Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17
AnOAG EASTERN CITIES.


The coaareEnalanml CuaaelL
GnznaGo, OF. ls.-As tie Hatfonal
Oaunnil o. tha OonareQational Church
this msEnfnR, Rev. e Beuneg, Prexidenl
of e1s Sails Lake Academy, Of Salt Lake
/ City, EecoFtsd that tbs condition Of The
cA1roh Ii Btah vas g11d. hus that theEs
was q great deaFth Of ministers and
missionaries. Dr.. Bsnneg asked thaa Q
eommitse of i've able ministers be ap-
puinted b. the Oouaeil n investigate
the state q the ohnFnh IN Utah and ra-
poRt the sans a once. Such "a inpes.
tiEa1ion, Be aaie. would do mneh Rsod
as 5ohn Taylor vas an imbsoils and
iaRs1 Numbers Of people we're awaiting
81 opportunity 70 Fsoade from the Nor
mon Ohnneh. Az Dr. Bannar's saruss-
lion. also. the Oounell adopted tie fol-
/ lowing resolution
| Rssolpsd, That lhIs oounoil recognizes
with respect TIA loyal and ints.liQons
l GsutiIn residents Of Utah, and fhnt Il
| pEetests agatnst the ndmiaeian of Usah
as STATE without he consent of this
| loyal minagity Of the aentila faith.
ReF. O. &. Bliss, in his report Of the
Nay Western E5uetiansl Mission, sAid
tha aEsooiafion had noR four aoaa.
enie8 with twenty t8aehofs. 100 pupils
and property valaed at &l60000 and
thirty common schools. wish fhie1y -nine
lsaohsFs. IB00 pupila and property val
usd q e3o.oo0.
u tie aftsFnoon, DR.. Osbb, 6serstary
Of tie AmeEiean CONGREGATIONAL Union,
Fead report, covering the last three
years, which was adopted. Daring the
tine an average Of seven buildings for
church use have baen o1naiEuated
evorV three weeks out OF aid from
the Union. The report says that there
is urgent nsea Of at least $4,000
yearly
Ds.W.H. Ward read the report Of
the Committee on Indiaa Affairs. which
showed that aince 1881, the Indians
have made greater progress than during
ans similar period.
Dr.. 8. II. Virgin reported on the TEN
peEnnne resolutions which we're adopt
Cd. declaring cordial sympathy with an
workers seeking By OhEisfian efforts 20
destroy the practice Of usIng intoxieat-
iRR liquors.
The resolution en- the Mormon qaoa-
tian was read By Dr.. Moore, recon.
mendinR the appointment OF 6 con.
mifteo 70 20 10 Utah and make 8
thoEoaeh examination Of MoEmonism
and report apon plan of action.
The Episcopal CenVenelon.
Ca1cA0o, Oct. 16.-Tho debate upon
The change Of name Of she Protestant
Episcopal Chnroh was resumed this
meFninR. DIR. HtFiucfellow supported
Judd's resolution. DR.. Davies thouQht
q change fnexpeaient DR.. Stoddard
opposed the resolution. bat hoped for q
gradual change. Mcdonnell followed
the same line. Judge Shelter, Of Vir-
ginia made q strong speech against the
change. Judd was given Bermission 10
address the House from the platform.
A vote was then taken a. folloWa. elsF-
teal representatives Of forty nine dio
ceses and lay representatives Of forty
four di-oeeee voting; elerioal-l7 yeas
Y nays, 10 divided; laymeR-ll yeaa, %
nays. ( divided-the resolutions being
rejected By q 70 5.
The Mehonk renfsFenes.
LAKE MoHoSK IN. ~, Oot. I6.-The
nrst topic at yesterdays morning ses-
sion u the Lake Mohonk Conference
vas the missioA Indians Of California |
Mrs. Hiles, OF Milwaukee. who has
taken up the work interrupted by the |
death Of Helen Hant Jackson. gave a |
thrilling narrative OF the pitiful eoadi
ton Of Affairs ia Southern California |
&c Witnessed By her. She thought she |
case almost hopeless. unless irst class |
and inoorruptible attorney IL obtained |
20 conduct the hght 10 regain possession |
Of The lands from which these Indians |
have been driven. Senator Dawes said |
be thought the passage Of q bill Ia the /
House in references 10 their oass would /
right their wrongs without hiring an |
attorney. Several persons expressed the |
opinion that Il was useless TO await gov
ernmsnt action. The question Of hiring |
counsel was hnally referred 10 . special |
committee.
The remainder Of the session, which |
closed the Conference, gas devoted 10 |
various phases OF the Ques /
ton Of lndian oitizeBship and eivilixs-
tion and 20 report Of the work done by /
the auxiliary societiea.
Judee Oampbsil, Of Philadelphia. read |
some aele9faphie correspondence be- /
tween Secretary Lamar aud the PRinoi- |
for the placing Of q large nambef Of |
Apache children there.
The OonfeRence adopted 8 resolution |
y tNAAAAA ~ AAtAAEtANHH ~ HH4- AAAo AHAt4 AM Il
saveEalty bill, tie Sioux reservation bill |
and z bill for extending tae Law ever an |
Indians, and demanding that the pro.
Visiosa Of civilization be extended TO /
lhs Indian Department.
ear view minlsseP ts Mckee.
HI PAso, Oos. 16.-Ths nsw Minister |
20 Mexico, Judge Manning of Louiaiana, |
passed through El Paao today on his |
way 70 the City Of Mexico. he found |
here auaitine him q spsoisi ear seat on
from ths CitF of Mexico for his ospeolai |
aooommodaiion. There seems % Be 9 /
universal desire in bsexieS 20 be as
friendly towards the new Minister as |
possible.
Anxiety ever the Lest steamer.
BosruH, Oct. Ie. .-DuKina the maTnine
the ofAee of tbs International Steam
ship Oampany vas bssiegd b. many
anxioas inquisfa. Who had relatives and |
fFisnda on beard the overdue steamer
Now Brunswick, about which ths Fu-
more 81 9 probable disaster were eifcu-
lated yesterday. Nothlag further has |
hesn beard Of Der.
The Beeek Nnras aaFfke.
OMIcAoo, Oct. l6--The usual crowds |
ot ioio Ue0 te84lu1o ID t1e Ntol0ttf OF
NE pscking hsusss today aud besoaRht |
eli The men Who ooald be reached not 10 |
90 20 werk. Many applicants for work, !
kowevaf, vent oat on regular and apaciai |
passenger trains and we're landed e ths !
doors of the packing housas, Whioh |
we're guarded by armed patrols.
The strikers stoppad q wagon eontain
the eloahinR aad b ddina for the Pink
eFton men outside the city liuils today
and handed TIE driver EoaRhly. threw.
ina fhe clolhinR into the street. A
waQan loadsd with bread for PfnkeF
ton's guards Htoppsd outside tie uity
limits. and whea The poliea arrived ths
crowd hAd dis4ppeaFed.
Bialne ~ PhflaaelphKa.
PHnAUMHRHxA. Osi. 1s.--yamsa @.
Blaine arrived here shoFtiy bsfors I
o'clsek and Was QuistlY taken % NE
Continaasal HoteL TouiRht hs will
maka an ad4Fsa Ia hehalf Of the State
ticket and q Monday be Will starr %
. tsur thFu1eh tie Stats. winding up
ou tuesday nizht ai PiltsburR.
PrEI1AnEIRM1A. OeG Is. - Immense
mans meelinen we're held By tue Repab
iioans a. the Academy nf Musis Aaa
HsFtiaaltural Haii tsniaht 10 Eatiasa.