The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-29
Patents Granted ffoosisr


Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Patents were
to-day granted to Indiana inventors as fol-
lows:
Allen c. Birmingham. assignor to Nordyke &
Marmon Company. Indianapolis. feeder for
mills; Harry A. Cumfer. Mishawaka, revolving
die head; David V. Garrison. Remington. port
clothes dryer: William NJ. Hewitt, sharp
town, pillow or cultivator tooth; Glenn q. Howe,
indianapolis, assignor TO Ewart NAH
Anthony Kehl, assignor TO Roots
Heineman. C0nnersville. clock movement;
George X. kendrick, Portland. steam pnmp'
John NJ Crampf, New Albany. assignor TO W. G.
DePauw Company, Indiana. apparatus for re-
covering sand used In glass grinding and polish
Co., Indianapolis, saw: samuel ]. Murray.
signor To National Card Company, Indianapolis.
packing case for cards, etc; David Myers. North
Manchester, stove-p;pe thimbe: Isaiah Knight
1ngaie, Evansville. attachment for guitars, man.
doLlns. Hthers or other stringed instruments;
James r. Sturgeon. Churubnsco. check-rein
guide; Clarence b. wisner, Lowell perforating
apparatus.
Short Session Of the senate
WAsHINGToN. March 2S-The resolutions
for the election of officers of the Senate
William r. Cox, of North Carolina. ss
secretary; Richard J. Bright of Indiana.
as sergeant-at- arms, and Rev Mr.. Milburn
they shall not enter on tho discharge of
their duties until the SOth OF tane next. mp
10 which time the present IN cumbents are
to remain In office, was offered In the Sem
ate. to-day, and went over { II Tomorrow.
The case of Senator Roach. of North Da-
kota, was brought before the Senate IN the
shape of a resolution, offered by Mr.. Hoar,
directing the committee OF privileges and
elections to investigate the allegations OF
criminal embeZZlemeDt anC 10 report The
facts and what Is the duty OF the Senate IN
relation thereto. This resolu tion also went
over till tomorrow. the Senase adlourning
after o session of only ttirty-five minutes.
The Charges Against Senator Roach.
WASHINGTON. March 2a-Careful inquiry
discloses the fact that the resolution In
troduced in the Senate to-day, looking 90
the investigation of the charges against
Senator Roach. of North Dakota. were pre-
sented by Senator Hoar OF his own
volition and not as the result of any caucus
action. 1t is also evident that some Re-
publican Senators do not look with favor
upon the proposition. They hold that the
acts of a man before his election as Sena-
tor are not a proper subject OF Investigation,
provided they have no connection with has
election. In support of this proposition
one Republican Senator cited the report
made TO the House by General Butler
when he was chairman of the judiciary
committee, which was called upon TO pass
upon q similar question.
General Notes.
Special To the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Mr. Jecob b.
Turner, principal usher at the White House.
left for his home. et Muncie. at o'clock
this afternoon. In response TO telegram
stating that his father was dying. Mr..
Turner is due at Muncie tomorrow after
noon.
p. NJ. Gapen. of Indianapolis, is at the
National
Miss Anna TaI.entire, of Indianapolis. 10
in the city. the guest of the Misses Curry,
No. 1910 Ninth street. northwest.
Mrs. Cleveland's reception to-day. from
u TO /. twice large as heretofore.
She received as usual in the Blue Room.
the visitors being admitted In groups as
they arrived. The fine day and the occa-
sion brought q great variety of elegant
spring costumes and the event was gayer
than any the Blue Room has witnessed
the past year.
The gold exported from New York to-day
amounted to s50o. COO aud all of it was taken
from the subtreasury. Inc loss of so small
amount does not even cause comment In
treasury circles. the free gold at the
command of the Treasurer now aggregates
more than S7.000,000. and the treasury is
gaining gold each day in it's ordinary busi-
ness transactions.