New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10

ordsrs, Assistant Paymastcr John X. Corwno has bcei
detached from the Monocacy and ordered home ray
master R,daeld has been ordered to the Mo"oc'oy
Lieutenant H. T. Mayo has been detached from the
Naval observatory snd ordered the coast survey
II stavey (rere) has been granted leave of absence
a,,h ur,,s-on 10 leave the United States Assistant
MIN per M ~ W,n"s h. been detached FROM duty
under the Naval Advisory Board Cadet bne'nrers W.
W. White, G. Kaemerling and LLOYD BankSon nave oeen
orde red To Temporary duty Ter tho Naval AuViNory
Board Ensign Thomas Worthington M. been uetsenru
from Naval Observatory aud granted leaVe oi a."
sence.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND STATE RIGHTS.
REJECTION or. AIR EUs:is', AMENDMENT TO HE
WASHINGTON TERRITORY HlIL~
WASHINGTON, April Q (Speciab. The Senate
resumed the discussion to day If amendment offered
by Mr. Eustis To the bill to enable Washington Territory
TO frame a constitution and to come into the
Tni,n "a n state Mr.. Eustis made some
further remarks in support OF his amendment
holdiug that women should he prohibited from vo Ing
on the adoption OF the proposed constitution or OF e1er
cisIng the right suffrage In voting for nsnDsrs OF
Congress- A number of Senators spoke on the amend
ent holding that Congress had no power 10 prescribe
conditions OF suffrage In the states
Mr. Beck favored the amendment ana spoke I'D ics sup
port He would everything In his power he SAID 10
ad rance condition of women, but was not preparei
TO 1--WE them right OF suffrage now. His main res
son for this that the Constitution prohibited any us
elimination on race color Senators could not give
American without giving it to the most ignorant negro
woman Of the South.
Mr. Teller hardly expected that the Senator from Ken
lucky would have thrown obstacles IN the way oil
people becoming citizens OF the United states II
that Senator now in his own country, Mr. Teller
doubted very much whether he would be Home Ruler
Tho amendment received only twelve Affirmative
votes as follows: Mcssrs Beck, Berry, Coke, Ensus
German. Gray. ingalls,. Jackson MaIey Pugh' saui''
Mr. Vnorhee-'s ameudment for the admission OF Mon.
taua Territory ut the same time was previously voteu
Iourned until to-norrSw This viii he the this
session that the senate has met Oh Saturday
TREATMENT OF HE CHINESE MINISTER.
OFFICIAL DENIAL THAT he DID NOT RLCEIvE
PROPER COURTESY.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Ihe Acting Secre-
tary OF the Treasury received the following tele
gram In regard to tue alleged uscoureOus treatment OF
the Chinese Minister:
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 3. 1886
SECRETARY TREASURY, Washington. d. q.
Department letter OF 23d ultmo was promptly com,
nunicated the Surveyor with Instructions to accord
has them. On the contrary unnsudl lhuu-
oui denincaton evidence OF their official charsc r.
and credentials required by Section ~ o ke-
act Chinese consul al this port neither gave
10 This Office of their arrival made aPpncatiOn
for facilities Complaints that proper courtesy was
withheld have not come to my knowlrdxe coso,or
SAN FRAN 20. Aprllo
The Hon. C. g. FNEcHLD Actiag Sc aary Of the
treasury
Chinese Embassy arrived in advance of tim. Every
facility TO land was extended. No dlscourt,'y shown
They made complaints. They anded By direction OF
Collector. Before leaving ship the Envoy Expressed
thanks to yor in charge for courtesy shown MN
ana invited surveyor to call him at his hotel Com
JoH> 5. HAGER Collector;
ISRAEL LAW ON. Supt OF Mint.
". j. TINNIN. Iveyor.