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WHERE Is Johnny suLlIyAN7,

HIS Yailuss % Pat - a. ApNeaSssss
When vented - Challenge rsa
AIlsa.
New Yaax, November s5-The failsrs of
John l.. Sullivan TO sppear at Harry Hilrs
the othsr night caused tsurprise. among
the spostiDg fraternity In this city. IL was
known that he was sn xious 10 make match
with Tom Allen, asd no one understood
bis o. sence from this meeting called 70
,etus the treliainaries. Sullivan's two
hackers, both FARRELL and Peter Mccoy.
were there, and said he wss out Of the city,
but would have appeared A he hsd bess
properly notified, and that 10 was resdy 70
fight with hare knuckjes for from
600 to SEC eide. 1t
would be, tisy sa,d, his last fight and bs
would then permanently retire from the
ring. They said he Wished 10 make his
own matches, .snd they refused 70 pas
down the $1,000 foTtsil Allsns hecnes.
r <. yo,, pat n'00o '9 i1 i1., a1:,'I IH.ss allr: !:
heetiSs should BE- hAd. Several men wh0
were present denied that Sullivan vas ost
4 she city, and said that they he'd seen bin
Il the Grand Central Hotel. IL nov seems
probable that sullivan uss kspk swsy iron
tS me, ting Tor an Outside matter. On
Friday evening hast Sullivan gave spes.
ring exhibition In the Tbsatss ComtQue,
Washington. Five hundred dollars vsfsof.
fereo TO sny nsn who would stand uR b..
fore him for twelve minutes with soft
gloves. A barly hIacksmith namsd
kaiBey accepted this offer. In vssy short
time he bad been knocked doun seven
times and reduced 10 ststs of utter hsip.
lessDts. The police then intsytsrred ssd
The n,sn was carried away. Fully tao
sbd Sullivan then snnouscsd 70 thsm tnst
be wss resdy 70 eight Tom Allen. IL 10
nov said that RainSy wss seriously hurt.
Sullivan vas kept informed Of bis condi.
tion. 10 Wss said 10 day be received word
that Rsiney wss dead, and that he has DIS
s,pxared
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ftnanctni.

WASHINGTON, November 2j.-Rsseipts OF
national bank notes for redemption during
the week ending to-day. s.. .2il ,OCo; bonds
held by Treasurer to secure national bank
circulation, $780,. lSS, $50; TO secsre public
moneys IN national depostSries, SB.-
$4,000; bonds deposited during the week
% secure circulation, s., 23s, 90; TO secure
circulation withdrawn during the week.
81, ,266, 600; national bank nOtss outstand
ing, $362, ~, $50; lawful money on deposit
10 r,drem notes of national banks reducing
circulation, $23, ,959, ~; lianidsting banks,
sl2. 763, ,s5l; failed banks. S977, ,l0I.
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ComnIieata<l Casa

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 25-0n
Wednesday last ar application was made TO
the Supreme Court of the District for q writ
OF mandamus on the Secretary of State to
compel him 70 pay to the La Abra Mining
Ccmpsny q portion of the 500, 900 recently
paid TO Mexico on account of an award
made by the Mexican Claims Commission,
and q rule was issued requiring the Sscre-
tary to show cause why the maudamus
should not be granted. Secretary Freling
huysen says he considers the claim
fraudulent one, and will refuse TO pay 10
the claimants the award OF the Mexican
Commission until the matter has been
passed upon by Congress and that body
shall take an opposite view and authorize
the paYment
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A Tricky Doctor.

SPRIXSFIELD, Me-, November 25.-In the
trial Tor damages against the town for the
death of young lady by defective high
way, one doctor testified that the collar
bone was broken, which two others con-
tradiCted. The first, to head off the post
mortem, went to the cemetery TO exhume
the body and make good bis testimony by
breaking the collar bone. He was dis.
covered in the act OF digging up the corpse
by person who was at first bribsd, but
who has since told the whole story,
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Struck by Train.

PI1TsBURGH, November 25.--A Union
town, Pa, special says: This morning about
o'clock, q wagon crossing the track OF the
Southwestern Pennsylvania railroad, near
that place, was struck by train snd com.
plettly demolished. Vim. Fields and his
son aud young man named Dean, who
were in the wagon, were thrown some dis.
lance and injured 50 seriously that recoy.
cry il i'm mpoSSIble.
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Nirginia Eierlion Crooks.

RICHMOND, Va. November 25.-H. H.
Wilkins, Deputy Commissioner of Revenue,
of this city, and Charles w. Goddin, No
tsry Public, were arrested on q warrant
charging them with violation OF the Fed
eral election laws wilkins is charged with
forgery in procuring illegal votes, and God
din with certifying to the signatures, know
ing il forgery. Bailed in $1,000 each.
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WORK CEASED

In the Padding Department sf ne
Allenfown MHl.
Special Dsspateh 70 TIE SAotay Register.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, November 25s-owing
10 the depression in the iron trsde work
has ceased in the pudding department ot
The Allentown rolling mill. Two hundred
men are thrown out of employment.
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Thieves Dlss,Osed or.

ST. Lows, November SAT Carlisle. Ill,
ast night, the celebrated gang Of thieves
who hsye been on trial for several days
reIe convicted snd sentenced Gen Webb.
leader Of the gang, snd John Bruokmau
were sentenced TO twenty yesrs In the pen.
itentisry. Joe Muntly received ten years,
and Steve Muntly five years. This gang
operated extensively in northern st. Louis
and southern Illinois
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SAVED FRoM.N,E DEEP.


Three Men RiDke1 tR3rsm' . Wseeg-
OshsPH Lest.
MILWAUKEE, November = Tho steamer
Wisconsin, which arrived ut this port this
afternoon, picked up saree men on . piece
Of wreck abeqt the middle Of the lake, Last
night. The men belonged to the crew q
the schooner collingvood, bound from 81.
Helena, M.eh. for Chieago, with cedar posts.
The vessel became water logged Ia the
gale OF Thursday and split In two. Capt.
Milletts, part owner Of the vessel, vss
drowned In attempting to says valiss
with money. K ID. Sheldou. arst msts;
Mig s,s1 4. ssA1;Sn .;ssts :1s kfe3s ~ e
on piece Of wrsckage. DarIng
thst night Jsoshs was frozsn to death,
and was washed.oif The other three dr,ft.
ed thirty-six hours without food, until
picked up by the steamer. Two sailors
and one boy OF the crew are yet unsocount.
ed sOr The vessel was cid, owned By
Meth Bros, OF Chicago, and the captain.
Cargo valued a. 5000.
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Alleged Rapist Captured.

PHILIPPI. November 24.-Constable San
ford Hoffman yesterday brought to town
one David H. Bennett, charged with having
outraged the person of Miss semple some
time last August, since which time he has
eluded the officers. Bennett was arrested
in Cove district and taken before Squire
Nestor, and, waiying an examination, was
held 70 answer an Indictment, and brought
to town. Boil NOT being secured, and the
offense being felony, he was lodged in
Jail and a messenger sent to Kinewood,
where Judge Ice is holding court, with the
necessary papers to have bail awarded him.
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Big Damage Suit.

MONTREAL, CAN, November 2j.-The
Montreal City and District Savings Bank
Instituted twenty-eight suits to recover
SI65, 900 from the directors of the City Pas
seneer Railway Company, for 10 ses sIs
tanned by the bank by the way money was
loaned upon the security of the stock OF
the railway. The company. is alleged to
have Unlisted its stock by Illegal declara-
ton u dividends which il never earned.
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ABBREVIATED DISPATCHES.

The uineiy-ninth anniversary of the
evacuation OF the city of New York by
British forces was celebrated yesterday by
parade Of the old gusrds.
A Danish naval captain has left Copeuha-
gen for St Petersburg to deyire means for
the organization 6 an expedition 10 obtain
information OF the exploring vessel Dym-
pbus.
The inquiry into the charge against Der.
visch Pasha, Of having encouraged Arab
Pasha resulted in the exoneration OF Der
yisch Psshs, he having given satisfactory
explanation.
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Heads OFF.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-The Presi-
dent, upon the report Of the Attorney Cen
eral has issued an order removing District
Marshal Charles Henry, Postmaster ID. b.
Abinger, Assistant Postmaster NJ. NJ. Park.
er, NJ. d. Helm, foreman Of Congressional
Record, and George Z. Spencer. one of the
commissioners of the Union Pacific rail.
road, on the ground that they interfered
with the administration OF justice in the
Star Route cases
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niyidena Drrlared.

NEw YoRK, November 25.--At = mesting
Of the Executive Committee of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad Comnany,
to-day, q semi annual divided OF 81 per
cent. on common stock and quarterly
dividend Of 2 per cent. on preferred stock,
both payable on the 9TH Of December, were
declared
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Another Cremation.

Special Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register.
WAsHISGroN, Pa, November 25.-Wm.
Devore, an undertaken of Pittsburgh, WIS
in town to-day making arrangements for
the cremation of Dr. Lawrence Ehrahrt OF
Allegheny City, on next Monday. The de-
ceased died at his home on Friday evening,
in the 18th year of his age.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
ss. ID from Chicago - Omaha.

CHICAGO, November 25.-The rate BOW
made 10 Cedar Rapids by ths Rock island
snd St Paul roads being 5a'eents, II enables
passengers ts reach 0maks from Chicago
by pa, ing only the regular fare from.Cedar
Rapids 10 Omaha, Ss.05. Total from Chica-
90 10 Omaha 1855.
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SIay baeks slayer Freed.

sr. LOUIS, November 25-After very
thorough examination of the case, the
grand Jury ignored the bill against John
A. Cockrell, editor of the Post.Diapatch,
for shooting A. W. Slayback about Month
ago. 1t Is not likely that further action
will be taken in the matter.
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to return from there yesterday, and this
morning his body was found near that
place in the Clinton river. with three bullet
holes in bis head. He has evidently been
murdered for his money, which, however,
he deposited In the bank at Mount Clemens.
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IN ha.yseud. b

scRAETos, Pa. Eoyenbsr 25.-The Lacka-
wanna Iron and Coal CJBpany announces
q suspension December Grst.' It is imp0s-
sible 10 ascertain bow long the suspension
will last, bat it is thought it will be TEN.
poraTy. The reduction announced few
days sgo viii be as per cent instead Of 10.
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Murdered snr Money.

Fred Zimmerman, aged forty years, left
this city, where his family resides, three
weeks ago. He went 10 Mount Clemens.
forty miles east. to buy farm. lie started
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MAlDraetfee.

UTICA. November 25.-The Coroners
jury investigating the death Of Mrs: Eliza
Lawrence, found a verdict thst she died in
consequence of injuries produced by DR..
James Spears in procuring an abortion. DR..
Spears is an old resident Of Utica and Q
nhYsician of thirtY-five years pIactice.
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eevvek Uo1ev - fh1u,

Special Dpofoh b ~ 6snlsy ResiA~.
WproS, WA, Eovenbts 3Ss-WiIlis1
Coprtsieht, sbils working ysstssdsy - .
tssstls 90 The C. q ". = ~ - stssek
under the cbin bys pisss & eaosW -
knocked back .ssossisss, rsesicng ssSsss,
cuts onths head which nay fseyp fslal
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Loss mis Ls9.

Special Dipateh 10 ns sunday Regist~.
s1ErsssviLLE, o., November Is. This
morning shout o'clock, Fsston Joycs,
section hand on the Panhandle rsiis,sd.
living st Golfers Station, sttsmptsd -
cross the track by crawling undss . ess,
when the train started. He could not gse
out qnick enough and The wheels psessd
over his log, cuttipg it e6 below w. kpee.
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Apsci1 D(psfeA b 0s SsAosy Aeys
CbAxxsDCao, NOVEMBER 1s--This nofs-
ing W. B. Gteut and J. ". csrpsstss sans-
rejtd oyss the settlement Il . seee.e4
The lie sas psssed. vbse cefpeetss 49,
up 4 rick snd struck eteut osUS ~ -
.ys, crsckipg his skaii. 81 a1e -
trains 20 hs exposed-to vfss. - e,o
probably die.
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New Post0Mces.

WASHINGTON, November 25-New post
offices we're established TO day At AleIan-
der. Iowa; Corney and Shaw, Michigan,
and woodsids, Minnesota.
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Kea1sa, - Us1a6
Spsc;af y ~ Gsstsy R1Df1N.

sr1ros, W. Va, Hsvsnh~ - - @
"Wednesday, fbooo BeosA vAb nOs4
In ejesnisg SsvoIysf vss lstel1l Vs1n4ae
~ tie premstars disebsfes q - veo10s
,he bsli Lodging 10 ~ ~ q - Soo0eA.
ae Aied shortlT nfte1
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Bar YsAscysco. nosol,e 80 tS1g.
tysin Of thirtydx - q - Cess -
nseiSc - 1ischee ! s:S:S
ne ecCt boasd sxprsss y u16ble teA
ana pa1sssess asd mad tsaissns h1S
lsyU1
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intelligence; leading q life Of continual
happiness, of enjoyment yet unknown, free
himself from almost all the
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Most MSEuiaeens Palaces,

in al imaginable rennemenes OF
luxury, and in the most
delightful gardens, where he may accom-
plish without labor in one year more than
hitherto could be done in thousands OF
years; may level continents, sink valleys:
create lakes, drain lakes and swsmps, and
inteisect the land everywhere with beauti-
full canals and roads for transporting heavy
loads of many thousand tons and for trsv-
cling q thousand miles in twentyfou
hours; may cover the oceaE with floating
islands, movable in any desired direction.
with an immense power and celebrity in
perfect security and with all the comforts
and luxuries; bearing gardens and pslsces
with thousands Of families, and provided
with riYulets Of sweet water; may explore
the interior of the globe and travel from
pole 10 pole in 4 fortnight; provide him-
self with means yet unheard Of for incrfas
ing his knowledge OF the world, aud 30 his
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-19
House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Mr. O'Neil, pa
introduced bill providing that all railroad
bridges across Ohio river which are not yet
completed shall be Union bridges. Referred
Hiscock, chairman of the committee on ap.
propriatlons reported a joint resolution an
propriating s465, 900 to supply the deficiency
IN appropriations for the public printing and
binding for the current year.
Calkins called up the Utah contested cleo.
ton case OF Campbell VS.. Cannon.
kasson announced that general debate on
the tariff bill would not be closed this week.
He had advised the minority members that it
would be indispensable that the bill should
give way to other business.
Carlisle raised the question of consideration
but the house decided to proceed with the
election case. This was party vote except
that Cassidy, Davis, (Mo,), and Moulton
voted in the affirmative with the Republi-
cans.
After discussion the matter vent over for
the day.
On motion of Guenther (Wis) the bill was
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international. Peace Conference.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The following meg
sage was sent to congress to-day:
To the Senate and House of Representatives:
send herewith copy of the circular of
invitation extended to all the independent
countries of North and South America to par
ticipate In general congress to be held in
the city of Washington on the 22d day of No.
yember next, for The purpose of considering
and discussing method of preventing war
between the nations of America.
In giving this invitation I was not unaware
that there existed differences between several
of the republics of South America, which
would initiate against the happy results
which might afterwards be expected from
such assemblage. The differences indicated
are such as exist beween Chill and Peru, be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala and between
the states of Central America. It was hoped
that these differences would disappear before
the time fixed for the meeting Of congress.
This hope has not been realized.
Having observed that the authority of the
president to convene such congress has
been questioned, beg leave to state that the
constitution eonfers upon the president power,
by and with ths advice and consent of the
senate, to make treaties, and that this pro.
vision confers power to take all requisite
measures to initiate, and to this end the presi-
oenI may freely confer With one or several
commissioners or delegates from other ma.
tons.
The congress contemplated by this invita-
ton could only effect any valuable result by
its conclusion, eventually taking the form of
treaty of peace between the states represent.
ed and besides the invitation to the states of
North and South America is merely prelimi-
nary act, OF which the constitutionality or
want of 1t can hardly be affirmed
1t has been suggested that while an inter-
national congress would have no power to
effect the rights of the nationalities there
represented, still the congress might be sub
ject to the existing treaty right of the United
States isthmus and elsewhere on the CONT
nent to be clouded and rendered uncertain by
an expression of opinion of congress, COM
posed largely of the interested parties. am
glad to have it in my power to refer to the
congress of the United States as now do, the
propriety OF converting, as suggested, an in
ternational congress, that may thus be in.
formed of its views, which it will b. my
pleasure to carry out. Inquiry having been
made by some Of the republics invited wheth
er it is intended that this international con.
gress shall convene, it is important that con
gress should at an early day as convenient
inform me by resolution or otherwise of its
opinion in the premises. My action will BIZ
in harmony with such expression.
(Signed) CHESTER A. Arthur.
Executive Mansion, April IS, 1882.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
sinanoiaI and stock Markets.
MORNING REPORT.

MORNING REPORT.
New YORK, April II, II a. m.-The stock
market opened weak and H@1I per cent.
lower, the latter for Hannibal & st. Joe pre-
ferred. In the early dealings there was an ad-
vance OF H@A per cent, Denver d Rio
Grande and Lake Shore leading, after which
the market sold eff 1l@lss per cent, Lake
Shore, Missouri Pacific, New Jersey Central
and Western Union Telegraph being promi.
hent in the downward movement. Stocks are
thus far weak and bearish feeling FREEDOM.
mates Gould's house is a large lender Of
money and Vanderbilt Is said to have lately
paid off large loans. There is undoubtedly a
steady growth of bullish feeling upon the
market OF the future, but rallies aside, it looks
as though the great interest had bequeathed
the market OF the moment to Comstock and
his friends Six thousand shares of Ohio &
Mississippi were shipped to Europe last week.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5@54 per cent. Bar silver at $l.l4A.
Sterling exchange firm and nominal; rates ad-
vanced Il per cent; actual business at s4.S6Z
long, $4.s9A sight.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
State Securities Active and generally lower
Bonds-Railroad bonds-About steady.
Stocks-After II O'Clock the market was
active and an advance Of H@& per cent. was
followedby decline of 14@1s per cent, New
Jersey Central, Missouri Pacific. Philadelphia
s. Reading, New York Central, Lake Shore and
Hannibal & st. Joe preferred being most
Sizes extended, 10l; fives, 1918;
four and halls, 1161s; TOURS, 1915; Pacific
sizes Of '95, 1872.
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Especial to Western Associated Press

CHICAGO, April 1S-Flour to-day made an
other upward drive of about % cents, al
though the buyers did not always concede thu
advance asked. The rise is an unusually
heavy one when considered in the light Of The
10 cent advance recently noted, but millers say
there has been no profit in manufacturing aoul
for some time past and this merely places
them where they can do business on business
principles. Everybody was buying to-day
and stocks are diminishing speedily.
Wheatrecorded still further advance. The
market was active and unsettled, and some
what excited, the shorts being almost raven.
Gus. At the opening the fluctuations were
numerous and sudden. All advices favored
the holders, especially those by cable. Wealth.
er warm. Receipts fair. Shipments light
Reports showed grain in sight on the 18th,
q, 600 600 bushels, of which $3.50 were
wheat and 2,225, 900 corn, and $4,000 oats.
Total in Chicago elevators of grain was $685.
600 bushels, against 5000, 900 a week ago and
12,710,000 for the same time last year. The
amount of depletion here since the 18th
amounts to about half million bushels, and
at the present rate the elevators will soon be
entirely bare of grain, thing never before
known in this city.
The market for wheat to-day opened steady
and under free offerings soon declined 1@lAc
for leading futures below yesterdays call,
they rallied &c for May, axe for June, &c for
July, and 3Xc for August above the lowest
prices, again declined irregular 2@2Xc and
closed y c lower for May, x chigher for June,
and p higher for August. The trading was
about equally distributed among May, June
and July. Sales ranged s1.31@l.334 for
May, $l.321s@1.341a for June, 81 .2S@l.S0 for
July and sl.16@1.19% for August On call
sales were $4,000 bushels. prices unsettled
but generally a little frmer.
Corn was pretty active and huctuated fire.
quently inside a moderate range. Ali advices
were favorable. Receipts have become fairly
large but shipments keep far ahead. The
close was Il @%c lower than yesterday. Char
tiers were taken 100000 bushels. Sales were
rig 7S}s for Nav, 75@761sc for June and
75% 076 1.6c for July. On call prices were
lower. Sales 1, 675 900.
Oats were tolerably steady, and, although
ruling strong at first, declined and closed
easier than yesterday. Sales 524@5Sc for
May, 5115@52c for June and 46H@465sc for
July. Onl call Gales were 100000 bushels
and prices Just little lower.
Pork was in fair speculative demand and
cloeed5k @5c higher without much ffuctua-
tion Sales, S1S.32X @16050 for May; $3.50
@1S.70 for June and $1s TOOLS 90c for
July.
Lard averaged stronger with fair business,
the advance amounting to 215c@5c. Sales
s11 .35c@ll. 4215cf for May; Sll. 50c9ll. 571s for
June, and ll.60cQ IL zoe for June.
On call sales of pork were $50 barrels, and
prices were little frmer. L ard sales 5000
tierces and about 215c lower.
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passed to regulate the carriage of passengers
by sea. The bill in it's first section changes
the method of determining the amount OF space
to be allowed each passenger from superficial
to cubic measurement. The other sections
are a consolidation of the statutes with some
provisions taken from British law.
Burrows (Mich..) Robson IN. J and Cox
IN. ~ were appointed conferees on the dip
A communication was received from the
secretary of the treasury concerning the es'
tablishmetll of an Indian training school on
the site of the old Fort Ripley military reserva-
ton, Minnesota. Adjourned.