telegraph
ed to his counsel here. to-day, from
Little Rock, rs follows "Al llpcacc. No
noise, no disturbance.
Another PrIcstIy Detection.
BALTIMORE. November 20. - Francis
l.. Jaequemet, priest of the Catholic
Church, ,ha, sent his resignation to Arch
bishop Buylcy, announcing his abandon
mcut of the Catholic faith and his return
to the PRESBYTERIAN church, in which, lie
saws, he WIS born and raised. Father
.Jncquemct has been attending the young
men prayer meetings at DR.. Lcyburn :
church for the past week. and on We'd
n"sdav Announced his conversion to tn"
PRESBYTERIAN church. He is a native Of
Geneva. Switzerland, and WAS ordained
in this country in 1860. Since then he
has been "A missionary priest in this
country. Cuba and various portions OF
Europe. and has recently been connect
ed with st. Peters church in this city.
Address OF Kansas Relief Committee.
TorrKA. November 2O.-The Kansas
State Central Relief Committee, at a
meeting held in this city, issued All ad-
dress To- the people setting forth the cX-
/ tent Of de-titution in this region. and a
plan proposed for relief The address
/ states: We have sufficient proof that in
| some cases the solicitors of aid are un-
principed persons; that they are actual
| ed bv selfish motives, and that they are
/ entirely unworthy of confidence. W.
/ but discharge an important duty devoived
upon Us by appointment, when "" warn
! our friends against placing their ben"tac'
! tions in thr hands Of unauthorized, IRE
/ Sponsible and mercenary parties. Il
! there are those outside of the state who
/ desire to aid " III supplying the wants
I of our hardy aud industrious, but now
unfortunate pioneers. this committed
affords them mode through which thcil
contributions NAV be judici"usI Y applied
to them as proposed by the doners and fuI
lvaccountcd for. All persons now eli gag
ed or proposing (" engage.ln soliciting
contributions either in this State or be
vond it. upon satisfying this committee
Of their fitness for such service, vii! b
recommended TO the Executive Depart
mcnt Of the State for enrolment. Suct
endorsement made BY the Governor vii
be a guaranty Of the responsibility Of tn
party 10 whomit is granted, ard a lacI
Of the endorsement in any case SHOULD
not be overlooked by thos
TO whom application may b
made. FOR whatever contribution
Of money or supplies that may be sent t
this committee will be properly an
iudiciously distributed among the need
individuals or to local committees. ThUs
desiring more specific information con
cerniug matters connected with the relic
OF our people should address, directly, ID
secretary Of the committee, and all remit
tance. OF funds should be made 10 th
treasurer at Topeka. With emphasis "
assert that our suffering people are nc
wanting in enterprise nor courage, no
in any of the elements Of true msnhOoC
The accomplishing patience with wbic
even the women and children are endu!
ing the misfortunes that have fslle
upon them. Is nothing short Of herOi,
Our people have not lot faith in then
.elve. nor in the resources Of the State /
which they live. lntheir behalf we COT
fden:Iy appeal to the liberality Of thu'
who consider il privilege 20 minister
the wants Of the suffering.
[Signedl l. ; sIAvEE
Lieutenant GOrern0r ana PrSsiGsHf Of u
= Kansas CsHtrai Reii>f Committee.
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