The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
which treaty, Il is understood, the Republic Of
NicaIsgua has ratified. therefore, be II

which treaty, Il is understood, the Republic OF
Nicaragua has ratified therefore, be II
Resolved. AS the Judgment of the Senate. that,
in view of the special and important Interests oil
the United States in conjunction with those Re-
publies of Nicaragua or Costa Rica in the
nent, now In progress OF adjustment. any in-
vasion OF the territory Of Nicaragua or Costa Rica
BY the forces Of Guatemala. under the cIrcum-
garded py the Senate, and ought TO be treated by
the United States as an act OF untriendy and hos
snG ~ the RsnmbIics of NicsTayna and aosrs Rca
in respect 10 said matter.
General Hazen concluded his testimony be-
fore the Court Martial to day and the argu-
ment will commence tomorrow.
Commissioner Black has asked Governor
Martin, OF Kansas, In case the county clerks
of that State are not clerks of the Court of
Record, to promptly ottfy them not TO &C
knowledge any more pension declarations OF
Kansas soldiers but to give notice to the ap
plicants that will enable them TO go before
The proper officers and execute proper decla-
rations.
IN answer to various statements concern
ing the i'll health of Senstor Stanford an in.
timate friend OF that gentlemen says emp nat
ically that he is in excellent health and
thoroughly equipped for his public duties.
Henry A. Newman, of Missouri, has been
appointed special agent OF the Labor
Bureau. Newman was formerly Chief of toe
as being peculiarly we'll fitted for the duii s
of his new position, in which he will De re.
qujred to make q thorough investigation 1
the condition OF the lab0ring classes in the
States of the Upper Mississippi Valley
The following certificate was issued to day
from the office Of the First Comptroller Of
the Treasury to Director General Burke, OF
the New Orleans Exposition:
OFFICE OF
FIRST CONTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WASHINGTON, March Is.
This is to certify that. in accordance with the
provisions OF Congress In appropriating 81, 10000
as a loan to the Worlds Industrial and Cotton Cen
tennial Exposition of 1884. at New Orleans. John
b. Lafftt, Treasurer of said Exposition has filea
in this Office detailed statements accompanied by
vouchers, exhibiting the disbursements for the
purposes as recited in the act as follows, viz:
vouchers for si99 999; October 16. 1881, detailed
statement ana vouchers for sl66.667; November
Z, leS4. detailed statement ana vouchers for
vouchers for s166 667 total 81 coo Co., Said state
ments and vouchers have been examined by tue
First Comptroller OF the Treasury and found cor.
rect in amount and to pertain 10 the poses
required by the said act.
(Signed) ]. TARBELL-
Deputy Comptroller.
The Oklahoma question is being further
considered by the Administration, and Gen
eral Weaver and Hon. Sidney Clarke, rep
resenfing the settlers here, are esrnestlv
urging immediate action. It Is probable q
conclusion will be reached in q very short
time, possibly o-morrow, as the situation
| In Southern Kansas Is considered critical
Information received here to night shows
| the settlers are very much exasperated be-
cause the cattle men claim the recent action
| OF The Government leaves them in the ex
| elusive possession of Oklahoms AMI the
| Indian territory. The representatives OF
| the settlers here understand the proclams
ton to require the removal of all cattle syn
dicates
The Senate has confirmed Joseph s. Miller
| Commissioner of Internal Revenue.