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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-30
Proc.edings of the senate.

WAsHfNGToN, March 29.-At todays ses-
sion Of the Senate the Vicc-Prcsident pre-
sentcd memorial from committee APP
pointed at meeting OF Union soldiers held
at Washington a week ago, for exemption Of
honombly discharged soldiers, etc, from
civil service examination. Laid on the
table.
The Vico-Prosident announced the APP
pointment Of Senators sherman, Dawes, ALI
son, Cullom. Hampton, Eustis and Colquitt
as the committee 90 attend the New York
Centennial celebration, and, on motion Of
Mr.. Evarts, the President pro tenn. (Mr.
Ingalls) was added TO the committee.
The Senate, at 1865 o'clock, on motion OF
Mr. sherman. proceeded to the considcra-
ton Of executive business.
The Senate was in executive session nearly
three hours this afternoon, occupied almost
entirely In considering the nomination oi
Murat Halstcad 10 be Minister 10 Germany.
There were only five speeches madc-two oi
them by Senators Hoar and Spooncr In sup
port Of confirmation. and the Others by Sen
ators Teller, Evaris and Payne In opposi
ton. Senator Teller read Mr.. lIalstoad'i
famous letter 10 Secretary Chase concc. ming
Lincoln and Grant. Senator Payne was ycry
bitter In his tone lie said II the nomina
ton had been Ia Russh, with proyso that
the nominee should 10 on 10 siberia and
never return, he would gladly vote for con
frmntion. Senator Evnrtss speech was q
long ono. aud said 30 have been emphatic In
It, opposition.
Senator spooncr In the course Of hi'
speech In favor Of confirmation, said that u
ncwspapcr men were for all time to be held
to account for opinions expressed In thu
heat Of campaigns. but few could hope Il
pass unscathed into the golden realm o.
| ofiiccholding.
senator Sherman, desiring to respond :,
/ the remarks made against Mr. Halstcad. th'
Senate adjourned until ~ o'clock tomorrow
/ leaving tile question still pending on the
motion TO reconsider yesterdays vote OF re-
/ lection.
This afternoon n motion was entered By
\ Senator Plumb To reconsider the vote b.
/ which the nomination Of Lewis WOlhey, q
be Governor Of Arizona, was confirmed. i
is Said that additional charges have beer
preferred against him, relating 10 his action
| while q revenue officer on the Mississippi
| River some year, ago.
Ats O'Clock the Senate adjourned until i
| o'clock tomorrow.
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Record of Appropriation.

wAmiNGroN, March 20.-'rhe clerks Of The
appropriations committees Of the two
houses, who are required by law to prepare
statements Of appropriations made at each
session. have completed that duty and have
also compiled a statement showing the APP
preparations Tor the fiscal years from 1875 70
1880. inclusive. This table shows a con-
siantly but not regularly increasing total Of
appropriations. The appropriations for the
year ending June 90, 1880, are @ follows
Agricultural. ti,O077O, army, 2iSO0,il0
diplomatic aud consular, ti,oso02ji District
Of Columbia, s5,Gs7, ,ioG foriiGcatlons b,-
23s, 500; Indian, ss035,725; legislative and
judicial. o,si0.5 $50. military $500 76I;
navy, t2i, ,Og2. $40, pensions, ssil5s, ,20g
posioiIiccs. s6gO03.3lt sundry civil, t2o,-
575. .gl2. deficiency. siG ~, 800. miscellaneous,
| $40. 1853 $50. permanent appropriations. tlbs,' q
! mn, ,GA Total. $50, 2s2,J3l. The total ap.
/ proprintions made by each of the several
| tnngrcssos since 1874 are A. follows Forty
| third, sGin. 5p4 1i. fouyfourih s51l. .Gi3. .Zl2'
| Forth.Rfth, t5O3. .O1i, ,nji, F0rty-siNth, tI2I,'
| 0DG Wl. Forty-scycnth, {G'Llsj,OH; Forty
| eighth. sgjj, ,2Gl. l02; Forty.ninth. SIi0,2i3,'
5il: Flftl6ti. SSH, ,sS,016.
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MORE PRIZES.
Yesterdays Presidential Awards,
A Tennessee Man Gets a Good
Place In Georgia.
Bradley. Of Kentucky, Sent to the
Corean Kingdom.
Hard Fighting Against the Don
hrmation of the Ohio Editor.
Tho Oklahoma Commission Appointed
Commissioner Walker Reslgns--Rec-
ord OF Congressional Appro-
priations-Miscel ellaneous.
srccInl nIsnnich to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
WAsHINGToN, March 29.-It Is quite prob.
able now that the Senate will adjourn on
Tuesday of next week. None of the Senators
are desirous Of remaining in Washington
day longer than is necessary, and many of
them are quite anxious to get away. Sem
ator who spoke with the President upon the
subject today asked him what action he pro-
posed taking in regard TO the appointment
of successor TO the late Justice Matthews Of
the Supreme Court The President said the
Senate need not wait on that account
There are several sections Of the country
that are clamoring for the appointment
The President is to move slowly In the
matter aud give everybody a patient hear
ing In addition TO the vacancy on the SUI
premc Bench there are yet 10 be appointed
a First Assistant Secretary Of State, Land
Commissioner. an Indian Commissioner, a
Public Printer, a Comptroller Of the Cur
rency, two Comptrollcrships, United States
Treasurer and a Solicitor Of the Treasury, as
well as scores Of first class postmastcrs and
cus,om-house officials, who need not ncccs.
sarily be confirmed until the next meeting
of Congress
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rns nninnnmn comml..len.

WASHINGTON, March 2D-fhe President
today appointed A. N. Wilson, Of Fayctto-
vile. Ark; George d. Robinson, Of Chic
once. Mass, aud J. Otis Humphrey, Of
sprinsacld, H., a. a commission TO ncgou-
ate with the Cherokee aud other Indians for
the ocs,lon 10 the United States Of their
lille. claim or interest In certain lands In
the Indian Territory, as provides In section
IA Of the Indian appropriations act APP
provcd March ?, 1880. The lands for tho
eer,lon Of which this commission will ncgo-
,la,c. embrace all Of the Indian Territory
ve,, Of the Goth degree Of Longitude, except
Gror County, the Oklahoma section re-
Gently opened by the Presidents proclama-
,lon. and such other lands as have been
heretofore. and contain, approximately, 10
ooo OcO acrcs. There H. however, some
on,stion as 10 whether the law contemplate.
.,o,is,inr with the Creeks, Cbociaws aud
| ri,ictasaws only portions Of whose lands lie
,.s.t III tbc DJlh degree. II u II decided that
I, - the intent Of the Law not 10 include
:, y, W.. tsni. h will reduce the area TO be
o,,cned 10 st,lcmont 10 about y, .yoVV0 acres'
Itall,wM Cherokee outlet I,VvO,VVO acres
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ALLIANCES ARE MOVING,
A BAdoINa FACTORY TO DE EsTAB
LIsHED AT JACKSON. MISS.
A Convention for That Purpose Yestor'
day-The old Prison Factory So
cured -Eu,erpris.rS oitissra.
snecI.l pI.natrh b The Arpenl.

Special plspatch 10 The Appeal.
Jackson, MIS-. March 2o.--About hhy
delegates, representing tho Alliances OF
twenty-five counties. met In the Senate
chamber today to discuss plans looking Ia
the establishment Of one or more baTng
factories IN the State. H. 7. Love was called
10 the chair and G.. 7. smitlison elected sec
rctary. After good deal Of discussion, the
meeting visited the pcniicutiary and cx-
nmincd the building belonging 10 the same
known Us the factory building, which the
Board of Control OF the pcnltcniiary pro.
poses 10 lease for the purpose. Dr. T. w.
Peoples. on the part Of the Board Of Trade Of
Jackson, offered to render all assistance In
It's power aud 90 subscribe flr any amount
Of stock that remained untnkcn. Al the
afternoon session resolution was
adopted 10 establish bafging fac
tory IN this city. aud committee
was appointed 10 confer with the Pcniicn'
tlafy llnnrl of Control tomorrow nnd asccr'
tain on what terms the factory building be
longing 90 the peniiCniiary, aud the mnchin.
cry pertaining to the same, could bo lchse!l
until January l. lsnO the same after that
date being under the control OF the L"gislat-
urc. The Board Of Control II very anxious
to lease the building aud machinery, and
the conyicis 10 work IN The factory after the
snmr l. established. aud the m 'riiug n iay'
ornbly Impressed with the srhcmc and u y
very probable satisfactory arrangements
will be- made. Considerable stock in the
enterprise has already been nkcn. nnl the
remainder rnn Dee disposed OF without truu.
ble The mw material 10 be- used IN the
manufacture of the bnWing has not ycl
bcrn determined. hut it will either BE- pine
straw or cotton. The meeting will not adj
iourn until tomorrow
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
ALARaE NUMBER OF BILLS SENT TO
THE GOVERNOR.
A Now Penitentiary Proposition-The
Charitable Institutions OF the
State in Perli-Tneir Appro-
priation Bills Hung Up.
srccial pI.pnleh to The Appoal.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
IIrrLE Rock, Ark. March 29.-Tho Senate
today passed the general appropriation bill
making an appropriation Of $1,000 for the
expenses OF the legislative, executive and
judicial departments Of the State govern
mcnt also a bin TO legalize the publication
Of the delinquent tax lands Of Randolph
County; also bill approprating $4,000
for erecting and equpping an additional
building for the lunatc asylum; also
a bill TO prohibit the sale of native
wine In prohibition districts; also a
bill authorizing the distribution Of the re.
ports of the geological survey. by which act
the Secretary OF State Is authorized and In
siructcd 10 send the reports 10 the various
higher grade institutions Of learning, colleges
and scientific institutes throughout the
United States aud Europe; also a bill to
prohibit the sale ot liquor In kingsland,
tlchnrnc County. These bills were trans
mlttcd 10 the Governor for his approval.
THE HOUSE
passei a bill 10 protect passengers on rail-
roads In this Stite from fraud, imposition
and ANNOYANCE by trickstcrs, thieves, quack
doctors, monte men and other disrcpuiable
characters.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Halliburton
10 provide for the government Of the state
pcnitentiary and 10 utilize the internal im'
uroycment fund Of the state. The object Of
The bill u 90 raise q State commission whose
duty Il shall be select n strip Of land for this
city and Use the conyicts Ia working granite
aunrrics. tho commission 90 report 10 sue
cecding Legislatures concerning their labor
In that direction. aud 90 negotiate for land'
for a rciormaiOry school for juvenile con
/ ylrts.
The Senate and House differ 20 widely NJ
/ 10 the amount Of appropriations that shoult
| beunndc for the various State charitable In
stitutions that Il will be necessary at tai
late day 60 appoint Conference Committee
TO decide those important matters upoi
which depend the support or disconiinuano
Of the blind school, the lunatic asylum th
university and the deaf mute school. Tn
appropi iations Tor these aud other institu
tions have been cut down 10 that " will b
impossible 20 sustain them the next tw
| NCnrH
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Combinations.

wAsmSoroS, March 2p-Thc Senate has
confirmed the following romnationa
James o. Churchill, Missouri, TO be Sur
yeyor Of Customs at the irt oi 81 Louis.
Charles u. Montcith 10 Uo agcnt at the Neh
Pcrccs Agency, Idaho.
second Lieutenant wm. A. Mercer, 10 bo
Flint Lieutenant Of the Eighth Infantry
Postmastcrs-David ~ Jones, Scranton
Pa; John NJ. Klnscr, liopc, ARK; ucorge
Budd, Bozcman, Mont; James NJ. Moore
Anaconda, Mont. john y. llogue, Tacoinn'
Wash. T.; Osceola n. Soryiss, Kansas .ily'
Kas.; Chester A. Wilcox, quincy W. VIM
Il. Webster, Crcsco, Ia; Jermiah i. haston'
Warren. MINI, John II. Welch, Winnie
bago City, Mimi Abmm W iansin, riate
burg, n. y; Ole Il. MafBuild' moe LAKE.
WA
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order requiring all upper herths TO be made
up, then closed, and not to be lowered unless
the berth should be needed for a passenger,
In reviewing the case the judge says;
"Any person may purchase berth or
whole section In n ear and occupy the same,
but Il he purchases but one berth he is not
entitled to the whole section, and It is evil
dent that the lowering of the upper berth,
even II not occupied, will not cause the oc-
cupant OF the lower berth any moro discom-
fort than ii 1t is occnpicd'
The court even goes SO far ne TO state that
II railroad companies provide comfortable
day coaches the commission would have no
power to compel them 10 place sleeping cars
ON their roads The commission certainly
has power to make police regulations regard
ing the management of the roads but II IL
could legally enforce the order in question it
would be hard to find u limit 10 its power
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-30
THE GOVERNORS pRERoaATIvE.
He Pays Particular Attention to Judge
DuBose-A Little Undignifod, Too.


Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NASHVILLE Tenn, March 2o.-Gov Tay-
lor, in an interview today, said he had ample
reason In each case for parloning convicts
from the penhcntiary, lie had not paid any
attention To criticism, for II he had every
little bench leg in the land would have re-
doubled his barking. II these anxious guar
dians of the public veal would make de.
cent request he would show them the filed
reasons Tor pardons IN his office. II they
don do this, lac gives them u polite invita-.
tion Ia 20 10 the devil.
"With reference 20 the especial criticisms
from Judge nuBosc have nothing 20 say
except that some of those wise journalists
ought 10 whisper In the ear of this wonder
ful Judge that his territory is bounded by
the lines Of shelby County, aud that he is
not Governor aud never will be. The facts
In the Waters ease mc that lac was recon.
mendcd for clemcncy by large number OF
the very best citizens Of shelby County, the
said Dullosc to the contrary notwithstand'
ing. Attorney General George H. Peters
| jolncd IN the recommendation, aud the pa
| pcrs were sent In by as reputable u gentle
/ man as lives Memphis Henry J. Lynn, I
| hank cashier. The beautiful woman re-
/ lcrrcd To In the matter did not turn up a
| this end of the line
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PARIS March 29.-The Presse states that
NJ. Clemenceau and Bovier-Lapierre, both
Of whom are members of the Chamber Of
Deputies. have requested NJ. Constans, Min
lister of the Interior, to arrest Gen. Bou-
langcr.
When the case of the accused members Of
the Patriotic League comes up before the
tribunal on Tuesday next the Government
will ask the court 20 grant postponomcnt
ton to obtain further information regarding
the case.
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sr. Loris Mo-, March 2o.-'fhc Union
Labor party, after bolstcrous convention
which lasted nearly all last night, indorrcd
Judge T.. A. Noonan, the Democratic nomi-
nee Tor MAYOR. aud made up the remainder
OF their ticket by selecting candidate from
both tic Democratic aud Republican tickets
and by nominating several candidates ifom
tlpir avn Marty.
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nortion of Creek and Semuolo lands still in
reservation 3,700,0O0 acres kiowa and
Comanche lands, 3, 600 600 acres; Cheyenne
and Aropahoe,, 1900 'op acres; a; Wichitas,
same act provides that the negotiations with
the Cherokees for accession OF the Cherokee
outlet shall proceed upon substantially the
same basis as the agreement recently nogo-
tiated with the Creeks and Semnoles and
that upon the ratification q this agreement
by the Cherokee Nation toe lands So ccdcd
shall become part of the public domain
Xyithont further action bN lOngrcss.
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An Iri.h Land hchrme.

LONDON, March 29.-The Cabinet has de-
cided to propose at the next session OF Far
lament u land purchase scheme for ireland.
The measure will be similar to the plan pro-
posed by Mr.. Chamberlain. The Ministry
has also resolved to introduce, in 1891, an
Irish local government bill. The measure
provides for extensive changes In the man
agcmcnt Of internal affairs In Ireland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-30
,..,,,,,. NAT. of ,a,o.rsms.,.

wAsmSorov, March 2p.-Prcsidcnt llarri'
son h .ald 10 have given scmi'oiiicial notice
10 Senators today that they may adjourn
Tuesdav next. 20 far a. business from the
Etecutlyc Il concerned. II j. believed that
a successor 10 the late Associate Justice,
st.nlcy Matthews will not be nominated
belorp adjournment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-30

FpeTIal UIFValCh " IUo NpVFa'
wAsuSarov. March 2D.--Thc following
Tennessee ppstmnstcr were appointed To-
dayi W. u. Byington, Beaver Ridge, Knox
County: y. W. Payne, Boyd Creek, scyior
County: ]. s. Davis CoalGcld Morgan Coun'
ty; Alex Rowan. Newport, Cooke County
T. !. Powell llay, Campbell County, J' T.
Humphrey lniiin, lnmdcn County
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A.Impor,apt naiiroad Case.

MiSSEAroiis Mimi, March D.-A dccis'
ion has been flied by Judge Young which has
an important bearing upon the ruling OF
the State Railroad Commission. The case
was that Of the appeal Of the ~ Louis road
from an order Of the commission requiring
the upper berths Of sleeping cars 10 be closed
when not In use, aud the court decided 10
favor of the road aud tie order was rcscindcd
Ia December, 1851, tbs commission made an
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comm,..loner walner.s Re-IEna,lon.

wAsmxGroS, March 2A-lnterstaie Com'
merce Commissioner Aldacc y. Walker to.
day placed his resigna,icr In the hands OF
the President 10 take effect April next.
lie will leave Washington for Chicago next
week 10 assume his ncs position ~ chair
man Of the executive buard Of TIE lnlefsAl.
Commerce Railway Association. ~ y n2t
necessary that new appointment pc nlaae
at once In Commissioner walkers place, hs
the law provides that no vacancy ~ ,ho %
Commission shall imphr the nght W ,%nc %
remaining commissioner 10 exercise All wv
powers OF the Commission.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-30
ON TO oKLAMoMAi
Arkansas Negroes EAgor 20 Got 20 tho
Now Territory.

Special Dispatch 70 Tho Appeal.
LrrrLr Rock. Ark, March 2a.-No sooner
had the news reached this city that the Pres
idcnt hal signed the proclamation than the
Oklahoma fever took hold Of many OF the
color.i people herc aud number OF them
wifi start in q few DAYS for the new settle.
ment Among the number u w. II. Fur
bush. the colorcd lawyer aud mocIatic
politician. who N preparing 90 move himself
and ioin the Oklahoma boomcr. Furbush
WAS NJ one time Sheriff Of Phillips County,
and during tho Clayton administration In
this state was regarded ns a leader in that
party. but since then be las Joined the Dem
ocraiic party and last year made a canvas.
through Indiana aud Illinois for Cleveland
aud Thurman.
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r.nminn,inn Of nrernIta.

wAsmNoroS, March 2D-'iho War Dc
par.ment ha. issued series Of Instructions
Tor the guidance of recruiting officers w eN'
nmining applicants for enlistment iu the
army An outline chart Of the human figure
Il 40 be furnished Ia each case. upon which
nrr io bc indicated any distinctive scar or
marx 10 insure Identification In case oi de-
seFtiuu.
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Freedom a, pd,nburw 90 p.rue,L

LONDON, March pa proposition has
been made TO confer the freedom OF the city
OF Edinburg on Mr. Parncll. A majority OF
the municipal authorities OF that city are In
favor Of the proposition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-30
e,nu,.I.yic,ea.,C n, Cionrorey.

DUBLIN, March 20.-Thirtecn tenants have
been evicted from their holdings at Clong-
orcy After the tenants had been driven
from the houses, twelve OF the buildings
were set ON fire 10y the agents and emergency
men. the best house was not destroyed, be-
ing spared for use ~ quarters for the police.
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THE BALL IN MOTION.
Mississippi Democratic Executive Com
mlttee 10 Moot April 10.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON Miss, March 2o-fho Hon. j. C.
Kyle chairman of the State Democratic EN-
ccutivc Committee, today issued call TO the
members to meet IN this city ON April
10 To iiN time Tor holding the State Con
Neutiou
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wAsniSoToS, March - 1t Is r,PoI,eu anu
believed IN well Informed circles iha' 'ne
German government, has requested ,l'he ,L ,,, o1,'
respondent Klein, who eit sa'no ln'i',u'- h,,'D
ately after the killing Of the 6efman sl',ol u,.,
and came 10 Fan Francisco, pc ficss'u ,'u. .e H.
returned 90 Apia 90 BE- tnea "e,or ,,, a. ~,
American mot German con'uiai W.. eo"'i ass w.
"murlerous assault" u u not hnoNn W. Nv,
whether Klein II nn American oitli"'' il, "oH
but that ~ notrcgnrdcd o. ha''iiN'
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w,sutsoroS, March 2n.-l.e~t~ Gov
ernmcnt has instructed foreign governments
through their representatives % llayii that
/, protest, against the ISSUE Of money ly the
IIippoy,c faction, and will noL 4 any way,
rvco.uizC the issue.
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An AppoIniment.

wauiSoros, March 2e.-rhe President
has appointed Mr. n. x Porter, Of Ponca'
Neh.. y special AGENT Of lands in scycralty
under iic provisions OF the oct approved
February :, 1851
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sTANsELL's LUCK.
He is Awarded tho Contract Tor tho
Helenn Canal.

Npc0InI UsnaIrh 70 Inr NnN'hL
llrIENA. Ark, March 20.-The contract
for the digging Of the great canal, which Is
to be used lor the draining of the town, was
awarded 10 Capt J. W. Siuns'll, of Mem
phis, Tenn. The work Is tu begin Monday.
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Ex.oov. STONE OF MISSISSIPPI
He WIN be n Candidate for the Nomina'
tion for oovernor.

Special Dispatch W The Appeal
IuKA. Mis-, March 2e.-The Hon. J. W.
stone, Of this city, has yielded TO the solic'
i,s,lons Of his friends aud consented 10 enter
the race for Governor. The announcement
will be formally made In tomorrow's Jack
son Nee Miui0ippian.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13
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