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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
NAGLE,s CASE.
Terry's Slayer VIII Probably Never BE
Tried for the Deed.
one

Terry's Slayer Will Probably Never BE
Tried for The Deed.
STOCKTON, CAL, October 5.-The
Grand Jury of San Joaquin County has
presented i;s fuat report concerning the
case of Deputy U. s. Marshal Nagle.
The report ssys the facts show that the
killing of the late Judge Terry was ioten-
tional and deliberate, and that while the
Constitution and laws Of the State require
that a crime against its laws should be
Hereunder, the sccused was taken from
the power of the State by process emar-
sting from the U. S. Circuit Court The
report continues: "The U. S. Circuit
Court has decidad that Nagle cannot be
tried by Safe Court, essentially for a
like want of Jurisdiction, from which it is
fair to conclude he cannot bs tried IN any
court.n
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A eANe OF CRIMINALS.
Fayotte Ccuasy's Contribution to the
Poni entiary.

Fayette Ocuaty's Contribution to the
Poni entiary.
soseial Ts,sgram % ne S,Rdly Rsgi5'sr
CHARLESTON, W VA, October 5.-Sner'
if Boone, Of Fayet,e county, and goArds
John Platt. d. W Boone, B. F. Workman.
il. Saunders, John House, M. P. Nal
COLIN and L. B Davis, arrived in the city
this morning with the following lot OF
prisoners for the peui;entiary, viz: Chester
Adkins. for stealing cattle, confessed, and
sentenced 10 FIVE years Paul Shelton,
house breaking. one year Hawkins Da-
wilson. for cutting George Smiths throat
at Hawks Nest, i've years jim Glenn,
attempted rape, five year' W. l. JACK
son. larceny, three years Robert Gee, lar
cenv. two years An the prisoners eN-
cept Adkins are negrOee. The Sheriff and
guard will leave for MOundsvills to-mor-
row morning
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l; errors, Cincinnati 3 Louisville A; hits,
Cincinnati 8, Louisville s. Pitchers, Viau
and McDermott.
At Baltimore-BaltimOre II, Columbus
10; earned, Baltimore s. Columbus 2
Pitchers, Kilroy and Baldwin. Umpire,
Kerins.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 2, Athletics 10;
errors, Brooklyn 3, Athletics 4; hits,
Brooklyn 1, Athletics II. Pitchers, Wey-
hing and Lovett.
At st Louis-St. Louis Z, Kansas City
2; errors, St. Louis 4, Kansas City 5; hits,
st. Louis 13, Kansas City Z. Pitchers,
Chamberlain and Conway.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
PROMINENT ENGAGEMENT.

The Son and Daughter of Two Prominent
Railroad Presidents TO Wed.
CINCINNATI, October 5.-SOciety is now
very busy with engagements OF prominent
young society people. The latest is Miss
Louise Iugalls, daughter OF President NJ
E. Iugalls, of the C, c., G. & St. L and
G. & o Roads, and J A. Barnard, son Cf
the President Of the o & NJ. Young Bar
nard has lately been appointed General
Manager of the Ohio, Indiana & Western
Road. the latest addition to the Vanderbilt
Syndicate.
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Turning Out the PostaI Cards.

NEW YORK, October 5-Mr. Albert
DAggett, Of Brooklyn, who was recently
given the contract for furnishing postal
cards to the government, notified the
Postmaster General to-day that he is turn
ing out his work at the rate of three mil
lion cards day at the postal card flctory
at Birmingham, Conn. The Postmaster
General is greatly pleased at the expedi-
tion with which Mr.. Dsggett is carrying
out his contract. The cards, he says, are
greatly superior to those heretofore fur
nished to the department.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
TOUGH OLD SPORT CALVIN

Proved Too Much of n Mystery to Boston
PIrrsBURG, October 5.-Inability to do
anyehing with Galvin's delivery to-day
spoiled Boston's slim hopes Of the pen
nant. When the bulletin board announced
that New York was winning at Cleveland,
their energy subsided and they finished in
listless way. The home team was play
ing for fifth place and they got it, Their
fielding was superb. Bennett split fn-
ger in the third inning and retired. At
tendance A, 500. Following is the official
score:
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EATING BEANS.

The Pan American Congress in Nike
K-lly's Town.
Boston, October The delegates to
the International Congress arrived in Bos-
ton, at the Old Colony Depot, at O'Clock
this morning They were received at the
depot by Mayor Hart, Chairman Rogers,
of the Board of Aldermen; President Allen.
of the Common Council, and 7. Jefferson
Coolidge, the New England member OF the
Congress. The party at once entered car
riages and were driven to the Hotel Ven
dome, which will be their headquarters
during their stay here. Senor Guzmsn,
the Nlcarsgusn Minister, will join the ex-
cursionists here to night.
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Not Barrxmore,s Stage Fall.

CHICAGO, October 5.-MauIice Barry
more was slightly hurt last night at Hoo
ley's Theatre during the conservatory
scene in the third act of Captain Swift. 1"
He heard his cue and started hurrit dly for
the stage, but mistaking his entrance,
tripped over the brace of scene, falling
in such way as 10 cut his left cheek on
the screw on another scene brace. The
wound WAS not bad enough to leave a
scar, and did not prevent him from con-
timing his part.
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asmII,on Divorce Papers Fned,

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., OotOber 5.-Tbe
papers in the divorce action of Robert
Ray Hamilton against his wife were served
upon Mrs Hamilton at the Mays Lsndir g
isil today. The woman broke down when
she received them. The baby which has
figured in this remarkable case will re-
main in the custody of Mrs. Rupp, Mr..
Hamilton paying the expenses.
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Michigan May Gel the JusgoshIp

WASHINGTON, Otober 4. - United
States Senator James Mcmillan, of Michi
gan, saw the President to-day and urged
the appointment of Michigan man to the
vacancy on the United States Supreme
Bench. The President frankly told the
Senator that if the b5r Of Michigan would
pet together and seled mar for the place
he should feel inclined to take the ques-
ton under CARVE consideration.
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woodrufr's 8 osse Continued.

CHICAGO, Ocoobe; 5.-The attorney
for Woodruff, the Ctonin suspect, with
drew his petition in the habess corpus
proceedings before Jadge Baker this morn
ing, and the prisoner was returned to jail.
Afterward W,odruff's attorney went be-
fore Judge Mcconnell aud made a motion
for an immediate tial. The court over
ruled the motion and the case went over
until next term, which begins Monday.
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CONDENSED TELKGRAMs.

The house of Mrs James Ross, of Eliza
beth, N J., was entered by burglars.
The whole family was chloroformed, and
s., 900 in property stolen.
Censor. Irish Dan, Cora Fisher, W. S.
Morris. woodcraft and Enelish Lady won
in the Latonia races, yesterday.
Judge Morrow, Roseland, Salvador,
Bradford, Firenzi snd Brussells were the
winners at Jerome Park yesterday.
George, Freyers, Buddhist, Lsvins
Belle, Flossel and LATTE were winners at
Morris Park.
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CABLE COMBINATIONS.

The Turkish official Journal cOngratu-
lates the Porte on Emperor Williams pro-
posed visit
II Is DOW said that the car will accord
Prince Bismarck the interview he desires,
when he visits Berlin.
The labOrers employed in the wool
houses on the London docks have gone out
on strike.
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Three Big Army Appointments,

WASHINGTON, October 5.-The three
vacancies in tbs staff departments of the
army were filled to-day by the following
sppointments: Lieutenant George s.
Hoyt, 18th Infantry, to be Assistant
Ouartermaster with the rank Of Captain;
Lieutenant Harry BosgOOd, Sd Artillery,
and Gsreral L W. Alexander, of Iowa, to
be Commissioners in the Substance De-
parsnent with the rank of Captain.
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Rennrt of the XYheat Crop.

TOLEDO, O, Oct 5.-During the past
four days c. A. King & Co. have received
reports which show that Michigan had a
poor wheat crop and farmers there bave
sold less freely than elsewhere. Reports
from there indicate tnat about two-thirds
of the present crop ia still in the farmers
hands. Pennsylvania has nearly as much,
Ohio and New York over half, Indiana
about half, Missouri nearly half and Illi-
nois only about 40 per cent.
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Wair to Flpht MurphY.

BOSTON, October 5.-Yesterdsy Secre
tary Fulds, of the California Athletic
Club, wired Captain A. W. Cooke, of the
Police NeloS, that the club had decided tC
offer purse of So. $50 for battle in De
cembsr or January between Ike Weir and
Billy Murphy, the Australian, $1,000 tC
90 to the winner and $3.50 to the loser.
Weir expressed his willingness to accept
the offer and will soon start for the Pacific
cOagt
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uoiIrood Empioyes Unite.

OMAHA, October An agreement hss
been signed by the Joint Committee of the
locomotive engineers and firemen for fed
Grafton of the Brotherhood OF Engineers
and Fnemen, Knights of Labor, Switch
mems Mutual AID Association, and Broth
erhood of Railway Brakemen. The srti-
cles of sgreement are to be submitted to
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
AZ its meeting in D.Dver on October l6ih.
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Two Wrecks on the Lake.

CHICAGO, October 5.-The Lake Super
ior Transit Company received dispatch
to-day, stating that their steamer, Rescue,
and the schooner Schuylkill had been
wrecked at Portage Lake, near Hancock
Mich. Capt. Hulbst, who was in charge
of the boAts, telegrsphs that both crafts are
total wrecks, but that all of the crews are
oafa at Hancock Mich
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Teemer Arniu.t Hanlsn.

PITrsBURe, October 5.-Eiward Han
Ian has challenged JOIN Teemer 10 one
mile race at Louisville, within two weeks
for from 81, coo to $500 a side. Teemer
telegrapbed an acceptance of the challenge
last night to row Hanlan for either
amount, the larger enc preferred. His
boat being built by Ruddick will arrive in
time for use in this contest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06

CHICAGO, October 5.-NO jurors were
secured in the Cronin case to-day. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Shubert, the special
baihff appointed By the Court to serve the
yepires, has declined to act Monday next
and that the Court will have to appoint
anme one in bis place.
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A SMOKER now.

The Car In Which Abraham Lincoln Rode
to His Inauguration.
WnLIAMsPoRT, Pa, october SIT
will probably be surprise 10 large num-
Der of people to learn that the railway car
in which Abraham Lincoln rode from his
home to Washington to take his fret oath
as President of the Uniten States is still
doing active service.
The car is No. $40, and the property OF
the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company. 1t is now run on the
Fall Brook Road daily between WellsboTC
and Antrim, and used as common smok'
ING car.
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nsa,h Of. Proml.lar Young Man

SpeaGl TsleCram to %, ugafog Register.
CIARKsBURG. W. VA, October o
Harry J Thompso9, son Of Joseph G.
Thomp pson. of this city, died in New York
Civ Tuesday. His funeral occurred on
Thursday from the residence Of his father.
His remains we're inferred at the Old Eel
lows Cemetery Rev. A. Moore, ofici-
ated. The dece was prominent
young man of excellent character, al d
his relatives and friends have the symp
thy Of the community in their sad sfiile-
tion and bereavement.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06

LYNCHBURe, VA, October 5--The ac'
ton of the auti-Mahone caucus at Rich
mond Tuesday night has had a most chill
ing effect upon the Republican party II
Virginia, and it is not thought now tba'
Malone can poll rs per cent of the Re
publican vote of the State. In this city
outside of the custom house officials, ht
has very small following.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
r,a Rsan Ea,ers Get Their Money

BosrON, OstOber 5.-The Globe, which
recently offered to divide $1,000 among
the players of the Boston base ball club, il
thew succeeded in winning the champion
shin thus year, telegrsphed the club 81
Pittsnure tonight, that in appreciation Of
their effrrts 10 win, the 81, 600 will be
divided the same as it would have been
had they won the pennsnt.
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Mon.vto Pot Glover In The Senate.

ST LOUIS October 5.-EK-Congressman
John NJ. Glover, of St. Louis, announces
himself as candidate for the United
States Senate from Missouri, in opposition
to Senator Vest. Mrs. Glover's mother
died recently, leaving her over million
dollars. Il Ia said she is willing to spend
money literally TO get her husband IN the
Senate Mrs. Glover is anxious to return
to Washington, where she once shone in
society.
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O,her Games.

At Indianspolis-Indianapolis Is, Wash
inOton 6; errors, Indianapolis l, Wash
;nStou 6 hits, Indianapolis l9, Washing
tom 9 Pitchers, Rusie and Keefe.
A. ChicaQo-Obicsgo Pbila elphis .,
errors. l each; hits, Chicago a; Phils.
delnbia 6. Pitchers, Hutchinson and
Sanders.
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EArned-Cleveland 1, New York 2; two
base hits, Radiord and Twitchell; home
runs, TiernaD; stolen bases, Tiernan;
double plays, Richardson. Ward and Con-
ner: first base on balls, Cleveland 3, New
York 4; struck out, Cleveland 5, New
York 8; time, 1885; umpire, Lynch.
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AN 1NsuRAN CE SURPRISE.

The Etna Company Wirhdraws From the
New Hampshire Compact.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Not since the
disruption Of the Metropolitan Association
of FIRE Underwriters, in 1857, following
the withdrawal of the Williamsburg City
Fire Insurance Company from its ranke,
has anything occurred to excite so much
feeling and comment in insurance cir
cl a. the announcement just made by
the -E,ns Company, of Hartford, of its
withdrawal from the New Hampshire
compact.
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Excited by the MoRae Poisoning Case.

ST JOHN, n. B., October 5.-The New
Brunswick government and the city au'
thorities of ST. John each offer reward OF
S41 GOO for the discovery Of the persons
who sent candies containing stryehnlne to
Mrs. McR4e. The case ID the sll-absorb'
log topic here and wild stories OF other at
tempts at poisoning ar in circulation.
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Raas nalI Ertraordlnary.

There will be base ball extraordinary on
the Island Park on Wednesday, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday of this week.
The first two days the Philadelphia
League team, with Wheeling's old favor
te, Delebanty, will be here, and on the
latter two days the PittsbuIg League team
wiIl annear
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70 Apaches for North Carolina.

WASHINGTON, October 5.-GOv. Fowle,
of North Carolina, called at the War De-
psrtment this morning TO reinforce bis
protest against the translation of Geronimo
and his Apaches from Mount Vernon Bar
racks to Haywood county, N. c., but Sec
retsry Proctor was out Of town The
Governor then called on the President,
who told him that the Government would
not send the Indians anywhere that their
presence would he objected to.
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Psuncefote Coming Over.

LONDON, October 5.-Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, the British Minister to the United
States, is passenger of the Steamer Au-
rania, which sailed from Liverpool for New
York to-day.
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HAwAIIANs EXCITED.
A False Report That an Annexation
Treaty Had Besn Concluded.

Treaty Had Besn Concluded.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 5.-The
steamer Australia, from Honolulu, arrived
at this port last night. Considerable ex-
citement was created among the natives
on the 231 ult. by report to the effect
that the Hawaiian Cabinet had concluded
treaty agreeing to the annexation of the
islands to the United States. The rumor
had it's origin in the fact that PROPOSE
tion favoriDg full reciprocity with the
United States had been discussed. No &C
tion was taken.
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The Gamblers Have a Pull.

CHICAGO, October 5.-The Grand failed
to return any indictments against any Of
the gamblers of the city though their at
tenlion wss particularly directed to that
matter by Judge Horton. The EUenlng
Ne,rs alleges that the political pull" Of
the gamblers prevented ii.
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Bra1ilians Read rlains's Address,

Rio DE JANEiRO, VIA GALVESTON,
September 5.-The newspapers through
ont Brszil published in full Secretary
Blaine's address to the delegates TO the
International Congress. The public Is
hopeful of great commercial benefits re-
sulting from the Congress.
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An Insurance Agent Shot.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, October 5.-Wm.
P. K gers, the General Agent for Missouri
aud Kansas, of the Equitable Insurance
o 'mpsny, of Iowa, AZ $50 O'Clock lsst
night, was shot by foot pad in front Of
his home, and dangerously wounded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06

MANY young children become positively
repulsIve with sore eyes, sore ears, and
scald head. Such affections may b.
speedily removed by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparills. Young and old alike txpe-
rience the wonderful benefits of this med
icine.
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Hoo,h and modi-,k. At Pitt,burg.

PITrsBURG, October 5.-Edwin Booth
and MOojeska closed the first week Of
their season here tonight. The business
was the largest in years, the receipts reach
nearly S2O, 600.
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The Cars German Visit.

BERLIN, October 5.-Oficial telegrams
from Fredensbourg, received at Potsdam
and the Foreign Office tonight, say that
the Gar will start for Berlin on Tues
day next,
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Chi. Z Of the Bureau of statistics.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-The Sec
retary of the Treasury to-day appointed
Sidney G. Breck, of Missouri, to be Chief
OF the Bureau OF Statistics, vice Mr.. Switz-
Ter, reslgned. He WAS endorsed by Secre-
tsry Noble and other Missourians.
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FOR BIG STAKES.

Billy Meyer and Carroll to Fight For
$1,000 a side.
BLOOMINGTON, Ills, October 5.-Billy
Meyer, the champion light weight, who is
visiting friends here, has received a tele-
gram from San Francisco saying that bis
flush fl ght with Carroll for $40 600 side
is 90. The preliminaries are settled and
the match made. The fight is to take
place in Mexico, London prize ring rules.
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NOBLE IS MUM.

No One But Warner Has Been offered
Tanners Place.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-Secretary
Noble was to-day questioned by repre-
sentative of the Associated Press as to how
soon a successor to Commissioner Tanner
would likely be appointed. The Secre-
tary declined to say anything upon the
subject further than that the position had
not been rendered to any one since Major
Warmers declination.
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MRS. HAMILTON RETIREs.

An Early Start for the PenItentiary at
Trenton.
MAYS LANDING, n. J., October s.
Mrs. Eva Hamilton left here at 4:3O
o'clock this morning, in charge Of Sheriff
Johnston, for the penitentiary at Trenton,
to serve her sentence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06

A Kansas X silro~d IN = Receiver's Hands.
KANSAS CITY. No, October 5.-The
Inter State rapid Transit Co. has been
plsced in the hands Of 3 receiver. This
action was taken at the application Of the
Metropolitan Trus' 90 Of New York,
which holds $500, GOO Of the cOmpaDy's
bonds, upou when the company has been
unable to paw the interest The total in
deb,edness ofth road is placed at s., 900, =
O00
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Money for the Jonnstown Workers.

JoHssrowN, Pa, October 5.-The
money from the Governor, to pay the ate
wor kmep, has arrived, 1t having teen
shipped late Wednesday night.
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worthless High License Law.

LANSING, MIcM October s-aany
blunders have been discovered in the
high license law, passed by the last Legis-
iure, and it is taid to be practically worth
less.
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Earned, Pittsburg l, Boston l; two-base
hits, Carroll, Rowe, Dunlap, and Kelly 2;
stolen bases, Kelly; first base on balls by
Calvin l, Olsrkson s. struck out bv Gal
vim 3. Clarkson 1. Time, 1875. Umpire,
Powers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06

WASHINGTON, October 3 5-Privste Sec
retsry Hslford IS in bad health and has
not been able to attend 10 his official du-
ties for two days.
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NICENE CREED.
ITS FRIENDS CARRY THE DAY.
The General Convention Of the Episcopal
Church
ORDERS 1T In THE PRAYER BOOK.
A Warm Debate Over the Question Yes
tsrday.

NEW YORK, October 5.-The General
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of America went into session to-day
at 10 o'clock, after morning prayers, at
which Rev. DR.. Beatty, of Kansas, and
Bishop Leighton Coleman, of Delaware,
officiated. When the House went into
session memorial from the colored men,
bers of the church was presented, in which
it was asked that they have equal repre-
sentation. The order of the day was taken
up, the consideration of resolution II CON-
ing up, Rev. DR.. ]. ]. Baulex, of Arkansas,
took the floor and spOke in opposition to it.
He argued that the NIcsne creed presented
to the convention was not Catholic creed
but Roman creed, and should not be &C
cepted by the convention. DIR. Kenney,
OF Michigan, next spoke. He was in favor
of the adoption of the resolution.
THE RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Ths'next speaker WAS Rev. DR.. Christian,
R .ctor of the House of Prayer. of Newark,
n. ]. He was strongly in favor of the
adoption of the resolution. Rev. James
P Vaulx, of Arkansas, and Stephen p.
Nash, lay delegate from the New York
Diocese, also spoke in favor of the resolu-
tion. The resolution was put to vote
by Diocese and adopted by the following
vote Il: Clerical 39 ayes, 8 noes, two di-
vided Lay 80 ayes, IA noes, 4 divided.
The House of Deputies then adjourned
till Monday. The House Of Bishops at
their session took up the question of di-
viding the church territory into Provinces
and notified the House to that effect.