The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27

regarded 1t as very str'nE SiE"'"0"' -
III In THE the latter part OF the day, after NE ROW W.
eli Of illinois, Chairman Of the oomhIist noe Tu
b Eest SSs s nsa ET reoSnfdSo
sas. whose contested case Is still on ms TnH
after Mr. ShSSchh a d attacked aS tie bill and
been congratulated therefor 10y MT: CoiYIu ~, III
aud other Republicans; thlnH ~ GOV Settlement
or undue disorder at any time. II IL saia Dp
some OF tho democratic leaders that InSy ila SS
bls Uo5Pposition 10 the bill feeling sati.tied TINT
Il cannot pass the senate and that ne henu 1bo
leans viii glad enough Esan TO dF rom II on the
f iS6 BSmoc TSRS side viii %sEs
Snt T. ia not iil civ that ilbusterinE will he re-
sorted to to defeat tho bill Ex-uoy GampD D 81
of Ohio Is now nLopat,inG the rgMromnds upon
which the Democrats OF the NORM ohposs NY
enactment OF any Federal election law, AM
other Democrats OF Iromlhehce III tho -'o'''
There is no doubt whatever that there Is q
EetE 'TH Gn. se aminst ths I and md only BY
tho most dlctatorlal methods thaL MeSIIl as
Heed, Mckinley Lodge n0We,l fr nnp break
ing ont In open warfare. 1t seems CERTAIN now
that Messrs. Coleman OF Louisiana LehIhaeh !, ri
work and vote against tho bill. but there Is no
reason to suppose that there VIII 10 T Tns
trouble in getting maj9rty TO e pa and ID much
ieIuU!iHia,tls, n" NJ ,hn IiaaiIection OF Mr.. Leh-
bach He is strong rerresentatlVe Ler hra
anu ~ un S With The German Republicans
throughout tho county anu ailSy 'n In tho
apofe thero is a stiil more uncertain feeling.
IT ia nrobably no eXaggeration to say TINT at
feast one dozen Republican Senators oeneve
tTat II IL unwise for the Republicans TO attemnt
waking a Southei n issue by means OF this FED;
eraI Election bill These Senators VIII OF
course vote for tho bill II 1t ever reaches me
Of
declare now that they viii not. senator N
gals has in conysrsaton with iTienus reEE eIs-
Ial election bill at this time anu MS coiieak ue'
MIR. Plumb. and Senators Cameron. MoIcoIt,
that tho South should be lot alone to work OUT
its own problem.
C,,.roror1 ocov has ssnt
Comptroller OF the turpetCy i ne the
to report fully the character o. .1eir re ern
or July anu Son, ~, ai iI cmts in The bank
what figure money aStuailS ouss r,o "a innJa nv
ing DnsinGss' 1oi, S''' fav KNOX In ISL It had
bank receipts we're IN re l2T n Oi noteH' Mr.
K RiS; fdnnd That in ali tho national tanks on
Sent n%A H. 'H ISL The actual ieeipts we're made
UP 060 OF Eo'a con, " ~ os ma drafts Nj
money, ana '2.l9 u onr,a1, 70 what extent
lacey iuea b"ra cbanved in nine wears The
teso ~ ~ III % H. Toe as cd for the first time
report OF the amount OF drafts utnwE 1 uy h a.
tona Danks uuIiui NC r 80" nitfes ~ %ew nrk
on the three centTHi IN sisn on the siyteen
hcago anu o.; bis viii rive the infor-
nation as 10 how the business Is divided among
There has been some speculation as 10 the
reason for the apparent delay III sendlng no
tice to the Senate OF the acton Of the house
upon tho amendmonts 10 ne silver n.i, ru1 ~
appears that II Is the almost lnTariRole RUE,
when notifying the senate that the hon 5 ne aes
disagreed to one OF Its amendments ana hshs
fOr n
with the names OF the House conierrees. IN
this particular instance the delay IS IN inc So
as yet been unable to settle connlctlnS GAINS
so as TO secure n committee that will lairly
represent tho feeling OF me Hou.e. oonsS-
nte OF the request for conference mas ne on
delayed. 1t 10 expected that 'pe con4ini''ee
will be appointed tomorrow.
Tho War Department building ana It's an
neXes have been draped ,h m0 oto aor Sn' q
McCrnry. who was SECRETARY Of war IN lhe
Cabinet of Mr. hy eerks the 10
w W ro" robbed OF the privilege of holiday
which they always get on the death OF an OK;
Secretary. The dspartment was not iniorned
oil the date OF MIR. McCrarys iuneera' nn u
could not Issue the oruer ioI hoiiuag ~ y,
clerks failed to get all they were entitled &c
By law and custom.
The President TO-DAY sent 10 the senate TIE
Lieut.. Col ilcharI y. Batohelder, Deputy Quarter
masterGenerSl TO ns Guarterm"steruenera! with the
rahk Of Prisauler.neHef1 p.,..,.- a, Silv.r CraoH
y. y.
Gen. r. y. Iatcheldor was born IN New
Ham shire in lS32. lie enlisted as FIRST Lieu
tenant and regimental puattormasler in the
First New HAMPSHIRE ReGiment and rose rap
idly through various EraG0s until ne BECAME
Chief Quartermaster o, inc Army o. the ioto.
mae in 1854. which position he hold until tne
close Of the war. lie received more preVett
for meritorioNs service prlhR me way, an.
the endorsements gwen MN ny henn. b[ahhL
Meade, hancock. lhGa!ls; anu 0tners are u the
hignoat cnaraGtrEc ite Iiou Hitwn
CIVILIAN Te"omMenuhtlohs' anu Was uppolnLee
on his record maue during anu slhce Inc war
A number OF members OF the local assembly,
Of the Federation OF Labor were before th'
House Committee on Labor to-day and spen