The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-10

5nS RsGnb fgs1d 81 The Secretary sn vel
iste,i at the collection OF Assistant Secretaries
gatchelder and Tichenor. J. is likely tina!
would be satisfactory to the Minnesota dele.
CATION.
Tho friends and enemies OF James G. Blaine
and Thomas B. Reed have been greatly inter
ested In the article In the North american Re-
! rie,r containing caustic review OF Mr. Reeds
course since he has been Speaker OF the House.
! The opinion is quite general that the author
Of tho, article is Mr.. Blaine himself. 1t is
cent AN eY-speaker could have shown, such an
. intimate knowledge OF the complicated subject
OF tho House rules and there are many other
! Gle Is not the first sign indicating that Mr..
| down HE young and formidable rival. He has
canned on Reeds trail before this. and no one
Reed himself The personal enmity between
these two big men from Maine Is intensely
6,ttGE ana grows more SO a. each step taken
An Incident TINT has occurred at the House
each Of the rivals Is TO annoy the, other. Soon
afler speaker Heed DESIGNATED Representative
Ha aT yoans James G1 s9s Bane T
and SSS sy SHsth WITH aS
because OF the enmlty between Secretary Blaine
and Speaker Reed. -, Chairman Hit is q warm
insenernhlo chum Of speaker Reed, 50 he could
hardly have male the appointment 81 his clerk
rule Of the HOUSE, prohibiting the privilege Of
the floor to any OF the committee clerks except
when measures reported from their committees
RI!aino, and .eomp|aint has been made
lowed to enter the Chamber during the
sessions OF the House. The, matter was
psh S es f b OF Nix NO Mes action
would NOT M corfee Pff ro It J. aid IN not and
orders t" ask MIR. Blaine to leave tho, floor Of
the, House, which no did with some re!ucthpce.
the rules Of admission, should DO strictly en-
forced without regard to persons, and the
doorkeepers were gwen to understand that tie
speaker was In earnest.
The President to-day returned to the House
without his approval the bill extending tho
tmc OF payment to purchasers OF land OF the
Omaha tribe Of Indians in Nebraska The
no objection that know Of, either on the pnrt
of tho United States or OF tho Indians, to the
pure hasois. This lelef is probably due to the
purchasers" The President. however, objects
to tho provision. that all the lands the pay
taxation by the state OF Nebraska as II fully
paid for and patents issued" The President
States and the interest Of the Indians in the
lands should not be subjected TO sale for the
delinquency OF the purchasers in paying tax
assessments
The Senate went into secret session at an
early hour to-day to consider the nomination
of Lieut.-Col Batchelder to be Quartermaster-
General OF the army. Considerable opposition
was developed to the nomination. which was
led by Senator CockEell the rrime objection
being that tho consideration OF seniority has
been violated in the nomination. and that it
was proposed to promote an officer over the
heads OF six others. five OF whom are subject
to ettrement before the nominee. The nomi-
nation was confirmed. however. after II long
discussion.
The Sundry Civil bill as reported to the
Senate to- day. carries with l. an appropriation
Of t3l, 24lGS0, an increase OF s3,lSl.0 60. The
estimates for the year were s37 S49. 5l3. 50 that
the bill reported /, S6.552.172 less than the es-
Inmates and sl944,83s more than the bill OF
last year, The most important feature Q; the
the elimination from I'll" measure OF the ap-
preparation OF 1880 Tor an irrigation survey.
nn1ber 81 WS s0Eesy sSS ~
opposition vas sed largeiy npon the ground
p nf n%S wheS Should s"S open nmS To- seS
veys by the Geological Survey. however is in
creased from >2oo.y00 70 $3O0.lu0u. !, l. is pro-
pendel Mss h 81 III and n So
nuen Of the act Of OCT 2. 1888. as " Divides for
the selection and location "f reservoirs and
tion Of irrigable lands IS repealed. provided
that reservoirs ami cana. ties heretofore 10.
reser' Ell from entry or settlement until other
wise provide BY law. The 8,ari OF this
amen mont will he to prevent any further set
ting par; OF pGb ic iands Tor future irrigation
rurr 'sss. An approximation OF ~ 0T0U IS
made Tor the rStahlle hment ri a Lat mer-
Wa va ii as tecommcmdsi bg the Pan.
American Conference. the building TO be stu
ated Oh or north oil Pennsylvania avenue.
The President to day sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
to @ c TSrFs M I IN e ri
service Dr. Elisha Z HomGh'on Of New York 10 be A.
Dunn 3Sra Rr.sry 10 be s'f F1"
Tic ' f""6winsu ansa srad"ss. " Tie Naval Ao4d
o Of fS@ HsHsF and a%S % S4 III
be Second aF MG II p'
Koester OF pSmnSyTv"ntS EdWaf% l. Beach of Mime.
sofa and Herman " Sc6nsy of , ksptySky 70 Ts as
y.Tk Z Mocfs %n-S 81 i " g P W q
'TisE e MS {, Ns5 Of
HfPf" SG %f S'S o. Of M1ns
% n Franz .ai an2s Y ey b. % S
IN tho navy
Tho Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations
Consuis-w r. Holloway % Indiana. at STAFFORD. |
Ont; " T. Pierce. at trinidad g. u. JOsyn. at Wind
.or init j. Z hayden Of the District of Columbia at
Brts,Au.
%Sasto9 A.:stAn; TrSssGG:r At Ea!sImors'
Iowa n. II. Alien Of ohio Secretary OF sGdtCn to
orea, q ". Fbhhack Of Missouri secretary of Legn
tion 10 Bgenos Ayres \. e. Moore ot West Virginia,
Minister TO SIaIu Henry G. MahAfy. United States
Maraha for the nisir,t % Delaware Thomas T. Mill.
christ unii states Attorney tor the Northern District
OF li.i.o OILS
=, rosmnsters in New York-y,ctor Adams; at Iittc .
william JoeshTry. at CntShii. ". Y. |
Roberts q; SaraIhc Lake; H. wood. al Cornwall on.
Hudson
Vim Malone IL preaarng 10 mako ono moro