The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-10

| committee. All Of the charges were overruled
and the committee, by unanimous vote, adopted
| . report that the contest was unwarranted and
fhson9ht on frivolous grounds, and ordered
Messrs Hanney and Hepburn, leading Repub-
lican members Of the committee, to present the
Fhe following Nominations were sent to the
senate on the 4th: John A. Kasson, Iowa, en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
of the United States to Germany; Aphonso Taft
Of Ohio, envoy extraordinary and minister plen-
ipotentiary of the United States to Russia John
M: Francis, New York, envoy extraordinary and
Austro- Hungary; Lewis Richmond, Rhode
Island, minister resident and consul general
Of the United States at Portugal; Samuel H. NJ.
Byrnes, consul general at Rome; r. G. Viii
McAllister, Jr:, California, United States
Judge of the district of Alaska; E..
W. Haskell, Iowa, United States attorney of the
district of Alaska; A. T. Lewis, Illinois, clerk
of the United States court, district of Alaska !;
supreme court of Dakota; Seward Smith, Iowa,
associate justice of the supreme court of Da-
kota; George Turner, Alabama, associate Justice
Of the supreme court of Washington Territory !;
James yanett, Pennsylvania, commissioner of
inspector; John A. Rea, Dakota, register Of the
land Office, Bismarck, Oak Minor w. Bruce
register of the land Office Niobrara, Neb
! Confirmations-C G.. Belknap, California,
agent for Indians at the Tule river agency,
Inspector; Edward S. Butler, register Of the
land Office, Neligh, Neb. ;; Andrew Railson,
| Minnesota, receiver Of public moneys at Red
wood Falls, Mimi; Jacob Austin, Mime
sofa, receiver of public moneys OF Fergus
register of the land office at Boise
| City, Idaho; Ramon o. Williams, consul
general United States, Havana; John A. Rea,
| register land Office, Bismarck; James S. Hold
ges, register land Office, Leadville, Col James
" Ross, receiver ofpublic money, Greenwood,
ter land office, Des MONIES, Iowa; Clarence
Pullen, surveyor general, New Mexico; John
a; Kinkead, Nevada, governor of Alaska.
Amos F. ,Leared, New York., consul Of
the United States, Sydney, N. s. w.; John
Jarrett, Pittsburg, commissioner of labor; H.
Allston, shackleford, Pennsylvania, consul Of
the United States, Nantes; Leonard B. Smith,
g.. Wheeler, Indian agent at Penna agency.
Arizona; George Bromley, California consul
of the United States, Ten Tsin; Archibald K
Brown, New Jersey, consul Of the United
United States at Calais; Robert H. Harris
Pennsylvania, consul of the United States at
St Paul, De dorado; Joseph A. Jones, Massa-
chusetts; Consul Alden, VIM. H. Stevens,
Nevada, meter and reiner mint, Carson
City; Wheeler Coombs, Maryland, general
Horsefeldt, Iowa, consul United States at
Treset, postmaster, Edwards S. Overb, Men
Ominee. Wis.
Nothing was done in congress Saturday but
to sit around and wait for reports from con-
gressional Record there was no session of the
house Saturday; but according to the recol-
lection of those who sat in the sweat box for
fifteen hours, there was. deception
was practiced upon posterity by ignoring
tas e'lsnd"r the and sG1t9~ns day VIVA" rom
10 o'clock Thursday noon to o'clock Saturday
morning, and crowding the proceedings Of
two days into the journal of one. The senate
was more honest, but not quite so patriotic, for
Se o1b o a Se sensss
their departure from the strict line of
senatorial decorum confined within an
executive. session were large, bust
register of the land Office, North Platte, Neb. !;
James R. Hayden, receiver of public moneys,
Olympia, w. t.: postmaster, s. L. Berkeley,
Missouri Valley, Iowa; H. N. Beach, consul
general Of the United States, Ecuador; Clement
United States, Chill; Chapman Coleman, first
secretary of legation Of the United States, Pek-
ing, China; Edwin Dunn, second secretary of
legation at To Koi; consuls, Charles Einstein,
New York, Zurich; W. Fl. Foy, Lambayeque;
n. H. Leayitt, Ohio, Monogql; Geo. Scott, Ne
braska, Odessa; Fulton Paul, Bucharest; John
Shredder, San Jose, Costa Rica; J. R. Smith,
Mississippi, Asunsion; Gilbert Daggett Robert
son, New York, Verviers and Liege; George G..
Tanner, South Carolina, Teguicigalpa; William
D. G. Gibson, Nevada, agent of Indians at Ne
district of Alaska, Mattrom D. Ball, Alaska, to
reside at Sitka: Henry States Oregon to re-
side at Juneau City; George P. Iveri, Alaska
to reside at Wrangle; John Braday, Alaska, to
reside at Oonaloskva; Chester Ho1comb, SEC
rotary of legation and consul general Of the
house, New York, secretary of legation and
consul general to Guatemala; Richard K. Mill,
Pennsylvania, secretary of legation at Lima !;
]s. PieE1ePont' New York, secretary Of
, ssgS pl Land s Office I Fast v Saginaw
ceiver of public moneys, Bismarck, Oak. II.
L. Childs, receiver of public moneys. Bodie,
Gala. VIM. h. Francis, New Jersey, associate
justice Of the supreme court of Dakota, the
having been withdrawn -.
Lewis Richmond, Rhode Island, minister
resident and consul Of the United States to
Portugal; Alphonso Taft, Ohio, envoy extraor-
binary and minister plenipotentary Of the
United States to Russia; John A. Kasson, Iowa,
tiary Of the United States Of Germany; John NJ
Francis, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary of the United States to Austro-
Hungary; Samuel Fl M. Bayers, consul gen.
efal tR Rome, Italy; John Morgan chief justice
moneys, Olympia was Wash. Ter f. Wash.
ington Barry California, register of the
land Office at Miles City, Mont George Turner,
Alabama, associate justice of the supreme
Indiana, chief justice of the, supreme court Of
Wyoming; Andrew r. Lewis, Illinois. clerk of
the district court of Alaska Charles s. Zane,
Illinois, chief justice of the supreme court Of
Utah; J: E. Cousins, Missouri, marshal of the
United Estates, eastern district of Missouri;
supreme court Of Dakota; Ward McAllister,
Jr:, California, United States district Judge Of
Alaska; F.. W. Haskell, Iowa. attorney Of the
United States for Alaska; Le Barron 3: Colt,
cial circuit. N. G. Hillyer, Nevada, marshal Of
the United States, Alaska. ~, - -
Postmaster, s. s. Berkley, Missouri, Valley,
Iowa; 81. NJ Grimes, register of the land Of
fee, North Platte, Neb. !; Miner w. Bruce,
register of the land office, Niobrara, Neb.
: Henry States, Oregon, commissioner Of the
district of Alaska; William n. Francis, New
Jersey, associate justice of the supreme court
of Dakota; DagSett Robertson, consul at Yer
yiers and Liege; J. r. Smith, consul at Assam
0AOA AOAAOt1OAA415 ooClotdiy VI l0S8-
ton, Rome; Edward Dean, second secretary
of legation, Tokei; H Remsen Whitehouse,
secretary Of legation and consul general in
Guatemala; R. 4 Neill, secretary Of legation
at Limar Clement Carpenter, secretary Of lega-
ton, Chill; Chapman Coleman, first sec
rotary of legation, to Picking, China; Charles
Einsster, consul general at Rome; G. Holcomb.
secretary Of legstion and consul general, b.
gotta; 81. H. Leavitt, consul at Managua; Fl. n.
Beach, consul general, Ecuador; George Scott,
consul, Odessa; George C. Tanner, consul.
Teguicigalpa John Shredder, consul, San JOse
Costa Riaa; Fulton Paul, consul, bucharest:
w H Foy, consul, Lambayeque; Frank Sperrv.
New York, receiver Of public moneys, Bis
- The coroner's jury investigating the railroad
accident near. Shamokin, Pa, on the 29th ult,
by which three men were killed and several in
jured, have returned . verdict finding John
EEisenhart conductor and John Bennett, engi-
.neer OF the freight train which collided with
the passenger train, were ignorant OF the rules
and are both responsible for the accident It
is not known what action the district attOrney
will take.
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