The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16

Blight IIoe yl!!sm F Slsd:tons Cardinal ma g Glib
a &c. q tie American Feds5ation OF La;
Robert .Inxer ssna Mr.. HOWARD asRs tho 4 Ea
sor Committee to request an appropriation Of
essay has been submitted to Representative
DUNCAN. 9 member Of tho committee. to ex-
Senator Mcmillan OF Michigan. who was yes.
terday reelected Chairman OF the Republican
State Central Committee OF his State and who
thereupon knocked out In one blow presiden;
~ Ase, and
% ssy Ss4s n to os SS
orders. did their work smoothly and effective.
The gsr are to SrS
delegates at large to tho Minneapolis Con.
vention chosen yesterday were not instruct
M 4 hsy Ta Is every Gsn
81 thom is for Harrison. i Is q further TACT
tint then Il hs district haS f bssn
periessy nsin that S1ieSiEan VIII viii not pys.
tionai Rspabiiean Convention. and no ons, is
mere fully aware OF that fact than Senator Nc.
mn % he s9a ha h WSS sf "vs
caused the adoption OF a resolution instructing
the delegates ut large to support Harrison.
however. so he RETAINED from sending tho
telegram Ex-senator Palmer IL e .tII, more nor
friends as the popular Worlds Fair President
has In the Michigan deleCatinn will be Opposed i
SotMsen '&%iIaU and Palmer except as to
the Gubernatorial candidates.
Secretary Foster was to-day informed that
the mill In Pittsfeld. Mass. where the distnc-
tive paper used by the Government in printing
ssroyed Sy night ana the entre Gov
Ct Sus sES. IS 81 Sn the
which currency e printed. and 10000 sheets
Of napcr. upon which, Treasury check, IRE IRE
the Secretary Office. left Tor Springfield this
morning TO secure more distinctive paper. as
ing needs. and also to prevent. Il posi-
bile. the. remnants OF paper IN the ruins
gsnS into ts bends n Of
Of tho merits OF different kinds Of, paper.
state the adortion q new distinctive paper.
and might Mu open 'S up the doors to successful
Sonnrtetng 81 side from the ry
tho Government.
After conferences with the various parties
interested in the great international review to
be held in Hampton Roads and New York har-
berin April 1897, Senator John ". Daniel an OF
bill arpropriating s3oOOo0 Tor tie expenses OF
psn9 h sqess nee eets P
antc%s ~ ior hs to-
the review. as soon as Congress provides the
necessary approximation II KS Is believed ~ ths
Presidents OF American REPUBLICS and the
reiguing. sovereigns Of several European ma
lary desired that tho King and Queen OF Italy.
the native land OF Columbus. and Queen
81 sSoaa I
the ceremonies.
Although Assistant Secretary Wharton says
the State Department has not been officially
advised OF the appointment of SeEor Cana as
Sefior Montt las an bounced In United Press
G Is
Minister. and that there is no intention on the
81 er eoSsy s
Of the. American Legation in Valparaiso an
nouncing the proposed change Of Gillian Min
M Se had applied for and received leaves
pu! i in these Dispatches several weefs
ago without any Diplomatic significance being
attached to 1t. Each leaves deputy author
ICED to take his place.
The Record tomorrow will contain tho con-
Guiding chapters Of Henry Georges book on
Protection or Free Trade" as Mr.. Simpson.
Farmers Alliance OF Kansas. intends to bring
up the rear guard OF the Democratic column
and finish the citations from Mr. Georges book.
Following the example Of the Democrats. tho
from tarifs Works. Nj. Miiiiken Of Maine Will
moath Roof to
Iowa will print leading editorials from the
New York Tribune, and Mr.. Smith OF Illinois
will add such contributions as he may select
from tho american Economist Altogether. the
Congressional Record tomorrow will! cover a
variety OF opinions on tho tariff question.
The House to-day accomplished nothing
whateve: In the way Of legislation. Many bills
were reported for tho erection Of public build
ings. and the House then wen. into Committee
OF tho Whole on the private calendar: The
bill before the committee was the well known
relief hill for the heirs Of Henry H. and Chnr.
lotte X. Sibley. which has been before the
House for the last three weeks on private bill
days. Not being able to make any Roadway
after repeated roll calls for adjournment and
two calls OF the House II was finally decided to
take a recess until P. NJ. for the considera-
ton Of private pension bills.
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