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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES

The rifle club held their regular practice
shoot on the East Side range yesterday.
The county commissioners have their next
meeting at the court house, on Monday.
Don't forget the juvenile Pinafore, at
Pence opera house, this afternoon and even
ing. .iai t..
The board of equalization will meet Aug.
18th to submit their report to the commits
sioners.
The employees of the G. M. & St. P. rail
road are to have their annual picnic at Prior
lake to day.
Reserved seats for the Chicago Church
Choir company in Pinafore were placed on
sale yesterday.
The new bath houses at Lake Calhoun are
ready for use, and the bathing trains will
soon be quite popular.
The morning train on the Northern Pa
cifc road arrived at o'clock yesterday.
Some three hours late.
Scandal Lodge, Knights of Pythias, are to
indulge in moonlight picnic and dance at
Lake Calhoun, this evening
The business car of the St. Paul, Mime
apolis & Manitoba road arrived in the city
direct from Winnipeg yesterday.
delightful lawn festival was held on the
grounds of Mrs. Il. B. Clouds, corner of
Fifteenth street and Seventh avenue south
last night.
A new sidewalk is being constructed in
place of the old one on First avenue south,
from Fifth.to Sixth streets. Many more old
ones should be replaced.
May Fisk's black haired blondes applied
for the use of Pence Opera House, but Man
aser Murray, with good sense, would not al
On Sunday afternoon, at 4:3O o'clock,
there is to be children's temperance meet
ing at Harrison hall, corner of Washington
avenue and Nicolet avenue. All interested
are invited.
The members of the old Cataract Engine
company will have meeting on Tuesday
evening next to dispose of the property of
the company at auction. Some valuable
property will be sold.
Michael Toole and Patrick McNeef, the
two lumbermen who endeavored to run the
East side to suit themselves, paid 1926 into
the city treasury, being fined that amount by
Judge Cooley yesterday.
The Total Abstinence band gave another
open air concert last evening, corner Of
Eighth street and Sixteenth avenue south.
They played some fine music, and drew
quite a crowd of delighted auditors.
The contract for lumber to be used in
constructing the sluice-ways through the
public works at st. Anthony's Falls has
been awarded to Norman, Banson & Co.,
and the contract for iron to the Union Iron
works, both of Minneapolis.
May Fisk and her frisky yellow-haired
danes divided forces yesterday. The angelic
Fisk with seven of the company started out
for the small towns in the interior, while the
remainder of the company join forces with
some variety talent out of work in the city,
and will work towards Chicago.
The following named clothing merchants
have agreed to close their places of bust
ness at 8 o'clock each evening, Saturdays ex-
cepted, until September LIST, and also keep
closed on Sundays from date: R. Rees &
Bro, Sam Rothchild, Skull & Robelshek, G..
L. Levi, L. Weith, E. Bernstein, John
Ofstie, G. G. Vanstrum, E.. H. Steele.
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Juncvi,e f.iuaforc Performance.

The Juvenile Pinafore company made
their first appearance at Pence Opera House
last evening, and produced the opera in a
manner far superior to all expectations. The
entertainment proved not only novelty,
but was mastery performance, displaying
long and careful training of the participants
who have been under the training of Mrs.
Malcolm. The costumes were the finest that
have been produced here and although the
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot Of Sibley street. Ticket and Freieh
'hice, No. 43 jackson street.
Strains daily except Saturdays.

1Ifa1ns dA1ly except Saturdays.
TRAINS daily except Monday.
Palace sleeping coaches on all night trains between
st. Paul and Fargo; also between Duluth and Fargo
Passengers leaving st. Paul or Minneapolis at $40
p. m. reach Fargo for breakfast next morning and
Bismarck on the following evening.
Connection made at Bismarck with tri-weekly
steamers for Fort Benton and all points on the Mis-
souri, and Yellowstone rivers and stages for Dead
wood and all points in the Black Hills also for Fort
Buford, Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue River
and intermediate points, and ut St. Paul with trains
to and from all points East and South.
In effect May 25th, 1879.
b. E. SARGENT, General Manager.
6. Ct. SANBoRN, Gent Passenger Agent.
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cast was composed Of young children their
respective roles were carried through in
manner that would have done credit to older
performers. They were frequently applaud
ed and received numerous bouquets. The
matinee this afternoon and the last perform
ance tonight should pack the house.
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Foreign Money Market.
MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the day were received by
RTON. MOoRE g. Co.,
Co1nrn1ssion Merchants

LIVERPOOL. August /, 10 A. M.-wheat quiet
frmer.
NEW York, August /, 1900 A. x.-corn
weak. Wheat fully Nc lower.
NEW YORK, August 1, 1890 P. M.-Wheat
steady; No. 2 held ct $1.O5; no bids; No quiet;
95096c; winter wheat easier.
NEW York, August l, 100 P. x.-wheat
inactive and weak; No. held ut 81 .O5; No. tame;
9l095c; winter easier.
NEW YORK, August !, 1:15 P. Wheat seems
closing steadier but quiet.
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St. Paul Retail Markets.

BIZ. PAUL, Aug. !.
OHIcKENs-Dressed old chickens 130l6c. Spring
chickens, 36050c per pair; dressed 100000.
Eaas-Firm; fesh-laid eggs 1O0l2c per dozen.
BuTTER-Choice creamery 10000 per D.; fresh
dairy 10000: roll and print butter 1e018c; cook
ing butter 100l2c. III & 81
faU1T-App 3ssoo4.5o per Dbl; cr,nberries
608c per quart. Sc 8.
EaaIn-Blaokberries, scaroe, 2sc Per at; blue
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Probate Court.
Before Judge Rea.1

In the matter of the estate of Theodore
Thompson, deceased. Petition filed for let
ters of administration to issue to widow of
deceased; hearing set for August 25th.
In the matter of the guardianship of Char
lotta E. Folds, a minor. Letters of guar
dianship issued to William B. Folds.
In the matter of tile guardianship of Har-
low s. Gale, minor. Letter of guardian
ship issued to Elizabeth g. Gale.
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Municipal Court.

Municipal Court.
Before Judge Cooley.
Nels Anderson; vagrancy. Committed for
ten days.
Caroline Ellison; assault and battery.
Committed for ten days.
Ellen Sheridan; creating disturbance.
Complaint dismissed.
Michael Toole; disorderly conduct. Fined
1916.
John McCuel; drunkenness. Committed
for five days.
Mary McGorem; drunkenness. Dlscharg-
ed.
Patrick McNetf; disorderly conduct Fined
$50.
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IRA VEIL Frs GUIDE.
81. Ps..s Ratsroad zyn.e Tables.
81. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Rail-


way.
!. For Breckenridge, Gyndon, Fisher's Landing and
Leave. Arrive.
g: Paul. 800 p. n. Breckenridge 4:se N
Breclenridge.. 4:2o = m 81. vincent. 10 10 ~
EAsTAND SOUTH.
st Vincent. to 40 m Breclenrsds. t 10 80 pm
Fisher's Land'g q 40 m Minneapolis. 1855 = u
Breckenridge. 10 AS pm st Paul !. 80 a a.
Branch Line Trains. for ApoRs ER River 81 cloud
saqk Rapids, Sank Centre and Alexandria North.
:. Leave. Arrive.
g. g. Paul s9s e. CLOUD g'eas
MMii nns:pps: g q 4s1.nSl. 81
Alexandria $3.50 m Minneapolis. Gas q 10
g. g. Cloud Cloud. $50 m Ct Paul 1905 o.
st Cloud $50 p m st Paul. .... $40 p n
1T Paul and Minneapolis Trains
Leave. Arrive.
e. Raul. 1908 8. m. Minneapolis 7:4o . n:
q. I6ui I:45 =. m. Minneapolis $40 H
~ st =, fagi g:lO .. NJ. Minneapolis PAS III
6t Faul. IL: OO M Min'apolis I'D 80 n n
~. faM 1:l5 p. m: Minneapolis :6j = m
q. fRul. ....... 3:lO p. m. Minneapolis 40 u NJ
q. Eau! 70 :OO p. M Minneapoliss5 :38 . m
". Xanl... +5:4O p. m. MnneapolisF6 rs % m
Ut. Paul IS 20 p. m. Minneapolis+6 :55 , m
Leave. Arrive.
minneapolis. to :55 q. m. st. Paul. 80 .. 10
minneapolis 10 80 q. M. st. Paul :eO a. 10
Minneapolis. IL: As q. &c. st. Paul. /. 1920 T. m
Minneapolis. Il go p. m. vt. Paul tl:2s .. "a
Minneapolis. 40 p. n. st. Paul -. $40 D.. m
minneapolis IS :S5 p. m. st. Paul t7:lO D. 4.
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Lake Minnetonka.
re. ~. Paul. Ar. Minneapolis. Ar. Wayzata.
- 40 :. M $500 q. m. 9:t3 q. m.
sy:06 Q. m. S9:5 q. m. $40 go q. m.
I. tI 10 p. M $50 p. m. 2:33p. No.
s.o!W p. u. 1898 p. m. 1870 p. m.
+o:U p. M IS :55 y. m. 1885 p. m.
Le. Wayzata Ar. Minneapolis. Ar. st. Paul
!o:lO .. M $4,000. m. t8: go o. m.
ISI5 a. M t9 1855 q. m. tlO:3U q. IN
II no .. m. H. q. m. 1920 d. m
So:o5p m S6:36p. m. S7:15 p. IN
o:oo p. m. 6:35 p. m. 7:10p m.
Sunday trains to Lake Minnetonka
LIE. st. Paul. Ar. Minneapolis Ar. Wayzata
,SO5 a. M '9:45 9. m. 1880 q. M.
L. Wayzata. Ar Minneapolis. Ar. st. Paul
6:63 p. m. 6:38 q, M 7.l5n =,
Italy. -
Except Saturday.
Except Monday.
SSunday only
Main line TRAINS run through to st. Vincent without,
change-palace sleeping coach attached.
In effect on and after Sunday, May 25th.
JAMES J. HILL Gen Manager.
W.S.ALExANDER. General Passenger Agent.
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THE COURTS.
District Co,srf.
before Judge Vanderburgh.

Before Judge Vanderburgh.
DECISIONS.
The following decisions have been filed
with the clerk of the court:
Chas. Allen VS.. Maria B. Dayton. Motion
to open judgment denied.
Foster L. Balch, receiver, etc., VS.. Henry
F. Brown. Judgment for plaintiff for
amount claimed and interest.
Dorillus Morrison VS.. Joel B. Bassett.
Judgment for plaintiff for amount claimed.
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The Marquis of Lorne and the Princes Louise
will leave Quebec on the 9Th of August for st.
John. A drawing-room reception will be held
A meeting of the reception committee was held
yesterday, and the question of procession
caused lively discussion, some leading
Orangemen declaring that the body would turn
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TRAINS.
River Division

Through Chicago & East.
ern Express.
Through chicago h East.
ern Express. =.
Iowa and Minnesota Div
Prairie du Chen, Milwau.
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis b Kansas City FL
do do do
Owatonna Accommodated
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Ms,.neapolt, Rat,road Tome Table.

Minneapolis q st Louis Railway---short
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
NEW LINE BETWEEN MINNEAPOLIS. ST.
PAUL AND CHICAGO VIA CEDAR RAPIDS.
Short line via Burlington Running through ex-
press trains with PULLMAN PALACE CARSLEEP.
ERS TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE, 28 miles
shorter than any other route.
Chicago Express Leave daily, Sunday excepted,
II Q. m. Connects also Ut Chsska to III points on
Hastings & Dakota railway.
Passengers ct st. Paul leave by st. Paul Pacific
railroad ct 40 Q. M, connecting ct Minneapolis
with above express train for Chicago.
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Chicas,,. Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot of jackson street. Ticket
and Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and
Jackson streets. Thompson & Petsch, Ticket Agents
st. Paul. 49,
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Republican Disgust Nth DORIAN,
Washington Special, 3oth.1

TW"SH1uSuoH DpeC161, ootH'
Republicans here are thoroughly disguised
with George G. Gorham's political change of
base. They are now unkind enough to say
that George is only soured because he did
not succeed in getting good, fat Office after
he was superseded in the secretaryship Of
the Senate. He imagined that his labors on
the Republican committee last year made
him so solid with the party that he could
get any Office he asked for. The Republican
organ here says sorrowfully "Well, he makes
his own bed, and no one has right to OBJ
ject to his occupying it. The change has
been made with such precipitancy that he
has had scarcely time to lay aside his Re-
publican costume or forget his familiar Re-
publican phrases. Verify, this is changing
world.
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WHEAT.
CORN.

Wheat receipts in Chicago, 76,95O bushels; ship
ments, 1871, 191 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee lO,73O bushels; ship
ments II $50 bushels.
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PORK.
=

Corn receipts In Chicago, sos, 767 bushels; ship
ments 143.705 bushels -
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fE1ceDt Monday.
SSunday only
Main line TRAINS run through to st. Vincent without
change-palace sleeping coach attached.
In effect on and after Sunday, May 25th
JAMES J. HILL, Gen Manager.
w. =. ALEXANDER. General Passenger Agent.
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St. Pao'. $, nwater Taylors Fails r. R. Co.

G. G.. sANBonN, Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

Advocatcs ofshe of Navi.
gable Rivers in Convention At Loais
ville
Louisville. Dec. 3.-The Mississippi val.
lev river convention heard the reports Of
the committee ~on resolutions, It calls the
attention of governors ef tates to the need Of
the improvement of the nsvigable tribu-
tarles Of the Mississippi river. and toithe
address of President Understood as EN-.
sbodyipR the viewsof the Importance Of i'm
Spsovrmsnta. Il reqnes, that me governors
lay this address before their respective LEG.
islatutes, end suggest the propriety Of q
resolution to congress cmbodying the
views Of the various legislatures on the
subject. It suggests an appropriation by
state legislatures Of money to defrsy the
necessary expenses Of the commission to
carry out tie work for which It was ap-
pointed. An address Was also issued tu
oongreae. Il rccites tho origin of the coin.
mission and expresses ersNtica,,on at the
formation Of an engineering commission To
survey aud reporl 90 a sysicn FOR Missis'
s,rpt river Improvements, but the convcu'
t'on urccs that cone,css, mske ccr,sln i'm
psovemcnts Of 9pvrssisg tmpostsno,
which arc enumerated. The COY
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HATCH, Commissioner,
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
Washington, Dec. 3.-.The president
nominated Charles Beardsley, of Iowa, -
fourth auditor Of the treasury; l.. B. Crock
er for internal revenue collector for the
second district of Illinois and A. II. Jones
for the third district of Illinois.
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS.
Washington, Dec. 3.-The following Va
issued this afternoon: Treasury depart
ment, Office of secretary-The secretary Of
the treasury hereby gives notice that pro.
posals for the eale to government OF one
millions Of dollars of any Of the six per
centum interest bearing bonds Of the United
States, known o. SKIES of 1881, will be re.
ceived at the Office Of the assistant treasurer
of the United States At New York until
noon of Saturday, the eix'h inst, at which
time bids will be, opened and awardb declar-
ed. The bonds thus purchased to be applied
to the sinking fund. The proposals should
state the specific character; Of the bonds
offered, whether registered or coupon, and
under what acts they were issued. and may
be for any amount not less than $50. Offer
must be for the sats- efsbonds with sccrued
interest to and including the sixth inst, and
each proposal must enclosefa certified checi
for five per cent Of the amount Of the bond
offered the checks of unsuccessful bidder
TO be returned As soon as the result is ascer
tained, and others on the following da.
when the bonds. must be delivered.
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STOCK SOLD.
Philadelphia, Dec 3.-The city commits
sion sold its sixty thousand shares Of Penn
aylvania railroad stock at fifty, par value.
The Pennsylvauia company bought it.
CANAL boats IN TROUBLE.
New York. Dec. 3.-Nearly three hum
dred q canal boats, grain laden, are ordered
from their moorings by ths harbor master
Boatmen say the order is unjust and that
they are ordered out to make way for more
profitable customers. Each canal boat pays
the lessee of the slip fifty cents day per
vessel, and seventy.fve cents per day if he
has wharfage. They believe they are wanted
out Of the way to make way for sailing ves-
sells and other ocean crafts that pay bigger
rates. One reason the boats lie in the neigh.
borhood is they have grain aboard which
they take in storage. It is customary for
boats upon starting from Buffalo upon their
last trip to contract to hold grain in storage
until demanded. For thi, they get three
dollars per day for the first thirty days and
two dollars per day thereafter. Az all other
rendezvous are full the latest tows from Al
bany have gone to the slips.
New York, Dec. 3.-Arrived: Steamer
Abysinia from Liverpool. 4.
PARDoNED.
.a Auburn, N. Y-Wm. c. Gilman, serving
time for forgery, we'll known financial
man, has been pardoned and returns home
to attend the funeral of his wife. His
daughter, aged fourteen, died q few weeks
ago.
VIEWS ON MoRMoNIsM.
Ogden, Utah, Dec. 3.-rhe News, the
Mormon church organ, says: Don't think
the expressions of the president in his mes
sage will have the slightest effect towards
the solution Of the Mormon question or the
suppression of polygamy. The Tribune
says if the nation permits polygamous
George @. Cameron, to sit in congress un
disturbed during the present session j
deserves the contempt of the Mormons.
CANE GROWERS IN CONVENTION.
St. Louis, Dec. 3-The first annual con
vention of the Mississippi valley cane grow
ers association met here this morning will
fair attendance from the western states.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Boston, Dec. SIN Springfield, Mayo
Powers, republican. was elected by l,30
majority. The majority last year was 81
In Holyoke the democrats elected Wn
Ruddy for manyor BY 54 majority, and cal
ried q majority Of the city wards.
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A silver mug will be awarded to the ia
vorite baby ct the Young Ladies' Bazaar.
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FIRE.

Philadelphia, Dec. s-A fair was held
last night at the Presbyterian church, Broad
and Oxford streets, to defray the expenses Of
q new organ. Early this morning some
decorations caught fire and before the flames
could be extinguished everything combusti-
BILE including the new organ was destroyed,
and nothing remained but the stone walls
and steeple. The church cost $l50,0O0 to
build about ten years ago. The damage il
estimated at $780, 900, fully covered by insur-
ance.
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SICKNESS.


SICKNESS.
London, Dec. 8.-Pleuro pneumonia has
appeared in Monmouthshire.
HELD FOR TRIAL.
Labouchere is held : for trial for libel Of
Lawson on his own recognizance.
DECE1v1NG EMIGRANTs. -s
( Montreal, Dec. .3.-The Dominion gov.
ernment agents in England are severely
censured for the deceit practiced in sending
emigrants out 10 to this country. Fifteen
men Of this class are objects Of charity in
this city. 7o
GOVERNOR APPOINTED,
Constantinople, Dec. 3-On recommends
ton of the British ambassador to Turkey,
Rustem Pasha has been appointed governor
of the province of Erzeroum.
COLD WEATHER.
| London, Dec. 3.-The weather is very
cold in Great Britain and on the continent.
Dispatches frem, Rome and Madrid report
heavy snowfalls. !.
RrNDERPEsT.
Berlin. Dec. 3.-The North German
Gazette publishes u telegram from person
stating that rinderpest in Russian Poland
GOuuUVe9 W x0lu &IOuuUs AuO su1Ss su0 es
tablishment Of = military Gordon on tht
frontier by Prussian authorities; may b,
shortly expected.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE CZAR.
II Moscow, Dec. 3.-After the arrival o
the emperor last night, whilst second trail
containing baggage was on its way hither
an explosion occurred. One baggage trail
was blown to pieces aud seven carriage
we're blown OF the rails, but nobody Was in
jured. The explosives which destroyed th
imperial baggage train are stated to hav
been placed Monday evening under tn
> rails vt point over which the imperis
a train would pass just before cnterin
, the Moscow railway station. The car q
1 rived safely, however. at II o'clock Monda
, night, and the explosion occurred on tn
passage Of the baggage train half an hou
u Afterwards. The house Shere the mine v,
j. exploded has been discovered and .earc
. 10 making for the perpetrators Of Il
o outrage. No.
!. 81. Petersburg. Dec. 3.-The official q
j. conns Of the a,,en,p, TO destroy the imperi
!. train Monday night, states that Il
. ex plosiou occursed o. the baggage trA
!, was entering the Rssash quarter Of Nc
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A River. Improvement sconven-
tionA at Louisville.
Dr.matic but Unsucce cessful Attempt
to Blew Up the Car Of Russia.
Senator Ingalls, Introduces ResoIu.
tion in Favor Of Maintaining
Treasury Notes as Le-
gal Tenders.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


Washington, Dec. 3.-Henry r. Baldwin,
the new senator from Michigan, was
sworn in.
Beck introduced bills to authorize the
payment of customs in legal tenders and to
authorize the purchase Of foreign built
ships for the carrying trade. Referred.
Bayard introduced q Joint resolution
making treasury notes receivable for all
dues except duties on imports and MT 9TH
erwiss be legal tender, and any notes
hereafter Issued shall bear this superscrip-
tion. Referred.
Ingalls, offered resolution that the
volume of legal tenders shall not be reduc-
ed, but should remain legal tender in pay
ment Of debts. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Washington, Dec 3.-Under the call Of
states F. Wood introduced bill 10 repeal
the legislstton which allows, the treasury 10
refund the public debt In per cents and to
fix the maximum limit of interest at 81
per cent. 90 bonds.
Adjourned.
YEsrERDAY's RocEEDINGs-sENA1E.
Gordon introduced the following JOINT resolu-
Whereas, the project Of the construction Of an
inter-oceantc canal in Nicaragua Is recogniz-
ed as u necessity for the prosperity OF the com
merce of the world aud developement Of the
maritime and and commercial interests OF the
United States;and
Whereas, such enterprise must Of necessity be
considered as Of international utility under
the protection Of the United States, therefore
Be 1t resolved, etc. That the Gov. OF the
United States pledges itself to accord full and
and entire protection to the company which
shall be granted concessions by the government
OF Nicaragua for said interOceanic canal and will
secure to said company the peaceful enjoyment
of the rights conceded by such concession.
Referred the committee on commerce When
appointed.
Burnside called up his resolution Of last ses-
sion reatfirming the Monroe doctrine in cOnnec.
tion with the proposed Darien canal and made
q special thereon. At its conclusion an eXecu:
tive session followed
In the executive session to day 1t was ordered
to refer the nominations made yesterday to ap
prOpriatc commuters when appointed.
When the doors reopened the senate adjourn-
ed.
HOUSE.
A resolution offered by Price declaring 1t tn,
opinion Of the house that no change should b'
made In the currency laws at the present SeS
sion, was referred as was q joint resolution intro
duced by Ellis pledging the inter oceanic can a
company, when 1t shall have obtained gran
from the Ntcacuagua government.
Several bills, introduced by unanimous con
sent, were referred. Adjourned.