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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-27
The Blythe E.ta,e.

SAN FRANc1sco, April 26.-It is esti-
mated that the Blythe estate, the dispo-
sition of which the supreme court has
just finally decided, is worth about
$4, 100000 Out of this sum the costs
of litigation and other expenses, which
the successful claimant, Florence
Blythe, estimates will be about 40 per
cent, will have to be paid. leaving the
large sum of s., 900, 900 or thereabouts at
Florence's disposal.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-27

Now is the time to kill squirrels Sun
Shot at Snipes & Kinersly's.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-27
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Advertised. Letters.

Following is the list of letters remain
ing, in the postofice at The Dalles un-
called for, Friday, April 9th, 1894.
Persons calling for same will give date
on which they were advertised:
Adams, J G Butler, Miss Bette
Clark. Mrs Martha German, Frank P
Davis, Miss Effie Mounts, W P
Fowler, Mrs E B Reece, Miss Francis
Rhea, Miss Eva @ Simons, Mr. Henry
Smith, Lena Thomas, Mr.. Alvin
Wing, Oracle Woodford, Mrs VIM
NJ. T. NOLAN, P. NJ.
Joles, Collins & Co. are running a free
feed yard for the accommodation of their
customers. d&w
Poison the squirrels. Sure Shot at
Snipes & Kinersly's.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-27
The Sex of Rabbits.

Does the common hare or rabbit
change its sex with the season? 1
know that this seems like asking a
very foolish question, but if you will
investigate the matter you will find
that there is something in it after ALL
Lyly, the English dramatist, in, his
Midas" says: "Hares we cannot be,
because they are male one year and
! female the next" Topsell's History
of Four-Footed Beasts bears out a
similar idea, and most of the ancient
writers on natural history give.us to
understand that hares are bisexuaL. I
have often heard old hunters claim
that no man ever saw a male hare in
summer or a female in winter!
Now is the time to kill squirrels. Sure
Shot at Snipes & Kinersly's.
Sure Shot Squirrel Poison at snipes &
Kinersly's. 5t.S 4..a
Use Mexican Silver Stove Polish.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-27

Use Mexican Silver Stove Polish.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-27

Sure Shot Squirrel Poison at snipes
Kinerely's.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-27

Imperial bicycle, lightest and best to
date. See J. M. Huntington & Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-27
photographs.

For the next sixty days ] will make
my best So per dozen cabinets at 81 per
dozen at Chicago Gallery, opposite
Mays & Groves hardware store, on
Second street, The Dalles, Or. dat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
JENKINS INvEsIIGATioN.

Judiciary Com m ittee Epdorsss the Report
OF tho sub Committee.
WASHINGTON. Nay 22. The house oom nit
Zoe on judiciary to-day endorsed tho report
OF the BoA,nsr subcommittee which investi-
gated the matter Of the injunction by Judge
JenkinG A resolution will forthwith b
submitted, saying tho house disapproyss OF
The action Of Judge jenkins. and holding
that be exceeded his powor In enjoininR the
railroad men from striking. Two bills %
be reported will be drawn TO carry into
effect the sub committees rscommendat lion
regarding compulsory labor, which is as
follows; Your committee recommends
that all possible doubt as TO the rowsrs OF
Judges OF courts Of the United States "a
enforce the opsoiuo performances Of labor
contracts by legal process. CT to compel a
pc son 10 render involuntary service. under
anv pretext be net at res, by q prohibitory
statute"
Tho second bill will be In acoordanos
with this recon ommendation: The power 90
punish for oontempt 10 limited by tho laws
OF most OF the states, and We see no reason
why like Limitation should not DO placed
on the powers Of federal judges."
Representative Bailey. OF 1sIas, n mem
Dor OF the Judiciary committee, thinks the
report of Boatner Toe oommittse does not
recommend suflioiently effective action. lie
thinks Judge Jenkins should bs impesched.
lie reserves the right 10 propose impeach-
msnt proceeding u he should conclude thai
they we're the only effective form OF pro-
cedu In the case.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

The coming OF the Burton Coleman com
pany is looked forward 10 by theatre -gosrs
as an evening Of laughtsr and il is need
less TO state that these exceptionally clever
entertainers will be greeted by large
audience tonight. MAY % when they
will present the sensational comedy drama.
Isl Perkins" II is conceded to ono Of
funniest comedies on the road. having a
com plieation OF funny situations and anus.
ing incidents that holds the audience In a
continual round of merrlment. Many
specalties are introduced incidental 10 the
play. The COMPANY Is composed Of num-
Der OF clever specialists. including Miss
Lille Coleman. who has beon endorsed by
the press and public as the premier ~
spanish dancers, Baby Lovel. who has
created oonside able comment Dy hIs clever
work. while tho specialtiea OF MAJ Molly
neaux, Sam J. Burton, Chatles Perry,
Harry and q, q. Vance are sure to prove
entertaining. and those that want 10 enjoy
a hearty laugh should go TO she OF era house
tonight. Admission 90 csnts, Is cents
81. Watch for the hAyseed parade, the
funniest on the road. IL is better than a
circus uurade. Concert al Z o'clock In front
Of the opera house by the famous Pugh-
town band. Seats on sale at Lookwood's
drug store.
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IN OTHER SECTIONS.
Corey. Browne aud jones Given Twenty
Days In jail.


Corey. Browne aud Jones Given Twenty
Days In jail.
WASHING sos, MAY 22. Judge Mills 70. de >
sentenced Corey, Browne and Jones "a
twenty days imprisonment In jail for die.
playing banner In ths capital grounds on
tho occasion Of the Nay day demonstration.
Corey and Browne were also sentenced 10
pay $500 fine. or ten days imprisonment,
for trespsssing on tho capitol grounds.
Michael Fitzgerald md his band Of
forty-three delegates arrived TO-DAY. Fitz-
gerald says hls men do not expect 20 staV
hero more than three or foor days. They
have petition 20 present TO congress, bot
have not a. Jet made any plans concerning
the manner OF presenting n. The petition
10 strongly socialis,io In its nature.
CRfsToS. la. May 22.-Kelssy's common
veAlsis, 200 men, reached here this even
ing. Kelsey was arrested aud for time
the most intense eroitemsnt prevailed. He
was placed under 800 bonds for sppear-
ance for trial to- morrow.
SALT LAKE. May 22.-Ths thirtv-hve "a
called industrials that arrived here last
night left this evening. being provided with
provisions. The chief OF police escorted
them TO the city limits.
SENECA, Kan, NAV 22-Bsrnstps CON-
monwealers arrived here. but were NOT nj.
lowed 10 enter the city. the council In sps
cial session having decided not 10 offsI
them ths use of tho park or transportation
by wagon.
CrscNsATr May 22.-Frye with sbouI
400 mon entered the city this afternoon and
oampod on Hurlbert place.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
An Industrious Session Of the Sem
ate Which Lasted Eight
Hours
Tho Question OF Civil Service Re-
form Discussed In tho
House
Judiciary Committee OF tho House En-
dorsss Doatnsr's Report on the Jsa-
kina N. q. IpJanotion.

wAsHrNoroS. May 22-Ths senate dia.
posed Of seven paragraphs OF the metal
schedule to-day. hftsr eight hours OF de-
bate, marked by quite number OF inter-
esting clashes between republicans and
democrats. Tho sensational feature OF
the day was oaussd by the unexpected pre- =
seutatlon by Jones Of M hmendmsnt sub
sIliutinR tho Mckinley bin classification.
and specific rates on round iron In coils.
blooms and charcoal iron, somewhat higher
than those already prorosed. This amend
mont was q surprise 10 SONS senators ON
both sides Hale tried 10 use 10 ns q tss,
for taunting democrats, and Teller read
him plain lecture on the duty Of ropubli-
cans TO accept such inc ease rs the demo-
Gratis were willing TO gran. without oontin-
ally chiding their advefsariss with ineon-
sistenoy.
When vote was taken seven democrats
and two populists refused TO support the
Jones substitute. viz Allen, Berry, Black
burn. Jarvis. Kyle. Mills. Pasoos and Pef-
fer.
The rates fixsd to-day were 90 follows:
Iton ore, ~ cents per ton; pig iron. scrap
iron, ETC.. 81 per ton; round iron In coils.
eight-tsnths Of cent per pound; slabs
blooms. less finished than bars. hve-eighths
Of a cent per pound; charcoal blooms. $l2
per toni beams. girders and other struct-
ural iron or steel. sir-tenths Of a cent per
pound; boiler plate, from fve-tenths 10 20
per cent ed valolsmi foraings of iron OF
steel (eotton tiss) 80 rer cent ad valorem.
The question Of civil service rofcrm was
given full sway in the house to-day. the
occasion beiLg an amendment 10 strike on,
the paragraph In tho legislative appropria-
bill providing for the civil service commits
sion. II gave opportunity for some stirring
and few amusing spsschss. The amend
ment was adopted By vote Of 100 TO sov.
en,y-ons amid great democratic spp,sus,
and republican cries OF "spoils." Nc
amendments OF any importance were made
TO the bill, the only onos adopted being tc
correct the texts OF a few amendments &c
which amendments were made yesterday,
Several democrats opposed the amendment
virtually AbollshinR the comm nission, but II
was adopted by nearly a striot party vote.
Among the democrats who voted with III,
republicans in favor of civil service reform
were Wilson, Tracey. Hendrix. Docksry
wa'ne. Springer. Savers. Grain, Martin
Kilgore Livingston. DE Forest and Ever
ott The vote on division was ninety -si,
10 sixty-one.
| Cries Of no quo um and demands for
tollors were made, tho vote by tsllers bsin.
100 TO seventy-one. DinRley gave motto,
that he would demand the yeas and nays In
the houss. IL being after i've o'clock the
committee arose and the house sd jouI ned
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
PERSONAL

DR.. A. II. Mitchell. Of Deer Lodge is In
town.
J. IL Hawkins OF CustsT county. is at
tho Helena.
sam Thall, business manager OF Joseph
Grismer and PhWbe Davies. 10 In town.
Hon. sydney II. Butler Of Flsthsad
county. q msmbet OF tho lasi Legislature, 10
la the city uu visit
MR. ID. J. Hogan aud daughter or Au-
Ruata, AFo in tho city tho Rassta of her par
vnta, Mr. anu Mrs, q. u. Io,ten.
Roy. ]. II. Crooksr, left yesterday for
Ksnosba, Via. where Mrs, Cfooker for
several months haa been under treatment
at the sani,ATium. hseent adVices have
caused M. CIooker much solioltude. the
u nsaa OF his wife. who has suffered for
some time from q st0maoh trouble. assum.
ing seeaIly moro serious form. lie may
be abssnt sumo weeks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
NOT 30 ANXIOUS
BrIber ButtE Not on Hand TO Testify
whom Wanted.

RrIber ButtE Not on Hand to Testify
whom Wanted.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-C. W. Butiz. who
was anxious to be present before the senate
bribery investigation committee. was not
on hand when tho committee met 10. day
Instead he sonI his attorney 20 e1pluin
that ho was otherwise engaged. and asked
10 be excused from Httendanos for The
present. On being Questioned by the COM
mittes az 70 Bates reason for bis conduct,
Attorney MoGowAn stated that his client
was engaged in making search for witness
who could eorroborate his statements and
throw light upon tue question al issue. Tho
explanation was far from satisfacto ' an d
a subpmna was issued for Buttz. While
waiting tho committee called In several
sonntora. including Voc hoes. Harris and
Coke. 20 whom Senators Hunton and Kyls
had stated they had given information of
the approaches made to themselves soon
after Buttz made his proposition. They
confirmed iho statements OF Hunton and
KYLE.
The sergssnt-At-nrns repo ted 10 the
com mittee at one o'clock that hs had failed
10 hnd liuttE. He. however, had Daoer.
ialusd that ButtK had left ,ho city on an
early train, with the purpose and eIpoin-
tion of returning by two O'Clock. ButtE
did not meet the sxpsotation OF ths COM
mlttse by putting 10 an appsarAnee duting
tho afternoon. and the opinion was cK.
prosEed that he would not bc al tho capitol
before Tomorrow morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
osSEs CONVICTED.
The Brutal Murder OF Ole hlisdaii WIN
lie EIpiattd.

The Brutal Murder OF Ole Lilisdaii WIN
lie Erpisttd.
Special 10 The independent.
FoKr BKsros, May 20 John II. Osnes
has been found guilty of tho mui dor OF Ole
LiliedaIl and sentence will be passel by
Judge DuBoss on Thursday. Tho jury
retired shortly before 10 o'clock last piVl'
and in iu,t thir,y-siI miuutos that ody
brought in verdict Of guilty Of murder Ia
the frat degree. A. Decker. q Great North
.rn passenger conductor, from Havro. was
foreman OF the Jury. The evidence was OF
such nature that ell expected . convic-,
tion, though few tbouaht that the Jury
would dispose OF Osnss In such short
order.
When the verdict was announced aud
read Osnss never moved o muscle. and was
absolutely devoid Of any expression OF emo
tion. The big. powerful Norwegian arose.
and with his careless motion followed the
deputy from the court room 30 his cell.
| Attorneys Sweet and Murphy. for tbs
defense, have nled a motion for an srress
of Judgment alleging thst the county
attorpey had no rieh, 10 try she case on an
Information. but according 10 the hfth
amend dment 10 the constitution OF tho
United States murder cases must bs
brought through indictment from gfsnd
iIy. A
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

John Stedman. who has been In CAlifor-
mia for several months. has returned home,
| The Grismor- Davies company will pro-
duce The New South NJ Ning's May 30
Decorate day.
County Alto. ney Nolan has fled two in
formations against Cha,les il. keene
charging embezZlemsnt.
Judgment for plaintiff was ordered by
Judge Hunt yesterday in the case of Court
Sheriff versus Alex Maoaulay.
The oase OF John W. Winwood versus
Gilbert Il. Woodruff et al. has been dis.
missed by Judge Hunt At the cost OF the
plaintiff.
Informs alton 10 wanted OF tho where
abouts Of Capt. A. w. Willie. who Ia sup
posed 70 be In this state by X. A. Lanon-
stein. b26 California street. San Francisco.
he sure and be at the corner of Brond-
way aud Main street to-day. and hsar the
band concert by the Si Perkins band. II Ia
said 10 be the best musical orRsniEation on
the road.
Gov. Richards hAs disposed OF his inter
eat In tho J. II. Richards Paint and Wall
Papet company to the Ills company Of
Butte. 60 which city the business will be
removed.
A washout on tho Little Blaokfoot near
Elliston. Monday night, delayed the east.
bound No'thern Pacific express due In
Helena al $40 yesterday morning until the
afternoon.
Bullstin No. o. Of the Helena Iublie
library Is out. II contains . list OF d 10, Of
new books aud In addition rsports ON the
condition OF the library. Tho pamphlet 10
! for fros distribution.
"A sergeant and Ave p'iyates came down
from Fort Aasinnibolns yesterday TO take
back four dsserters from the Iwsntisth in-
fantry who had given themselves mp 10 the
troops at the fair grounds.
There was no train 10 or from Butte yes
toTdny o. ing TO a washout between lIoul-
der and Basin. The river 10 very high, aud
In seve al places 10 has covered the track q
foot or more. IL 10 expected that tTains
will be running Tomorrow.
The E1lsua bsss Ball club has sent the
following challenge 30 Butte; "Me ohal-
a game Of ball for S25 10 $3.50 n side. ono OF
Tony luat, lndspo ndeat Office"
A special mostinp OF thu womau's Relief
corps will be held Al the home Of Mrs. 4.
Y. Priest to-day AZ two y. M. Bnsinoss of
meeting, msmotinl day application for
msmbsrshib, aud concerning convention.
Membefo arc requested 10 bs present.
MA,tin Doe and Evaline Goddard, both
OF Butte. we're maTfioi by JHatlos DnWltt
ia sup sms coort chambers ON Monday at.
tsrnOon late. Chief Justios Pemberton
acted 90 beat man. Mlas Alice Edmundaou, ,
the Supreme couft atsnogTaphes, As brides
maid, and CouTt Ma s0sl sanders Aa mas.
tor OF ceremonios.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23

Of The Poaos Naah's court this morning.
Whom the court convened Al 10 the justice
oyefFulsa The motion for non-suit. De-
fonae offered no evidence and tho ohss WAa
submitted without argument. The court
held PhAir 10 avail, tho action Of tho dis
triot court Iial was fIod at 600. PhaiT
will lio In jail for Al ishAt SIXTY days before
ho can Get trial Phair Was tho leader Of
the band Of CoHsyilea tina, stole ths Great
Northern engine At Troy. and was subss'
quenilV srfostod and brought 70 Kalistoll.
Tho other twenty-five will be given pre-
lirniuary examination tomorrow afternoon.
.Evidoneo against them is Identical with
that addaood on the trial Of Phair. The
penalty Ia u term In the psnltsotiafy, and
tho outlook for the COEeyitea hold here is
ySrJ gloomy, which theT now realize.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
A rhln..e Msrehapt ppfnea.

sAS Francisco May 22.-The United
States distric, ooart Of sppeals has rem
dtrsd decision. defining Chinese msr-
chan, and reversing Judge Morrow's recent
dSeialou. which was based on Attorney Cen
stnl Olney's Interpretation OF section 2. Of
tho MoCrsary act, Lee Kan, a returning
Chinese. haa been restrained from entering
tho United btatos by local hutho tiles. lie
pe,i,ioned the courts for relief Judge
Morrow found aentnst HIM, declaring that
he oould no, be considered n merchant un-
less his name wAs Incorporated In the name
OF the nrp to which he claimed ~ belong,
The court OF appeals holds that the faets
show that Leo Kan 10 undoubtedly a msf-
chant In fact. aud place In the nrm name
is not essential for him or others 10 esiAb-
lish his Identity AZ merchant
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
SChreiner's
Big Store

1-They find that the store is the
cheapest in the city.
2-They find that customers are
treated well.
S-They find that every one gets
what he pays his money for.
4-They find that their stock is
bought as cheap as anybody g,
and for cash. too.
6-They find that the people 90
there for nice, fresh goods.
e-They lind that the store is SO
popular that you need not be
ashamed 10 te seen going in or
out OF IT,
They find each clerk with an
interest in the business, thus in
surlng prompt attenti on.
S-They find that you get twelve
eggs for dozen-r ranch eggs. too.
o-They find the incest butter in
the city there-Nevada creamery,
io-They find large line OF Swiss,
Pineapple Edam and Cream
Cheese there
11-They find good delivery SER
vice. and everything satisfactory
IT mistalos oocur
12-They all concur in the verdict
that the whole business is the
most complete in the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
Sentence Is Passed Upon the LIV-
ingslon Murderer by Judge
Henry,
Warned to Prepare for His Fato,
as He Had IA Fair
Trial
oaaes Tound Guilty Of Murder Ia Chotesa
Coanty-wiu lie sontsneed 10
Death Thnrsday.

special 10 Tbs ludepondsnL
LWIBosTos. May 22.-Robsrt A. Andor-
son, alias Robert Fields. who was recently
convicted Of murder in the first degree for
the hi ling Of e. Fleming, was sentenced 10
bang by Judge Henry to-day. The date
set Ia June ~. When asked The usual
quesiions before sentence was Ironounced
hs protested his innoosnoe, Judge Henry
reminded him Of the fact that bis alto nsys
had made an able defense. and that after Q
fair and impartial trial be had been found
guilty. The Iudgs said there was no doubt
In his mind Of his guilt. and advised him
TO reconcile himself TO his fate. DurinR
the proceedings Anderson was cool aud
unooncsFnsd. and wore the same deter
mined. vicious look he has since his arrest.
The examination OF John Sweeney. who
10 charged with intent 10 commit murder.
was held before Justice Lspley to-day. lie
was held 10 tho distrio, eour'. and In de-
fault OF $4,000 bonds was placed in jail
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS.
Defeated by . Majority of Fifty on the
Premier's Demand.

Defeated by . Majority of Fifty ON the
Premier's Demand.
PARIS. May 22-The government was de-
fsated to-day in the chamber Of deputies
on the question as 20 whether the minister
Of public works bad authority 70 allow en-
ployes of the state railroads 20 attend the
congress of railroad men. Premier NJ. Casi-
mir Perisr demanded the adoption Of the
order OF the day, pure aud simple. The
premier motion was rejected BY q vote Of
275 TO 225. IA. Casimir thsreupon left
Palace Bourbon and the ministers subss-
qusntly prcceedsd 10 Elysos palace and
handed their designations to President Car
not.
IL is considered that the fact that a
second vote was tsksn by shs chamber. in
the absence OF the ministers, pre- oludes the
possibility Of compromise. M. Casimir-
Periet's withdrawal from the govern
msnt will be irreyocable, and
10 is thouaht that none of his
colleagues will consent 10 enter any nsw
combination. for the reason that the views
voiced BY N. Jonart minister Of public
works. In chamber. we're ssAentsd 90 by oil
the ministers at the council this morning,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-23
THE PREsBYTERIASs.
Proceedings Of tho General Assemblies
OF tho Various branches

of tho Various branches.
SARATOGA, May 22.-The Presbyterian
general assembly decided to-day TO lake no
action on tho aublsc, Of the overture from
tho presbytory Of New Albany, asking tho
assembly 10 memorializs congress 10 enact
regulations which prevent the presence In
the national councils OF men OF immoral
habits.
The assembly adopted report declaring
that no assembly had over undertaken 10
mako q new definition OF doamas. Ne do
olafsd in the overture OF tho presbJ tety AZ
Rochester, wbioh viewed suoh an Ettompt
with RlAlm,
Dr. Is own, chairman Of the committee
on home missions, TO s1oTtod that the church
must TAias 81, 2Js S4l.40 the coming year 10
pay present Indebtedness and enable ID 10
proaeeuts the work. During tho year
SyC6, 600 had been raisad. The debt, nearly
$2hS, 800, 10 reported due 10 falling oil IN
leRa0ies.
NASHVILLE. May 22 AT to.dRy's ssssion
OF tho general assembly Of the Southern
PTesby ytefian church, tho executive com
mittoe on oolorod evhn0eliEhtion present ted
q report, rsallirmiua the maintenance OF
separate African churches, ss assuring the
most successful method for th0 salvation
Of the negro.
The resolution concerning the Bfeokin-
ridge oase, as amended by the oommittee
and adopted. declares; "It manifeatly
would be highly improper for the assembly
TO express an opinion la n case which is be-
fore the lower courts, and that the assem-
blv de aires 10 promote and maintain and
require In It's people that personal purity
which 10 the common foundation OF home
church and state"
EUGENE, Ore, May 22.-This has been
the most exciting day In the Cumberland
Presbyterian assembly. Tho question al
issue WAS whether q woman, Mrs. Woolery.
shall be ordained TO preach. The minority
report fhvoring ordination was lost, eighty
i've to oiahty-ons. Then the majority re.
port was carried. motion was made fol
reconsideration, but the motion was tabled
and she matter rests for the present.