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n,' liz r.1s' sts%ats stsihss fsphs s psass s,:s
koop osdcr. and the gcntIoman from Iisrdln
st n"Isn ss an tsnough t. ho sa1l fro@
Laughter. trica Of 'rhasa ao!" anil groa.
cnnt1slnn. amidst which tho shock Ut hair dinRp.
rcnrch from view.
When order was rrHtosoa. Moore, Of Adams.
Democratic, Introduced bill for tito repeal af
tim ltoGintry net Of 1874, which paasrtl first
rcalinI: md wns refcsrod Tile blu abolishea tho
I,urkc, in the Aenntc, introduced tsi1l repsn1-
iuE tt,d Normal University not and turning l,o
grounds and buildings over for tho lsso Of feeble
minded children. Hodges. in tie Aenasc. tntlo.
nrca,o Of land mid erection Of buildings for
an asylum for tin Hame, Tho ouly other Senate
hill oI aMy IMPORTANCE introduced was that Of
Thompson, Of Cook. with regard to the transfer
OF property. 1t provides tilnt whore q lessee
sublots the premises aud himself nftorwnrl pur.
chnsc8 the fec tho covenants Of tho lease shall
| not 10 lost in tl.o merger. .-...
Notice Of contest Of tho scat OF Mhrshaf, Re-
publican, Of Will, WAS fled by q. Ehrfng, lnfEe-
pendent, and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittcc.
THE OUTRAGE 1sE:foIuT1oy.
It is let ont Tonight That in tho original draft
tho following succeeded the words profound
slgnlficnnce !" "Endangcring tic Inability OF tile
folms Of government established BY tho several
States of our ncpubllc, and tic rormaneuco of
tho safeguards OF our civil liberty" This clausn
Was struck ont by tho enlightened Democrats
through toar Of alternating tho faitorIng 1ntto-
pondents. Tho latter are suspected Of n deeiro
to wait for facts hefofe pronounclug the LouiBi-
ann business MI outrage.
AND TIE 0RAHGERa CAME ALSO.
| To further enharrnHs speaker HalneB and
complIcato the aituat[on, tho GrangeEH, now In
State Convention horo, aro demanding rccognt-
tion Of tho Independents n tho appointment OF
committees. Tonight they held caucus and
| appointed . committee to urge upon tho Speaker
that Ohalsmanships be given to 1nombors named
by them. Among these, II is reported. are
Armstrong, IIorrfngton, Mccoy. Moore. Of
/ Adams {who was Chairman Of tho Dcmo-
/ cratic House cauous}, Ifaling, Of Ford,
| and Jack, Of Macon. The spenkor will not
| announce the Committees before Thursday, till
which time there will bo vast deal Of wranglng
bctween and among independents, Bour6ons,
| and enlightened Democrats
tConnEcr1oS.-1n my message Of Saturday
night tho types made mo Say, ''Cnnfield. Dsmo-
crat, moved tho resolution eecting Paddock
Third Assistant C1ork Of tho sonato," 1t should
laye read Robinson, Democrat" Canflcld
is etanch Republican. an.-CoRnEsroHDEAr Ta1D-
| UNE.1
, 1875-01-12
THE VICKSDURG INVESTIGATION,

TESTIMONY OF coLoREp pEop1y,
V,cu.n,,nr. M,sH.. Ian II 1-Tbs cn,on,;tto.
49,, ~. ,,,nr,,,1o ,r,,. Th.,nr ~. rn'.''''
INV .4'l1 ~, ulu9 10 eun1'1nan ~, eopsor'
announced 'aas tho committee "oniu cio5o ia
sittinga In VicksbuEg on "Wednesday at II
o'clock. George Walter. colored. tcstited Pro-
cod;nn thu anrnat a1oction ha uaa nootatr,r i,
49, sss s,as ..t.o1a, - H. a.s...'' ~.
'A'' a1a.o" =. ~, 1ne" Pas'oi'" 4no n1ee.S. Men
came to the Third Ward rcgiatrat!on-placo viii
arms. Soma colorod mon told him they wort
ufraid to register.
Catherine Wiggina testified: Her house IL
tho city lad been broken open by meu searching
for guns, who TOOK S24 received as pension.
,nonsy. ,
uopsge stith, colorod Justice Of the peacs,
tcstidod tLat Cook. TolcB, aud Shepherd, who
we're taken out md killed near Hainea' DluiI,
wcro members Of ha club, and woro not 1u tht
fight hero. He had left tllofe through fear.
Jano Shield swore that her house Was searched
for arms. aud trunk robbed Of s5, and her J1fa
throatonod
Hamilton Slaughter and George Jones, colorcd
stated that thoY were taken from tie house oj
tho formor, near the Jackeou road. the day OF
tho tight, together with thros othel
negroes, and marched q fBho,t distaurt
from the house by party oi
mounted mon, who shot SLAUGHTER in ths
shoulder aud tho latter through Tho ar,p Jack
Barlow, with them, being killed outligtt. Thoy
ran and made their esrapo, but Jones' was slight
" wounded in the back whi]o running,
rE1Eu cuospY,
, 1875-01-12
FORElGN.
Don Carlos Win Continue HostiIities
Against the Reigning Gov
ernment.
German War-Vessels Agaiu Ordered t,
Spanish Waters.
The Army Bill Under Consideration in
the German Parliament.


SPAIN.
RECENT ENGAGEMENT.
MADRID, Jan. 11.-In M engagement In the
Province Of Valencia, tho Government troops de-
tented the Carlists. the latter loHng forty killed
many wounded, and forty prisonora
Tie Spanish Orders Of Charles the Third, lsa-
bella, the Catholic, aud Mario Louise hsyo been
re-establiHlcl.
MovLMENTs OF GERMAN war VESSELS.
LONDON, Jan. 11.-The German men-of-war
Nautilus and Mbatross, which recently left the
Spanish waters, have been ordurod back to Ban
tander.
King Alphonso Will enter the Capital on Thurs
day next.
DON CARLOS.
It is reported that Don Carlos Ia determined
OIL vigorous prosecution OF tho war, uotwlth-
standing the restoration Of the monarchy. The
Government will accordingly direct the resump-
tion Of activo operation, against him In few
days.
Herald Cabs Srecfdf.l -.
LONDON. Jan. n,-.Don Carlos has issliod
proclamation dated ut Ills headquarters at Vera,
Jan. 9, In which be 6Bys that, az tho bead OF tho
Spanish Dourbona, 10 contemplRtes with pro-
found sorrox tho attitude Of his coueia Alphouso,
.wbosa iuexporience has led him to consent to
being tho instrument OF the san1o PERSONS who
expelled him aud 1lia mother. Notwithstanding,
he makes no protest. Tho dignity OF himsoH
aud army Is fs ouly protest. lie ayers that ho
will 1emaiu faithful to his holy mission, and
keep the 1lag uustainod.
, 1875-01-12
INDIANA.

.e.'ss 1's'1.'' ''s ,,."a eIo e;,',".,.
4so1AsAfoAls, 'an' AA'~-4ne Aes'h'a'ute 1oaS-
aomblod thia afternoon. In tho Senate large
number Of bills weIo introduced, tho moro prom
ipent betnr In nhn1i.h arand Jrriea, creating a
nvra.,, ~ s.,,;stioa. ~ 1-ovort t,a srrot,,t-
oulu"o =. ,',.a ~ pn. po,o.s Nv "Fre'A 1:
a1oat u 1e4a''sss u oaPesinsenuen'e W n4lecF
ore Of any State institution to Office in
thu oxnensca al tia nresout Ieris1a.uro.
;Iao,a<;,,r, illo,.1 .t,o o,.,.o j., rpo,,,,.so-v
"e.'a'!us 'nosa' wv t'aue' ~ pu4soo.'
notes regarding the coiicctton OF @ttotney-teesi
repoaling tho 1aw for 10 per cont interest on
mortcacos: mixing ralisond -stockhodors liable
for iii wori, narformcd nm TIM rad. allowing
'oA ~, "'AA fo.A"c" W 'Ae - h
apPeAl ~ e"oe VI apl'o'l''"eps oA 4'oeel'o1'. TO-
1utring o'hcors TO account Tor interest On loan6
or deposits Of public moneys.
RESOLUTIONS were a]so passed. asking Congress
~ ,,s, ia,r ,,,,,,,s sIe.isn,, ,r, o.a
" e''os = ~" b-''as ~. ,..
s'or OF 90 pef MONTH anu also 1ot tao Improve
ment OF the east fork of White River.
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
In tim 1Jnuaa snnaker Tur,to annonncnd thn
,,andina ra,n,n;ttoas nav;s - E,o,. 10
s."no'ns ool',tA'"eeA' o@F1s. VI Ii'so' ~
Chairman OF tho Judiciary Committee. Tn
Ways and Means, Caldwell, Of Clinton. Heller,
OF Fort WAYNE, on Affa,ra Of Stale Prisons,
1'ureon. ri 1,u1aski, m gwamn Lands. 1urson
t. 80 Tnaonsnaart h,,. 10 "ot.d ,s3. .,,a nn,na1
cpaa ~ Inv. y S.Su ~ W ta v
road Committee. The Republicans have ons
ChaIrmanBhip-on Roads, Kennedy, of Mont
gomeEy. the Oldest Republican In the House.
THE pESuNclAronr nEsoLuTtoss.
House plunged into tue discussion of tho rcHo-
lutions donouncing the action Of the Govern-
mont in Louisiana, sixteen Rpeechoa being ma1e,
eight Oh either side. Kennedy Of Montgoul-
Eepublcans, and Davis, Of Floyd. made the best
Democratic speocEl. The resolutions we're Passed
, 1875-01-12
The C0nvtCts In Tho Nebraska Prisol
0vcrpower Their Guards.
They Seize tho Armory and Hold
tho Warden's Family
as Hostages.
Citizens About tho Prison Attempt II
Recover II.
United States Troops On the Way
to Lincoln.


.srtefai Dispeteh Ia Tie Chteaao Tribune.
LINcoL. Ncb.. Jan. 1f.-Qreat excitement
rraynlls hero over tho attompt to escape Of thp
prisoners In tho State renitentiary miles south
ri this city. Bouo flftoon convicts, headed by
tho notorious Vim. McWatess. by procoucer.cd
arrangements, soizcd tho guards, disarnicd them,
Bhot onc In tho knco, soizctl tho Warden'a vito
and children. and imprisoned tlienl. Tim con-
vtcts then captured tho armory. containing
tho guns a.,l ammunition, md Imprisoned those
conyicta not participating in the atrair. Word
waA brought to the city, aud over 800 ctt[zons,
armed with revolyera, suot-gnns, rifles. etc..
went ont under tho command Of sheriff Mo
tlary, Marshal Cooper, aud others Tho con-
viots wnitcd till dark, hoping tho atYalr
wAa secret, and expecting to escape in
Tho dasknoss. They su4aen1y found themselves
surrounded by tho inilikin. somo firing on both
sides engued. Warden WooIhurst wns on b,,s-
ness ~ the city when tho revolt com,noncpd
Mrs. Woodhurst was confined in q front room,
and when tho citizens wero appearing
baruly shouted, "Look out tic conylcts
aro coming out; and will push tho guards in
ansl shouted: "1eIl Woodhnrst'. .'F' whan i isho
and immediately afterwsrd shot was
ing. 1t is feared Ais Mrs, OIL woodIurst S ousa @as
killed by tho conEicts. At last accounta
all the congicts lad been liberated and dressed
in eitizen's clothes. Many apprafcd iu tho yard
ard carried timbers into the building as though
they intondei to stand alego. MoWaters,
leader Of tho revolt, was sout up from Ottos
County two months ago, fol: murder,
being the third he Ia known ta
have conlmittod. lilo is noted dcspcrado.
When ho knocked Deputy Warden Wolos down
to-day, on commencing tho revolt, he said:
Twenty ono years is worso than life tliH IL
lifo or nothing" The citizens surrounding the
prison arc poorly sr1ned. Gov. Furnas has tele-
grnphetl to Omaha for United Statea troops, aud
| lilly soldiers nre OIL the way here.
.... ITO ths 4 ssociaitd Pftss.l
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 1i-Dispatches just roceiv.
cd from Lincoln state that, at Is minutes before
this evening. tho convicts In tho State Peui-
teutiary at that place rebelled and took posseH-
| sion Of the armory. They Iavo driven out all
| tho guards, and killed one. Orent excitement
| prsvnils iu consequence.
later dispatch says that tho convicte are
firing out Of the windows at tho militia, and have
shot throo men, Hundreds of people with arma
aro going out. Mrs. Woodhurss, wife Of tho
Warden, and family, arc in tho prison.
, 1875-01-12
tfECpLATt0NS.

spte,u. Dispatch 10 The Cj.scade Tribune.
MADISON, Wis. Jan. ia large number Of
the members of the BonAto and Assembly, and
not few of the ''Ihlrd IIouae," including can
dtdates tor legislative places, arrived tho af-
tesnoou and evening trains, and are exchanging
views, and aecking 10 arrange things for
thsuase1vea or frends, making things
lively about tho hotols. Ascertain
able probabilities may bs proguoatlca.ed
AZ follows; In the Assembly, Frod ". Howe, Of
Qzalkee, 4 prominent German, aud long a
Democratic loader, but 4 Republican aincs tho
Democracy adopted Grce'ey,~a man OF large
legislative experience aud parliamentary
sksi'.-hss lits'a opposition for Speaker.
though several otlers hayo been
named. For Clerk. Col. Il. n. 6lfonB, +
wounded soldier OF the Nineteenth lsogl,nont,
appears to leat1 L. ". Young, Clert for several
years, aud luteated for Secretary Of State on tho
Republican ticket In 1873, aud L. u. Hills, for
eaycral years Clerk Of the Bshate. j. W. Bracket.
OF rAnt County, sco!ns Ia be- ahead for Sergeant
at.Arms. In tho Senate there is Hl,nEp conteat
for the Chief Clcrkship between the Hon. 4. j.
Turner, editor Of tho Portage Register, one Of
rottics OF lie State, nud Freterickb y. Douuet. of
Delnit, an estisnAb!e young mail, who has had
considerable experience ~ Uookkceper aud
Assistant Clork III tho Assembly, who commenced
operations to secure the place Lost spfinE, For
place most acceptably last wiutor, soenas likely
! to bo reaptnillnteu.
THE uNr.ED STATES bxNAr,RsHlr.
Headquarters for ttas frienda Of both CaEpe1l-
ter and Wasl'buin haye been taken at the l'atk
Nutoi, but tllerc ayo teen no now developments
~ Set On tue hcnatorhlilp, except All occasiollal
! meuber turning up here Oh tho opposite eda
| from that where hs has boon confidently count
, 1875-01-12

DEp11N, Jan. 11.--In tic Reiol,stag to-day tho
Landstur1n bill passed. its second roadlng. Tho
nost important clause, which giEos tho dovcrn-
maat power TO supply tho !audwchr from tho
laaaBturm, wss sgreol to by vote Of 17G to 1Qi.
Members Of Tho FortschGltt aud Centre voted
with tho minority.
WORD FnoM BtsMincK.t
LONDON, Jan. la,-G q. m.-The Times this
Morning says it has reason to be!ioyo that Prince
DiHmarck las lntlmatod to Spain ti,at tho Cor
man Government will defof tho recognition Of
King Alphonso until decree euspeadsng tho two
Protestant newspapers and closing tho protes-
taut chapel in Cadiz ls repealed.
, 1875-01-12
ed. Caucu.os to nominate Legislative of!loers
will ha lod tomorrow eyenfhg.


NllCFtlNaN.
SENATE CoMM1rrtEA APPOINTED.
Special Dsshdtrh to The fhtcaon tribune.
JANs1Sa, Mich, Jan. 11.-Tho 1touaes arc now
atnoht full. Edwin Il. Hanson. OF Wayne, was
appointed Assistant scrgoant-at-Arms. A rca-
olution WAS introduced III tho House asking Con.
gress to make an appropriation for tho improve
mont OF st. Ioe Nonton 1Iarbor, anil Now 1'ut-
fAlo 1farboru. Il waa road tuiccI An attempt to
SECURE standing committees on State House Of
Correction and Liquor Tranio failed III Tho
ltollRo. 4 litttc miscellaneous business Was
done, atll both Houses adjourned till morning.
Tho following standing committees will be au-
noinccd Ia the Sonato tomorrow:
Appropriations afd Ftaanee-Bnica, 0s,'orn, Affair.
t4ai"I* amt acknowledgement, Murray, Corri.
Matt .iVUira-Janes, Eelsor,, Morpe.
,iafjrihfy-t'ray, Talr1!cr, Wnbtnr.
tiafrai Hffatona-tlaryey. l5oteH a1rtlcn.
Lnsafio,.- Warren, Tho'n!aotl, ii',ntlns,!on:
Public Iaade-Norsh, tray. FIsh.
ji,aa. and Bri lies-Atlair. Ioner, ,Hawkin..
tonntxs a'1a To,'nshirs-stitscli t'rc;srl Derrsck
-trrtcnltnre-Woo1. Murray, 1,al,cacx.
.'tehanteai intereste--torri. Jcnts, Hawkins.
i&tiine Observation-Disclosures, North. lierrok.
Lnn,ttr Ihertsts-WclIer, Nelso,,. 1>lvid.
tislinq 1atrrcss- David, Mitchell, ttorrt.
fsnu'. Rte,r, and Haroer mn'prmt'ns-1leaned.
l,iniu7 inte,ssts-whltc, woot Murray.
hss'Io" aud Bsltro|eaee--rcnnctt, Greuscl, Thomn-
Ho,.
im'nfaration-- -1,abcoek, dreueel, Thompson.
}t.AHrnnce--Thpn,as, 1rrrey, Wiitr.
ftiatfhH-CoDh, fancher, ThompAnn.
SLATE iTf.on--Nelson, Jones', btclen.
Ist{orn. SehooI-Nosth, Boies, willie.
Insane dsytnm.--T Thompson, Cook, Adalr.
j)taf and Dumb Asysunl-Wela, tieryey, netlneli.
.fgrfeuitaraI Coltqe-Murray, Cook, lanc.9k.
- En.rernty a'd Normal schooIs-ThonIas, Wood,
Huntington.
State Futlie ScAoois-Jenka, Mitchell, FiRt.
GtotTrai sin r.y--FiHflt Wnrrctl. lEure.
Sate Cupitot and Public 1Aidags--tireuscl, North.
Webber.
htats Lfofary-Thoman, Webher, Cook.
T;rptrihH Lans-I1awkins, Fanc'lcr, Jones.
Constitutional Observation-Disclosures, Cook.
Morse.
j'oIs-0sborn, Boes, Fish.
E,!Grossnleht-" Warren, Wells, Cobb.
lfscetaneous Erpe,lses-GczToy, North. Adair.
Tho following ara tho Stato Board OF Visitors
10 ths univorsity Of htic5Fan for Tue collegiate
water; the Hon. n1oreau =. Crosby. Of Grautl
Rapids; Dr. George r. Andrews, Of Detroit
, 1875-01-12
OHIO.

YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1t.-1n the House to-day
hills wcro introduced to provide flhc Of G5n1
and sixty days imprisonment for receiving or
concealing atolen property valued at :'35; for
bidding agricultural sociotios mortBaEing or eell-
Ing fair grounds purchased in part by q county.
In the senate, the. House bill passed auttoriz-
ing counties to support poor children In tho
County House.
A bill was introduced making the law regulating
the speed OF railway trains in cities apply to
towns of 1000 inhabitants and oyer.
, 1875-01-12

Arrivals mt American and European
k'0rts-Tfie accident to the Stenm alllp
Aubotstortt-A All Important COrrcC-
tlOlbs
L1yEErooI, Jan. 11.-Steamships Java and
Wcttpllalia, lroul New York. have arrived ont.
Ngw Yong, jan. 1l.-AsIiyoJ. steamer Erck,
from HtAttin .'
, 1875-01-12

Do1ner has not only aenzo in horaos but horso-
se,,se. liz !as dropped Heecier trom tAe Leetts'
aud employed Airs. Jessie u. Fremont III. hla
like iss od.:,me pitb, Mrs. Fremont would
grace anything. from neHspapsr 10 White
House."
, 1875-01-12

sf,aetdf r{&p4tth to fh1 GHfta1o TFjhuHs

iapeeial WspaEtb % I'h1 CHfcaao TT1buat.
fl. pAut, Mini. Jan. 1l.-TAo resldopco Of A.
Fay and tho Methodist parsonage at Woals, on
the Southern M1nnesota Road. burned Saturday.
NO insurance. The minister lost hls library aud
most Ut his household goods.
, 1875-01-12

IxnhgDoaNE, Gus, Jan, ll.-ataesou College
waa burned this morning. Loss, 100000 In
surauce, sa8,t00 No lyua we're lost. The p1-
pila saved lLoir personal onects.
, 1875-01-12

dpsetat iAspath tn Tie tlttcaea 7ttbunk,
JAoKsoavlLLr, ILL.,, Jan. 11.-The Hubbard
lIouss, u. oAapIu, 10 mica west Of hero, burned
last night. Tho furniture was mostly saved.
Tho house WA owned hY Frank llogau, and
occupied by T. Hubbard. Partly iusurcL
, 1875-01-12
MURDERED.
Discovery of the Body Of
Frederick Ruetz.
Robbery Tho Probable Motive Of Tbs
Crime.
No Glow to the NIurdcrcrs~

Ono Of the foulcst md b1ackest crimes which
has ever boeu perpetratcd In this city was COM
mittcd somo time during Sunday night or yes
tcrday uoruing. Tho murdered nlan is Fred
erck Ruotz, 4 German md a wldowor, IS years
old, whose DWELLING was at No. 113 1Iurlbut
etrect iu tho North Division, and thoro is not
tho slightcst doubt tia. 10 was
Kir.1Ep ron THE PURPOSE OF nonDEny,
for ho WAS man in good circumstances aud waB
In tho habit Of carrying considerable sum Of
money with him.
ats. Ruetz's body wns discovered about 8
o'clock Yesterday morning, lying between two
piles Of ratlroul Hes. opposite tho lteight depot
Of the Chicago 4 pacils l:a'I1Sad, on Cherry
street, some distance north Of Chicago avcuuo
aud west Of fIalstel street, Two men who wero
unloading tics first eaw tho corpse, and on Mt
tempting to raise 1t up found it
FROZEN TO THE EARTH.
0flicer' Wli1lon, who lives III tho vicinity, Wa5
Immediately notified, and, in company With au-
other policeman, took charge of tho body aud
had /. removed to Chicago Avenue Station. An
examination showed that
DEEP CASH
lad been cut with au AK or Aatcnet III the lett
side OF tho head, cloaving tue alul,ch hat which
deceased h&d on. The head Wps ilosry hesercd
from tho body by another wound Acrpea tho
neck; this was evidently inflicted With q shatp
khlte' oh the coat wore tho lmpfanth VI
4 uLoopY KsIFE-HLADE, -.-....-.
Which make it appear tlat tho murderer Or mur-
derers had wiped the weapon oil after commit
thug tile deed.
Up to o'clock this morning
No oLEw .
Lad been obtained OF tho murtlorers, for 1t Ia
thought there wero two or 1nore. Friday last
Mr.liuctz Ind SOC on his person, and his sons {ho
bus throe) believe that when murdered ho had d
larger sutn. Tho aforementioned amount was
what oae OF them lust saw him have.
it wns by ono OF his tenants 1t his house on
liurbut streas. Sunday eyening between anl
o'clock. He then remarked, in pleasant toaa
that ho was "EoinG cut to spark tho widow
mud that he Thought he would marry her." It
Las ei1.co beou learned that ho nade the cou-
templatod whit to tha widow, and it WAS on hia
retuiu ho1newasd that ho was murdered,
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uourv.nvnf,,nv or +, fa.unntic Srt.,c.
-,
, 1875-10-08
et shiss, sad tho Gospe. haf put him thcsn tassh.

As h teaching, tho missionaries Rucetedel aftrr
long srnggln III starting tay .schools, and thera
wsrn between thirty and hfy Of than. Thny wera AT
taught by mattress who lad bcnn converted. There
uhre eesdrs twn stntnArteA where young mrn wsra
educated for missionary work. There rep-
naf1y ordained ministers and lty prcacierN Many cf
them vera most excn1inn 4tt l,nltnr preaehen
than any Of the nishiunnfjos, owing 10 irtr command
nt the fangusAr and their knowledge of tho lnAnnera
ot tho country.
THE ABr. Dn. CALHOUN
fola ha ah1tfd add but few words IN What had been
Faid. flo hoped that he Christians who had listened
to those tiing1 from distant land xontd 10 fradcr
than before 10 give Of thrir abundance for ths con-
yct,ion Of The htahen souls. Tho Fpoaker had lived
in 1e land where this 4ospe! had tta rise whcre Cret
was slain and ross FROM death. The sano truth waa
ryticnt Of that country Of Nata-the rrone xetn
devoid Of religious principles. JcruraFelu was nov
lighted with kerosene oil fton America. Frt rnnny
ernturns not copy Of tbs billie wAa 10 lc found in
Palestine. Not until 1917 wcro tho Scriptures seen.
Now they wors printed in thn rollo1ai Arabic. and
tln people Of the powerful city wtrp indebted to
America for thtH AZ fnr stc kcsoscuc oil. 8chrnfs
were establiahci everywhere In tho provinces. inr
nearly forty st.FF It had bcen thu ptlsf'rEurf ths
sleafes 70 pfcaeh the Gospel 10 this r"op!r mad .e
life eouli hasn lIo hoped that he might e permitted
in hist vunscrtu land, null whllr pursuing his MIR
slonars rocat,on The speaker in conclusion, tolat.
mn aneciuto II a fcw Enxtan1 Ert who gathered
AckteborElcA oErFT 5caF and aro tile rrtcena 10 tho
American Board lie cntlct upon al present to bring
In their huckctorries.
Tho e1ercitc7 c1uScL With prayer and ths singing
Of tlS lokopRy,
, 1875-10-08
to order by Mr.. ]. Y. Farwo1,. Who stated lint
the ob)oct was to determine what action aliould


THE Aoonr INVITATION coMMIvTEn.
hlr. II. q. Bpofford, Of tho Committee 10 invisc
brother Moody, submitted lila report It
waa TO tho effect Tint when tho CnlnmlItoo
Haitad on Drothcr Moody. thry found him
uncoomittot, but that tc scented dssposod 10 20
to Philadelphia, because there tho pastors wcro
moro nearly united, aud enitablo building ccnld
b procured for holding tho meetings. SIr.
Hpotrord reported that wl,llo there Was probably
no place nrolhor Moody would 10 we'll like to
come to N Chicago wore matters In readiness
here, he ts.) soon got tho impression that there
wAs httlo reason to expect Drotllcr Moody at
Chicago soon. Drother Moody Slated to Tho
Committee that tAote weso 1ozon or fifty
ministers III Chicagn who could preach better than liz
hat tht trnubt was they couldn't unto OH my Ghi-
out.tIc. lie sugscstei lhat daily union sfscrl,oou
rayer ting Y tnsu9uraed as .h: best beginning
tlcsa eerns: That tbs churches Rve up all telr week.
day meetings aud he hia Hunay actnga. 40 ahat for
The thirty day. thry Al might etntre on ono punt
Mr.. S{laGnrd ntsiGt that le thought IL NalIh bo
good thing 10 begin nnion prayer meetings in tho AZ
noona in The hiE hsii. say week after nc.s.
Mr. F.rwol suggested I'st QUO Of th' main points
VIA whether they should send fnr uI:e 10 load
THE AFTERNOON NEErlSH4.
htr. Tnh King aaid 70 rc.c ths lua.sc. tho r'cnt-
snas should bs hcl In thu osfuing nasead Of ia Tho
llr. f4rwc1I stated that thu especial ojoc. Of tLe
af!ernoun meetings ras to interest sna unite tho
onn 1s,,st ~ icatn IN ~. hnn.s ~ 4n,, ~ ~
10y IN n y.rnna
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n.tt 1.h.. ~ .h ., A.. rA.4,.. - ~.
cetII,r ~, Mon,,y ns,t 1hat ,nton Tcrrtrrs ta h.i
Al FarSei Hail eacb nfrrunnn al i u',iork-ths n,r-
Vices during lin ssrica 10 hc conuci lr toto une
neraon -
un " n vr,,a
ttd M. III. ira n,r..soovv ~ IL, re.otpt,on Tb,
Committee had ootser naks tne Es,o!utinn ' ss saases;
ILL.,, M Nh " q IL @ ,; oe,o ~ fh st,n
Ssv r.. nt'i". in nssnr. n.soIImy ~ c.iis5 I'm
10y !or "nisn ~ pssetts - ns ~
~ t. ~ oa,., u ahwI,"siv rMSnT = 80 mi
1M;oa Htoa." iiH,. - viz u the Co,,njttc. fot
.hst t,~ .nro -asdv for IN ,sert tkrv ahnuii mt