The sun., 1889-12-04

from the speaker to Mckinley to see IL the mo-
tlon met his approval. aud on receiving nod
proceeded with his remarks. The manner In
which Bayne performed this little act OF cour-
non and the other ex-Speakership candidates,
showed more plainly than words the part Nc
hinley was to play In the Fifty-Arst Congress.
Sir Julian Pauucefote. the British Minister,
and other members OF tho diplomatic corps are
very indignant at the shabby treatment which
they received at the Capitol yesterday. and it is
Of the affair. One section. OF the House gallery
ls reserved Tor the use OF the foreign visitors,
ehe It as1 the Sr Of the
OF unusual interest the members OF the House
manage to have this gallery thrown open to
rights Of tho diplomats. Yesterday the trouble
over this matter was more serious than usual.
Sir Julian and his, friends, were rudely de-
prived Of the privilege of occupying them.
scat efn IN the eaeres was ed the
unfortunate sightseers looked longingly upon
number sought the doorkoeper. who. either in
person or by written order admitted q SUI:
6cient number to fiji the gallery. In violation Of
which provide that no one shall be admitted to
the g9llery. except upon presenting Q card
members OF the Pan-American Congress were
anxious to be present. and to those who ap-
piled orders OF admission had been issued by
the Secretary OF State. and they went to swell
the number OF chaGrined foreign representa-.
whom whom was Dr. Mn Of % Uruguay, % went % In up upon N
the floor OF the House, only to be peremptoriy
ordered out. Two ladies' who were of the party
were told to stand their ground by some mem-
to bulge secured them the privilese Of staying.
after Sir Julian Paunceiote and his party had
gore. and promptly demanded an explanation
Geerred to the assistant doorEeeper Of TSs the
House: Ono Of the foreign Ministers said
eSe ps Been ha5 to
witness the opening Of Congress-, Mr.. Blaine
also said the same thing occurred at the open-
been any trouble over tho diplomatic corps
gallery on the Senate side. for here the rules
listers themselves must present q card bearing
the signature Of the Secretary OF State before
they can gain admission to the gallery. which
is always kept locked.
The Republican Senate caucus called for the
transaction Of some routine business this
afternoon brought out an interesting PROPOSE
tion from Senator Edmunds who laid before
yersity at Washington. by way of celebrating
the fourth centenary Of the discovery OF Amer
Gn ThG SAID Gecls. shs %asRnses m
self was heart and soul for 1t, and left money
sboaa iS be the rreat Of sannR
senator Edmpnds wants Protestant inst-
under the shadow Of the Capitol He said that
When % it left the State alone. @ % but The trouble
was that it did not leaye the State alone Sem
university. but he wanted It to be unsectarian
1t was decided to reorganize the select COM
mittee on the celebration Of the discovery Of
@ zach New on ohcseo anG
This means that Senator Hiscock will retain
to- and that Senator FarwSiL and probably SEN
ator Cockerell. Will find places on t. Tive or
depredations. or some such subjects will be
made for the accommodation OF the new SenR-
tSrs and Of tie older %h9 have not
steps were taken to change the Senate officers
The clerks of the Committees on Appropria-
tons of the Senate and House have prepared
a comparative statement OF estimates. appro-
priations. and expenditures for the nainte-
nance of the Government for the fiscal years
1890 and 1891, from which It appears that the
Tor Tor the curront nj Year is SO s67 Iss an that tho
net increase of the estimates for the next year
liz. The total estimates OF regular and per-
manent annual p approPriatlons for the next
revenues are estimated at &45O4l4,337, show
ing an excess Of estimated revenues over
estimated M mappropriatiops next year Of s43,-
ar Year Is placed T at s5S 5s25ii, or @ ss,g6If8s sf
more than the estimated surplus for the next
possibility OF n river and harbor bill. for IN !
the estimates submitted by the Secretary Of |
provements. The statement diners materially |
ment and exhibited in the book OF estimates |
just issued. for the reason that the postal re- |
celpts and revenues are dinere;ntiy treated hy
tees.
Said Senator Farwell this morning: II have |
not read the report OF tho Civil Service Com
mission. but shall probably have good time |
+ tGSpeh; for thif sIvII service 4 system Is fraud
bug; l1 itaet' you cannot say anything too
:, When VIZ you Introduce your bill to wipe
III don't know that shall iigptroduse sueh a
bill, replied the Senator We can do Just as
WIioR S ~ It depends. It Was beaten that % WsS be-.
fore. and We are going TO do our best to beat 1t
that way once more again"
Secretary Window to-day appointed Special
Agents o. L. SpAulding L. NJ. Montgomery,
and W. 8. Chance a commission to investigate
the charges made by Boston merchants against
laboratory at the New YORK. Custom HOUSE.
and also to inquire Into the alleged differences
delphis, and Boston in the examination OF i'm
ported sugars
Within a few days Gen. Cutcheon OF Michigan
will introduce q bill calling for q census OF
those persons who served in the war OF tho re-
bellion. The, enrolment will include separate
sheets on which shall be n complete history OF |
each mans service. together with a statement
Of his present fnancial G. condition. Gen:
the Census Porter. who 10 heartily In favor OF
the plan. and who prom ised his cooperation.
The plan was first broached by Commander in
Chief AlRer.
Tho Pennsylvania colony in Washington
have been aRitated all summer by the various
reports that have reached them Of the prelim-
mary contest between the rival candidates In
their State for the nomination tor tho Cover
norship. The term Of Gov. Beaver expires In
january. 1891. and tho Republicans expect 10
nominate his successor next summer. Nearly
ali the delegates to the State Convention will be
elected next spring. The fight to secure these
delegates has already become very lively The
candidates are State Senator Della
mater, . rich man. and President OF a railroad
corporation In the Northwestern part OF the
State; Daniel II. Hastings. present Adiutant-
General OF tho State and whose services in the