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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHiNGToS. Monday June II. 1886.
APPoNTMENTs.-rhe President to-day appointed James
f. Fitch and George W. Adams 10 be trustees OF the
Reform school OF the District OF Columbia Tor three
years.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-The Chief OF the Bureau OF Stats
ties reports that the total value OF the exports OF dairy
products for May, 1856 as compared with similar ex
ports during the corresponding perOi OF last year WAS
May, 1885, 1892. s33; May. 1850 SG34O23.
sUNDRY CIVIL BILI--As agreed upon in committee.
the smndry Civil Appropriation bill appropriat"s
sol O53 s22. TIE estimates aggregated S33,53i 600
Ine appropriation FOR the present year WAS %
This bill larger reduction compared with the
estimates than any other reported this from the
Appropriation committee. Ii VIII DO reported TO the
House day or two.
PROPOSED NAVY YARD.-Senator Mitchell. OF Oregon,
to-day introduced Joint resolution directing the Secre
tary OF the Navy 10 appoint comm ssion OF three com
peent officers examine the north or the forty
second OF north latitude in Oregon and Wash
ington Territory ana Alaska and select suitable site
a Navy Yard.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVE NESTs.-Senator Gibson
submitted the Senate to-day for reference to the Com
merce Cumsitee letter from General Gilmore in rela.
ton to provision IN the River and arbOr bill.
passed by the House, for Mississippi River improve
ments General Gilmore says that the provision appro-
prating $50 900 for the work below Caro- IL left in
most awkward and mpract cable shape. Io expresses
fear THAT the outlet fslldcy by which 1t persisenty
claimed that ructive floods be prevented by
drawing the flood and conveying them by sep
to the Gulf Is destined to have costly and
abOrGive trial"
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE NIRKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK pEALINGs
No special activity characterized the whcas
speculation yesterday, although exporters were ires
buyers taking lbs, 900 shells The cash market
firm, but without decided change IN prices options
opened a shade lower. but began to advance md
only tho decline recovered. but figures went up
l1ds The later dealings were made on declin-
ing MARKET, but tne cJse be credited with steadi
nss,, and last figures a tribe above
the bottom rates. loss OF lsd4 cent
was scored at the annexed final quote
tons: July s3s.. August ST. september ~i& %
tober 50 a. November -, aud December - oeGs The
corn markets. stroag throughout Exporters par.
chased only $1,000 bushels yet spot lots were adyanc1c
l2al The options rose laGlis cent, Dat there
was decided reaction under reaz.uons tie close
and at the July up cent a i)ls and August
and September only cent cach ~ Il and ib cent
better business was done IN oats ana exporters TOOK
10000 bushels. Tho markets. however, were only
steady but the options ended shade higher az 81 fos
June and July 32ls for August and 81 4 cents for sep
tember Lard was almost stagnani. Prices closed OF
I42 points A. follows: July 50 81 Angus, 20 -;
September, 80 81: aud October. s6 So 49,
The receipts of grain at NewYOFk Baltimore. PhllS
delphia and Boston yesterday wero ~ follows Whrat
367 SAL business corn. l57,72l bushels; oats liA9tS
bushels total grain, 6.ooOs Ouslsls; hour. oo'ssv
barrels At Chicago Milwaukee ana II. Louis the ar
rivals Wheat 9i.si2 bushels; corn' 3o6otS
bushels oats, 100. 933 bushels total gram. oolo@v
bushels 1oGr, 23,427 barrels.
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By the Boa indicate that considerable interest ID ct III
tho proposed celebration and exposition.
CONGRESSIONAL OoIsGs IN BRIEF

WARRINGTON, juno 14.-In the Senate to-
DAY speaking tho Northern Pacific Forfeiture Dill.
Mr. Dolph said that bill before the Senate proposed
70 forfeit about 100000 Of land adjacent to tho
portion OF tho line that has not been built IS 10 mo
Cascade Branch. Mr. Dolph believed 10 to DO OF the
greatest Importance to tho commerce OF the Norshwet
that tia, branch should completed through to the Pa
clc
Mr. Mitchell, OF Oregon, offered al omendmont TO OK
clude from forfeiture tho lands cotermnous with the
completed portion OF the Cascade Branch III the com
pany could complete tho Cascade Branch the farm
producers OF the Pacific Northwest would have
to remain at mercy Of the oregon Railway and Nav
igation Company.
Mr.. Van WICK. referring to the argument OF the com
panys friends that Congress nj right to forfeit those
lands said that whenever question OF forfeiture came
before Congress we were confronted Win novel anu
startling propositions. The 6cnatOrs from oregon pro-
tested but might be thought that they protested 100
much - 80,
After some further discussion the bill went over TIL
Tomorrow.
Mr. Cobb OF Indiana IN the House called M the report
OF the Committee Public Lands recommending con.
I'm the Senate amendments TO tho Atlantic anu
Pacific Land Forfeiture bill $500
bill was offered by Mr.. Thomas or Illinois. 70 moor
porate United States and Congo National Emigration
Steamship COMPANY.
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ADMIRAL JOUET7'S GALLANT SRRVTCES.


Rear-Admiral James Z. Jouett. the Com
morning will haul down mis- flag hoi,ted board the
nasship esuessesandahus up the command OF the
home feet which he in September, 1854 The
relief OF Rear Admiral Stephen b. Luce. As the sue
cessor OF the Admiral has not been nominated yet Cap
tain Robert Boyd Chief of staff OF the feet aud the
commanding officer OF the Tennessee will be his relief
until the new Commander-in-Chief assumes command.
Rear. Admiral stephen B. Luce. the president of the
Naval War College at Newport, ard Commodore Ralph
Chandler the Com Of the New YORK Navy Yard.
arc spoken Of as being likely to receive the honor OF
being offered the command OF the North Atlantic
Squadron
Admiral Jouett. a native Of Kentucky. appointed
from his home State and entered the Navy mid
shipman September 10. l641 Jouett saw good
deal OF service In the last with tbs South.
wounded while engaged IN capturing the Rebel schVOncr
" Royal Yacht" aud Secretary Weies IN an oil
eial order said 1.-THE Department cannot, In
too high terms. express It's admiration OF the
daring and successful exploit OF Lieutenant JOuctt
and the officers ana scamen und' bis command. The
capturo OF schooner woarmed and manned and with
ter speaks well for the intepdity and bravery Of the
captors. Those who were wounded and the friends OF
those who lost their lives In the conflict. have the
patLies OF Department. Please inform Lieutenant
Jouett all who engaged In the petition. OF
the pleasure their gallant conduct has given the De-
nartnen IL Is the of the Department To ave
lieutenant Jouett command worthy OF his eallantry
WAe IN command OF the Home Squadron Admiral
Jouett DISTINGUISHED himself on the lshmus OF Panama
during the revolution o. 1888 In securing ioyhe world
tree and uninterrupted transit across TIE lsthnus lie
will start for his new IN Washington this morning
ana IN accordance with The secrearJs INSTRUCTIONS
port TO Admiral Porter President OF the Naval Board
of aud survey Admiral JOuetts service
amounts In all twenty years. his shore duty
thirteen years and four months.
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ORDER oF RrsIyEss IN CoNGREss

WAsHINGTON, June II (SpeciaD There was
Of Re publican Senators this morning Odscus
st further the D, business remainder OF
the session. proposition of Democrats put
Mexican Pension bl and the bill for the
OF the Arkansas Hot SPRINGS the list OF measures
lie considered this session found advocates among
the Republicans and dec reached regarding
these Senator Sherman urged Senators
ing bills in charge decline yield for motions
ment
IN the House tomorrow Chairman Randall, OF the
Appropriations Committee VIII ti.ko charge OF the
legislative bill IN Mr.. Holnans ABSENCE and viii press
1t 10 a practicable II seems likely that
the bill will he disposed OF until Wednesday. Tue
that the Naval bill shall follow. ana Comm ttee
Naval Affairs probably Will Insist that the
plan shall not be changed suit the
desire OF Chairman Morrison. who has given no;ce
Of his intention to try 10 call up the Tariff bill OF
Thursday. Tho Naval Com al ttsc is extremely anxious
also consideration for the bill the
building OF additional number of new ships for the
Navy. II VIII not he SALE however for Republicans he
absent THURSDAY wnrn the tarin struggle begins A
ard nay Ia tue House today showed fort five
Republicans and seventy Democrats " absent or not
voting" Many OF them we're Ia tho cly-by far the
larger proportion being Democrats.
TIE huai adjournment OF Congress depends almost
entirely upon the of the House, the
dispatch blsincs. much more rapidly thar. the coOrii
branch. The PREVAILING sentiment senators
Is that Congress viii adOurn before latter part
OF July and talk Of August finding Congress
sOn
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CORyER-STOyE OF ST AAIHONY'S CHUkOH
u,Ia1 aor,,or-s tona of the na,, Roma InthnliI


Church OF II. Anthony In suyan-s was laid yester-
day morning the midst OF drilling rain. The
foundations OF the building had been nOorrd over com
pletey, but there awnings at only two points
ABOVE the altar and the cornerstone. and the
great deal discomfort 10 marching around the plat
form TO bless the walls. Tho services begun In the
old church door about 10 o'clock Archbishop Cor
rigan confirmed about 800 OF the boys and girls
O. the parish. The procession then formed IN the
CHAPEL the archbishop and the Fancscans leading the
ard the cornerstone, and tIe blessing Ot
the several parts OF the new church was begun. The
archbishop a mitre and scarlet gown the fathers
were dressed black and had small lace capes over
their shoulders and ropes tied about their waists Inc
ceremony lasted half hour. In the stone were put
handful American coins, copies OF tho daily papers
and pai tbs OF the President OF tue
United states, the Pope and tho Mayor Of the city writ
ten on IL IN Latin NJ nsgnOr Preston, OF ST. AIMS
CHURCH, preached sermon IN English attcrWard and
The Rev. PhMp Cgrdeiia one IN Latin. Among the
Fathers Theophilus Leo and Bonifacc the Keys Peter
Jacheiu and Domnick Mazett. the Rev. Fathers John
Mcclure and Louis Christ, the Rev DE-. kernen and The
Rev. Father Crsus.
The now church. which belongs to the Franciscan
Order fronts Suiliyan-s, just helow Wcst Houston
and will back wlth lis chapel ana nOuAs cry
through the block ThOmp>"l-s. II VIII be bIt OF
brick AID trimmed with Connecticut granite The Ill
mcnsous are: Lrngtu - feet; width go feet; height
100 feet The altTs pulpit sanctu rail, ceiling and
wsluscOtting will DO Of Italian mifDlo, tho WORK on
which Is now being done IN Genoa The windows VIII
he richly figured memorials OF the saints Of the order OF
S. Francis. Tho church viii probably he finished by
May. l5s7. and Will seat about loo people.
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OUT SPCR1S.
RACING AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY TO-DAY.
HORSES THAT OUGHT TO wiz AND GET THE place
Pip rSTHrya

HORSES THAT OUGHT TO wiz AND GET THE pLAcs
-THE ESTRfys
The programme for to-day at Sheepshead
Bay begins with selling # has nearly vies ~
many entries - AM Gher rice on tho card Selling
races are always doubtful ana this fact makes pcknl
winner out OF the Twenty-Five prbab'e starters ~
this e OF mile dash perpeUng. II looks. however,
rs II Ernest from the speed n shoyei on SATURDAY
should catch the judges first. Oav thrcs horses
Damed TO start In ths seccnt race 3 is niles SAX
ony ought 10 reach the first The Zephyr stakes
for tyo-yearO'is, "a Of mile. comes third. fremont,
OF course win ~ and Brynwo0i Is lk"ly 10 hs bic
closest follower The greet Dew Drop - in Tie ID I'd
race. tho Vdai stakes for tnree- iearOts mile. Sac
shoad win and the Dwyer D,others also ought 20 gct
tho place with Inspector 3
There ar, twelve named 70 start In the Bay Rdws
Handicap Zig mlles No doubt Il would plea the
Brook yn stable intensely yin All tho -tSs races OF
the day and they have good chance ~ doing r. FOR
his Suburban form 10 looks as shmonl Onxit 10 cap
It, Unrest should ths place. rlc sixth
handicap. % miles. Ia carries The top weight. yes
he should win with Dry Monopos second. rhc follow
ing is a list OF the entries:
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THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago, June II tSpecidN.-The visible
supply statement decrease OF lOO6.s5S bushels
OF wheat and an OF 5257oi bushels OF corn ID
the pas week The decrease in wheat about the guam
tty cured on not likely to disturb the market
wheat opened cent lower this morning the first sAs
Of July being made at "a cents The general rains thas
have the principal cause Of the weak iee
ns Both and oats were affected by the same ia
nueucc and the former opened at oss OF OF esIs
while oats lost 3 a cent the August option.
large receipts OF nogs AZ 900. weakened provisions 80
pork broke L. y cents the nrst two saes thAs 80
made After fractional decline below the opcn,a,s:.
wheat made some advance going TO TAN cenn 10, 1s
with indications OF good buying Tho price srsnusy
settlea back "a again. Corn held rAttct seas
after tho start and provisions did the same n'
at 80 y. ~ July wheat 74isc; July corr.
35c., July oats. 2siec.; July pork, 20 oV' 'u'' '
~ IN; July ribs 10 4oo ~ ~
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FREE TRADERS EXTREMELY ACTIVE.
THE COMING lest or sIRENGfH-ACTIoN OF ONO
DEMOCRATS.

THE COMING IEsT or STANDARDIZATION OF ONO
DEMOCRATS.
WASHINGTON, June + (Spcc'dD. -CLairman
Morrison and several Of his licuenanrs were active
today making canvass Of the Democratic SHE OF tie
House ana trying 30 drum M votes IN favor OF the
consideration Of the Tariff bin a good deal Of
zine ana effort was expended upon Democratic
members from ONO, Pennsylvania. New-York,
and Louisiana aud IL that several OF the
ONO and Pennsyvana men had aeree to vote to take
M the bill Among tho Democrats VINO, IT was INSERTED
had consented to do were ui. Ge ltes AMI Campbell
Scott Storm ana swOpe, 81 Pennsylvania. and
Felix Campbell and MAhouey. OF New.YOr,. Il vas ad-
nitted he opponents OF tne motion to consider thft
some OF the votes on which they had counted
would be east with Morrison on this question. 1t
Is understood that Speaker Carlisle is quietly
cxerng all his influence favor OF The motion and that
Hi and Geddes and several other men VINO received
chairnansh ps good places important committees
have reminded that they owe their places TO the
spe .ker and good offices OF Chairman Morrison.
whose powerful Influence IN committee assignments
has been generally Acknowledged ana rrcognized .
II appears that the appeals 10 'tarn De inocrats
for consideration varied to suit In tivdua
speaker Carlisle. II Is said thinks that there VIII
small majority IN favor OF consideration and that the
discussion will not protract the session more than
fortnight.
Sir. Morrison said to-day that candidly ne could not
speak positively TO The chances OF u all de-
pended on the votes of NewYork Democratic members
and had the first. The Committee OF Ways and
Means entirely harmonious AMI could have brought
n oI called up hill NJ any time since February bnt no
had deemed IL unsafe do knowing that he could not
succeed without Me-" YORK Inc TACT That the Dill wa.
favored by the Administrator had lea MN 10 expect
nearly unanimous vote ~ Its friends III that Stac but
he Lad finally determined 10 call up the bin without
knowing more the subject than he did ut first, except
that he encouraged by the lato cOrr-spOn ence
motion Is defeate', hr SAID II will he by tn vote. OF
the Democratic members III New-lork. when h. might
reasonably expect them 10 be with the Adm
prohable that the consideration OF the
VIII be defeated by fair majority.
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THE SUIT AGAINST WESTERN UNION.

In the case of General John G.. FarnswOrth,
as receiver OF tho Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company, against the Western Union Company IN the
Supreme before Justice l. AMI jury yes
terday. Abiiah Il. Brewer who for eleven years has
been secretary OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany identified the inmates Of the Executive
Committee. the Law Committee and the Board OF
Directors setting forth tie lease OF tho American Rapid
wires to his company at the rate OF $4,000 month.
William g. Wilson, counsel for Receiver Harland. testi-
fed response TO questions by Joseph Ii. Choate
corning the drawing OF the contract made with the
Western Union Company In regard to giving tho latter
possession OF tho American Rapid wires.
Ex-senator Conkilng crOsseXanination asked him:
you know that agreement TO the transfer
tho American r pid wires the Western Union
made By Receiver larland with Jay Gould Oh the aters
YACHT"
| saw the lie printed the answer.
why do you say IL was a iioF'
" Because ! can prove It."
One Of tho jurors had an engagement and the Court
Adjourned.
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MR.. HEw!r1.s CENTENNIAL RESOLUTION

WAsHINGTON, June Ii lSpecidD.-ln the
House to-day Mr. Hewitt took the first step toward
National celebration OF the centennial anuiyefsary OF
tie organization OF the United States
Government under written constituton The
Irst Congress under the Constitution as
sembled George Washington was inaugurated
President OF the United States April 80 1882 In tho
CITY oil New-lork. hr. lowItts resolution provides
for the appointment Of JOINT committee consist OF
three Senators and five Representatives to consider and
report "a plan for suitable lebrailon begin take
on April 80. lss5 romr Time he project OF a
permanent exposition 10 he opened on that date In
meinoration of the loon Anniversary of tue
Constitution set on foot Washington Commits
appointed and q " Board OF Promotion organized
States and boards OF trades aud other commercial
bodies throughout tho county, The responses received
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SUING THE GOULD MEXICAN SYSTEM

The trial of the suit of Hunter, Sampson &
lis. contractors. against tho International Consirue
ton Company to recover 500 CPS OF begun before
Judge Wheeler aud jury IL the United states Circuit
Court YESTERDAY The company. according to the com
PLANT agreed with the firm In 1881 - clear and grade
lands for the Mexican Oriental Ineroceanc and Inter-
national Railroad Company for the construction of
railroad from NuevI Laredo To Les Adamas. Mexico.
The work not completed In the time alleged To have
bean specified payment refused the firm for this
reason the firm accordingly brought sut against the
contracting company. General Thomas Ewing opened
the The railroads embraced III the suit are what
are known the Gould system
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AN EPISCOPAL tour or TIE WORLD

BALTIMORE, June IA (Spccidt-Bishop AL
pheus ". Wilson, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South with he IN Baltimore viii start next
week on An Episcopal OF the world lie Will go first
10 Colorado where he Will preside al conference From
there he will go California and III the latter part OF
August he will sail for Japan where Lie will organize he
,r-sions OF his church. In China which lie Will next
VISIT his church has hourishng missions with nnNer
atty In which Chinese being educated he has au-
thOrlty TO fo M conference II the circnnstarcrs are
auspcious. He will probably return home by way OF
Palestine and Egypt Bishop Cranberry. OF the same
church LAs gone Brazil to super the work there
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CHANGES IN POST OFFICES.

WASHINGTON, June 1f.-Thc President sent
the following nomln atoms to the Senate day Post.
masicrs-George L. Sleeper at Natick, Mass, Edward
P. Kmba. at Ipswich. Mass Charles kieth at Groen-
ncd, Masa; Minor samons at Cansteo. y. T.; Herman
Bsumer at Johnstown, Penn; Thomas Brady, at Ber-
gen Point, y. j. Edward McCung, at Fairfield ILL.,; Julia
d. Young. Wrght's Grove, ILL.,; Henry W. Ciendcnnin.
nj Springfield ILL.,: David w. Fours, at Newton, Iowa.
John {. Logue. at Central City, Neb H. II. DOen, at
Brownsville, Ncb Charles r. Morrell at Kirwin. Neb.
Isaac I. Carr at Ncsve. Wis., Wilson o. Lyon, ut Elk
Horn. Wis; Consider A. Stacey. at Tecumseh. Mch An
drew Phlegar. at Bode. Cal; b. Mahon, at Anaconda,
Mont; William Brynan San Franciso
The Postmaster-Gcneral to-day appointed the FOL
lowing fourth class pOstmasters:
Iynnsv,raa Al Ingiesde. Joseph II. Griffith OF Wood
lawn, J. {. Richie.
Neic- Ham, shGs.-At Mount Washington. Mrs. Lydia ~
Barren. .
Neic- Yort.-At Ccdarhurst william b. Clarke at North
Pembroke Samuel Van Astine at T0mkins Cove, Henry
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CALENnAl.s rn.nAY-

sUrRFNE COuRt-CnAMuER,-E cfore Van Bruut. Mos.
o. -. 81 -. 49, III l,S 1873. 1874 IA 49, 1876 2l2
40. 73i. 33a. 2i3 IA 20 pa 253
SUPREME CouRt-SPEClAL iERM-PARr !-Before DOnOhue.
J-Nos az 7GI U3. 6lj. O2l 7s9 sos 6-i 13I. Bl6,
S21. 100. 900. 49,. SuS.
sIPGuAL COuRI-SrFClAL TKEM-pAgr Ii.-BeoIe Pot
Case On. No day cleLdar.
~tftFNL tOuRG-(iKciiI PAM I-Bcforc Van Worst j..
~. NOdav calendar
ouPHEnE touRr-CmcUIl-pAgT Ii.-nefore Andrews. J..
.ibi 33J JlU2 1913 H. 1885, 3JUJ. 2rDU. 1919.
2os eGt 20 90 ssh l5sl. 1856. 2O5O 1864. lO77
I,-5 Is -56S POI 200. los.
stfggNR CoUgr-Cmcurr-PAN III-Beiore Beach, j.
nos uul Sl1i. 2l 1913. sUuS 3l32 2lS7. 754o 1868,
.gj SOFA. $500 3O36 2li 1908 Sl2 li2l, 1885, 1902.
90. on. 2i33 .. 81, 2,SS. 2aI.
SUPREME JkI-,lLCIlI-iAKI IV.-Bcfore Lawrence j..
Cash Nod, calendar.
SURROUNDS CoNGI Doiore Rollins S.-Wll OF Briget
Ohorkc, 10 "a M e"~a,e Margarrtta kntel 1880
estate OF DAVID IL "a M. will OF William Darling IL
SUPERIOR CoURT-uESgRAL rERM-AdJourned until Wed
ne.day. July Z.
sUPERIoH CouRr--srtcIAL TRRM-Deiore Ingraham. j.
Case IN. Nodav calendar.
SUPERIOR CoUgI-iRiAL TERM-PARr I.-Beore Feed
J.-NOs U4s 64D. 1897. D2. 1912 1850 lU2O. 1902
lo73 l24s. lzAy lsOJ. lovV lsv7. lSO5 lSlO.
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SUED FOR OLD IRREGULARITIEs.

General Thomas Jordan, a captain and quar-
the United states Army from lsI7 70 1861
subsequently the Confederate service under General
Beauregarl been sued by the United states authors
ties to recover alleged dscrep nces IN his accounts
quarterna.er while he stationed at Vera Cruz. the
amount being $i79S2 80 The largest claimed is
So 1000 alleged have been received by him from pay
master General Jordan declares that the check for the
sun IN question forged. The case Is on trial Ia the
United states Court before Judge Brown.
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GENERAL waEELER's RESOLUTION

WASHINGTON, June IA lSpeciab.-General
Wheeler of Alabama have discovered that he
committed grave political mistake when he expressed
his real sentiments in regard to Edwin W. Stanton In
recent speech. II may be remembered that Judge
Kelley's resolution TO expunge the speech from The
Record was referred to the Committee Rules, which
has not yet upon 1t. General Whecer IA an zios
Of the speech deserves 70 ne nD
ll>hsd accordingly offered resolution to-day for
the appointment or special committee To examine the
Edwin NJ stanton ana expression IN regari TO Abra
ham Lincoln which not conmendatory and euloSstic
Tits unInue resolution referred To the Committee on
Rules Probably General Wheeler Will be more careful
hereafter