New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28

v,e boy.v., s,w.ys told hIs friends that bis sea On
4, ~, s,s,ss svas not dictated by any animosiU IN
dvsp, but was directed against the sysseI ,S,.
mss tho s.Ds cut q votes Pass, so Years $50 copy
~ bsol reform b which directed potPtf he pTesent
70 the subject and was The tOT XIII introduced in the
s,ssassss last winter fully ebodcd pr ~ Voting
and was based ugon the u AsSsFa''An ''''''
which be has studied careiuiV
PATRICK EGAN.
patrick Fesn, 81 Nebraska, who has peen nonns.
IA he Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
tisry to chill, was born A. saFe, "Sat sortysIght
years aro. when the Pafneh =.
r.s started ip ireland Dir. Egah -.
earn. identified with 10 at once, and when 'ho -
I.~sva, ,r.s formed In 1879 he was maze uess w.,
Giving M his business In Dublin uhe NORM o =. ,hs
inc Company, he devoted himself euHi'g en-. n.
movement and as treasurer OF me La"u -. Eli ao-
handled about n go 900, all Of which was w 49,.
.arn,ca tor In 1880 he was indicted with Messr s
p.yr.l SEXTON Dillon, Biggar and others n -,
.oIrng * ,ncIte the tenanry of ireland boz " ~
rsnts deterr,nr tenants from buying lana iro" "nsn
other tenants had been evicted, consphine ~
nurpose OF njurng the landlords ana ioie 80
bInations for the purpose Of carrying ou. -
lawful ends The trial was one Oh inc ,.S.od
o-,c. AZ The time but the jury was finally oischsu
,s,,hon, acreelne to a verdict. After the FhooniA
park murtIers In 1889, which Mr.. EgSn aa"N ~
ro,resd AZ a niece of atrocious and inahnsn orS az
he came to this country 70 eopt, r HS had been
Darticuisrly successful IN the work o. and not
In Ireland being popular with an d nTssident Of
iorr after his arrival here he was eeceu VA tbIs
! sSns tI National League OF America ne hetd ,h5
once until 1886, when he retired IN iA va not at
et NE sntention 10 remain here, he eerwa0I ,In
szen and has for years made DIS nOy q was owing
Ssh Mr. Eran rs most methodical, ana y 40 pfgof
Nep aIc,t 6at he was enabled TO expose tne EisoS
sorsrTes. with which sThe London Tnles IN IreSand
70 sE sr Eesn % Ss in bis support Of
Mr.. Blaine.
THOMAS RYAN.
,r.,r,.. pv.n q, Kansas, who has been nominated
a.. h prvor Extraordinary and Minister FienlpoVon-
t,arx n McKee, was born at Oxford, NJ H. On ro'o
hsr az. 1887. He lived In Bradford county, fen..'
trom infancy until 1895, when ne moved 70 topeAa'
Kan. where he continues to reside. he Toei,sa -
,c.demio education and admitted to inc par ~
1881 In 1862 he entered the yoiunSeer , y,
ne ra.ehed the rank Of captain and served uht uie
fall nj 1894, when he was mustered OUT on seoou'
~ wounds received In the Battle OF inc "
ne uas elected 30 the xLFItb, ALNllul, Az i,
vi 1xth Lth and List Congresses, first taking MS sea-
on october 10, 1877. HIS present '0rHi % f''NS
8, 1891.
JOHN HICKS.
John Hicks. of wisconsin, who has been nomina6o
10 he Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
teutiary to Peru is the Editor and proprietor OF Inc
napv Northwestern,s Published at OSHKOSH the Dome
- SENATOR sawyer He has never held once ceioie,
Hs WAS born in this country, and is about tV years
GEORGE BAILEY LoRINe.
DR. George Bailey Lorins, Of Massachusetts, mho
has been nominated to be Minister Resident " Hot
tuga was born at North Andoyer, MAS, w ,Sos ia
eJa17 He was graduated at Harvard in 1888 ana
~ the Medical Department in 1872 From Ie+s 70
1870 he was SURGEON 10 the Marine Hospitai az ShsF
sea- and in le4e he vAs commissioner 70 re''se tHo
TTnited States Marine Hospital system. from 1000
40 1857 he was postmaster at Salem, Mass he ueh
for some years devoted himself TO pracacai ana tcch
,isc agriculture and TO the preparation and oelVey
~ addresses on that and kindred topics Since 1864
Ia has been president Of the New England Agricultural
society. he has been delegate to several Nauona
p.ruhl,can Conventions and from 1869 TO 1910 was
chairman of the Massachusetts, Committee. he was
Centennial Commissioner from 1879 70 1916 pres'aens
on ING eSer m Congress from 1877 10 1881 when he
Sscane Commissioner OF Agriculture, holding that
''' MARION ERWIN.
Marion Erwin, who has boon nominated to be United
states Attorney for the Southern District OF georgia
Is a yeuknown young lawyer OF Macon he wa
CLERK Of the United States District Court 81 savannah
for four years and United States commissioner
AZ the same time He was graduated ut the university
Of Georgia in 1870, MS eppcn'noS' o.Ios t,en,h
mended BY Representative ofO"'' INV
llcsns.
TYRE GLENN,
Tyre Glenn, who has been nominated to DO harsnH
for tho Western District OF North Carolina Is nauVe
of Mamma Yadkin County, and was chiei cetA ~ ta'
Co,Iectors Office at Greenye under the last Repub-
iran Administration. He is brotherin-law OF
Judge Thomas Settle, OF Florida
JAMES o. CHURCHILL
James o. Churchill, who has been nominated 10 90
Surveyor at St. Louis, entered the war as private
In the 18th Illinois Infantry and rose TO the rank OF
colonel. He was severely wounded In an engage
meut and still carries several bullets IN MS pody'
For many years past he has been United States Com.
missioner and clerk Of the United States District
Court at St. Louis.
Mr. LINCOLN SURPRISED AT THE NEWS.
THE Ex-sEcRETARY FIRST LEARNS OF MS
APPOINTMENT FROM REPoRrER