The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17
DOMESIIC NEWS.
Democratic Advisory Commit
tee Agree to a Small Con-
cession on the
Judicial Bill.
Bayard Determined to Resign the
Finance Committee Chair
manship,
If His Democratic Brethren Press.
their Point on the Warner
Silver Rl|l N3
Further Particulars of the
Beaver Creek Disaster.
The Financial Differences In the Demo.
cratic Ranks.
Capture Of Forger Who Has Been Victim.
lllng Chicago Banks.
Further Particulars of the
Beaver Creek Disaster
The Financial Differences In the Demo.
cratic Ranks.
Capture Of a FOruer Who Has Been Victim.
lzlng Chicago Banks.
WASHINGTON.
sExyrOn nAYAnp,s nlsArprcrloN.


SENATOR BAYARD'S DlsAFPRcrIoN,
WASHINGTON, June ltt..-A call has been
issued for meeting Of Senators in Demo-
cratic caucus tomorrow to receive q re-
port from the committee Of three Senators
Thurman, Mcdonald and ,,Garland) up
pointed on Friday to confer with Senator
Bayard in regard to his protlered resigna-
ton of tile Craftsmanship of the Finance
Committee, and to report whether some
harmonious arrangement could not be
effected to relieve the Warner Silver Bill
from its present suspended condition in
committee and place iton the calendar Of
the Senate. eF A5At n
The Caucus Committee viii report that
Bayard is inaeSibly opposed to making
any compromise or concession in the mat.
ter, and he therefore absolutely declines
to become party to the suggested ar
rangement OF reporting the bill back to
the Senate without Recommendation,
even though it be stipulated that no fur
ther action be taken on the subject until
the next session. In brief, he insists that
the bill should be left in the hands OF the
committee for mature consideration at the
next session Of Congress, and that his
party colleagues deem it advisable to
force action on the measure in opposition
to his conscientious convictions concern.
ing it, they must accept his resignation.
THE LEGAL POINT IN TIE WAY OF M'CRARY's
CONFIRMATION.
The Judiciary Committee devoted some
time to the informal consideration OF the
legal question raised in regard to Secretary
McCrary's nomination, as to whetlIerhe
can constitutionally be confirmed to fill a
judicial position not yet vacated, and
which Judge Dillon is to continue to oc.
cupy until next September, while he
himself continues TO act under the Sen.
ates former confirmation as Secretary OF
War. ..r.-... .resq Ea gs5sy al
Senators Garland, Bayard, Conklipg and
Carpenter, the subcommittee to whom
the question was recently referred, were
not prepared TO submit the formal report
this morning, but it is understood they
coincide in holding that the legal obstacle
is very formidable and probably insur-
mountable.
There seems to be very little doubt that
the full committee willtake the same view,
and that the appointment will therefore
fail OF confirmation during the present
session. There we're, however, no mani.
festations in the committee to-day OF any
disapproval OF the nomination on political
or personal grounds. In the event OF the
final decision that the President cannot
thus anticipate vacancy, Secretary Nc
Crary will be appointed when Judge Dill
Ions resignation takes effect, and his nomi-
nation will be sent TO the Senate on its re.
assembling.
THE LEGISLATIVE DILL.
WASHINGTON, June 1G.-The Appropri.
alton Committee has agreed to orecommend
non.Concurrence in the Senate amend
ments TO the Legislative bill,
LABOR INVESTIGATION.
The House Labor Committee agreed to
visit San Francisco and leading Western
cities after the adjournment for the pprr
pose ot taking more testimony. {
NAVAL MOVEMENT.
Secretary Thompson has ordered the
United States ship Marion to Aspinwall.
The Government has nothing new regard.
ing the recent revolution on the Isthmus
Of Panama. .a.. u s1ftN
coRRIN GOES OYER TILL DECEMBER.
The Committee to-day reached an in
formal agreement to lettlie nomination iof
D. 7. Corbin as Chief Justice Of the Uni,
ted States Court for Utah to 60 oyer with.
out action until next December, ..,.,.
IOWA ELECTION CASES. S'-
The Election Committee made reports
on the Iowa election cases to-day. The
eleven members hold that the October,
election was legal, and that the present
incumbents are entitled to their seats.
Chairman Springer takes the ground that
neither the October nor the November
election was legal, and Representative
Colorick holds that the November election
was the only legal one, ----.----,--r