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no CONFIDENCE RESOLUTION.
More Favorable Treaty Relations With
the United States.
An EDITOR AunEsrrp roR Libel


SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 27.-- The
n,olmer Mariposa arrived today from
Sidney via Hawaii. Samoa advicca
from Honolulu to October 20, nfc 20 the
effect that the cabinet was finally
busted. On tho l7tb, resolution Of
want Of confidence being introduced
by Hawaiian member who formerly
had been supporter Of the ministry.
Tho resolution declared among other
things
ait II emontial 10 the commercial
progress o. tho islands that more
favorable treaty relations with the
United Statca bo obtained, whereby
Hawaiian products can obtain n free
market In that country; that the
Present cabfnc, has shown no dispOli-
ton to favor such policy, that thu tone
OF the administration IL one Of hostility
aud opposition 20 tue United States
and American interests rendering 10
impraotlcablo thatany treaty favorable
TO Hawaii can DO negotiated The
debate on the resolution after many
hours ended and the ministry went
out by vote of 81 10 10.
Up 90 the Goth there hnd been no
new nominations although IA deputa.
ton from the house hal conferences
with the Queen ana 1t Is Tumorel that
sho appointed J. A. Cummings, min
isler VI foreign ailairs; Joseph Mars.
den, minister Of the interior; q. y.
WILCOX, minister Of finance; q. l..
Carter, attorney general. IL Is also
etated that the Queen Ia preparing 10
promulgaie n new constitution.
United States Minister Stevens has
caused the arrest OF the editor Of tho
BRiegH on n charge Of criminal libel
'sfor mn article printed In that paper az
TO Stevent' alleged ,afdiuess Ia sending
the cruiser Boston 10 search for the
shipwrecked crew OF the American
bark, Campbell. Several days before
the arrest, the Bulletin puhllshed an
apology, but II was not satisfactory TO
Stevens. His course j. not altogether
commended and arrangements are IN
progress for an Indignation meeting,
among the promoters OF which are
several Americans.
Advices from Samoa Indicate that
affairs there are still In very un-
| settled state. CIVIL war Ia looked for
aud there IL great dissatisfaction among
the natives over the misrule OF. the
officers appointed by the treaty powers.
| II III Tumured that England " con-
sdering the Availability OF anne1ing
| Samoa or at least establishing pro-
| tcct0Tato.
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rnnI,ni Incoming Anrrr.

PARIS, Oct. 97.-Thc situation Mt
Cafmaux IN aggravated, and restless.
nois prevails. Capital IL beroming
angry. Tho council Naturalization Of
mines decided today, IN Wow of the
protection accorded mincw, not 10
pay regular dividends while tho
situation remains unchanged. Miners
nro holding moetiug5, nt which social.
ifts aud anarchists are making
A lively scene occurred In the
chamber OF deputies today. The
chamber refused the demand Of the
radicals for amnesty and the with.
drawal Of tgoops, the ministry Insists
tho mon shall go back to work bofore
the troops nrc Withdrawn. IL somu
means Of cancellation 10 not quickly
found II ~ feared there will DO blood.
shed ut CatmauX.
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FOUL MURDER.
Ernest Kenneth Found Dead
in His Library.
HIS HEAD CLEFT TO HIS CHIN.
A Huge Corn Knife With a Heavy
Blade, the Instrument Used.
no CLuE no rur nuUDEREns.
Some Important Pap.rs Missing. hut
mo- Honey CARRIED Awny.--iiot-
man Suspected.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Ernest Ken.
meth, a wealthy property owner Of the
suburb OF Melrose, was found dcnd to.
day sitting at his desk IN his library
with his head split open. Kenneth
was % years Of age and lived alone.
The murdercrs, for there must have
been two Of them, did not commit the
crlmc i0r money which was found In
the house, but evidently to gain pos
session Of some documents the old msn
had IN his possession. A box contain.
ing these papers was tho only thing
carried away. To-day Dietrich Woeh-
Ter and wife, tenants Of the old man.
called at his house 10 pay rent. They
found his door unlocked, aud, walking
IN, were Mortified 30 find the old man
sitting In hi- chair with his head
cleft 10 his chin and blood stains
everywhere. The crime wac com.
mitted with a huge corn knife with u
heavy blade fourteen Inches long, and
no powerful had been the blow that
the steel was cracked half across. Upon
tho table stood bottle Of gin aud
three glasses, showing that two men
must have been with Kenneth when
the deed was done. The money they
found ia their search for tho doOu.
menis lay IN open sight on q table,
they having failed to carry II AWAY.
There Is at present no clew to tho
murdeTers. An old German was seen
about the house yesterday, who said he
was friend Of Kenneth, and ho Is now
being looked for. OF the contents Of
the tin box, nothing IL known, save
that It contained all the decdu to the
old mans property and his private
papers. He had some valuable papers
involving the title OF au estate Ia Ger.
many In which he was interested, and
these are missing. He told itiendB
some months ago that certain parties
were trying 10 get these papera away
from him, and II Ia supposed he lost his
life In an effort TO retain them.
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NEW GAS WORKS.
Wendell Benson Applies to the City
for Franchise. Will lilo
Get III

Wendell Benson has applied 10 the
City Council for franchise to erect an
expensive and thoroughly modern gas
plant in this city, and for the privilege
OF laying and maintaining pipea
through the streets OF tho same.
There will be- strong effort to hRvo
the petition considered Mt tho special
meeting OF the City Council tonight.
It has been on file In tho recorders
Office for some days. MIR. Benson Gays
II his petition IL granted that ho will
erect and equip the works and lay ten
miles OF pipe within six months.
Several councilmen who were seen
by NEWS reporter today announced
themselves In favor OF the proposition,
saving that there could be no
legitimate excuse offered why the
franchise should not be granted.
| Heretofore the city justified Itself In
denying such applications on the
ground that it was a heavy stockholder
| In gas company. That objection has
now been removed by the city dispos-
inc of its gas stock TO tho RolllnR &
Sons company, which now has the
field to itsolt aud can fix ito own ratoo.
Competition, they believe, would be u
good thing. Mr.. Benson agrees to
furnish the commodity at much lower
prices than those now In vogue.
There Ia one feature OF tho pro-
position, however, that may provo
! interesting. 1t Ia claimed that come OF
the councilman are oilently pledged to
Rollins 4 Sons 10 oppose the granting
! VI n franchise to any company.
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A LEGAL DILEMMA.


Tho rather sudden rcslgnallon OF
Judge Anderson has caused some little
difficulty to certain litigants. Several
cases were tried, argued, aud submit
ted to his Honor within n short time
before his trip to Washington, and his
decisions thereon had been nnxiously
awaited by tho interested parties. But
as the judge has no longer any power
20 act In an official capacity
his Jurisdiction having ceased
when tho resignation was ao-
cepted by the attorney'genoral-
no more opinions can be rendered by
him. This means that tho cnees which
no had taken under advisemsnt will
have to be- tried dc noUo. The first
move In this direction was made in
Judge Zauo's court this morning when
an order was granted, ON application OF
Attorney VRriau, vscating the slbmis-
ssion Of u maudamus proceeding 10 the
sxjudge.
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woman Tor over seven months. She
was al this while filbwlug me- Ia
various ways, but lever have given
her any encouragement. 90 the night
VI the affair In Chicago the door
keeper told me that lady outside
wanted to see rue. There l. always n
crowd uiound the door, Hnd ] rushed
out into u carriage and drove direct to
the hotel. The woman was In II.
when got out q man pointed 70.
volver at me aud charged me with
taking hie girl. I told him to take her,
sid not want her, | never lid want
her and would bB glad to be fiI " the
annoyance be had given mr. Tue
man got In the carriage and drove
away. II the man Is getting any glory
gu, Of pointing pistol at } i'm Cob ct
he IL welcome to II. Jim Coibctt eau
alurd TO let him have II. A. TO Mis-.
CoTLe,t she trusts mc and ! have prom
ised 10 tell her all about It," COrOclt
mentioned no names.
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arn.ntlnn 81 nn orrrn Ion.c.

AURORA, H., Oct. ETA sensation
wne caused at the opera house the other
night by the appearance Of corporal
anh lie OF mon In the uniform OF
company ID, Third regiment, Illinois
national guards, who, with fixed bayo.
nets, marched down through the aisles
u the front Of the stage In search OF
membera OF the company who had
milod 10 appear at their armory for
drill. WHOM the manager protested
against their proleucc and ordered them
out they threatened to bayonct him
aud hl- assistants. Serious trouble
would have occurred bu, for the time
~ arrival OF the city marshal. They
had beou sent out to huat up missing
men, hut ignofaully exceeded their In.
stTuctious and made themselves OK
tremsly offensive.
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A NEW GAME.
New York sharpe-- Play ii in
chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 97.-The New York
shnrpefs who came here to reap u
harvest during the Worlds Fair drdi.
cation ceremonies brought with them
a new game, which they have Icon
working 10 advantage, and II II said
they have been working II on people
who were generally supposed TO be too
bright Tor such catches.
The play IL for two or three ahRrpers
TO 90 into y saloon where ofllcehOlders
or candidates nre wont TO gather. The
ChiungOnn no sooner stems up 10 the
hnr than one OF tho New Workers Hidles
up and asks everybody IN the house TO
take n drink on him. This IL consid-
cred a sufficient introduction, and n
conversation Ia entered upon, the two
friends meanwhile taking back scat.
The conversation " about ns follows
"By tho way, do you know John
Blansky " who IL represented IN Il
county surveyor commissioner or s0me-
thing else.
Cant say that do"
"woll, my boy, lac can do you rome
rood, and L VIII Introduce you 10 him."
Turning around lie calls for County
Surveyor Blansky aud one Of the con-
federsloB advances. Then follows an
introduction and all hands are soon
hail fellows well mot. Several rounds
OF drinks are ordered, and presently
Blansky calls the candidate nside nnd
coniideB to him that he has just cashed
check for So or sl0l and IS little
short Of money, winding up by asking
for "a loan OF SO or so until the next
day. And that is the last Of that so or
500.
Several prominent men around
town have been caught on the game,
and It IL eaid lhGt every section OF tho
city has its workers.
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LONDON, Oct 27.- Owing TO the
gale and the dense fog prevailing In the
Irish channel the steamer CITY Of New
York, which sailed from Liverpool
yesterday, was unable to call at
Oueonst Iwn. There wero sixteen
ealoon and thirty second class passen-
gers and seventeen mail bags waiting
for her. The gale Ia the Irish channel
h blowing with undated violence anu
the Irish steamers are several hours
late. Many minor casualties and col.
lislOns are reported.
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WHITING ruE POPE.
Ills Holiness f.ei- Happy over the
Progress OF Catholicism.

IloME, Oct. 27.-Monseigneur Ear.
detti, Bishop OF 81. Cloud, MINI, has
been received by the Pope. He states
that the Pope showed great Interest In
news bearing on the Presidential cam
paign and expressed much satisfac.
ton at the development OF Catholic.
ism In the United states. Monseig-
neur Zardatti asserts that since the
departure Of Archbishop Ireland
consideration Of American affairs has
taken u turn more favorable TO the
Cahenslcyites. fho German party
here, according TO Monseigneur Gar.
datti, Ia displaying intense activity. A
member OF the party who for cons!d.
erablc period has resided In America
has lust written acontidential brochure
dealing with the wholc range OF
American questions arising from the
Cahensley movement In u sense an-
tagonistic to the Americanist party.
Copies were sent to the Pope, the
propaganda and sacred college.
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srAurLIsa ANNouXcruENr
The safety Committee. san Francisco.
Called to Meet.

BAN Francisco, Oct .7,-rhe PEG.
pie OF this city were startled tonight
by reading tho following advertise
ment In mn evening paper;
Attenlion:-rhe Executive Commit.
tee OF Safety will meet Saturday night
at S O'Clock punctual, aud prompt at.
tentlon IL requested.
This ia tho same committee OF safety
which subdued tho Kearney land riolg
In 1877 aud II In thought the meeting
IL called 10 take action IN regard to
election frauds which 10 thought may
be attempted on election day. >I'he
membtre OF the committee arc sworn
to secrecy and nothing deRt.ite can 10
learned.
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rmnEATrNrD REVOLUTION.
vigorous Agitation Going On ia
tisyti.

NEW YORK, Oct 97--The steamer
Orange Nassau, from West Indian
ports brings news Of "a threatened rev0.
luton In Hayu. She also brought
from Port au Prince three Frenonmen
who were sent out Of the country by
President Hippolyte because they weru
accused OF stirring up the revolution
against him. II seems that tho home
generals want show now and the
revolutionary agitation IL going on Wig
orously. General Aianigat, ore OF the
conspiratoTs now living IN Jamaica, Is
getting ready to cross over 10 Hayn
with supporters as soon ns the people
are worked upto the proper pitch, This
time for revolution IL ripe, the treasury
being full OF coin from the abundant
.coiiee harvest. The three French con-
spiralors will demand, through their
government, redress for their cXpul.
sion.
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American Missionaries.

HARTFORD, Oct. 27.-rhe American
missionary Association today adopted
resolutions declaring the opinion that
the association government should not
contribute TO the support OF seotATiau
Indian schools. Merrile Gates OF
Amherst was elected president for the
ensuing year. Resolutions were
adopted asking Congress to repeal
or modify the Chinese exclusion inv,
anu Thanking Congress for giving
money TO the Worlds Fair ON condi.
ton that II he closed Sundays. IL was
voted to have tho next annual meet
ing ut EIgin, III.
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an intimate friend Of the Homan
family It BE- learned that on account Of
the publicity given the couftship the
wedding would not take place before
Monday aud then at home. Tho
triple wedding, IA announced, VIII
not In all probability take place. IL
was said that Lloyd Lonergfen, until
recently ChicsgO newspaper man,
would wed MlW May Homnn and
George Tilball Miss Carrie Homan.
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MEXICAN INDIANS.
Raid u Reservation ana Commit Dep.
Rotations.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Oct. 27.-Cap-
tain johnson, acting Indian agent
at San Carlos agency, ArizoLa, tele
gtaphed the Indian office under date
af October Goth AS follows;
Kid AMI several Chirathu Indians
from Moxlco Just raided u reservation.
On the 22nd they stole White Moan.
tain Indian girl from camp near Sand
river. Yesterday they killed n Ionic
Indian man, fifteen miles northwest
from here, stole email San Carlos
girl from the same place and are now
going south, closely pursued by Indian
police.
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BLuFgroN, Ind, Oct. a. Mrs. VIII.
liam Maseitln aud .hfuo children were
taken violently III alter breakfast this
morning. Medical aid was promptly
summoned but the mother and ono
child died aud the other two are seri.
ously ~. T. ison had evidently been
administered at breakfast tine, bat the
affair rs "a deep mystery. lhc family
belongs to peculiar religiOus sect
known as the New Manvas and refuse
to allow an Investigation II the matter.
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A 0IrI FnlniI, nnrned.

HuIsn1Ro, Ills. OFT. 27.-NlIss
Flora Jefrrles, aged fifteen years,
residing ut Greenfield, west OF here,
was getting breakfast yesterday morn
ing when her skirt caught llro from
the blaze OF the gasoline stove on
which che was cooking, and before
assistance could arrive she was fatally
burned about tho head, arms and
shoulders.
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NEW YORil, oct. 27.-The marriage
Of Colonel j. Kennedy Stout OF Spo-
kane Falls, Wash, to Miss Ida Homan
Of 05 Hooper street, Brooklyn, eastern
district, whose romantic c0urtship by
mail has been described lately, did not
take place this evening rs announced,
and hundreds Of people who assembled
ut IT. Johu's Church expecting II eX-
pressed much disappointment. From
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-28

New YoRK, Oct. 27.--The White
Star steamer Icuionic came 10 dock
today after one Of the stormiest voyages
shc ever encountered. She reported
that two cabin passengers became In.
zane as result OF the terror inspired
by the supposed imminent danger OF
the steamer laundering.
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BUESos AYREs, Oct. ~. The revolt
In Santiago del EsterJ has assumed
such proportions that the Federal gov
eminent has decided to intervene.
The latest intelligence from the city Of
Santiago del Estero Is u the effect
that n battle has taken place between
the rebels and government supporters,
resulting In victory for the rebels.
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Not PIcuro.rneumonIn.

wAsHrsGTos, ID. O., Oct. 27.-Sec-
rotary Rusk says, In regard to the al.
legged discovery Of pleuro-pneu moniN
by the British inspectors among Ameri.
can cattle, that the American inspec.
tors assert that 1t was catarrhal pneu.
monia.
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HOMESTEAD. Oct. 27.-As u result OF
the appointment OF large force OF
deputies ali attempts ut disorder were
subdued today. A meeting OF business
men tonight adopted resolutions pro-
testing against tho recent riotUus
actions and calling upon the sheriff to
appeal TO the governor II necessary for
force TO preserve good order.
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LONDON, oct. 27.-The Daiy 2eie.
gyaph's Correspondent at Vienna says
1t is reported that an armed conflict
occurred In the DlakOva district OF old
Seryin aud that two battalions We're
sent to the scene to suppress the dis.
tuIbance.
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NALpAiAlso, oct. a. IL II nn-
nOuncod In Montevideo that "a loan Of
i5,Oll,0Ol was concluded with n Paris
syndicate. The Uruguayau govern.
mcnt has signed a contract with Scuut
Bnrlga, Chilean, for 81 ,no',uoo In
silver, with ma option Of s2,Ouh0O1
more, at 80 cents ON the dollar, Tor
coinage ut thu Chilean mint.
A furious storm swept over Monte.
video. wracklng many boats, while tho
loss OF lilp Ia heavy.
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Tho Trial OF Flanagan.

Eel PAso, Tex, oct. Elm the
federal court today Customs Collector
Webster Flanagan was put on trial,
charged with aiding the illegal i'm.
portation OF Chinese. The district
attorney failed to make out a case or In
any way connect the collector with an
effort 10 smuggle Cinnamon.
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mrs. uarri.on'- Funeral.

PITTsBURG, oct. u. - Mrs. Harri-
sons funeral train arrived here at
1910 tonight on the run from Wash
ington. Today large crowds gathered
at all stopping points, who silently
viewed the train ns 1t stopped ut the
station. Several hundred people gath.
cred ut the depot and admired the
beautiful flowers In the funeral cur.
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NEW YoRS, Oct. 27.-The Electric
Wiremen'H union has decided TO order
out MI members tomorrow. This will
effect about 700 men. The unions ac-
ton Is endorsed by the board Of walk q.
Ing delegates OF New York aud
Brooklyn and may involve the whole
building Industry.
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CHICAGO, oct. 27.-Cornelius Tuo-
my, q dry goods clerd, has lost his suit
against the wealthy widow Touhy, the
jury deciding this afternoon that he
had not been damaged To the extent OF
$40. nn0 or any other sum.
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CHICAGO, oct. 27.-Blnkers Of this
city today forwarded 10 John j. iNl0e.
her, the livcrymnn Of Coiloyvlllc, ltns.,
who was 10 handy with his ride AZ the
time Of the Dalton raid, "a handsome
gold medal with a diamond In the con.
ter anu bearing The inscriptions "rho
emergency arosc, the man appeared"
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It.IF EtgIISsON.
Sorwegians In Chicago Remember
tue ola Ntking.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.--The Norwegians
OF this city had big meeting here to-
day in honor OF the memory Of Left
Enkson, their couniryman, whom
they claim was the real discOverer Of
the new world In the year 1000. A
number Of addresses were made by
prominent NOtwsglans, among them
being Professor Storm OF Chrlstianla.
Tonight there was another celebration
"A grape eating festival In memory Of
Erikson's legendary Ninland.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Sam Moy,
local Chinese merchant, today received
Information from tho treasury depart
ment that the artists and actors for the
proposed Chinese theater during the
Worlds Fair can bB imported by zach
having obtained proper certificate.
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coNGREeArIoNALIsrs.
women's Hoard OF Missions of the
Intcrior AdIourn..

DETROIT, Mick, OCT. 27.-The TWEEN
ty.fourth annual meeting OF the Con-
gregational Women's Board OF Missions
OF tho Interior closed this evening.
Mrs. Smith OF Glencoe, lis, was elected
president; Miss NJ. ID. Wingate OF Chit
cago recording secretary; Mrs. Il. w.
Blatchiord OF Chicago, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. j. b. Leake OF Chicago,
treasurer. a resolution was adopted
suggesting that each lady member OF
the Congregational churches OF the
interior give n silver dollar TO the cause.
This would insure over 800, 900.
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a Catnet discovered.

MEXICO, Oct. 21.-Ilcatocas observa.
tory reports the discovery on Monday
Of n comet In the constellation Of
Cancer, giving the position ~ nscen.
sion right So, declinallOn north 10 de.
gtees, minutes.
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Ths Arkansas Pn-. Road.

BAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 27.--Prcsi-
dent Robinson Of the Aransas Pass
road today denied tho negotiations
with tho Southern Pacific company
had been completed. He said they
were atill pending.
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Tho Now Cruiser olympia.

WAsHISoToS, ID. O., Oct. 27.-The
new cruiser Olympia which viii be
launched at San Francisco November
9th, will be named by Miss Anna
Bella Dickie, daughter OF George w.
Dickie OF San Francisco.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 27.--The biennial
conference OF the board OF bishops Of
the Methodist Episcopal church con.
vened here today. Tho most important
business Is tho assignment Of confer
ences ior .he ensuing ak months.