Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-29
GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
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AWAlTIKHCONF1RMATION.
wAsH1NaroN, $JsssEaG 2s.-The President has
received the suPl ggapental judicial expenses
bill. There il considerable speculation about
the capitol regarding the Presidents action
thereon. fg5E%
The President has made the following nomi :
nations for mem bagf Of the Mississippi levee
commissioners: Benj Harrison, Indiana; James
B. Fades, civil engineer, Missouri; Thomas
Morgan Harrod, civil engineer, Louisiana;
Comstock and Major Charles r. Suler, United
States engineer corps, and Henry Mitchell,
coast and geological survey.
DEFERRED.
The Senate compaitspe on appropriations has
deferred action on the adjournment resolution
till Monday. -
REyENuE RECEIPTS.
Receipts from internal revenue last fiscal
year, SllO, 033 1888; fnr the fiscal year which ex.
pires Monday, over $1l3, O36. 900; an increase of
$3 900, 000. despite the reduction of the tax on
tobacco.
a THREAT.
1t can be stated authoritatively that the
Presidents inclination is to reconvene Con-
gress by proclamation should an adjour ament
occur without an appropriation for the mar
shals being made.
chandise for the twely months ended May 81.
1879, is 1895, 7O9, 876; for the twelve months
ended May 81, 1878, a24I,859, $3.50. The excess
of exports over imposfs Of gold and silver coin
and bullion was. for the twelve months ended
May 81, 1879. $5,284. 6l5;tfor the twelve months
ended May 81, 1878, $7.243,90l.
TIE TWO BILLS.
There seems to be no doubt the judicial ap-
preparation bill will receive the President 8
signature. The bill for the payment of United
States marshals, etc.,Ywill be vetoed. The
message will be short.
REJECTED.
The Senate, in executive session to-day, re-
jected the nomination Of D. I. Corbin, chief
Justice of the supreme court If Utah.
THE EXTREME SILVER MEN.
The Senate are still unreconciled to the re-
tention Of Senator Bayard as chairman of the
finance committee. Eighteen Democratic Sena.
tors signed paper urging Bayard to Withdraw
his resignation, but sixteen o'her Democratic
senators declined to sign it, namely: Beck.
Cockrell, Coke, Garland, Grover, Hereford,
f fenaieeon. siassr 9sosSse., W waiGs1
and Williams. The pronounced silver mer
who signed the paper are. Wallace, Thurman
| Mcdonald, Ransom, Vance, Jones of Florida,
Call, Hill of Georgia. Harris and Bailey. The
remaining Gig t are Senators in accord more OF
| less with Bayard- OF the seven Democratic
| Senators absent when the paper was in circular
tim, it is conceded Gordon. Lamar, Randolph
Mcpherson and Farley would have united in
! the request to Bayard to retain the chairman.
| ship, but it is said Johnston and ;Withers would
have refused to sign it. Bullion dealers have
been notified by the treasury department that
offers of silver bullion fortsale to the depart
ment will be received Wednesday Of each
| week. bullion to be Delivered at Philadelphia
San Francisco, New Orleans and Carson City
| minis.
THE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK OF CHICAGO.
The comptroller of the treasury has sent {
| communication to the banking and currency
committee of the House touching the petition
referred to the committee, and containing
charges of irregular transactions and improper
conduct against officers of the German ma.
| tional bank, Chicago. The comptroller says
the government has taken every proper action
in the premises, and tho matter now remaint
for the criminal courts to investigate the