Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-04-12
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| September 4th. is said to have been re-
ceived by friend of the explorer in Edin-
burgh. 1t contains nothing new.
About six hundred members Of the car
penters' and joiners union. and two hun
dred members of the painters union. at
Buffalo. N. Y. struck work on the LIST. be-
cause the bosses refused to allow nine
hours as full days work beginning on
that day.
In the matter Of the High Bridge park
New York. Judge Patterson has appointed
as commissioners Messrs. Grover Cieve-
land. Charles Coudert and Leicester p.
Holmes.
The more important nominations for
place made by Pres. Harrison and his adj
visers, and which have been promptly con-
frmed by the senate. are given herewith.
The president on the goth sent the follow
ing nominations to the senate: Robert
Adams. jr.. of Pennsylvania. to be minister
to Brazil; Lansing 3. Mlzener. of Cali
fornia. to be minister to the Central Amer
lean states; William L. Scruggs. of Georgia.
to be minister to Venezuela; William O..
Bradley. of Kentucky. to be minister and
consul-general to Corea; Geo. B. Ferguson.
of Maine. to be collector Of customs for the
district of Belfast Me-; Geo. Chandler. of
Kansas. to be first assistant secretary of
the interior; Geo. L. Shoup. of Idaho. to be
governor Of Idaho; Edward j. Curtis, of
Idaho. to be secretary Of Idaho; Jacob Ad-
mire. of Kansas. to be receiver of public
moneys at Kingf1sher stage station. I. 7. /;
Jacob C. Roberts. of Nebraska. to be regis
ter of the land Office at Kingflsher stage
station. /. T.
The nominations sent to the senate on
the 90th ult. were as follows: John T. Alb
bolt, of New Hampshire. to be
minister to the republic of Col
umbia: Edwin H. Terrill. of Texas. to
be minister to Belgium. Postmas ters:
John B. Hungerford. Carroll, Iowa; George
I. Long. Manson, Iowa. To be deleg ates
to the conference between the states of
America and the republics of Mexico. Cen
trail and South America. Hayti. San Domin-
go and the empire of Brazil. to be held in
Washington in 1889: John ]. Henderson,
of Missouri: Cornelius L. Bliss. of New
York; Vim. Pickney White, of Maryland;
Clement Studebaker. of Indianapolis; T.
Jefferson Coolidge, of Massachusetts,; VIM
Henry Prescott. of South Carolina; Andrew
Carnegie. of Pennsylvania; John G. L..
Pitkins. of Louisiana; Morris NJ. Estee. of
California, and ]. H. Hanson, of Georgia.
Nominations April LIST were: James N.
Huston, of Indiana. to be treasurer of the
United States; Ellis H. Roberts. of New
York. to be assistant treasurer of the
Init tofa ~, Wy:
+. Wharton. of Massachusetts,. to be as
assistant secretary of state; Geo. n.
Shields. of Missouri, to be assistant attor-
ney general. vice Richard Montgomery, re-
signed; Major Charles G. Byrne. surgeon.
to be lieutenant colonel and surgeon; Capt.
Curtis f. Mum. assistant surgeon. to be
surgeon with rank of major; L. Bradford
Prince. of Santa Fe N. NJ, to be governor
of New Mexico; Lewis A. Walker of Hele-
ma. Montana, to be secretary of Montana;
James F. Kelly. of Nebraska. to be receiver
OF public moneys at Bloomington. Nebras-
ka; William w. Junkin, of Fairfield. Iowa,
to be Indian inspector.
Mr.. Hanstedt the New York repre-
sentative of Hyppolite. says information has
reached him by the steamer Geo. w. CLYDE.
which arrived on the Sd. that the commits
sion recently appointed by Legitime to
visit Hyppolite and bring about an end to
hostilities in Hayti had seen the leader Of
the north. Hyppolite had expressed him
self as pleased.with the terms submitted
by Legitime. Within week Hanstedt ex-
pected Hayti would be at peace.
Gen. Boulanger. the French factor dis
turbant. has issued n manifesto from Brus-
sells to the French. He saws he will NOT
submit to the proposed trial by the senate.
but is willing to be tried before a macis-
trate or jury. The Presse says Boulaneer
lclt Parls at the request OF friends, who
were informed that he would be tried nv
an exceptional tribunal ana that he willnot
escape alive. A rumor is current in Paris
that the government is about to issue a de-
cree OF Punishment against Gen. Bou,an.
ger.
-Advlces received at Brussels from
Stanley Falls state that Arabs who have mr.
rived there report that Henry NJ. Stanley
and Emin Pasha were heard from in Feh.
ruary. They were then marching toward
Zanzibar with several thousand men.
women and children. They also had 8 00o
tusks of ivory. The Arabs who BROUGHT
the news OF Stanley and Emin arrived nj
Stanley Falls in February. They claimed
to have seen Stanley several months before
that time. At London. Sir Francis Ia
Wlnton. president Of the Emin Bey relief
committee. doubts the story CONCERNING
Stanley and Emin which was brouebt 70
Stanley Falls by the Arabs. Supposino
that Stanley reached Emin at Christmas
Sir Francis thinks the story brough by the
Arabs has Travelled too quickly to be fact
He considers it more likely that it origin
ated in discussion of ENNIS projects.
AT meeting of the Georgia state o]li-
ance on the 18th. representing nearly every
county in the state. called to take soma
acton against the jute bagging trust. .
resolution was unanimously adopted tnat
every bale of cotton made by alliance mon
in Georgia shall be covered by cotton cloth
instead OF jute bagging. This action affects
nearly 100000 farmers. and viii result i, ,bo
establishment of new co+top f,o+..;