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wrestling Tournaments in So. Louis.
Terrible cyclone In Texas.

MCKINNEY. June 10th.-Late yesterday
afternoon terrible cyclone prevailed west OF
destroyed by lightning, and well go full Of
water that it could be dipped from the top
was sucked dry. Joe Browns place was nj
terly ruined. Everything in irs path-15O
yards wide-csttle, horses and fencing, were
picked up and carried through the air like
straw. Parties ct the edge describe the roar
Of the storm as dssfeniDg. Crops were very
much injured. A heavy hail-storm struck
Mckinney, and the largest hailstones ever
seen here fell.
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BonIE (cal.l July IL, 1852.
MEssRs. SETH W. FowLE & SONS, Boston
GENrIExKN take pleasure in certifying that
have sold WssTAEs BGLsAH OF WILD
CHERRY for fifteen years, and know it to be one
OF the most reliable preparations in the market for
the cure of COUGHS, COLDS, and THROAT and
LUNG COMPLAINTS. know Of no article that
gives more general satisfaction among our Gus
toners, and | do not hesitate TO recommend it.
Our town is located away up in the sierrAs, where
Coughs and all Lung Troubles prevail to an alarming
extent, and have yet to find x.l.rse instance
where WIsFAR's BALsAn faiss to effect
cure when given fair trial. 1t Is now standard
article, and my shelves never without it.
Yours truly, A. B. STEWART.
o9Q-JpAfThEvIf
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

The Konng California Tro,ters-To.nado
In nMissonri-PrestdentA Arthur's Summer
Plans Wrestling Tourns ment- Carl
baidi Memorial serviees-Return or the
Gar TO 81. Petersburg The Vatican
Pleased with Giadstone-spanIsh Editors
In Trouble-Efc.
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LAGER BIER, SALOONS, ETC.
FREpERICKsETRG RFEH HaIL.

MO. SOS X STREET, NORTH SIDE, BETWEEN
~ Fifth and sixth, FRED. WAGER, Proprietor
The Genuine Fredericksburg Beer, nice and COOL at
five cents Fine Lunch every day. leo.
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"DR. gzssos's Celery and Chamomils
Pills csSsd ny wife Immediately Of severe
neurssx;s. n-H. NJ. Cocklin, Shephcrdtown,
Pc. soc ss druggists.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYsIcIAN-oFFicE AND
IL residence, 7OS street, uear Seventh. Office
hours 10 A. NJ; l to P. NJ, and to sP. N.
m2g-tf
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FOREIGN.
spanish Editors in Trouble

MADRID, June 10.h-The Government
has ordered the prosecution Of the Demo-
cratic journals Ei Liberal and HI Globo, for
conveying irsinuations in regard to the
Queens departure for Bohemia. The
proceedings are taken under the spe-
cisl press law passed by the Tories.
This is the frs. time the law has been applied
while the Liberals have been in office. Before
the publication of the Objectionable articles
seyeral Democratic papers alluded to the
same subject. refiscting upon persons Of high
rank. Several dusls have been arranged be-
tween the editors and noblemsn.
Return OF the Gar and Czarins.
ST. PETERsBURe, June 10th.--The Car
and CzEtina arrived from Moscow. They
drove in On open csrrisgs to the Ksssn
Cathedral. They were enthusiastically
cbeered along the route. Their Msjssties
aftsrward proceeded to the Pe.erhof Palace.
Nevsky Prospect vas lined with troops, and
the city was everywhere decorated.
The Vatican Pleased.
RoxE, June 10ih.-Gladstone' statement
in the House Of Commons in regard TO the
circumstances OF Erriugton's visit to Rome
has given grea. Eztisfattion 70 the Vatican.
Erring.on Is about 10 leave Rome for Eng
land. He will be given a pri8ate audience
brittle Pope before he goes.
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EFoMEOPATHI0 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
III Office, southwest corner Of Seventh and
streets, in Bryts's new building up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh and n streets.
Sacramento. Office Huns to g and TO s P. NJ /;
and on sundays only. Z to P.N. a25-4plm
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Tire report OF the School Census Msrshsl
for Gait district shows 163 ss tha number OF
children in that district between the sses Of
5 and 17-boys, Sc girls, 50.
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DIR. HATCH.
NIss c. A. GOss. II. D..

NFFIcE, SOUTHWEST CORNER FIFTH AND
" J streets.-ofhce hours: =. NJ, and 1890 to
Q p NJ n9a II
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NEW YORK, June 10.h.-It is rumored thaS
Miss LILLIAN Russell and Edward Solomon
did not take passage on the steamer Lydian
Monarch for Europe. as has been published
that the Captain, suspecting something
wrong, obliged them TO return from Sandy
Hook on the pilot boat; and that she is now
hiding at the house Of her mother, Mrs. Gym
thia Lsonard. The latter denies this.
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o23-IpMTh&w1t
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WANTED, LoST AND POUND.

Aeseyt!-saesis Ok eve line. in this department. ara
nase1 Lof y e1uts tos ons time three toes fcz 80
931ts or 80 cCntE per VceE
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HOE PRESS FOR SALE.

"TE HAVE AT TIE RECORD. UNION OFFICE
w two large Double. Cylinder Hoe Presses, in
perfect order, one OF which will be sold at a low
price and upon sasy t-rms, il desired. The size Ct
hed-plste Is so1e1 inches. The purchaser can have
his choice Of the Presses The object IN selling Is 20
replace with mere rapid Press js9 II
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DIR. nixon.

nFFICE AND RESIDENCE. STREET BE.
tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos e18 and go. vii
visit the Railroad Hospital daily At ESQ A. n. oice
hours 70 "a NJ; to 5P.H., and evenings. fsls-lr
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Pollock last night shot his wife ard then him
self, both dying without having spoken after
the fatal ehoss were fred. What ADDS to the
mourniulness Of the tragedy is the fact that
the young wife would have soon become
mother. Pollock belonged to ene of the best
families in the city. He had tesn drinking
heavily CT late. and it ia believed that liquor
turned his head.
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nHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
the University of Berlin, Germany. Office and
residence No. 52l street, between Fifth and Sixth,
Sacramento. Office hours 9 to II A. n, TO and
7 70 s,P mf3-u
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WALLACE A. BRIGGS, n. ID.
nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. sI2 J STREET
~ Sacramento.
(stoaAx
once Hours, Il AZ sosr- nIa4p:f
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Browns IRON BITTERs is

Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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az. W.. q. RALDMIN.


nFFIoE AND REsnEECE. NORTHEAST
" corner u Second and streets. Office Hours:
10 A u. to I2s.;sP. N to5P SIR. Il m2s-lm
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A. II. ssIfTE.
ARCuIrECTUgAL wOoD CaRygR,

"oUSE DECORATOR, CASTINGS, PATTERNS,
Emblematic Signs, Carved Signs Carved
Capitals and Butter Stamps. Most respectfully
solicit orders from Builders and Contractors from
the interior. J. S. PARKER, No. SIG K street,
Sacramanto. n2S-lm
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The papers ard people Of Calf are sgi-
tating the question Of erecting Touring
mill in thst town,
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TIE best cure for diseases of the psrvez,
brain and muscles, Ia Browns Ircs B;tters.
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STAR MILLS AID MALT HOUSE
EEFR0VRG & LAGEs,

xros 60 So AND 54 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
u dealers IL Pr0duce and Brewers Supplies. Mar
ufscturers Of Malt and al kinds Of Meals; Oatmeal,
co1nmeAi, Cracked wheat. Graham Flour, Buck
wheat rloux, etc New Grain BSSs for sale. Agents
o. B-eksye Hills su NTysville islT.ip
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THE MONOPOLISTS.

The Meeting in Stockton Saturday Night
Leading Democrats In Charge OF the
Anair-Dayid s. Terry's Speech-Re.
marks by CoDgressman Budd-0fher
speakers-Resolufions ldepted-Inter-
view with Eon. John p. Irish
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BUSINESS CARDS.
j, uYMAN. DR..
JnHN EIIEL,

UTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, SOC .ss
w J street, between Fifth and Sixth, sTA
pas always on hand choice variety of fine Ar4ss
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, etc. ieS-lm sks.szS
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INA 81 ANnREMs. m. nj.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and streets Cffiee Hours
10 1890 A N 2 20 1, and to 9P. ". Residence,
9I3 81 street. between Ninth and Tenth m23-spiy
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III. 4, HUGnsaN, u. p..

q ND GENERAL PRACTITIONER. BEING
N crippled, is only able to attend to ofice prsc-
tee. Office hours, 0 A. II. to P. II. Room .,
Mansion House. m25-1n
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Dg. nor FOND WON.
WIZ. ELLERg ggEGGs, n. b,

nUUusT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN Fos
z Diseases o; the Thioat. Office, 1894 street,
corner Of Fifth over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal. Rours-s:30 70 12 4. "; / 20 P. 4 sundays-
$50 to II A. X: l to z2.s iei-ti
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TYIoN WOOD AND COAL CO., 426 K ST =
Coal can be bought at very low prices, for
steam and hotel purposes T. Trader, Superin-
tendent lone Mines. m28-1m
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CRYSTAL PALACE sALe0s,

T STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND H5SB
eB Tenth. The handsonest sample Z 60
rooms in town. Only the very best Wines, eSSzszs&
Liquors and Cigars served to patrons. A fine lunch
served. ". II. CHENoWETH, Proprietor.
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 .un arooaD UNION
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uOUsE-RarsiNG AND EIeyIaG.
j. A. CENNINGaAm,

DRICK OR WOOD HOUSES RAISED OR
I'D moved in city or country, on reasonable terms,
at the shortest notice. guaranteed to give satisiac
tion. LELAND HOWE. No 1897 o street rn22-lm
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Eon. Jofln P Irish Juterviewed

STOCKTON, June 9th.--John P. Irish arrived here
during the afternoon and visited the members of
tine Democratic County Committee. He at first
was invited, leader of the anti-monopoly party
of Iowa for eight years, to address the meeting in
the evening, but at o'clock in the afternoon he
was informed by John N. Woods, Chairman of the
committee, that the invitation had been withdrawn.
as the committee had decided that speech by Mr.
Irish in defense OF the majority of the Commission
Messrs. Humphrey and Carp nter would interfere
with the harmony Of the meeting
Mr.. Irish was found at his room at the Yosemite
House, aud was interviewed in regard to the meet.
ing and the days incidents, as follows.
Reporter-'fhe papers announced that you were
to speak at the meeting tonight. Why did you
not2
Mr.. Irish-Ass was at fret given, but was with
drawn at 8 late hsur this evening.
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. as, 1881.
Gentlemen:-I -Ihave suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion of spirits, and loss Of appe-
tite. have taken several different
medicines, and was treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but Igot no relief.
/ thought l would try Browns Iron
Bitters have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
In side and back all gone-soreness
all out of my breast, and l have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. 1t can justly be
called the king Of medicines.
JoHN K. ALLENDER.
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gAsiEs sEcGrFGE.

2 EANUFAcTURER OF ROAD scRAPERs
I'VE iron Doors, JAN Cells, Shutters, Railings.
3rstings, Housework and Blscksnithiug in genersi,
No. $50 L street. between Fifth and Sixth. Second.
hand Doois for Esle fe22.Gpss
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StACRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
- l street, between Front and Second, Sscra-
meuto. Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
Work, etc Changes Portable Boilers from Wood 10
Straw Burners. Hop Stoves made to order m6-4ptf
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d RoS AND BRASS FOUNDER ARD st.
L christ, Front and N streets. Manufacturer o,
auttenbsrgeTs Horse Powers, Pateat Ground Roller
and Clos Crns''si and Barley Kills. All kinas OF
Hydraulic Fipes. Far sae, Three Els5 Patent Hay
PTe6ses, mi .iplua
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1t is the opinion of grest majority Of the people
Of this State that two OF these Commissioners have
for reasons best known TO themselves, proved
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F. FOSTER. J. 0. FUNSTON.
1856. f. FGsTEg d Co., 1889.
DooK = BINDERS, PAPER hCLERS AND
Il , Blank Book Manufacturers. No 319 J street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. fe20-sptf
L3giS sLOss d co.,
TA EALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AID
y streeas. Highest price Tor Hides, SHEEP
Pelts aud Tsllow Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made fol
al consgnments. fe1sapti
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-29

CECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-
= ner of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets.
Preaching tomorrow at 1890 a. m. and 7:30 D.
m by Rev A A. f. Taylor, D. d. Prayer-meet-
ing Sunday morning, at $780, and Thursday
evening, at 7:30. Sabbath-Sehool and Bible-
classes at Z:15 p. M. All are cordially invited
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THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
The Campus Changed by the Board of
Trustees-New Buildings To
Be Erected

AT the meeting of the board of TRUSTEES of the State
University held at the Grand Hotel yesterday morn
ing, change of the site of the college to Dunn's
woods, half mile from the old building, passed
by vote of five three. The proposed site COM
prises tract of land of twenty acres situated
knoll partly surrounded by woods and it is regarded
as the best place about Bloomington for the college
building. The ground has been offered to the trus
tees for $500 per acre, and it is quite proba-
BILE that its purchase will be definitely
decided upon The construction of the new
college buildings will be begun as soon as practical
BILE Plans we're considered. yesterday, for two
buildings the estimated cost of which will be S52OO0.
The trustees have ST. Con- Of which s27 900 is insur
money on the buildings destroyed, and $50 0O0
was voted by the citizens Of Monroe county. Not
wIthstanding the badly damaged condition of what
remains of the college buildings the attendance at
the opening, last Wednesday, showed decrease of
only about fifteen from that of the year previous the
who responded to roll-call being 1873. There
are $50 pupils in the preparatory department A
report from the library committee, at the session
terday, stated that the books which regarded
indispensable had been purchased and expected to
arrive next week 1t is believed by the trustees that
almost the entire library be replaced. telescope
from London is expected to week also. 1t
should have been delivered last year, but its transpor
tation fortunately delayed and now it comes at
the most advantageous time.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
A Steamboat Boiler Wrecks Several Boats
and Kills Two Men.

ALBANY, N. " Sept 2S.-Early this morning
the boiler of the steamer ]. s. Robinson, which
lay at the foot OF Westerloo street. exploded
with frightfu force, instantly killing Captain
George S. Warner and fireman william Cleary,
and seriously injurng Fred. Tinslar, engineer,
who was blown into the water and narrowly es-
capped drowning, and Willard Durand and Mel
vile Ryan, deckhands. Richard Van Zandt,
son of Captain Van Zandt, of the tug Cora, from
New Baltimore, lying alongside the Robinson,
was also injured Captain Robinson, of the Hat
tie M. Belts, was blown from his pllot-house, on
the wharf, and severely injured. The Belts,
which lay at the stern of the Robinson, was
damaged 81 ,O00 the Cora, aOngside, was total
wreck, and the P. Grout lying ahead of the
Robinson, had her homework carried away and
machinery damaged. The Robinson sank at
once, carrying with 1t the body of Clearly, the
fireman. One section of the boiler, weighing
two three tons, hurled four hundred feet
against the third story of building, crushing in
a portion of the WALL another section, weighing
nearly "A ton, crushed in the roof of the coal
barge E. NJ Downing; and still another section
hurled to the rear, grazing the cabin OF the
coal-bOat Apollo, and tearing away the roof be-
fore it fell into the river. Buildings were shaken,
windows shattered and general CONSERVATION
prevailed in the vicinity. The exploded boiler
was bnlt by Robert Livingston. IN this city, in
1890
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The wesshaf of the Earthquake block, at K an
kakee, ILL.,, was burned on Thursday.
Benjamin Reeve, OF the Bloomington Panta-
graph, was married on Wednesday to Miss Will
Jams.
Coroner Clendenin, of La Sale county, has held
inQuests on the bodies of forty persons who have
met violent deaths since March 30.
John Hubble, son of wealthy farmer near
Wapella, was thrown from a wagon on Wednes-
day by a runaway team and killed.
Seven thousand channel catfish have been re-
celved by Batavia man from the fish commits
sioner, to put in pond at that place.
Two thousand soldiers and sailors from north
ern Illinois, southern Wisconsin, and Iowa held
a grand camp fire at Galena on Thursday.
A coin-gatherer of La Sale, it is sad has a
collection of old coins which cost him $3, 900.
Some of the pieces are five hundred years old.
The Central Illinois Methodist Conference met
at Rock Island on Wednesday, 1876 members be.
ing in attendance. Bishop Andrews presided
The Hebrews of Peoria are making extensive
preparations for the celebration of the Jewish
New Year. which will occur Oh Tuesday, Oct. 2.
A mulberry tree belonging to George Klein
smid, of Sandwich, has grown fifteen feet this
summer, starting within twelve inches of the
ground.
The net proceeds hereafter derived from the
swamp lands in Champaign county will be used
in draining the roads in the vicinity of the
swampy land.
A curiosity in the shape of foot was recently
blasted from the coal in the mines at Kramine's
station, near Peoria. 1t Is the exact shape or a
human beings pedal extremities, even to a bum
ion on the SIDE and is about sixteen inches long
An agent of Ezra Stetson & Sons, of Neponset,
visited the State fair with an attachment from
the sheriff of Bureau county calling for $4,000
from the Clydeedale Horse-breedlng Company,
of Glasgow, and was given check for the
claimed.
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Mi or Nores.

Charlottesville Is congratulating itself on the
prospect for "a new OpeTa-hOuse.
George s. Ruddy, a Terre Haute sewng-ma-
chine agent, has aDsconded with $500 of the
Howe company's money.
The Valparaiso Republican is a new Venture
for Porter county. Its salutatory is about ten
lines long and to the point.
The residence OF Dr. H. H. Payton, at Paxton,
was destroyed By fire on Thursday night. Loss,
$4,000; insured for 81, 500.
John Fattig's grocery store in Maplew0Od was
destroyed by fire on Thursday. Suspected in
cendiarsm. Loss about 81, 800; well insured.
The residence of William Moore. of Kokomo,
was partly destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon. The loss will approximate 5000, covered
by insurance.
While the G. A. r. were having oyster sup
per and dance in ReinheImers Hally at Washing
ton, on Thursday evening, the hall caught fire
and was partially destroyed.
The Rev. James II. Reid, late of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, at Greeuvie, Floyd county,
has Joined the Presby terrain Church. andIbeen in
stalled as pastor of Presby terrain church at
Vincennes.
An eeven-year-old daughteNof John Kilmer
fell in front of reaper, which they were moving
at ElkharU, on Thursday, and was terribly man
gled, one leg being cut off and her body badly
bruised. She clearing the way, when she
stumbled and was thus caught
1t is believed that the murderers of Jacob
Johnson, the young man whose shocking assas-
sinatlon and robbery, two miles east of Salem,
near the Quaker school-house, on the goth, has
already been reported, have been discovered, ald
they will probably be speedily arrested and held
for trial
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NEW YORK EPIsCoPALIANs.
Proceedings of the Closing session of the
Diocesan Convention.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-The Protestant Episco-
pal Diocesan Convention continued to-day,
opening with divine services Assistant Bishop.
elect Rev. DR.. Henry G. Potter, made an address
thanking the convention for his election. His
testimonial was then signed by the clerical and
lay delegates present. The following standing
committee was elected: Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix,
Rev. DR.. William E. Eigenbrodt and Rev. DR..
Isaac H. futile; Stephen Nash, Henry Dresler,
Hon. Hamilton Fish and George M. Miller. The
salary of Assistant Bishop Potter was fixed at
$4,000 year, and a committee was appointed
to devise means for raising the amount and in
creasing the episcopal fund.
The missionary committee elected consists OF
Rev. Dr. Cornelius Z. Slope, Rev. DIR. Octavius
Appegate, Rev. Henry l.. Zegenfass. Rev. Il.
W. Mcdonald Rev. F. B. Van Kleeck, and
Messrs. William M. Kingsland, ]. E. Eldridge, T.
Gerry, Charles 4. Clark ana Calvin Frost. A
committee of four cergymen and three laymen
was appointed to devise method of celebrating
the centennial OF the foundation of The Protest.
ant Episcopal diocese Of New York, on Oct. A,
1884.
A letter of regret that his illness compelled
his withdrawal from active work, was prepared
10y the standing committee, and sent to Bishop
Potter.
In the report submitted by the warden of St.
stephens College, at Annandale, IL was stated
that $4,000 is needed for the erection of dor
mitOry for students. The convention closed
with singing the "Gioria ia excelsis Deo.'