Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-21

have charge of the remains of the com
mittee on education and labor, since con-
gress has given the labor part Of it to a
new committee. The transfer of Mills, OF
Texas to the appropriations made room on
the ways and means. Efforts are being
made TO persuade Tucker to forego ti at
honor for the sake of the party, and take
second place on the ways and means. The
craftsmanship of naval fairs is offered
II ewitt, of New York, and Cox. of New
| York, Will have chance if H5witt de-
cl1nes. The creation of new committees
and the enlargement of the membership
of others will cause general revision of
the committee assignments before next
Monday.
| Western Associated Press.l
! WASHINGTON, Dec. 20s-In the Proteus
court Capt. Clapp, of the sianal bureau,
was sworn. By direction of Hszen he pre-
pared rough draft of Garlington's in
structions, having become convinced of
the advisability Of depot northward on
the voyage, he made suggestion to that
effect to Hszen. The latter said Greeiy,
after having been over the ground, ex-
pressed his wishes in the matter, and he
| (Hazen) did not depart from that plan.
He did not, therefore, adopt the sugges-
| tion.
| The court asked the witness if he
thought the instructions to- Darlington
covered all that might have been prudent
ly said, and if the depot might not have
been established on the northern voyage
without omiting any future plans sketched
by Greedy? The witness said the answer
waived in value criticism of the manner
the expedition failed and expressed wish
not to answer. In the opinion of the
court the answer involved no improperly.
| |hereupon the witness said, from the fact
then that as a matter of greater security
and with the recollection that ship is
often nipped in those waters, and some
times dangerously so, from the very fact
if advocated, that depot of provisions be
left while going up, would be an answer to
that question. Adjourned.
COMBINATIONS.
Benjemin Butterworth, Ohio, commits
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lgan, postmaster at Washington, D. G.
Postmasters-Caroline E Arlington,
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Ill; Henry R Ingraham, Tusoola, Ill; Eli
McAllister, Campaign, Ill; Richard But
ler, Clinton, I'll; P Corkirgs, Fowler,
Ind; Jas T Sims, Edinburg, Ind;
Uriah Co'son, Sullivan, Ind; VIM
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Stephen Lowey, Upton Ind; S Peterson,
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Carmie, Ill: Mary A Camp, Dixon, Ill;
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land, Wis; Jacob V Hughes, Kilbourne,
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ford I Holcomb, jackson, O; Chas l. Kerr,
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