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same. not the right only. but the duty also.

same, not the right only, but the duty also,
of protecting in the holding of that faith
and the recovering Of that order, those who,
by methods before described, have been de-
plived of both and further, the Bishops of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of America, assembled in
Council, not meaning to dispute the validity
of the conservation by single conservation,
put on record their convictions that in the
organization of the reformed churches with
which we may hope to have communion they
should follow the teachings OF the canons of
Nice, and that where the CONSIDERATION cannot
be had hv three Bishops of q province, Epis-
copal or,lers should at all events be conferred
by three Bishops of national character"
The message was placed on record.
Long and Z tier Contest Decided.
WASHINGTON, October 22d.-o4e of tie
longest and bitterest contests ever known il
the United Stated Patent 0ffire was ended
yesterday by the issue Of patent to Richard
+. Knox and Joseph j. Osborne, of Caller
mia, for q process OF reducing mercury ores.
The application for this patent was filed IL
April, 1879, and the opposition to the in
venter's claim has been Constant and az
gressive in both the United States Courts
and in the Patent Office up TO the issuance of
their patent. The nominal adverse parties
in the contest were Hultnar and Scott, also
OF California, bat real party in Interest was
the New Almaden Quicksilver Mining Com
pany, which is understood to have defraved
the heavy expenses of the long contest b.
eminent counsel against the Issuance of the
patent, as it covers much OF the valuable
machinery now In use in the companys
mines, and viii undoubtedly lead to further
costly litigation and possibly heavy damages.
The patent was forwarded by A Il Evans
& Co. TO their clients by yesterdays mail.
The Baiiroas. War Brought 10 an 4brapi
CIose.
ST.. LOUIS, October 22d.-The Chicago and
Alton Railroad gave its thro5tle-valye an
other pull to-day, and still further reduced
all previously reported rates one dollar and
added several interior OHIO points to its list;
but the war was brought to an ahrnp5 close
late this afternoon by the reception OF the
following telegram:
]. C. Gault General Manager Wabash, ST. Louis
and Pacific Railroad: You are hereby ordered to
restore all passenger rates inlmg dately from the
receilt Of this message
Signed by Scion Humphreys, Hugh Riddle E. B.
Blacksto Jay Gould, Z. E. Perkins, Nn. Doud.
These signatures are those Of Presidents of
the Wabash, Rock Island, Pacific, Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy, and Hannibal and
ST. Joseph roads. All agents Of the Wabash
road were notified this evening to restore the
rates.
The Case of Agen. Berry.
DENVER (Col.l, October 22a. = Governor
Pitkin last night sent an order TO the Sheriff
of Gunnison county, directing him to take
sufficient force and proceed to the reservation
and arrest Agent Berry. In the order the
Governor Gays: If the Ute Indians at
tempt TO resist the process, they will be swept
away" The order continues: If snfi-
Gent force and ammunition cannot be pro-
cured in Gunnison, it viii be furnished from
Denver and the force should be either partly
or wholly mounted, and wei supplied with
In case of Berry's arrest, you
will be expected by the people Of the State
and myself to see that he is protected against
Labor and Capital Employed In Chicago.
CHICAGO, October I'D. Charles Randolph, |
Secretary of the Board Of Trade, has com
pleted census of the labor and capital en-
ployed IN Chicago manufacturing establish
ments, and returned the same TO the United
States Census Bureau. There are 8. 757 man
ufactories, employing 113, SOY hands, and rep
resenting a capital of over $50. 000 GOO The
number Of women employed is 1918, and
boys and girls under l6 years, 4, 797. The
value of the products made per annum is
s249, 900, 000; value of material used, 317S,- |
GOO, 600; wages paid, s27. 600, coo.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, October I'D. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train, |
leaving at 1915 P. NJ. to arrive in Sacra- |
mento October Goth: Mrs. r. w c. Farms |
worth and two children, Pssedina, CAL; Mrs. |
Q. A Jaquith, San Francisco; Mrs. III. Y. |
Willard, Fall River, Mass; Mrs. Frank |
Reynolds, Brooklyn; A. L. Maxwell, wife |
and child, Kansas City; VIM. Bunting, New |
7 ork f. G. Knight, Boston Richard Yves. !
-oby, Benioia Miss McNair, New York /: |
Mrs. W L, Morris. Philadelphia Miss Clara |
Indiana, Penn.
The Lake Disaster.
CHICAGO. October 22d.-The only addi-
sional news regarding the missing propeller |
Europe is dispatch from her owner, saying |
hat the Mellon, her tow, had not been lost, |
md is now in port at South Manitou. He |
believes the Europe is wind bound in some
place, and will turn up safe.
The Propeller Europe Barge Sunk.
CHICAGO, October 22d. = The propeller
Europe arrived in port to-day. after having
osen in the greater part Of the terrific storms
II Friday. Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
She is not seriously damaged.
1t is learned to-day that steam barge.
ldiuC uuhuonu, WIS SUNK OH 4 WO 1tlNeFS.
Wis, and about ten miles higher up, and
kat her masts are visible above the waters
'dge.
New Church Organized.
CHICAGO, October 22d.-A church has been
rganized for DIR. II. w. Thomas, to be
,nown as the Metropolitan Church. The
inst sermon viii be preached Sunday week
n Central Music Hall, in the evening.
MutiIated and Killed by a Bear.
DEADwooD ID. IT,, October 22d.-Fritz
Yolfkin, while bear hunting with two COM
'anions near Spearfsh Falls yesterday, was
ttacked by large cinnamon bear, and his
lead was nearly torn away from the shout
ers, both arms broken, the lower jaw, nose
nd one eye completely torn away before the
nimal was killed. Death occurred in few
lours.
En- Ronte for Denver.
DENVER tCol), October 22d.-The Tri1une's
pecia dated at Cline's ranch, says: Berry.
Ieacham and Hoyt, with Deputy Marshal
ninth, attorney johnson and witness Brad
haw, left the Agency early yesterday morn
lg for Denver. Commissioner Shenck and
Rree witnesses are here en- route for Denver.
repairing for The Meeting of Congress.
WASHINGTON, October 22d.-The House
ommittee on Appropriations will meet in
his city about the 18th Of November, to pre-
are appropriation bills and have them in
sadiness to be acted upon when Congress
leets, December 9th. It is expected, il the {
stimates are forthcoming, that the army,
avy, pension, military academy and diplo-
latic bills viii be il an advanced state of
reparation by the time Congress meets.
Immense Transfer of Bullion.
WASHINGTON, October 22d.-The Treasury
department to-day transferred to the bullion ,
md Of the New York Assay Office $50, O00,- /
% in gold coin, to cradle the Superintendent ,
pay for the foreign gold bullion and coin |
hich is expected to arrive soon. This makes
30, 900, 900 transferred for the payment of
reign gold since the 10th of August.
Request Granted.
WASHINGTON, October 22i. - The Post !
aster of New York having received cable
esssge from the Director of Posts at Ham, ,
arg, Germany, requesting, for important ;
lsiness reasons, the return of letter from
hamburg, now in the American mails, ad-
ressed to . business firm in this country. the :
ostofice Department instructs You .
ay, upon application OF the sender, if ap-