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A Soldier Murdered.

GCrHRIE, INDIAN TER, Oct 29.-sergt. I. G.
Baron, troop D, thirteenth regiment, U.sA,
was shot and fatally wounded here last night
by Charles Taylor, a butcher. Taylor was set
upon in . house Of ill repute by a party Of
soldiers and badly beaten. In escaping he
drew his revolver and fired the fatal shot. The
city is full OF United States soldiers returning
to their posts from the encampment on the
Strip, ana they have organized volunteer
guard to prevent Taylor's escape from town.
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Vessel Wrecked.

RoCKPoRT, MASS, Oct. 29.-The schooner
Varney, Bath, Me-, Captain Weeks, went ashore
on the Salvages at $3.50 this morning and will
probably be total loss. Crew saved.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE CATHOLIC uN1yERs1rY yxrNpr

THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY EXEMPT
The Commissioners today issued an order
directing the assessor to exempt from taxation
the grounds of the new Catholic university
and caused letter to be written to Bishop
keane to that effect
MISCELLANEOUS.
Building Inspector Entwistle, who has been
confined to his home for the past few days by
sickness, is at his desk again.
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A Prominent Sinner.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 29.-Jas. d. Stafford
a leading banker and church man, has defaulted
in the suit brought against him by his former
housekeeper. Emma Field. who acc used him Of
the paternity of her child. The affair has
caused great sensation here owing to the
prominence of the Stafford family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

Stole the Postmaster Generals Razors.
Postmaster General Wanamaker likes a clean
shave, and in order that he might always have
a sharp razor on hand he kept half dozen in
a morocco case. Last Friday the case of razors
disappeared and the police are now looking for
the man who is responsible for its disappear
auce
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An Old Policeman Sent I'm.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 29.-The defendants in
the Conner-Marshall case, charged with con-
spring to rob the Rio Grande express train in
April last near Gunnison, have been convicted
Common was once first lieutenant OF the Denver
police.
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Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sis-
nal office today; Sam, 46; ppm, Is; maxi
mum. AZ; minimum, 46
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Nashville,s street Railways.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct "a deal was con-
summated yesterday by which all the street
railway lines in the city will be consolidated
under one management, the capital stock being
about S3,0O0.000. About fifty miles Of road are
included in the deal. All the lines will be
operated by electricity.
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Navigation on SUNDAYS.

OTTAWA, ONT., Oct. 29.-An order has been
issued by the department of railways and
canals that until the close of navigation the St.
Lawrence canals are to be opened Sundays
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A Fatal RUNAWAY.

DENVER, Oct. pa runaway collided with a
cable Car last night and threw Mrs. Ellis OF
Minneapolis clear over the car, giving her a
fatal wound.
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LAuSDRHMES ARE DEMONSTRATING Score
tary Batcheller has decided that Chinese laun-
drymen are laborers within the meaning of the
Chinese restrictive act and are therefore pro-
hibited from landing in the United States, no
matter whether they have been here before or
not
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A Pine Stealer Caught.

New YoaK, Oct. 29.-Charles Thoelen has
been arrested for taking $4,000 worth of goods
from Caldenborg Il Co., pipe makers. J.
Steiner, cigar dealer, was arrested as acco n
Plice. Thoelen confessed and gave up Gas Of
the stolen pipes.
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THEIR BOOSTERS CROWED.
Owners Of BOisterous Chickens in the
Police Court.

The growing Of ROSTERS occupied consider
able attention of Judge Miller's time in the
Police Court this morning. In one case Chas
II. Smallwood and John Smith. colored, were
defendants, and Mrs. Margaret Brown was
complainant. The parties live near 21st and 7
streets. Lawyer John Webb appeared as coun-
sci in the case.
Mrs. Brown told the story of her troubles
with the ROSTERS. and the defendants made
their statements. One claimed that his rooster
was too small to crow loudly and the other said
that his rooster was sick.
''What is the matter with it," asked the
judge.
'.It's got the pip"
Lawyer Webb argued the case and said that
Commissioner Douglass. who was his next door
ncighbor, was the owner of several roosters
and he thought he would call the Commissioner
as an expert. After further talk about the
roosters Judge Miller accepted the personal
bonds of the defendants.
Mrs. Mary Murray. who lives at zoos street,
was next called. The complainant in the case
was Mr. Robert Rodney.
Her chicken" said Mr.. Rodney, ''has a
sharp strong, shrll voice that permeates along
the walls of the houses that act as sounding
boards"
Mr.. Rodney came prepared to make out a
case against the lady, for he had letter from
other.
Mrs Murray said that the rooster was ban
tam aud was kept in stable at night.
Judge Miller decided that the rooster Unjust
60" and Mrs. Murray gave her personal bonds
to make soup OF the fowl.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
ToDAY's BOND OrrIRIxos aggregated s7ao0o,
- follows: Registered A., $4,000, e500, ESQ,
e20, 900, at 127; coupons, AS, o., 600 at 1861.

TIE SILVER LEAD ORE QuEsTroN.--Acting
Secretary of the Treasury Batcheller, in reply
to an appeal from New York, resfirms the de-
cision preventing the entry Of mixed Mexican
lead silver ores and requiring the value of the
lead in such ores TO be estimated at the New
York market price, less one per cent per pound.
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The Levy Coaeert.

The concert to be given by Levy and his
company on Sunday evening next ct the New
National thssser promises 10 b great sue
cess Levy and his cornet have worldwide
reputation and the indications are that be and
his company wiz b greeted b tul house.
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The Backwoods Bandit

BEssEMER, MICH, Oct 29.-The case of Holz-
shay, the highwayman Of northern Wisconsin
and Michigan, was called for trial in the circuit
court this morning. Rumor has it that the de-
Tense will plead an alibi, and another that il
will try and prove that the highwayman IL in
sane.
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FINANCIAL AND COAMERCIAI.

The New York Stock Market.
Tho following the opening and closing prices of
The New fork stock Market, W. reported by special
wire 10 C0rson and Mccartney. l4IO street
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MANTZ COMMITTED TO JAIL
The Case Comes Up In the Police Court
This Afternoon

warrant charging George Mantz with -
sault and battery with intent 70 kin wss
MED in the Police Court this afternoon.
IL was stated 10 the prosecus-
ing attorney this afternoon that
while the patients symptoms we're more favor
sue tnAn they were last night yet there wss
reAiy no change in his general condition.
Inc case was continued indefinitely without
jail 0wng TO the serious condition Of Blunt
counsei Tor The defendant, Mr. williams did
nor make application for bail Mantx was co.
cordingly committed 10 Jail
THE WOUNDED MANS coxprrrox
Mr.. Blunt passed quiet and easy day, and
at ESQ was resting with very little pain. Drs.
Busey and Thompson held . consultation this
morning at 10 An, and found the symptoms
very favorable.
Since then the patient has been doing A we'll
as possible under the circumstances Morphine
has been administered in small ouantities 10
relieve the pain. Blunt has taken no pourisb.
ment during the day. Another consultation
will be held this evening.
Use OF Sidewalks on Louisiana Avenue.
The police have made new move regarding
the occupation OF the sidewalks on Louisiana
avenue between 9th and 10th streets north west
The pavement in front of the stores has been
used from the building line 10 the awning by
the merchants in connection with their busi-
ness by permission Of the District Commis-
sioners That space is not now entirely used
by those who have business houses along the
avenue, II IL said, but il is alleged that the
spaces In some instances are rented 10 other
parties at from Sl0 TO S25 q month.
The police hold that while the merchants are
entitled TO the use of the sidewalk they have no
right to rent any portion of it, The matter Will
Dc heard In the Police Court this week. Lawyer
Gloss has been retained 70 defend the cases.
The Brightwood Avenue Grog shops.
The citizens Of Sligo, Md, propose TO hold Q
meeting Thursday evening to indorse the &C
ton OF their neighbors down the road at Whit
ney chapel against the liquor saloons on Bright
wood avenue. The people in the neighbor-
hood OF the 1th-street road are disposed TO see
II there Is not some remedy for the saloon nui-
sance along that great thoroughfare to the
country.
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hEFERs TO COMMANDER GooDRIcH.-The
orders OF Commander c. F. Chadwick detach-
ing him from the command Of the Naval War
college, printed in the first edition, should re-
fer to Commander C. F. Goodrich.
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ArnnX Changes.

Appointments Lieutenant Theodore E.
True, fourth infantry, to be assistant quarter
master, with the rank of captain, October %,
1889. vice Lord, promoted.
First Lieut.. John NICE. Hyde, regimental
adjutant eighth infantry, to be assistant quar-
termaster with the rank of captain October %,
1889, vice Cook, deceased.
CASUALTY.
Maj. Morse K. Taylor (retireD died October
20, 1889, at San Antonio, Tex.
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In Chicago interview Joseph Gabriel Of
British Columbia says his people are n favor
Of snnexation 70 the United States,
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Telegrxphic Briefs.

Tie diphtheria scourge has struck Clinton,
Ill Three deaths and several new cases are re-
ported. The high school Is closed.
pulp grinder in the Kimberly, Wis, mill
burst yesterday and killed Frank Clark, super
intenuent ga the piant-
The United States corvette Galena sailed
from Baltimore for New York today.
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From Wall Street Today.

NEw YORK, Oct 29-The opening Of
the stock market this morning was fairly steady
rs compared with last evening, first prices
showing irregular changes of small fractions in
most cases. though Northern Pacific was down
1< per cent at 80. There was very moderate
business done. and while sugar retneries were
most active Union Pacific, Reading. st. Paul
and Denver, Texas and Fort Worth did a good
business, followed by burlington, New England
Missouri Pacific and Lake Shore, the others
being dull and uninteresting. The market
soon developed a generally strong tone and ad-
yances of small fractions were established
among the stocks Of the regular list. but sugar
was again weak and from 6J14 ut the opening
retired to GsIS. This decline was afterward re-
covered. but It again declined to 679s. Con-
siderable feverishness was noticeable in the
regular list, and many stocks lost the early ad-
vance while the coal stocks were quite weak,
but the decline brought in more buving, and
later on a largely increased business prices
advanced all along tho line. At II O'Clock the
market was active and firm to strong and gen.
orally at shade better than the opening
prices.
Society People Convicted of Arson.
PRIxcEss ANNE, Nd, Oct 29.-Mr. Levin B.
He'll and his sister Sarah, both prominent
society people OF this county, were convicted
this morning of burning Cox Il Mills ware
houses at Paramount, Somerset county, a month
ago. Sentence was deferred.
Phil. Armour's Kansas City Pro perty
kansas CRY, No., Oct. ga fire which
threatened to destroy the mammoth packing
houses Of Armour 4 Co. in Kansas City was
discovered in the fertilizer at 8 o'clock this
morning. The fertilizer was the last Of the
buildings to the north and was separated from
the refinery works by only narrow alley.
The fire started in the south end OF the build
ing and spread with amazing rapidity. The
fremen Of Armour were quickly on the scene
and the city fremen soon came. In half hour
they gave mp the fight and directed their ef-
forts toward saving the adjoining buildings. In
this they were successful The entire building
burned in three-quarters Of an hour
and the contents were wholly destroyed.
The loss is clio, lO0-s30. 600 on the building,
ESQ. 900 on the machinery and $50, 900 on the
contents-the whole fully covered by insurance.
When the Hre started there were three negroes
asleep In the third story Of the building. The
wa.chman saw two Of them escape and went "a
arouse the third. Robert Parton. but was driven
back by the flames aud smoke. II is thought
that the negro psrished in the faues.
Telegrxphic Briefs.
Tie diphtheria scourge has struck Clinton
III Three deaths and several new cases are re-
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NEVER FAIL TO CURE
SODEN MINERAL PAsTILLES,
SODEN MiNEl.AL PASTiLLES,
soDEN MINERAL PAsTIlLES,
The Great European Remedy against AL
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS
COUGHS AND HOARsENEsS.
Sold by all Druggists.
Small Boxes. 25c. Large Boxes, Soc.
oroQ thSs-t;m
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WV Ill. MckNEw
oss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
CHnDRENs COATS AT
POPULAR PRICES.
cH1LpREN's COATS AT
POPULAR PRIcEs
CHILDREN's COATS AT
POPULAR PRIcEa
CH1LDREN's COATS AT
POPULAR PRICES.
cHILpRENs COATS AT
CHILDREN's COATS AT
cHnDRENs COATS At
POPULAR PRICES
CHuDEENs COATS AT
POPULAR PRICES
WIN q. McKNEw.
Successor to r. 4. Taylor.
o-Is e33 Penn ava
LvERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT, CAR
he. Only one piii dOse. woman can't stand
SATURDAY. OCT. IL. 1850
kLPHoSzo yoUNes COMPANY.
42s NINTH STREET.
Oder IS delightful breakfast dish Imported
Ksppered Herring, Imported Fresh Herring.
Imported Russaau Caviar MAekerel in Tomato
GAUGE. Extra Choice No. Mackerel la;estcatch-
AI.O New Buekwhea, aud Now Orleans No
Lsses.
Also Refined Corn Meal for MufhnA and
choice Creamery Butter.
Asd we are still booming" the Flour bud
uPHoNzo YoUxGs COMPANY.
42s NINTH STREET
Ps-p0n', forxs, our Superior Potato Chips Price
reduced EY.c.
Oct.
TEE v. q. FISCHER
ART AND STATIONERY COMPANY.
52s 18TH STREET CCoRcoRAN BUILDINa.
IMPORTERS.
Paintings Water Colors. Etch.nzs. Ensravinss &c
Latest Publications, Rare Prints
Artistic Posture FRAMING IN Gold or Hard Woods.
kesIdins q: Old Frames aud Restoring of Paintings
Aspeel-lty.
FINE STATIONERY AND CARD ENGRAVING.
Latest Designs. Low Prices se26-3m
SHoULpER CapEs
Fresh supply Of SHOULDER cAPEs rsesived today
in Seal. Mink. Astraehsr. Persian and Monkey Fur.
SEAL JACKETS. sAcoUEs and DoLMANs at Low
Prices.
FUR TRIMMING In every variety of Fur
PLUSH SAPEs. sACQUEs aud JACKETS.
AL goods % New YOrk Prices
khLk1f 3 RUoFF,
hxtiers and Furrisrs.
eal03@ SO leansyivAnla are.
HH'ii$ { = ''....
Pure all Hsv.pa Filler, sumatra wrspp>r, p~tc,ou.
enessi ir.<rant odori sales i.o06.0Oo mon IL
Sold sveIexEe au2S-:lna
IL SICK HEADACHE is MISERY, WHAT ARE
u Carriers Little Liver Pills n they will positively
earsig feSp.s Who have nsod them speas frankly of
tnsix worth Ihsy are small and easy TO TAXA
SGOsIIkA TIERS, The Would RE-
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II You HAvs

II You Have
CONSUMPTION,
BRoNCHITIs,
scRoFULA,
COUGH or COLD.
THROAT AFFECTION.
WASTING OF FLESH.
Or any Disease where the Throat and Lungs are IN
eaned IAcE of strength Nerve Power, you can Dc
kslieved anu Cured by
SCOTS EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPoPHosPHITEs.
PALATABLE AS MILK
Ask for SCOTS Emulsion, and let explanation or
,ollcilatoa induce you to sccspt substitute
Sold by all Druggists.
nee SCOTT Z BOVINE. Chemists. n Z.
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SHouLpER CapEs.

Fresh supply Of SHOULDER cAPEs received today
IN seal. Mink. Astraehsr. Persian and Monkey Fur.
SEAL JACKETS. sACQUEs and DOLMANs ct Low
Prices.
fUk TEiHMlNG In every variety Of Fur.
PLUSH SAPES, sACQUEs aud JACKETS
AL goods % New York Prices
kLLLk1f q RUOFF
hxters and Furrisrs
eal0-3@ sVo iennsyivApia are
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SC. I'LL / / g T II CIGAR.

Pure Hsv.na Filler. sumatrs wr.prsy, n-,,.,o,.
Eaessi FRAGRANT odor! sales l.o0oOO0 amonth.
Sold sveIe here. au2T-:ln.
IL SICK HEADACHE is MISERY WHAT ARy
Carriers Little Liver Pills n they viii positiveiy
sarsiv feSp.s Who have n.od them speak frankly Of
tnsix WORTH lhsy are small and sasy TO TAXA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

LNyERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR
IL tiers Little Liver fIIls speclnc for sick bead
. be Only one pil . dose A WOMAN can't stand
everything
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A VOID HARSH PURGATlVE PlLLS..IhE,
~ maze YOU sick aud then leave you consupateo
rt-r's Little Liver Pills regulate the oowsls sns
cure YOU
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A NGosTyRA TIERS, The wOhLp RY
N povlsd sorth American apf etixer cures dyxpep-
STA. 10. Dr. J. y. b siosert s sons, sole manufsc.
taEsrh AZ Ill druSHistA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09
A MAJORITY Of SEVEN
Democrats Have Got the Long
End Of Montana's New
Legislature.
Two Simon-Pupe Democratic
Senator's Will Accompany
Carter to Congress.
A Priest Heads Off People Try
ing to Deadhead Into
Heaven.
Gullible Hawkeyes Done to a
Turn Dy a Smooth
Salesman.
Special to the Glnhe

Special to the Globe
HELENA, Mont, Oct. S.-The only
change in the result of the election in
Montana as given in these dispatches
last Friday is that later returns from
Jefferson county indicate the defeat OF
Cardwell. Democrat, for the senate,
making the membership of that body
tie. This leaves Democratic maiority
of seven on joint ballot in the legisla-
ture. The official count has not been
made in any doubtful county yet, but
the work will commence tomorrow in a
majority of them. As Cardwell is only
twelve behind the Republican candi-
date he may yet pull out. In this county
Newis and Clarke the vote between
Hovey, Republican, and Logan, Demo-
crat. is very close, difference of only
forty. In Fergus county the Democrats
gain member, whose defeat they had
acknowledged, while III Meagher county
they lose one. The Republicans ara
making spasmodie claims of majority
IN the legislature, but give no figures 10
substantiate their claims The rank
and file of the Republican party ac-
knowledge defeat, but senatorial aSpir-
ants and federal officials cry fraud one
moment and the next claim majority
in the Legislature. Marcus DAILY. chair.
man of the Democratic committee, says
his party has clear. sure majority of
seven on joint ballot, with every pros
pect of having solid delegation from
Silver Bow, which will give the Demo-
Gratis eleven majority in the legislature.
TOole'S majority of 500 has not been af-
fected by recent returns. Under gov
ernOr figures on state officers cann OF De
obtained until the official count is com.
pleted.
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MATRICIDE AND SUICIDE.
Shocking Crime of a Crazy Buff
faiOnian,

BUFFALO, Oct. S.-A most shocking
murder and suicide occurred at No. 43
Main street at an early hour this morn
ing. Charles F. Orris, who resided with
his mother, Mrs. Mary King. in the third
story of that building, shot her while
she was asleep, about O'Clock, and then
committed suicide by cutting his throat
from ear to ear with razor. The room
where the crime was committed, when
first entered, presented terrible sight.
In one little bedroom, about six by
eight feet, lay the murdered woman in
bed with an ugly bullet wound in her
face, told the cause of death. She lay
on her back as if quietly sleeping, and
undoubtedly never realized what had
happened to her. The bed clothes. al
though saturated with blood.:from the
wound, were not disturbed. After
killing his mother the murderer must
have walked to table near by, and
hastily scribbled the following admIs-
sion of his guilt, on three separate pieces
of brown paper. as they we're found in
his vest pocket this morning.
l should prefer cremation, if possible.
Please don't bother our relations about the
matter, for they have trouble enough.
hope my friends will not think the worst of
me for this. | am tired of living, and that is
enough. Mother could not get along without
me, so ended her suffering also. So, good
bye, friends, and may you all be happy.
CHARLES F. ORRIs.
After writing the above note sur
rCundings indicate that he walked up to
mirror hanging on the wall and cut
his throat from ear to ear with razor.
He then walked across the room and sat
down in chair and smoked cigarette
while his life blood was OOZing out.
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PLAIN TALK OF LYNcIi1xC,
Organized Attempt to Eurn a
Missouri Town.

MEXICO. Mo, Oct. S.-Gfcat excite
ment exists here over an organized at
tempt made last night to burn the prin-
cipai residence portion of the town. No
less than four incendiary fires occurred
within q space of six hours, and the in
cendiarics were driven away from their
work in two instances before they
could apply the torch 10 the
buildings. which they intended to burn.
The barns of John Savinets, Rev. P. B.
Cassill, ex-State Senator Webb, NJ
Ruby and John Wright were all set on
fire betweenS o'clock and midnight and
were burned, together with contents.
In each case it was with great difficulty
that the residences of the persons
named were saved from the flames.
Shortly after midnight the police sur
prised the incendiaries at their work in
the barns of Col. John F. Wilson and
DR.. A. B. Miller. Two negro @girls
were arrested for completely in
the the crime. but were released
to-day for lack of evidence. This at
tempt to burn the town is supposed to
result from the arrest and conviction
last week of several members of band
of negro burglars, who are believed to
be seeking revenge. Two members Of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09

Of the Southern Ohio and Michigan
dioceses, respectively. The house then
listened to further discussion of judi
cial systems relating to the institution
of an appellate court by the committee.
Without arriving at a conclusion the
house adjourned until tomorrow, when
the discussion will be resumed. The
co oamittee appointed to nominate the
trustees of the general theological sem
mary have named the following:
Rev. Drs. Dawes, of Philadelphia; Colt,
of New hampshire; Astwell, of Ohio;
King. of New York; Miles. of New Jer-
sey, and W. II. BurgwIn, of North Caro-
lima. The appointment of joint COM
mlttee to examine the condition of the
colored people in the South is as follows:
Rev. Drs. Phillips Brooks. of Boston;
Bird, of Florida; StringfellOw, of Ala
lama; Gray, of Tennessee; Vibbert, of
Illinois; Mcconnell, of Louisiana; Will
9ur. OF Maryland; Stotzenburg,. OF In,
diana; Morgan, of New York, and
Wilder, of Minnesota.