Show ID Y T J E J lu eu G I 1 I 1 t 0 congressional SENATE Windom from the committee on appropriations reported back the indian ampro pria tion bill with amendment amendments placed on the calendar morton moved to postpone the pending and all other orders and proceed consideration of the resolution from the committee on elections for the admission of pinchback bobys motion was not in or ader order mortons Mor tons motion was then agreed to and morton proceeded to argue that pinchback had a prima fa facie cle right to a seat and must be seated any inquiries as to the character of the body that elected him or the means used to secure his election to be mad made afterwards he cited numerous authorities and several precedents and gave notice that he would ask the senate to come como to a vote on the question on wednesday sargent began his speech on military interference in louisiana but before he concluded a in message was received from the hou house e announcing noun cing its action in reference to the death of Ee representative hooper and boutwell in a few remarks eulogistic of the deceased offered a resolution of regret and respect and moved that the senate the invitation to in the funeral ceremonies and that it now adjourn as a asarkof mark of respect agreed to and the senate ad jour red med washington 16 lothe the credentials of ofas A S paddock U US S senator from Nebraska were read and placed orr on file at the expiration of the morning hour the senate resumed the consideration of the resolution for the admission of pinchback and sargent continued his argument HOUSE MOUSE the hour of meeting here hereafter after was fixed at eleven am the senate bill allowing engineer fitch of the U S navy to accept a pre present ent sent bent his wafe by the khedive of egypt passed E B R hoar announced the death of his collea colleague guia gula hooper and moved the appointment of a committee of seven to superintend the funeral ceremonies s which would be held tomorrow to morrow in the hall of the house and that the senate be invited to attend the resolution was adopted and the committee appointed and 1 the house as a further mark of re adjourned AMERICAN washington D C 15 til the 0 supreme court today to day rendered the following decisions kisley and others othera vs mcg meg mcglynn lynn and others on appeal from the circuit couff cour of C california ia T this was iras a proceeding to set aside the jaro probate hate bate of alf tle will of the late senator broderick of which andrew J butler now deceased and mcglynn were executors the former court held that a court of equity will not ent eni entertain ertain jurisdiction of questions or devise which have been authoritatively settled by a and that in this case the decision of the probate court of california ig is conclusive of the fact of or the genuineness of the will that the action is barred by the statute of limitations and irit if it were not the facts alleged show that the will should have been con ton contested tested before the probate court and that it would have been but for the iga orance oTance of the complainants of Bro dericks death and antl all public events connected with it tawan fc of means of 0 information is is no excuse in such a case ang anji will not exempt them from the laws which control human aff affairs airs nor does it make any differ difference erice that two of the complainants are married woin worn women ibri this fact does not take them out of the operation of the statute of limitations judgment affirmed the city of sacramento vs towle in error to the circuit court for california the object of this action was to impeach a judgment obtained against the city in a state court on the ground round that there was waa no sufficient service of process on the corporation it having heen been served on oil the president of the board of trustees and not on the head of the corporation the court hold the service on the president of the board to have been on the head of the corporation and therefore lelent sufficient on its merits it ia is said that if the city had any offense offence to the action it should have been set up uj in the state court bernhisel vs firman on appeal from the supreme court gor for utah it Is here held that where a cred creditor of an insolvent surrenders old securities within proper time and takes new ones the new now ones are valid as 29 29 a consideration for the stir suir surrender for the old and that if this were 33 not ot so bo the creditor would lose jose his debt without a fault matilt of his owl own and arid contrary to the intent of the debtor reversed bosron BOSTON 15 ahe the crewson crews of several of the fishing vessels caught in the ice ICO at Provi riceton managed to reach the shore today to day after aftena a perilous journey in some instances of hours leaving their vez vessels sels seis to their fate there are a dozen vessels whose crews are entirely out of provisions and fuel and unless succor can reach them they must perish from cold and hunger some borne of 1 them are ten br twelve miles from shore with ice lee piled up many feet for miles treacherous air holes and wide stretch stretches ts of open water ren derin dering escape impossible and unless me the weather moderates wj wi thin the next twenty four hours with kith a westerly i wind vind the most disastrous results must ensue NEW YORK M the pacific mail directors have approved the action of rufus hatch ordering we tue institution of suits against parties al fegel to have received subsidy d y ma money ney noy about thirty persons are in involved sas SAN FRANCISCO 15 the steamship cit city y of peking was taken from the dry dock on saturday in excel excels i lent condition the slight repairs required having been completed NEW YORK IG 16 jules solomon of san franeisco francisco whose trun trunk kwas was seized on saturday on the arrival of the steamer peirre says that the dutiable goods contained therein were i intended tended n for certain wealthy san franciscans among the articles were three gold watch watches essix six bix dozen gloves diamond studs bracelets ear rings numerous scarf pins hair fronts three bead lace jackets a superb india shawl thirteen coats and childrens cloaks and dresses nearly one thousand families of mennonites it is expected will soon arrive in canada from russia they have chosen manitoba for their future residence and uil have commissioned an agent to buy several thousand head hed of cattle in the west recorder john hackett in charging a jury u ry before which the proprietor if 0 of the metropolitan theatre was tried for keeping a dlf dif disorderly orderly house because of the cancan dance exhibition held that the theatre complained of was a nuisance at common law and that every public show and exhibition which outrages decency shocks humanity or is is contrary to good morals is punishable at common law wasel N 16 ig the sundry civil appropriation bill reported in the house today to day A appropriates IS for graving engraving ea and an printing prini print ing ipg the certificates of centennial stock for the international ex exposition and nive five hundred thousand to enable the executive and th the 8 smithsonian I 1 institute to participate in the exhibition and i repeats the proviso that chaty the sums hereby appropriated shall cover the entire expense to which tilou tho 17 B S shall be subjected on account of the exposition ui the funeral of the late representative hooper took place pace at 2 pm among those occupying seats xe reserved for them were the president and cabinet the justices of the supreme court and the senate the services const consisted sted of the reading of the S scriptures and prayer after which the funeral pr 0 assion reformed the thia b apdy poy ady was bona bonx e irom from rom the hall of the hou house s e 1 and the tho house adia adjourned arnd 35 A rr i fay fis loo soo FOREIGN FOREICH 1 l LONDON IS 15 in n the edin commons th ah today to day bourke under secretary ot lot the fore foreign u department iii in reply clyto to an lilb inquiry ulry stated that ins instructions t wo would ua begent tonight to night ta layard lyard british minister to malmd to recognize alphonzo as kingoff king of spain 15 the tho steamer breamer sr eamer leipsig was only slightly damaged a and nd she ahe will sail for baltimore in a day ay or two PARIS 15 the libel libei suit sult hofgen emi eral Wimp flen against de do cassag nac nae res rei resulted tilted in a verdict for tho defendant 1 fen dant Lo LONDON nion 16 the british steamer george batters for gibraltar Is supposed to be lost with persons on board hoard i john mitchell has been returned to parliament from tipperary V without opposition i tir in berne switzerland it is ig afia V in j E i is increasing hmong among the school children amo amounting ulAin g to fifty corthay or sixty per r cent ceni in the higher classes professor Pro ressor reAsor ibor dor has sailed called called attention to it hanew anew the causes of this unfortunate state of thinks are said to be arrangements and wall color of school rooms too small type used in text books use of white pap paper ex for school books hooks in place of some more grateful tint to the eyes bad gaslight which child I 1 ren are compelled 10 to study by 37 of or these probably small type and gaslight gas light study are the most material there is Ls much more dalight day light than children ought to be required to use in reading or any arky other alose eye study WANTS IT VETOED th tiie st louis nemo demo democrat crat bep ref rep ab president grant will pealy ii appeal the civil rights r ig lits bill and thus thul s speaks ea ks of it the cich civil rights bill has passed the bo house 1 and dd ia the abb senate if that bad body lias las a any n carel care carey for the welfare of ol 01 tiie tile colored 0 0 r veople people br or for the future of or the i republican party it will kill the bill billi ifft acirit does not we wd shall earnestly ap appeal peat 10 to the we president to kev tho the bill by his veto t expenses of courts in irL Ufah utah in the house oc representatives s january 11 t tir I 1 kr I 1 y beiro burrows w s on leave introduced the til following fo liow bill providing for theuay ment of certain cor tain expenses expensed of holding the unit united 9 A mates gates courts gu arts in the territory oy jol uta ufa i which was vaa read adad twice referred ti to the committee on the judiciary and ordered to be printed EG be if it enacted by the denae tc vend 11 house rouse of fl re representatives pr of kf the tag V U S of df america in congress Coh gress asden assen med ned led that expenses of or ignited united states courts in the uie territory of utah be paid out of the judi judiciary elary clary fund under jundef 1 tho th limitation contained in the existing laws in regard to tees fees the expenses of owsald said sald courts while exercising jurisdiction under the laws of the territory shall be chargeable to the tiei or to the counties as in other territories ri until such time aa aw the legislature of said terri ta rys shall lial I 1 make proper provisions for the kiy payment of such expense i A friend alfriend that sticks in prosperity and adversity Mucilage ty I 1 |