FROM HARRISBURG.

The Correspondent Of the Baltimore American
writes as follows, under date Of
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The Correspondent of the Baltimore American
writes as follows, under date Of


YORK, DECEMBER %, 1898.


"GENTLEMEN learn by the stage from lar
risburg, this morning. that both Houses of the I4c-
gsIature proceeded to business yesterday and that
at O'Clock P. NJ. the Governors Mcssagc-a
very long document--was sent in to them. Nine
teen members Of the Cunningham branch had
Joined the Hopkins, or the House Of Representa-
lives. yesterdays the rest are expected TO come in
in time, though it is said that Mr.. Stevens, Of
Adams, and Mr.. Cox of Somerset, have declared
their determination never to join it,


''Mr. HopKINs yesterday morning, resigned
the Speaksrship cfthe House, end 7ras reelected.
This was done to cure the radical constitutional
and legal defect now acknowledged on all hands
to have existed in the organization Of the body
over which he presided


In the Senate on the 26th, the following pro-
ceedings took place:


Mr.. SKUNK was, this morning announced, for
the first time this session, as Clerk of the House
Of Representatives.


Mr. MIcHLER from the committee appointed to
inform the House that the Senate was organized
and ready TO proceed to business reported that
they had performed that duty.


Mr. ROGERS submitted resolution that IL
o'clock NJ. of Tuesday, the 18th proximo, be fix
ed as the hour for the Inauguration Of the Cover
nor elect, and that a committee of three be ap-
pointed on the Part Of each House, to attend ID.
r. PORTER TO the climber of the House of Re-
prcsena,ives. The resolution was laid on the
table.