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Show WLAWREKCE RECEIVER Tfce Saprene Cwftt ippinafe Hfa 4b the dcrtli Case. itOSKOKOl'OirS CLAIM K.XOKEI) An lncsli?atiou or Djtr's Ilcport to be -Uadr Id Detail. I All fijr-ZTtses wen-prefentatthe j re-jm of the Supreme Court this morning. After Uie reading of the minutes, Chief Jutiie Zane announced an-nounced that in the cate of the United States xn. the Church, the resignation of Frank II. Dyer, as receiver, had Ikcii received, and the court had decided to accept it, with the understanding tlntiib liability as to act aIre-Ji' performed would eoatiEHe. judge Xaue stated that the court would hear suggestions fr a successor to Mr. Dyi1. Jlr. Variac siJ that, on behalf of the goviTdfijent. he would suggest the Spioiutmrnt of Jofeph 15. Itos-borougti Itos-borougti as receiver. There was no oilier suggestion, and the matter was taken under l. viseiucnW r. 1.. Williams Viri a motion for a medilctSoa of tho order of the .virt made June 13, directing the rceier to report al) his trxusictlons since hb npioiutuient, and appointing appoint-ing a special commiiuntr to examine ex-amine the said reirt. He nkiil the exclusion of "all tho special j matters of conipromic and otlier acta and doing" of the receiver Ibat ' "vere embraced in the cliarges made , "raiiivthiin, and heretofore referred ! to Itobert 11 ark Here, lCsj., and upon i whtfec rcuort. subseuueiitlv ninde to 1 ! this court, this conn antrward con- sidered and adjudicated." j Mr. VsJisn opjio'eil the sugger-I sugger-I tlaii.-scd wanted the examination j to delude the whole record of the csue. Jlr. Williams sahi It wa r li- usual and uutit-cesKiT Jiroceeding to havo a eTSs;aer review the j proceedi!pirof a former examiner , and of the court itwlf. It wai ai rule of law thj,; when a matter was ! oncea'Jj'ialcited that should setUe , lit, : j By request, Judge PloU'5 Was asked tostate his viwof thapow-jers thapow-jers conferre-i in ISo order. He I stated that b Sad carefully read the j order 'if ?ourt, and there was no j dirulit in his mind that it required him to review thecutire proceedings (of the receiver ever since his ap- ! Ipoiutmeut. It required him to go leliiuil the lindings of fact and I j conclusions of law, not only of 1 Judge llurknepx. but of Judge I Sprague, ii: 'relation to matters j isL-v-ed upi'ii ly the court. He desireil to have the iustructioi! of ' the cuurt it anything vL-e was meant. j I The eiHirt then took a ri-e?s HII i 11:3:1. Tiiat iioiir arrivi-d, but no I judgi-s appeared in the court room. j Twelve oVkx-k came, but the iiench , Was still vacarf. It was apparent I that the TStSrr took considerable j UbfCUj-ion. , At 12:3s p. m. the judges cmne in aud Judge Zane stated that the motion mo-tion to modify the order was over- j ruled. Judge Henderson said lie did not j undtrsaud the order to aflect any eatter already iaeti on by the ! court. ' Judge Zane slid the court had agreed to apjioint Henry W. I.av-; reuee as receiver, with a lxindof. SSW.OUfl. to l approved by Judge Zma and Anderson. ' The c.'url tlien took a recess till I 4 l. m. I |
