Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-14

when judges could have been made and would have
worked injustice he insisted that Bayard had
been fair in all things, and the resolution was
imously adopted.
Bayard and the Committees.
WASHINGTON, october 13th.-Had the election of
Davis been deferred until tomorrow Bayard would
have had an opportunity to Gll the vacancies the
committees under Edmunds resolution adopted
this morning. He could have made Democrat
Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee and
could have given the Democrats majority on the
Finance, Military and Judiciary Committees.
Nominations by fhe President.
WASHINGTON, October 13th.-In the Senate to-day,
Immediately after the reaiing of the journal,
number OF nominations were received from the
President, including among others, Hannibal Ham
lin, Minister to Spain, Walker Blaine, as Third
Assistant Secretary of State; Alnark s Brewer, as
Consul General TO Berlin. Consuls-Alex Jordan,
OF snnsylvania, to Algiers; Edmund johnson, of
New Jersey, to Pictou Arthur II. Harrison, OF New
Jersey, to santander Winfield s. Bird, OF Alabama,
to Lagoura Robert ]. Haley, OF Vermont to Bar
BADGES; James W. Silver, of Indiana, to Cape
Town ;sHenry S. Lasar, of Missouri to Port Stan
ley. D. Alexander, OF Indiana as Fifth Auditor Of
as Deputy Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury: Jacob
H. Ely of New Hampshire, Auditor of Treasury
for the Postoffice Department; Robert F. Crowell,
of Minneapolis, Deputy Auditor OF the easury for
the Possotice Department; Henry A. Kennedy, of
Maine, Collector of Customs at Waldobofo Me-; 7.
~ Broad wake, OF Mississippi Collector of Customs
at Vieksburg; William Governeur Norris of Caifor-
MIA Collector of Customs at Alaska; Howard
Kutchin, Of Wisconsin, Collector of Internal Rev
enue for the Third District OF Wisconsin.
The sfar.rOufe Cases.
WASHINGTON, October 13th.-In the Criminal
Court to-day Judge Cox announced that tomorrow
mornings session would be the taken up with the
argument of IDgersoll. counsel for General Brady,
on a motion to quash the information recently filed
! by the Attorneys OF the Government against Cen
eral Brady and others ngerso desires to leave the
city after he has spoken. The hearing will be con-
tinued, said the Judge until next week, when Bliss
Brews er ard others representing the Government
| can be present.
3he Secrefaryship OF the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. October 13th.-A rumor reached
Washington tonight that Levi P Morton had left
Paris for this country, to accept the Secretaryship
OF the Treasury in the new Cabinet A near friend
of the President says he has about twenty names
under consideration for Cabinet places, all being
those of stalwart Republicans
Batter and Gbe Guifeau Case.
| WASHINGTON, October 13th-In spite of General
Buffers letter, Scoyille hopes to secure HIM as
Guiteaus counsel Many regard Buffers letter as
really bid for opportunity to take part in the
suit.
Builer's Deelilaiion.
WASHINGTON, October l3th.- The following dis.
| patch has been received here;
BosToN, October 10, 1881.
In reply TO your telegram will state that have
had application from Seovile or anybody else to
defend Guiteau, and hope / shall not. Ny i'm
peratiye legal engagements preclude the possibility
OF my accepting retainer for long trial, this
must be- however large; but always feel grieved
| to be obliged to refuse my services to any man
whose life is at stake in the proceedings of Court.
BENZ. f. BUTLER.
Going to Yorktown.
WASHINGTON, October 13th-The President and
| Cabinet leave for York own Tuesday next The
French guests start Monday, visiting Mount Vernon
on the way. Admiral Porter goes down to morrow
| to arrange the naval programme.
Patents to Pacific Ceass Enyenlors.
WASHINGTON, October 1Sth.-The following pa
tents were issued to Pacific coast inventors last
week, the announcements having been unayoidably
delayed several days in the Patent office john 7.
Davis, of San Francisco, locomotive; William L.
Dawson, of San Francisco, centrifugal ore crusher
aud pulverizer; John T. Baugen San Francisco
preparing and applying cigar tips Henry Root, San
Francisco, cable railway; John Wechart, San
Francisco, feed-cutting machine; A. Sarswelts, San
Francisco wood-planing machine George W.
White San Francisco, rotary cylinder furnace; Al
bert Willis, Colusa, CAL; boat-detachng apparatus;
Laurence Down, Denver, Col, preparing refractory
ores for amalgamation Miles W. wilkins Corvallis
Or, pump; Frederick Schneider, Pagasa, Col,
open-spring link.