The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
q WORLD AT LARGE.
A Summary OF tho Daily Nova.
COSGRFssfOSAI.

4 -ET0ifN-
Is The senate on the i,fh Nr. Blair Of
fcrci a !. .oluuon authorizing n continuance
of the investigation of difference. between
capital and labor. lie sad the invest cation
Wa practically concluded. and ths '2t"ussou
was de- red :Dr the purpose % making 4 r.
port. Mr.. Van Wyck- 'Eackhon- Grant
resolution ya- further . -cuA-sa a. -Dfrr
length Ia greru-4Ye session IL. senate had
under consideration tue -tat. 81 affair." ia
Contra! America. Euj a short message from
the secretary &c state IN answer W senate
resolution was read. giving the history OF the
Earr.os project tor the union 81 al 'I" Ten
tral Am.T.cs Stale, together ~t:h iGs steps
taken ~ Mexico IN SIcS OF the threatened
complications
Is the senate On the 18th Mr.. B!air's
~rcsolut on authrriz NJ the Comm ttec on
Education and Labor 10 1T during the recess
wa adopted. Mr.. Cullom- rrspiut on for
the selection OF "A to Investigate
the suhirr' Df Inter state Sg- sad
trfDr. the senate and after u long debate
adopted Without division. IL PROVIDES FOR g
."leC' committee Of i've -enatoF-fo -tGurTug
the rece-- and make iuil examination "i tie
regulation of the tram port4t.ou 81 frci@ut-
ana passenger, between the -.y"ra! states
by railroads and water routes ~ connect on
or competition herewith and 10 report To
tie senate next BsccTabcr. In executive
session 'hc d -Cu--lou OF central American
AFFAIR." WAS '-uned the pending question
bc.ug the resolution previously offered ~
senator Fumund~. d"c.ar ug IL To /" the
sense of the ~cuAi" fDa' BaTTos, Precedent
OF Guatemala. should be- prevented from
carrying out hi >ciurmC- OF annex. NJ neigh
Dor ~ tirpLbic-. The resolution was crit
cisrI IL substantially 20 i dec ar
atom 81 war. but was adopted with but
seven dissenting votes. senator edmund
moved the IuLunct on OF secrecy be cincy
from TIA" resolution and asked n vote upon
IL. tut a single objection carried IT over
under the rules FOR Il day
Ia the Senate on the 18th the resolution
authorizing the Committee on Agriculture
and Forestry during recess 10 consider the
best means of preserving The forests upon
the public donna II and To employ "A clerk was
adopted In executive session Joseph =
Miller. 81 West Virginia. was confirmed Com
missioner OF Internal EeV"uE". and the IN
tunCt on al secrecy removed from 'h" resp
iIton adopted IN rcRard Ia the Central
America troubles.
IL the Senate on the 18th GEORGE GRAY
was sworn In a. the successor To Senator
Ray ard, of Delaware. The Committee on
Printing was authorized TO sit during the re
cess. Mr.. INGALLS, resolution. call ny tor IN
formation relating To the alleged Illegal oc.
cuI,Hcy Of the Oklahoma lands, wa~ lad ic-
fore the Senate. Mr.. Ingalls, said that since
the resolution was offered q had been rraC-
tlcaily answered by the President : message,
and he moved u hc laid on the table. Tins
WAS agreed To Mr.. Henderson offered n res
oiution providing for a committee az nNc
senators to proceed 10 Alaska and make an
inyeSrignt on. This was lad over. and the
senate went into executive session aud ratI-
he'd the treaty with the khriiyc Of Egypt
ana the convention rclai ye to The bound
AIRY lines between this country and Mexico.
II the Senate on the Goth Mr.. Van Wyck
INDUCED IN some scycrc structures upon tine
South American Commission. charging IL
with reckless oxtravayancc. senators Har-
rison and Vest defended the Commission.
In executive session the foli"wing nomina-
{ on~ were confirmed: Martin :. SonigoIn-
cry. of Michigan. Commissioner of Patents;
Milton j. Durham, OF kentucky, First Comp
troiicr of the Treasury; Malcolm Hay. OF
Pennsylvania. First Assistant Postmaster
General; Joseph Il, Ryan. of Nevada. Comes
OF the Mint. Carson City: VIII am SarrarI,
OF Nevada. Superintendent of the Mint AZ
Carson tity: j. ID. 4. Atkins. Of Tennessee,
Comm s>!oncr of Indian Affairs; James 10.
Porter. of Tennessee, Assistant Secretary of
state,