, 1880-01-29
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Tro s,,rc,uc Court Sustains Ecpub'
nCans.
The Supreme Court decides adversely TO
The fusionsts on each of the twenty-seYen
questions submitted and pronounce against
Garcelon's methods, saying: ''1Ae
governor and council have no right 10 sum
4.,r.1 mon person to attend and take his scar III
IL The Senate or House who, by the returns be-
, fore them, was not voted for, or beng voted
for was defeated. To summon one ior
whom no votes had been cast, would be q
deliberate violation Of official duty. 10
summon those whom the returns snow as
not elected would be equally such VIOLA
ton. Either would be intruders Without
rights in legislative body. The summons
given would be void. Grant them TINS
power ard the rights OF the people to elect
s their officers is at en- end . ..,
Justice Triumphant FusiOnists Check-
r..t mated. -u.
AUousTA Jan. l8.-Daniel T. Davis to-
day informed General Chamberlain OF his
legal election and inauguration as Governor
OF Maine, and transmitted o copy OF the
opinion Of the supreme court sustaining the
W.t legality Of the Legislature, by which he was
elected and qualified. ..,r,w f.s
~ la'f General Chamberlain in acknowledging
,,o ihe receipt Of this communication, says:
As Il is manifest that this decision estao,
fishes the legality of your election, and that
you are duly elected Governor, l have the
honor to repor. to you that I consider my
trust under special order No, At as at an
Presidential Appointments.
~. WARRINGTON, Jan. 19.-The President has
nominated James Russell Lowell, OF Massa-
esy fs ehusetts, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to England; John W. Foster,
of Indiana, minister toIsussiaS Lucus Fair
~ ,li. child of WISCONSIN, minister to Spain;
Philip 4. Morgan Of Louisiappp. minister TO
lG.e1A Mexico, and Eli II. Murray" "of Kentucky,
Governor of Utah Territory. Up u.
,,,,s. Csnsus Supervisors. ga,, s..
"- - following are the western nominations for
ii ~, oeusrs supervisors; Henry g Langley, first
census district OF California; James A. Hard-
l'it snburg second California; Alex Dunn, third
California; Charles W. Dana, fourth Cafcr-
MIA l.. Cass Csrpenrer, district Of Oolorado
W. Henrys f. eSuksaofff, district Of Oregon
Crowley P. Dake, ,Alizpna; Alex Hughes,
~ Dakota; Clinton II. Moore, Idaho;i Hugh
r4 MeQnad, Montana; Abraham s. Hpugh
New Mexico; ]. B. Hell, Utah; ,. W. Spar
ling, Washington; Howes Merrill, Wyoming
isM The chinese Question 9I
The House committee on education aud
labor held special meeting of four hours
duration yestetday afternoon which was
wholly DEVOTED to the consideration of the
0l n Chinese Question. The committee this ses-
sion consists cf Gocde of Virginia. Wallis o
Kentucky, Tilnan of South. Carolina, Nc
EN MILAN Of Tennessee, Hptchings Of New
York, Page Of California, Ballou of Rhode
Island, Barlow OF Vermont Osrner of Penn.
and VanArnim Of New York. Tilman Of
South Carolina, expressed, fhs belief that
Btn California should be aowed TO wrestle witt
the Chinese, inesrnuch as the South had tc
put up with the negrog Hutchiugs, Of New
rs York, also treated the subj ct lightly. The
remaining members of the committee agreed
that the sole thing togbs aSns was 70 pas:
tt A. the Is passenger bill in'thS same Stage las
81 t it passed the House last Congress, omittinl
the section which regtirednotce to be givel
of the abrogation OF the -fith and sixth
altbl articles of the Burlinsarne teaty-this be-
t ing the section upon which President Hayes
mainly based his veto. The bilhmIl bC
reported whenever the committee is reached
Scenes in the State HOase, ,o,
AUGUSTA, Jan, 20.--Tbs SCENES inside thC
State House during yastetday afternoon
We're extraordinary. The granite-waled ole
structure reseIpbed feudal castle awaiting
attack In every passage way from. the Sub
terranean regions up to the roof were po
licemen armed with reyoiyers. Policemen
challenged the steps of the exceedingly fev
persons who had by special favor gained ad
mttance A double guard protected tht
governors room. The spacious retanda be
low swarmed with men, and when anyone
succeeded in getting past the guard at tn,
step gate he was not admitted to the Stat
House without SCRUTINY FROM the viglan
sentries who tended carefully the locked
doors. special force OF 100 or more mel
was detailed to stand guard on the balcony
fronting State street, Vhey were arme'
with revolYers ana from ther elevated pom
in the lefty balcony could have guarded tn
steps leading from the State House agGins
n force OF 100. 7H. -'a ...
Another AGventist sensatOn.
DUBUQUE jan 2IGreat excitement pre-
walls at New Hampton, Iowa, over-e -sau
posed horrible murder. An Adyentis
preacher named Elder Buck, resides nga
there and makes a living by revealing se
orets cOnided to him, NY the spirits On
day las. Fall a neighbor hearing scream,
from the house oi Buck and seeing his vi
wrpging her tards IN agony, looke'
through the door and saw Buck Dealug hi
young who was tied to bed. Sine
that time the boy has been missing. and D
Buck belongs 10 the EaaGe class Of religion
auogir a. rf r1.v, IA