New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
s. pr petsrs is hopeful. but he does NOS sPp's
tosse ~ ". .on rasnt A be was several wests ago.
PayUALL ATHI OLD TRICKS.
rpRAr1C wINsTON-wORTHLEsS MAXINE
ENGINES


ENGINES
,- .nc,-, IN CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRiBrSSI
U,su,xoroy. June l0.-It might have been
-, ,ho, ,vheu the House decided to eutrust six
~. -.y,,,r appropriaton bills TO as many different
.o,m,,t.e. that the Committee on Appropriations
xrouh have ample time to bring We remaining app'o
,r,aton bill. into the House at reasonably carry u"y
I'm, this is far from being the case Chairman hShu""
,s at his OLD tricks Of holding back Appropriation
hills with the object OF preventing legislation ~nch ne
Aoaa mot favor Tits IN this manner that ne Will proo
ably succeed in defeating the bankruptcy va "NU
s,mar measures OF almost equal Importance vi 'ue "a
hills which we're taken away from Mr. hshua'. CUM
nittee. one. the Indian Appropriate" oi' ms 49,
law; two the Army aud the MHt"ry Ao"ueuS us
~ r.ssss rho uouse; two, the Consular ana Dplo-
maric and the Post once have passed oo'h houses 'u
latter being IN conference now; ana ohy soe N"'a o
r.n,.ius 10 be considered by the House MT hiuua'e
committee has 81 able TO pass but TWO o Ine
vo Urgent Deficiency bills, into law Ihe fchsion Oli'
,a.sed the House. but s stih penu'ns in
a.. ssnate The District Of Columbia Dill
!, 4, conferenoa The Legislative, Judicial
and Executive is being considered now lhree oi
the most important bills the sundry CIVIL Fornhcauohs
and Deficiency, still remain in the hands OF Mr. Kan
calls committee. With the fiscal year ending IN three
u4ek. the prospects OF station other than appropr
alton bills al this session meagre indeed Notwl'n
standing he sn IN Of much power by oens uep'',u
of ak of the important Appropriation oi' '',
Randall st!l retains enough TO oD'truet ie-ie'''
he wields this power as Of Old oy hoioine App''f
bills back until the last moment
Itnno secret that Minister Winstons resignation Is q
source OF qualification as ~eu as rehe' W '
B,var. Very soou after Mr.. Winstons appointment
m. state Dspari regret the selection
made Mr. Winston spent considerable time IN WASH
inaon before for his post at Teheran 20 reSo
mn " on Persian afars receive "instructions
when he got these he talked about them IN puonc WIN
great freedom without the least restraint IL never
occurred to him that there might De somethihS III
American diplomacy after all which required 1t 10
be kept secret. This greatly annoyed MT bay"ru'
Then came wnstons ridiculous attempt 10 snuss1e nl"
.sr as II were into a Major Generals UNIFORM: FOR
w-eks he was the OF newspaper parsgraphers ana
his appointment criticised with freedom winch
shocked the Secretary OF state To cap the climax tnere
came while he was absent, the story OF his connection
with an unfortunate girl who committed suicide IN chi
eaeo ~, cabie d.patch the story did
Very good in presson state Department II was
not CONSIDERED to ada .roaa ro ON tie
contrary this affair seems 10 nave oroAen e
the camels bacK-in other words Mr. Bsyard iost az
then their official are said to nave peen es
sOrda than tny GnEss erned nc Gs that wn.on
was due entirely TO the efforts OF Carter
,os ws 'se sea % IS likely to be the last one Winston
man OF means and railroad lswyer As politician,
and the shorhars" the store. as they are in're
frequently called He always contributed 10
considerable popularity among the "ooyS
Judge Basin Of Utah. who has been here this spring
IN tie interest of Gentes. is pleased with the
amendments TO the Edmunds bill proposed BY the House
Committee on the judiciary. He Is sangune ABOUT the
massage of the bill /. Is taken up by the House
and he has very little doubt OF is passage IN the senate
I'm lis amended form. In his opinion, and to quote his
lenrrage "it will knock the pins from under Mormon
ism" Five years hence Mormonsm Will be remembered
only like horrd dream OF the past. he says provided
This bi become law. Judge Baskn is lifelong Demo-
crat and has been a of the Territory for many
years 1t who unravelled the my stery surrounding
the Mountain Meadow massacre and who brousht one OF
fhe chief participants tnat cri ne. Jonn d. Lee 10 JUS
tioe twenty years after the commission OF that arocious
hurcbery He IL a experienced farmer. ana enthusl
asiic about the future OF the Territory he has opposed
singe.haDded tho power OF the Mormon Church tnls
and able counsel and Hooded the oOby Win
"boode" II Judge Baskin succeeds ln securing e3s-
latou al this session against the MOrmons he Will ce-
serve great credit and praise
There Is some surprise expressed at the slowness
with which the Navy Department is advancing ln the
work Of designing the plans for the new cruisers
hear that the fault lies with the Bureau OF steam
Engineering which appears TO be In quandary as 10
what to do Win the engines. The plans purchased
some time ago England at great expense are pracu-
oalv worthless in view OF the improvements lately
made In other quarters Thus am told that the triple
exp,nsou engines Aer. one OF the new ships OF
me North German Lloyd require only lOZ tons OF cOal
tav and give A. a result speed Of Is y knots "hHe
- rins. Inc plans which the Navy Department
nnrcha,ei rauuire 325 tons and would prOOaDy give
lass spred than that obtained ny the triple expansion
an mas OF the Aller Secretary Whitney near, 10
greatly annoyed by the delay