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recommcuusd memorial pssee t. t..
The subject Of ritual, represon tatlor is
the General Grand Council and other ruab.
tiers Of interest to the craft received proper
consideration at lis hands.
In closing the grand master Baidi ALLOW
mo to express my thanks to oil for the
hearty support accorded ne, and for the
high honor conferred il calling me TO this
exalted position; though confined to my
house during the winter months by Illness
the busy season in Masonic crcles--it has
afforded much pleasure during the watches
of sickness to know that my companions
we're busy il the pleasures attending their
work now return TO you tho jewel with
which you invested me ono year ago, trnst-
ing that It has not been tarnished through
any oot Of mine"
After the usual routine butiresd sad tho
reports OF tie committees the council pro-
cesded 10 election Of officers with tue result:
Orrin ". circuit, VI. J. q. NJ.
Edwin O. Hibbar1, b. &. II.
Glyron j. Horton, 6. T. c. W.
Charles II. IIeaton G.. Treas.
Warren e. Reynolds, q. Rec.
james Z. Curran, u. C. OF Cd.
j, II. Jones, q. c. OF c.
The most Ill, Or. master :uaie the follow.
ing appointments
William l.. Walker, Or. chaplain.
w. Il. Dunton, Gr. marsh H.
II. c. Humphrey, Or. stewart.
George II. Whitman, Or. sentinel
The officers we're then duly installed h7
Comp. A. a. Hall, Comp. e. p. True act
ing "a grand marshal, after which tie grand
council closed
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The GRAND COUNCIL
OF Royal aud select Master, in Session
tuesday Evening,

OF Royal aud scioc; Master, in Se>, Ion
Tuesday Evening.
The grand conucil Of Royal aa3 Sal,c.
iiastcrs for the STATE of Vermont riat az she
hail Of burlington CouuciI La. >iuy e,eumg
and was opened IT, form a l:iJ o'c.oci vita
a full corps OF officers and Representative.
from seventeen subordinate councils CO...
rim W, Circuit OF 81. JOhu,hury NJ. H..
grand master.
The grand master delivered hs annual
address, Of which the following is br.v.
abstract:
\ year has passed with all its eyertfu
changes since last Ne met in this city ue, l.
the beautiful lake The greeting seein-
more cordial "a VIC gather year a.t-r year
mud why should it not, Tor our rite hal No..
birth in ages past and deserves our most
cordial support.
His report upon the condition OF the or
der in Vermont was upon the Whole favor
able, he earnestly urged the companions 10
renewed efforts in the upbuiilinE OF their
branch OF Masonry. A fttlng tribute was
pad TO the illustrous dead in this and other
Jurisdictions among whom may lee men
toned Benton, EHscom, Miller, Rawson
aud TIE venerable iiollepbeck Hg a.,c
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THE GRAND COMMANOERY.


The grand commandery OF Knights Tom
plar and appendaut orders Of the state az
Vermont assembled in It's 18th annual con
ciave IN tho asylum Of Burlington com
manlery No. ., Tuesday June 8, \, O., ~
at 10 o'clock a. III. and was opened in form
by Il. L.. hranI Commander Sir WIN f.
Lows after the usual devItous led by Rev.
Sir WiIAan Bosort Walker oil Bennington,
grand pre.ate.
After the usual appointments, filing
vacancies and o,h-r preliminary Wo,k tAe
grand commander read his auuua. address.
Tho address was r1iarrei to the commit
too on do.uss Of grand officers except 80
much as referred to cuanse OF time OF an
uual conciaye which was referred Il to spo-
cial committee.
The addIo1, was an able paper ana brought
to the attention OF the sir knights a record
OF tue important ainirs Of tho past year, t
full list OF deceased fgatrcs with extended
notices If their lives an account of the cor
Responsiveness With the governor as to attend
ing the centennial celebration of the admis-
siln Of eriHout TO the Union, aud the un-
yelling OF tho bennington monument, aud
many other matters OF interest
The reports Of the grand treasurer aud
grand recorder were then presented and
referred 10 the finance committee. lie
funds on hand were something over Sll00.
The membership 1888,
Tha report OF the committee on the
purchase OF a banner was then made and il
was accepted, and the banner was presented
for examination and approved,
Past Grand Commander Alfred A. Hall
in accepting the banner from the committee,
spoke IN substance as follows
Right Eminent Grand Commander:
In accepting the report OF the committee
and the beautiful banner which has beet
borne IN our procession to-day, think th'
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MASONIC WEEK
OPENS WITH THE SESSION OF THE
COUNCIL OF DElleERATlON

A Full Corps of Officers !Present-Annua al
Address of the Commando Chief
George o. Tyler--oficers Electod-Tele-
gram Sent Lady Macdonald.
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concerning my own case, was because I was
con vinced that another deputy, one frssher
in the work, and as yet untried, might suo-
coed where have failed to establish aud
strengthen the rite In the State. For as
said in illusions lost year, 1 feel dissatisfied
that the State has not more lodges Of per-
lection established In places where brightly
shines lights Of other Masonic branches"
Tho reason why l did not carry out my
intention, was given in that address. DO
no give it here because it would not apply
to the present occasion, perhaps But the
intention, and the reason for it, do apply
now, and | am resolved to retire from the
labors Of this district, chesrfully borne for
these q years past. My interest in the rite
has not failed any more than 1t had three
years ago; but no man has a right to accept
position and seek to rest In it, IL is be-
| cause / should not do SO, that wish to re-
| tire. Again, as expressed in the address be-
fore mentioned, / am still convinced that
another deputy with fresher zeal, would do
things that | have not done to increase our
district There is plenty of work for II
deputy, until all parts of the State have
their organized bodies of the rita. We have
well selected number of inspectors general
in the State, any one OF whom would make n
most excellent deputy, and | would-if
necessary-render to my successor any
assistance in my power. ! shall look for
ward to these councils with more pleasure,
feeling that what was to be burden, Is
lightly borne by another. Ny brothers be-
licve me when | say that these words ore
spoken in true devotion 20 the rite, and
with the highest regard for the brethren Of
tho State, Never have heard d complaint
that held this Office too long, on the con-
trary it was the pressure laid upon me by
tho bretheren, which has induced mo to
iOrego my own preferences, and remain a.
your commauder-in-chief But brethren
this intention is for another time and place,
ana Will not detain you longer from tbs
business OF the session, but Us in opening, SO
in closing, | greet you all in that happiness
which aSpires after tue highest.
GEORGE Q. TYLER 33o,
Communicate Chief.
The commender-in chief appointed the
usual standing committees who reported
and after the usual routine business the
council proceeded to the election Of officers
with the following result;
Commander-in-Chief George O. Tyler
49, First Lieut.. -Commaudec, Alfred 4.
Hall 32'; Second Lieut Commander Rob-
ert j. Wright 32'; Minister of State e. =.
o., Elihu b. Taft 3?o; Grand Prior Hem
ry II. Ross 32'; Grand Chancellor, Jane
t. Curran 82o; Grand Treasurer. Charles
| w. Whitcomb So; Grand Secretary, W.
G.. Reynolds So; Grand Ho.pitalcr, Orrin
w. circuit 81 Grand Master Of Ceremony,
| Daniel c. Barber 32' Grand Standard
Bearer, S. w. Cummings 33'; Grand Cap
tain of the Guard d. y. Nicholson 81
Grand Sentinel, George H. Whitman 81 =
The officers elect were then duly Installed
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OF every member CT the grand COmmeudery
whom say that the committee has shown
both taste and judgment in its selection, and
presented US a banner that in conception
and execution is at once a work Of art. We
accept It at your hands aud promise TO
guard ID with the true devotion OF Templar
Knights.
Second, This banner should and does
mean to us something more than work of
art, made up Of silk and tinsolry the effort
OF clever hands and genius; it IL AN emblem
OF the principles Of chivalric Masonry. l
know not the antiquity OF the banner and
the battle flag, but history tells us that the
children Of Israel "bore their banners IN the
wilderness" and In later times the valiant
knights, whose name we bear, rallied under
the standard Of the cross while their enemy
were devoted 10 the crescent and in the
fierce struggle that was wage1 under these
opposing banners, the sacred ground was
won and lost.
To-day the flags q nations are dear to
cvory patriotic heart and in their defence
md the principles they represent, men shed
their blood and willingly lay down their
lives. Our own beautiful star spunged
banner is an emblem Of liberty, ami for u
century has formed and for ages we trust
will remain a symbol OF freedom and furnish
when ever found n rallying point for the
true and the brave.
We arc not called upon TO engage IN
bloody strife, but under tho banner Of the
cross with the motto Of our order, SIN hoe
Signo rinceS,n before us, 70 are bound to
defend the faith nnd hold tho field by precopt
and example so long ~ the enemies of vicc
and error are in presence. It is not by
our own efforts alone that we can accom-
plish this. "Non aobiS UomtHe aon nolts.
sed nomini tuo dG Gioriun !'
The picture upon our banner furnishes to
us beautiful object lesson; in the fore
ground the knight AMI mosleu IN mortal
combat, are n striking illustration of tho
constant warfare between truth end error;
the stream upon the banks Of which tue
conflict is being wa6ed represent cur assem-
blles, within whose precincts "the peace Of
the rircr' should always prevail; while tho
mountains in tho background, kissed 10y tho
clouds, the cminenc9 upon which to plant
our standard, and the reward is promised
beneath, are thou faithful until death and
will give thee crown of life -
Whether this banner be displayed in our
asylum or borne in our PROFESSIONS, it shall
stand rs an cmb'em Of tie princiuies we
profess, and We here renew our solemn VOWS
never to disgrace it, but in its presence and
10y its inspiration to fight manfuliy, as be-
comes men and Nasous who assume the title
of soldiers of the cross.
Right Eminent Sir-We accept the ban
ner at the hands Of the committee with
grateful thanks
Grand Prelnte Rev. William Rogart
Walker then offered an appropriate prayer.
asking the blessing OF heaven on the banner
dedicated to the purposes Of Templar Ma
a.i, l.,.t.
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1
T. WQIaESoN-

piele Gpnaitien, bic fi6 eines glei6en
Wor3ugs rdbmen f6naen. Sic werben
begreifen, baB elm Baronstitel ftir mid
tein @egeuffano befonberer Wertbl9ds
sung fein fann.
RrDner, Der Elm @las nod bem an.
bern leerte, banfte irouii9 ftr bie ems
pfangene untermeiiuug un0 itbmieq,
5is bas Sbema In Derf9iebenen 8aria.
! tioneu big au benz AbeI unter ben Sbie>
ren geftibrt bate, tDobei Der NoabIuts
au9t i'm allgeneinen geba9t wuroe,
uno &ebou, ber In feiner aeflenburqtz
fben Seimatb Gelegenbeit au berarti=
gen StuDien gebabt bate, duBerte, 6aB
bel eblen &afetbteren unter auberen
Werfmalen eine 5einbeit ber grtremi=
tdten ti9 bemertli1 madte.
Miit eiuem berslei9enbem lp6ttif@en
Bid bon feiHer tpeiBen, i6malen, mus.
teaofen 0ano auf bic tleine, fe1fe, aber
etmas breite Gauft &ebous fagte Rro.
ner:
Nuf Meuf6en be3ogen, ibeiueu bieie
Mertmale ai9t 3utrefenb au feiu. ssbr
unber0lei6li9er CUB, 6err Mittmeiifer,
iprd1e ftir. Sbre 0anb gegen bieIe
&enn3ei9nung Der RaNe. Sd uitrbe
entf9ieben, ba i6 teiner 10 eoien NaiIe
entiprungen bin, bier einen unbered3.
ten gor3ug genieBen, tuie ertIdren sic
bas, 9err Hittmeifter2
Sos erfldrt fiG einfa6, 6err BON
&roner. aus bem iuneraen Weien ber
Sa9el entaegnete troden Der Nnaeres
bette; bic Natur biloet aIle glieber,
melde orbeiten, ftdrfer aus, als bic,
tpel1e feiern. Wsiue 8orfobreu baben
5u pferbe geienen unb bas e9mert
gefdbrt, ba blieben bic 6iiBe Helm unb
bie Jauff wur0e Hart unb brett. ssybre
Worfabren finb tpabri1einli1 su SUB
gesangen uno baben = lei9tere 0anb,
arbetten getrieben. - ba traten f6 bic
GhBe brett, bic 0dn6e basesen blieben
tueiG unb 3art.
Sn beH lautbrauienben Wogen ber
Deife'ts't ging bic Nntlport 3roners
Det als aber bieie Wogen f1 ge.
legt batlen, idbien ber Boben, iiber Ben
lie 5uiammsnsei6lagen, eeebnet unb
tlor 80 fein, uie binter ber abaiebenben
Wele oes Meeres.
auf &eboips belIer @tirn botte fih
i9on be,m 8esinn bieies Geaes cine
tletne blaue Nber ge5eigt, uno tper ibu
nun beobd6tet bdtte, tpdbreno Der Sra.
9oHer NIT 9artnddigteit zines 6albbe.
truatenen In ieiuen Sbeen unb 4euBe.
rungen um ben Grlbbaron treilfe, mir,
be eine allmdbli6e @9uelIung bieIer
Noer bemerft baben. Sen bablden
ouatlen 2opf bintiber auf bic 8GdIebue
oes NrmHubls gelest unb nit Der 6ano
iia@ldnig g.ftifuliren6, eradblte ber
tunge Sieutenant bon einem reid nit
Driuanten beiebten Gd6er, ben Deim
bel elmer 4ollefte fur ben 8au elmer
fatboli9en 3ir@e aIs geitrae seipeubet
babe.
(Syortlebuna foIat.)
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8itternbe

1epea @laubens unb aer art ftnfet man In alien @e=
seneen, no Sahelfrp rnb 8eber terrla; ibre GIie=
ber teSeu, fe beben an Grm unb gen; Sdbit Ibiere,
bic ebentaaS ppm 5ieber befalen perben, Ietnen an
6teien SpmptpTen. @un BAT abtr bic Grfabruus sez
Scitetter's Masenbitter$ ntdbt auein iealtde Spur
bieier BON miaSmattf6er Sniectipn berrhbrenben
arantbeten aus benz a6rper entfernt, ionbern aud,
pie SepDbner Der fumpfsen &estonen, in pel6en fth
her Walarta ber @runbsuele iener llebel, sep6bnli
sntiuideln, por issliser aniedans b. E. Dor ber mir
tnn9 oer betr. MtaSmen, fdlst. Daruter linb bic
@elebrea, ME ne 2atenwelt, lansft enis, 0idt nur
auf unferem Continent, ipnbern aud unter ben arpz
pen, mo hte malarti6en sfrantbeiten am bbsarttsen
nnb bemtadiHen aufreten, lit btele unrcr9lei6liGe
mebi5tnti@e SHuspebr ausemein i'm 0ebrduG unb
h6Gfeu anieten. DpSpepiie, 93tliDfitdt, 8ertc-
pfuns, au8emeine S4pd6e uno Rierenleiben werben
hurt has SttterS srinhlid turrt.
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fii6en Waffen auf fernen Rrieesidou.
pldBen, bie @rfol,,e bes preuBifder
Seeres erreeten @iferiu9t, Re erlnis.
neH als NnmaBung, als 0erausforos=
rnng, uub man perlangte Ga9e fir
5abDma.-Oie liberale 5tr6mung BEG
3eitalters lebnte fid auf gegen bic
4Qeinberri6aft beg Raiiers, er muBte
Bemtlisungen 3ugeiteben, ieine Ma9t.
lteaung i'm Snuern mar eef9md9t.
unb eines 2ages erfubr bie Ration aus
benz Munbe ibrer 0ertreter. baB fie ben
Rrteg nit Geutf6lanb pollel"
Nus benz nd6ften Rapitel, bas bic
Worbereltuugen gum Qriege auf beiben
5eiten bebanbelt, iei berporgeboben,
bob Der frau56fl6e Gelbauasplan auf
etn iiberraidenoes Nnsrlffsperfabren
binaussing.
rAle ifarfe 69In6t, unp Sransport,
Hottie follte gu elmer gr6Beren 2onbung
perwertbet werben, tpel9e einen She'll
Der 5treitfrdfte preuBens i'm NorDea
feftbalten tonnte, pdbrenb befeu 6aupt,
ma9t, ME man annabm, ben erifen
Ingriff binter Der far.en Hbeinlinie
abmarten werbe. Dieter strom ioate,
unter umgebung ber groBen 5efungen,
BET uno unterbalb 5trabburg ungeldumt
tiberi6ritten, unb bie fhbbeutide 6ee>
resma6t, welde ben @9marslpaIb au
nertbeibigen bdtte, baburb gIei6 an.
fangs bon Der norboeuti6en getrennt
merben."
Gar bic Iusf1brung bieier fitbuen
Yldne feblte es iebob ON N6tbigften,
an 5tpefentIpre6enben unb genauen
OispoRtionen.
nOie Sruppen tparen. obne bas
@iutrefen ber @rg6n3ungs.Mannl9aft
unb Qusrtfuug ab5uiparten, aus ibreu
Stanborten aIfgebro9en. Snspifden
bduften fih bic etnberufenen Geferben
In ben Oepnts. ale 8abnbDfe tparen
liberftillt, bic giientabnen gum She'll
l9on beritopfi. Die Meiterbef6rberuug
'todte, oa man Oft In ben Depots ben
augeublidli6en Stanbort ber Gegimen=
ter nt1t fannie, OIL tDel9e bic Nann.
l9often ab3uien0en Daren. Srafen
biefe euolid bel ibren &egimentern Elm,
10 nangelten ibnen Die notbnenbiaffen
usraliuugsgegenEdnbe. Den Corps
unb Sibtfoncn feblten bic Grains, bic
ga3aretbe uno fat bas geiammte Ners
waltuugsperfonal. Maga3ine paren
ni6t i'm Woraus angelegt worben, unb
BITE Sruppen tuuroen auf bic 8ef1ube
Der Jefungen angewieien. Dieie ieIbft
befanben f6 In perna9Idifstem 3u.
ltanbe, benn auf lie mar Bel Der fineren
grmartung, man tperoe aIsbalb In
Geinbeslanb porseben, tpenig &adRdt
genommen. SO bate man aud Gar.
ten, 3tDor bon 9eutf1Ianb, niht
aber bon benz eigenen 8ebiet an bic
Stdbe uertbeilt. 3ablofe Mnforberun=
gen, 2lagen unb 8ei1merben liefen
beim Rriegsminiiterium in paris elm,
tpel9es f9lieBli9 ben Sruppen iiberlaI.
fen muBte. fi9 au belfen. tpie He fonns
ten. DOn SO debrouillera" (man
mirb fi6 5ure6t finben), befte bic eens
trale Geb6roe.
(GdtIuk fDldt
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Cages . Weui9tetts,,.
: n | a n D.


= Nl1ter Goolen. ber NorHsenoe
Der 3mif1enbanoels Rommiffton, bat
fi9 iebt aus @efunbbeitsrndfdbten oes
5tpungen geieben, fein Mmt nieoersules
gen. gs II oies febt bie 3tpeite 8aeans
in oiefer 2ommiifton unb es feblt nas
tlirli1 ni6t ar 3ablrei9en Bewerbern
UNI btefe ebenfo ebrenpouea als eins
trdsli6sn stelldngen.
= Die gunbes &esierung bat bes
t1loRen, oie befd)iagnabmte veSStata"
Der 1ilenifden .Sunta@ bemn6hlt pies
Der 3urid3ugeben, na6bem tieielbe bic
ni4t unbetrd9tli9en Soften ber Be.
fWlagnabmung unb bes 9ndtranspors
tes ienes Rriegsf6iffes nod San israns
cisco 5urRderifattet bot.
Sn Nelp Oort feierie MiB 9arah
Wannaftranb ibren 104. @eburtstQa
beint befen Wobliein. Die alte Dame
II f6rperli@ unb seiltig nod b6lia ri.
tttg. Sic f6reibt bas namentlitb benz
3uftanoe au. bob He ME In ibrem 2eben
etn @oriett getraeen babe.
:. Stt Ro6eifer, VI. g., tpirb bic res
publifanilde Staatstonpentton abaes
bolten. 5. 8. Gaffett, Der erit fiiraIid5
bonn prdfibenten gum 3ous unb 6afen.
Solicitor bon Nem Oorf ernannt 1pprs
ben 1T, tpuroe mad laneer, gum Sbeil
bibiger Oebatte gum @ouperneurscaus
btoaten ber repubIitanif9en partei nos
minirt. sSaf5ttts @eQen. @anbi6at Nes
der bon Buffalo bate anf6naIic3 audl
sablrei1e @timmen erbalten.
Wdbrenb Der lebten 8erihtsuos
DE lanbeten In ber 9fem Norter Barqe.
Office 10.317 3mii6enbedspofaaiere
gegen 6,701 In ber ent(pre6enbe Wod1e
beg Woriobres. Sn Der Barge. Office
befnoen fid 3, 8. ungsfdbr 400 propis
iorif9 3uritdgebaltene ruffif6e sSuben, |
6enen ber fungirenbe @inmanberuuass
Superintendent. General o. yeirne. Dor.
ldufig bic 2anbuneserlaubniR perpei.
CERT. neil He als rlntertabte giupous
berer" unb iomit aIs spaupers4 au be.
tfa9ten feien.
MusIanb.
- Jn So1oon bat f9 elm Gpnbifat
gebiloet, INN ber gbi!eniideu .eSSunto"
Die Summe bon $4,000, 900 al leiheu. |
ote he aur Reorganization oer 0erpaIs
tung bes 2anbes brauGt.
= Die 26nisin BON Mumdnieu
l@armen Snlba) lieat ftbmertrant In
Nenebtg banieber. Der R6nta RarI
wet6t llidt bon ibrem 2ager.
Die vt. G6nigin geatalie bon
Serbien TIT In paris angeIanat, um
bort NIT ibrem Sobne, bem iugenbIis
den &6nig aIeranoer, aulammenau. |
tre1en.
= Mus Berlin f9reibt man: Die I
Neibe bes 8eri9tsratbes Or. 6oIif, |
6ehsn Weri6winben felt elmer ohne
Jnbrer unternommeiten Bergbeaeiquna
In ben Rdrntbif9en Nlpen fdon Dor ei.
nigen Wo9en gemelbet purbe, iii enb.
ll1en gefunben tporben. St lit beim
gefeigen beg Berses Serglou abges
iiiirat.
= Die pforte bat bic europdifd3en
Ntddte bena6ri6iigt, bab Der gBehIeI
i'm Mniterium teinen We6ieI ber Bis.
Der bon Der 3tirtei befoIgten europdis
i6sn poliiit in Hf id1lieRe. Die
pforte merOe pielmebr ned mis- por BON
ben 8runbf6ben 9eleitet: Hefotm i'm
Snnern unb Grieben nit benz Nuslanbe.
: Die italienii9e &esieruna bot In
Der @emebrfabrif su 9erni so, 900 &C.,
ipebre auf balbm6glibfte 2jeferung be.
itelt. Iuh bat Der Rriegsminiiter Ni.
eaitl cine Snipsftions &eiie mad ber
Norbtpef s@ren3e Staliens angetreten,
um Die bortigen 5eitangen, bie bsfeifias
ten Ilpenspdiie. iopie bic @arniIouen
gu beii6tisen.
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Die 8erliner .Treifinnioe 2ei.

Die gerliner uGreiRnnise Sci.
tnng" fagt In einem NrtifeI iiber bic
Wieber3ulafiuHg bes amerifaniI6en
S9meines in DeutfdIanb, moriu fie
3uglei9 ibre 6reube iiber bic 0ufbebung
bes @infubrDerbnts alsbrtdt: fe Be
oaure, baB bic 36ae auf G9ueine.
Heidi beibebalten morben ieien
uno i4 bOffe, baB Der Wiebers
cer3ulcRung oes ameritauiiden 5dweis
nefteiid,es boIb bic Nufbebhug Der
&orn8olle foIgen m6ge. .Wena bas
8rOb tbeuer 1T, fiist bas senannte gIatt
3u, 40 bleibt ben armen menig iibria,
um J.eii6 3u taufen." Set Der grlaB
aur Nufhebuns bes ginfubrper5ots er.
gangen 1T. berrf6t eine itorfe Ra6fraae
nod Iitien Der 0amburss sNmeritaniitbeu
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-10
To Elect McConneIl's Successor.

BOISE CITY, Feb. @ Especial telegram to
THE HERALD. When the journal OF the
house was read this morning, Emery (Re-
publican), champion of the Claggett fac
ton of the Republicans, moved that it be
not approved. The motion was seconded
by Ballentine (Democrat). The roll being
called the vote stood 10 for and II against.
AL the Democrats except Jones voted for
the motion. Price, champion of the Dubois
faction, offered several amendments which
were all defeated. After some parliamen-
tary quibbling, Emery moved to recon
slider the motion by which the journal was
not approved. The motion prevailed.
After good deal more unimportant parlia
mentary exhibitions the house passed the
resolution by vote of 10 to II.
Under the provisions of the resolution
which passed the senate a ballot will be
taken in each house tomorrow and or
Thursday there will be joint session
Claggett has twenty eight votes including
the Democrats, which is bare majority OF
and galleries departed without airy demon
stration and after one hours recess fol-
dinner the house went into committee
Of the whole to consider several bills
After passing a bill appropriating three
fourths of mill on the dollar of the assess
able property of the state for the univer
sity at Moscow for four years, the senate
occupied the afternoon considering the
Wing bill revising the school laws.