The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-10-13
A Day Of THANKSGIVING.


Baltimore, Oct. 11-The tricnnial gen
eral convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal church to-day adopted resolu-
ton that whereas the president of the
United States has issued a proclamation
calling for the observance Of Oct. p
as Il day on which the people shall in
their places of public worship, make
grateful recognition of the signal favors
received from God by this land since it's
discovery, this convention will meet in
st. Pauls church of this city on the
morning of the day already indicated,
that we may render thanks to God, who
at the first did open this Western con-
tinert to the explorer and later did in
spire and direct our fathers in laying
the foundations of that religious and
ci Ill liberty whose blessings have since
been shared impartially by millions of
our fellow men OF every race and every
cline. The devotional exercises of the
convention to-day were conducted by
Bishop Walker of North Dakota, as
sisted by Rev. +. G. Robert of Missouri.
The house of deputies was called to order
by Secretary Hutchins. Under the call
OF reports from committees, the commit
of their report be printed for distribu-
ton and that the committee be dis
charged. The house then took up the
revision of the prayer book, beginning
at resolution %. The resolution was
lost. Resolutions 25, 26, 81 and %
We're carried without discussion. Reso-
luton 20 was then called up. 1t is as
follows: That in the form of sOlemni-
zatlon of matrlmOny between the word
which and the words it commanded in
the exhortation, there be inserted, is
an honorable estate, instituted of God
IN the time of mans innocence, sgni-
lying unto us the mystical union that
IS betWiXt Christ and his church; which
helWlth his presence and the first miracle
holy estate Christ adorned and beauti-
that he wrought in Cana, of Galilee
and. Carried. Resolutions 30 and
81 were lost. Resolution 80 was adopted.
The Same Old Rumor.
Berlin, Oct. LITTLE Hanover Courier says
it has learned from what it deems q good
sou1ce rbat the difference of opinion that
has arisen between Chancellor Won Caprivi
and the Prussian minister's especially Eu-
lenberg, in regard to the military bill, is so
acute that both the chancellor and Count
Gutenberg have resigned their Offices. The
state nent has not, however, been confirmed,
and it is believed that the facts have been
exaggerated. The National Zeitung says it
wa e2ne the saa fba b that En-
ARDS that although he withdrew the school
PHI he would not withdraw the military
bill, that he would dissolve the present
relchstag If the bill was badly received by
that body, and that he would dissolve the
1 af relchstag II the appeal to the country
did not prove satisfactory.
Pretty, but Incorrect.
Washington, Special, Oct. ia Washing
ton morning paper has story that
Col. c. A. Lounsbury Of North Dakota is
the most hourishing and likely candidate
Tor commissioner Of the general land Office
is given in detail, and it is clai1nAd that he
rs indorsed by the entire Northwest The
Story IS very pretty, but it is unfortunately
IL trained lawyer and enc of recognized le
ga hc standing will be appointed to place
which In itself is almost judicial, bars Col.
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