New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-03-30

lution asking the Attorney General for the names
Deputy Marshas appointed to guard the polls 1t tho
October election In Indiana. 1t was amended 20 a.
to call Also for information as to the necessity for
their appointment, and in It's new shape was adopted
An attempt was made by Mr.. Pendleton to call up
his reorganization resolutions but it failed, and the
Senate adjourned.
Senator Edgerton, of Minnesota, took his
scat on Wednesday, the 10th inst. resolution was
adopted calling for the correspondence between
Mexico and the United states from 1859 to 1861 in
reference to . proposed treaty. The Democrats
went through the motion Of calingup the organiza-
ton resolution, but did not attempt to press It to
vote There was 9 little flibustering on
the part Of the Republicans, after which the Senate
adjourned. The President nominated 8. Dana
Horton to be Secretary to the Commission to attend
tho International Monetary Conference at Paris.
Also the following Postmasters: William H. Hart
man, Waterloo, Iowa, and George B. Reichneker,
Wyandotte, Kas. Surveyors of Customs: John X,
Leonard, indianapolis, Ind, and Joseph L. CASTOR.
Chattanooga, Tenn, and B J. Watson to be Naval
Officer at San Francisco.
The credentials Of Senator Edgerton, of Min
nesota, were presented to the Senate on Thursday,
March II, and he took the oath Of Office Mr.. Pen
deton said he had received information which in
duced him to believe that it would be impossible to
obtain vote upon the pending resolution this morn
Ing, and he therefore moved to adjourn. Agreed TO-
The appointment Of Hon. James A. Wildman a.
Postmaster at Indianapolis was sent to the Senate
this afternoon By the President. Col. A. F. Rock
well was also appointed as Commissioner Of Public
Buildings and Grounds
The Senate was organized by the Republi-
cans on Friday. the 18th inst, Malone voting With
them, and David Davis with the Democrats. The
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paired and Woo President Arthur gave his casting
vsse In favor Of the Republicans The committees,
q arranged by tho Republican caucus, were then ap
pointed A soon q Senator Frye was sworn in
caucus, offered the list Of committees s' pr
pared in the caucus ~ IN amendment to
Tho resolution offered number Of days ago by Mr..
President said that, the vote being tie, he would
vote In tho Affirmative, and declared the resolution
adopted. The President nominated Philip Doppler
70 BE- Collector Of informal Revenue Of the Sixth
district OF Tennessee; George II. Starbuck, of New
York, TO be Supervising Inspector Of Steam Vessels
for the Second district and the following Postmas-
tsr:: James @. Sherman, Menominee, Mich; 10
0o.hooton, Ohio; James A. wildman, Indianapolis,
Ind, and William I. Harvey, Minneapolis, Kan.
The following are the Senate Committees as
elected, the Arst named on each committee being the
Privileges aad Elections-Hoar, Cameron twia>.
Teller Sherman, Frye, Salisbury, Hin (Ga> Vance,
Foreign Relations Burnside, Conkline. Ed
munds, Miller, Ferry, Johnston, Morgan, Hi (aA),
Finance Morrill,, Sherman, Ferry, Jones {Nexh
Pherson, Harris.
Appropriations ALLISON, Logan, Dawes, Plumb
Hale, Davis wv: va.), Beck, Ransom, cookrell
Kellogg, Conger, Ransom, Coke Farley, Vest
Manufaotures-Conger,H Hale, Jewell, Mcpherson,
Williams.
Malone, Blair, Plumb, vanWych,
Davis Nv. Va), Slater, George.
Military Affairs-Logan, Burnside, Cameron (Pa.),
Harrison, sewoll, Cockrcl, Maxey, Grover, Hsml,-
Naval An4irs-Cameron Pa), Anthony, Rollins,
Miller, Malone, McPhorson, Jones Fla}, Vance,
Judiciary Edmunds, Conk}ing, Logan, ingalls,,
Postofnces and Post Roads-Ferry. Nm 1Ool.>
Plat IN: w., Sawyer, Mshone, Maxsy, Salisbury,
Farley, Groome.
:. Pubic L.nd,1Plune Hin COZ, Blair, Van wyel,
Private Land ciaims-Bayard, Jones, Gail, Ed
Indian Aa.ir..D.wcs, ingalls,, Saunders. Logan,
Penstons-Teiler, Piatt (ct), Blair, Mitchell, Edg-
srton, Groo,ne, Slater, Jackson, Camden.
Revolutionary Characterization, Jones [I1a),
oeims-Camcron [Wis), Frye Teller, Hoar, Con
District Of 0olunbia-Ingalis, Rollins, MoMilla~
Hawley, McDM, Harris. Butler, Vance, dorman.
Patents-P!att tCth Hoar, Mitchell, Edger'
Territories saunders, Kellogg, Mopm, s.>
Butler, Garland, Vest
MISUNDERSTANDING, Saunders, Teller, II.
Sawyer, sowel, Lamar, Grover, Williams,
brown.
Mines and Mining-Hill (Col.), Jones (Nev)
Wyck, Miller, Hampton, Fair, Camden.
Revision Of Laws-MoMillan, Plat (Ot), H.
Davis un.), Pendleton.
Education and Labor-Blair, Morrill,, Burnside.
Edserton, Malone, Maxey, Brown, George, Fair.
Civil serMce-Hawley, Rollins, Jones [Nsv.), Hill
Cody, Butler, Walker, Williams.
Contingent Expenses-Jones (Ney.>. Plat tCtl
Vance, ""
Engrossed Bflls-Saulsbury, Gall, Oonkling.
Ru!es-Frye, Hoar, Sherman, Csll, German.
improvement Of tbe Mississippi River-Mitchel.
Kellogg, Van Wyck, Frye, Jones, Cockreu. Jackson
Transportation Routes to the 6eaboard-Harrison
Cameron Pah Blals. Plat N. ~, Beok, voorhees,,
Joint Committee on Public Printing Anthony,
Hawley, German.
Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills-platt IN. Y.h
Rollins, Pugh.
Joint Committee on Lbr.ry-sheznan, Hoar,
Voorhees,. -
Joint Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds
Rollins, Morrill,, Cameron (wisH Jones (Fla),
Vest
Civil serviee-sawyer, Rollins, Dawes, Hampton,
Groome
census-asle, Morrill,, Cameron tw,ah MoDln,
Pcndleton, Morgan, Harris
Epidemic Di.cases-HsrriA Lamar, Garland,
Jonas, Teller, Miller, sewell
Nicaragua Claims Davis w. vah droome,
Johnston. Hawley, Mitchell
On Erection Of New Library Bu1diux--Yooshsea