Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-01
Te|egTaphic Tidings
JUDGE FRINGE FOR GOVERNOR.
NhANCsA L VA " " EhhtNcS'
Special to tho New Mexican.
WASHINGTON, April Judge Prince
was appointed governor to-day.
WASHINGTON MATTERS.



WASHINGTON, March 30. The president
sent the following nominations to the
senate: John T. Abbott, New lIamp-
shire, minister to the republic OF Column
bla; Edwin II. Terril, Texas, minister to
Belgium. To be delegates to the conference
between the United States and the repub-
lies OF Mexico, Central and South Amer
lea, Hayti, San Domingo and the empire
of Brazil. to be held in Washington in
1899; John q. Anderson, Missouri Cor
nellu5 y. Bliss, New York Wm. Pinkney,
Whytc. Indiana; Clement Ntudebuker,
Indiana; T. Jefferson, Coolidge, Mass. ;
VIM. Henry TrascOtt, South Carolina
Andrew Carnegie, Pennsylvania; john
K. q, Pitkin, Louisiana; Maurice VI.
EsteA, California, !. II. Carson, Georgia.
Cal. lsadOre S. Loventhal, Modesto, Cal.
George Sturtevant, Alameda, Cal. John
n. Bacon, Oregon City, Ore. Thos. q.
Mcdowell, Ellensburg, W. T.; Sarah J.
Dawson, Phillipsburg, Montana.
CONFlRMATIoNs.
The senate confirmed the following
nominations; John Hicks, minister to
Peru George B. Loring, minister to Portu-
gal; Robert T. Lincoln, minister to Great
Britain; Allen Thorndyke Rice, minister
to Russia; Thomas Ryan, minister to
Mexico; Patrick Egan, minister to Chill !;
Robert Adams, jr., minister to Brazil y.
Misner, minister to the Central American
states; w. l.. Scruggs, minister to Nene-
zuela; W. O. Bradley, consul general TO
Corea George Chandler, of Kansas, first
assistant secretary OF the interior.
MUST GO TO THE BOSS.
The secretary of the interior has issned
the following important order respecting
removals.:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, March 30.(
The heads of bureaus and other Off
GERS OF this department will not call for
designations except by direction of the
secretary and in making recommendations
for dismissal of employees will please state
specially the reasons therefore and must
state whether there has been an examine
ton of all the papers on file in the appoint
ment, and there must be transmitted to
the secretary all papers bearing Oh the
subject an recommendations.
lSignedl JOHN W. NOBLE, Secretary.
HALsTEAp'S REJECTION.
The executive session OF the senate last
ed Two hours this afternoon, being devot-
ed almost exclusively for the third time
to the case OF Murat Halstead, nominated
minister to Germany. Sherman, Hawley
and Blair spoke in favor OF his confirma
ton. The two last named were listened
to with especially close attention. At the
close of their remarks vote was taken
on the motion to reconsider the vote by
which the nomination was rejected Thurs
day. The motion was lost by vote of
% to 10. Evarts, Ingalls,, Plumb and
Teller voting with the Democrats in the
negative, and Black kburn and Call with
the Republicans in the Affirmative. The
Republicans named explained their votes
on the roll call, saying ii at they had no
personal feeling in the matter, no antago-
nism against Halstead but thought it
right to defend the senate against such an
attack AZ has been made on its character
by him in his paper. A number OF SEN
ators paired, among them Cullom against
and Farwell in favor of reconsideration.
woLFLEY AGAIN HELD UP.
The latest charge against Lewis Wolfley
who has been once confirmed as governor
of Arizona, but now held up by u motion
to reconsider, is said to relate to his serv-
ices rs internal revenue agent in Lou
sana. They are to the effect, it is re-
ported, that he took money from dis
tilers to enable them to continue to dc
business in violation OF the laws. Mr..
Wolfey says the report, doubtless, was
originated by some one affected by his ac-
ton in closing certain distilleries in
Louisiana. j. W. Eder was given as the
name of the man who would appear to-
day to make oath to the truth of the
charges, but he failed to show up.
Epoch.
The transition from long, lingering ant
painful sickness to robust health marks
an epoch in the life OF the individual
Such remarkable event is treasured il
the memory and the agency whereby th'
good health has been attained is crate
fully blessed. Hence it is that so mucl
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