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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
AGREEMENT on THE INDIAN BILL.

Washington March 3.-Thc cOnfcrrecs on III" indian
Appropriation bill have reached an agreement on th'
points In dispute between III" two houses me con
ferrecs adopt what Is known aa the I'a't n'h'"1In'
ON the ratification Of the Cherokee strip purchase
which was the principal matter In dispute. some
notifications are made In the agreement between The
Government and the Indians. Under III" provisions
Of the agreement sJ35 900 TO be paid 10 th" indians
In cash Immediately upon the ratification by Ia" In
dams of the treaty modified. tn" remaining
COO 900 to be paid the Indians for their land8
to be divided into five equal annual payments inc
FIRST payment 10 be made March 4. 1894. Th,
Cherokee council has the option OF Issuing oondS III
anticipation Of these payments The lands are 10 be
opened By proclamation OF the President, th" dat" to
be fixed by him after the ratification OF the tira y
by the Indians. Allen Of Mississippi, on" ol th'
House confrrrecs does agree 10 the report, ana
will probably fight II In the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
A COMPARISON OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.

LARGE REDUCTION SHOWN AT THE CLOSE OF
THE HARRISON ADMINISTRATIONS
Washington, March "A comparison OF the cohuiuo'
q, the public debt and Of the National Treasury on the
Is, 81 March, Is-0 at the close OF the Cieveiahu ~"
mipstratlon aud on the 1st OF March, lso3' at INC
close 0, the Harrison Administration. based upon t"'
form u the monthly statement issued at present makes
the following showing:
Interest bearing debt. March l. 1893. Sjso,O3i.o
March !, lt-J, T,j-, lVi22O .,,
Debt ON which interest has ceased since maturi.y'
March l. 1898 - 3:}j 800 20 March ]. 1852. S-oi''
3i5 20. -, <o,,o,. =,
Debt bearing interest tlceal tender, iracuonhi
currency elc.l March !, 1893. S373ol.lo' 81 March
!, 1saD. SAP .44O,5ol II. -. on, >,.o,
Total March l. 1908. i9i32al 732 CD; March l.
Iss9, ~ :O2 5?3,9-j Is. ,,
Certificate, and Treasury notes onset by an cluai
amount Of cash in the Treasury March l, 1So3 Thol
rs 3i6: March |. 1-,J. Ti43.5co,3Sl .
Total March |. l-93. Sl.jG5, llO,c05 G3' Mlrch l.
1850. - 72G.l5i.3G7 81. ~ .-,.,.,
cash in the Treasury March ]. Job T'Oi.3--''
o6G :, March l. I-o9 F1!3.cG6.315 30. ,
Demand lal ilticS Including 100000 y grccnbic x
gold reserve March !. LOB, SI4OlJi,11a 90; Mrri
/ IeSD $3.50 GGgI2 - Oh.
cash balance or surplus March |. 1893, SILL
OF IS: March |. l--c 972,091.12s 80.
The coin and bullion IN III" Treasury NJ the two
DATES aside from the minor coin were rs follow'
Cod March I. 1855 f2l1.o'2,9i' 81 March /, l'7o
$3.50 49,, % ~. .
Is.g S2os ?02,JGj 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
HE PRESIDENT DID NOT GO t. TIE CAPITOL

Washington. March J.-Najor Prifcn TIE lr"l-
dent executive clrlk Wa, Il III" 'ali'o' ab'n' /"
o'clock tonight t. consult with the officials a 10 the
necessity Of the presence Of IN" President FOR the p
pose o. signing lills. II found that the con i ION
rs, lI-n,,, was such that thc.' WIS no Wimcl
for his coming ard arrangement, were made for The
signing II all bill at the White House up 10 ~
late an hour u, il might Zee necessary. Fails ~ ih"
ycning twenty llousr bills were sat up, ard H'rf
IN another batch If about the am number. mo-
4 them being pension and other private measures.
TIE only .cnair iii ready for ,i:natTr' wa, HAT
ia-.cd th, afternoon relative f. 'opyfiSh'9 T.
morrow morning ~" Ir'-id' nj will pend som" time
~ the Capitol signing the bills nat 1t through AZ
M. eleventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
MRS l.. SCHOFIELUS STRANGE PLIGHT
sII.. PASSES THE NIGHT IN POLICE STATION
CLAD ONLY IN BLANKETS.

slI. PASSES THE NlbliI IN POLICE sIAIlON,
CLAD ONLY IN BLANKETS.
Mrs. Lillian -chotcld, has been stranger
the courts OF NcwYork In the last few years spent
last night In the rhrticth Street Police Station under
peculiar circumstances. She was arrested late In
the evening IN warrant sworn cut by Malcolm b.
steele one Of the boardcr, at her house. NO. 14O Scs
FourtIst. She had Sieles clothing in 1T Of age
and had retained his trunk when he wished to leave
her hols,. she told Court Oficcr Connolly when he
served the warrant that she was too Ill 10 be
moved. Connolly, 10 obi &c her called an ambulance
from the New York Hospital In the meantime Mrs.
Schofcld offered the officer 200 an inducemcnt TO
let her stay AT home for the night. The ambulance
surgeon said that Mrs. schofeld was really Ill and
that she would have 10 ~ 10 the hospital. She was
taken TO the no, pltal by the physician, where she
remained for about hour. The detectives were
then told that the prisoner had sufficiently recovered
To GO 10 the stati0n-hOIsc
they went 10 get Mrs. Scofcd, and found her
stretched out on an operating table In nude state.
She refused To dress, saying that II the officers wished
to take her they must carry her out naked She was
therefore wrapped In Blankets. and was taken To Tue
p,irr station IN am ulancr. There she still
refused TO put on her clothes and locked mp for
th. night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
HIS STATEMENT WAS CORRECT

From The Detroit Free Press.
The prisoner the bar was charged with assault
and battery by his wife. She was little woman,
but why and energetic lie was stamping hg
So" said the Court, "you have been assauug
your wife,
Yes yer HONOR admitted the prisoner doggcdly
Well, you ought 10 be ashamed OF yourself,
81 am Yer honor"
THE very idea sir, OF n great big fellow ukc
you are, whipping little woman like that"
This little woman flushed up but kept still with her
eyes fixed on her husband cNIsciantiy.
e" didn't whip her. yer honor
Didn't whip her" exclaimed the Judge Don't
lie To me, sir You did whip her..
husband.
Beg yer pardon. yer honor. but didn't whip her
She licked me In about three minutes. and that's why
Pm ashamed Of myself yer nor
The Judge fairly gaspcd.
That's right. your honor" pa; In the little woman
Henry gets ugly sometimes. but he won't lie when
I'm watching him.,
The judge took good long look at both OF them
and dismissed the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
SCR0FUL0US HUmOR
boy Almost Lost Use Of His IinA.
Two Years Intense ItcIafur.
Several Doctors Fail.
Instant Relief; Sweet Sleep, speeav.
Remarkable, and Permanent Cur
by CuticMra Remedies.

When about years old my son afflicted win
skin disease which wa, very distressing The frs. 40
rcarance was OF little pimplcs accompanied BY ins.o
itching soon spreading into sores covered with seal,
sxccn when scratched OIL The entire body excpt h..I
was covered He almost lost the Of his limb -
was so light could carry him about like infant t.
all remedies could find recommended in medical worn
for itching without benefit. Applied 10 different phv,
clans receiving temporary relief but the disease was an.
10 return. sent for your pamphlet read It, purehss
set of CUTICURA REMEDIES. / anointed him v,s
the CUTICURA, bathing with the CUTICURA sos
and gave small doses OF CUTICURA RESOLvENT M
the soothing effect Of that CUT1CcRA! After two y,r
search for something allay that terrible itching VIM
relief 10 see him sleep sweety without any inen,u..
~ .cratch Less than two boxes OF CUTICURA one s.s
cIrTICURA SOAP and one bott g Of the CUTIcURA Do
SOLVENT performed q cure, with returns I. M.
a strong healthy boy Of th teen. We consider n -
markabe cure a. he had Inherited scrofuous hunor.
Mrs. II. f.. BOWEN, East Otto Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
AGAINST FRENCH SPOLIATlON CLAIMS
THE HOUSE sTUBBORNIY REFUSES TO PAY THE
JUDGMENTS.

THE HOUSE STUBBORNI.Y REFUSES TO PAY HE
JUDGMENTS.
Washington March 3 (specap.--The House co'iei
rees on the Deficiency Appropriation Dill NJ ~ wv
to night reported partial agreement anu "'"o" ~
House 10 insist on it, disagreement 10 CERTAIN" am"
mcnts relating to payment oil clanis i"r "'o"e' W."
the Pacific railroads on account OF transportation 10
thc salaries OF senate committee clerks. ana I" 'e
paymcnt OF judgments OF the Court oi '""iN'' VII
account of French spoliatiOn claims
An hour WAS allowed for debate on motion ""ereo
he Mr. O,Xc of Massachusetts,. that the House receoe
from IFS disagreement to the amendment ro\iu"s 'o
,,, payment Ct the spoiation claims. ana vigorous
speeches were delivered for and against IT,
These claims had been pending before Congress Tor
more than seventy years before a law was 'i"''"
rovhnc fer an invo stigaon NATURALIZATION OF them
bv the Court of Claims. The opponents OF 'he ci"s
are as active and stubborn now in resisting payment
~ JUDGEMENTS rendered as they in fighting the
enoc,,c of the law providing for judicial review oi
settlement OF them. II Is estimated tha' "'
to.al amount of the claims will not exceed $'ooo'ooo'
III. judgments for the payment OF which provision i
made bv tho pending Senate amendment amount 10
about al 100000. .,
In advocating the amendment to-nieht "ti'l"'
Cocswell. of Massachusetts. reviewed 'he is'sh'u,'
history of the claims, including tle veto VI wv
hills for their payment-the first one oil "mch was
-. pro.id.p, polk which was overrnled by the
senate and the second by President l1'ree'
That hill was passed over the veto by Delnor ,I.s
House of Representatives. General $3.50" COM
speech was an eAceedngly s ,re fion U'
Mr. Turner of Georgia. replied h IN Seoff bal
speech, in the course OF wmen n IN Of the de-
cisons Of the Court of Claims It's judgments 10
not command lis RESPECT" ,,s moved 70 recede
,roM, the disagreement. hut the motion was Vo'ed
down and the ILL returned to conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
BRITISH MINERS'W ORhING DA I
4 DERIVATION CALLS ON NIX HLADoloNr-'
THE PREMiEEs VIEWS As TO LEGISLATION FUN
AN rIGuT.IOUR DAY-IRISII LAwLESsNfHo
nrcrr.s.rn IL TILE HOUSE OF LORDS.

DISCUSSED IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS
,o,,on u,rc, o-Mr. ,ladston, received today II
ars, dcputation of delegates representing the
+, ,ho cool Mines which visited him TO ASK INV
Government 10 support the enactment OF Ia" 's''o
fishing an eight hour day for employees III th' ii'
Tho dcpI a ion WI, accompanied by Jo''P" 'N'"' wy
noted leader Of the agricultural hbor'r'' ana Mc,p'
q arlamcnt for Northwest Norfolk; Sir Charles DN'
# = ard !. A. Jacoby NJ. T., an earnest aivo
citr Of the eight hour Issue.
Mr.. Gladstone replied to the dcplation that eight
hour, day could BE- legally fixed ~ hihit io'
work If the miner, morally UNANIMOUS NJ
favor Of ,uch Il change but tina, practical dir'uiu'N
Z, Ni>tci I'm Il" dciri.iJn of Nirh lrEl'hii"h' "''
Gladstone suggested local op Ion ~ P's'iD" WAY o'
meeting tie dnruic-. and he rNpr''-"l mop ina.
the question might he debated a this Session %
Parliament.
In the ,ou.c Of Lord, to day the MarIuI, Of Lonion-
d,rr, e. mmcncd upon the recent stam"it u Justice
u'lr.cn at the opening Of tn" Munster ASHES, 80
IN. eject that hvl.s,ncss In Comfy Clare had grown
10 -uch an extent that both life and property wrr''
insecure and asked the Government how it Intended
TO chcch this l,wl,s>nces.
The Fail OF Kimberley. Lord President Of III" Prvy
Coundl, admitted that the condition Of affairs III
County Clare. . far ~ obedience 10 TIE Law was
concerned. bad. II this condition continued. no
nd icd th, v,rnmrut would consider mJaing a
haligc of vcnur In the tri,, Of persons accused OF
lori II .I,rr.ll Lo.1 IIirh Chancellor. IN ,p'atas
u the inlc subj. said tia f"> would b. tiNI.
To r. press crime. int mat ~ me mean TIM" II WON
b. nnw1sr tor the Government Il" d. !'-c what IL
meant 10 d t. bring an ed to lawl"-snc>s.
William Cr'n'r. haGi,a Member for "a" llasg"TSpi'
division Of >ho.cdtch. has d'ci'd I" postpone IT.,
mot on that the Government a'cci. the invitation u
the United at"' 10 negotiate "n ai"lrat'ol 'r"iy
he motion wa, u have been MAI" ~ TUESDAY AM
parliamentary business ha- been too great u allow
iOjm Tor it 80 early Ia IA" session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
Fy-RTYER IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION.

Washington March 3.-The Chandler Immigration
and Contract Labor ill which passed the touse ".
las, night has become :. law by the Presidents
Signature Tie terms Ct the bill require
steamship companies to prepare and authenlca'e
nj the port Of departure lists or maiiests oil 'he"
Immigrant passengers containing full Information CON
corning theu and deliver the manifests to Immigrant
inspectors Oh arrival. instead Of transferring me
passengers TO the control Of such inspectors wholly
undocnmented Doubtful questions concerning the
r,ch, NJ nm Immigrant 20 admission shall be decided
after s,eci,d inquiry BY four offcias. but an appear
can la made from decision TO the secretary oi the
Trea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
THE PRESIDENT Eds TIE CtBlNfT FAEE:ELL

Washington. March The lat meeting Of Pc /
dent lnIri on, Cabinet took place AT The usual hour
today. All III" members were present AID nj the
conclusion Of hall hours conference the resident
ana In fc" word, hadr them sOVdby. lie
thanked them for ia" loyal support they had always
given him. attributed much OF the 81 hi.
Administration to their Wis, counsla. faithful services
and devotion to the country, highest go d. lie
thanked them for the personal goodwill they lore
him. and wished for each one happn's, and success
In all hi, undertakings, lie then sIO,h hands with
each In turn AID. IN voice which BETRAYED en- m
Lad. them g1OdbY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
TESTIMONY FOR LADY II WARD DE Waldo,

Lon1on. March 3.-rhc evidence - tIy in I'll,
Dyorc" trGit III tn ca,re pending between IarJn
Howard de- Walton aud h, wife confirmed much Of
Yesterday testimony. Mrs Burroughs. ,i,trr of
Lady Blanche. tc-iihcd that Tie laron often rud,
her when She nursing her sister H. WAS In
III" habit II cursug her. and exclaimed her On me
occasion: to and nurse Your sister In - This
i,maIh tIocRcd her feeling. and had uniaVOiabl
influence on Lads Howard Dc Walden. rte servants
vrir neat iionsh up. pc after another. to sustain
the charges ~ Lady blanche. They testified To- On
lrinF.nnc, and rcpul.v" habits Of Lori Howard Do
Waidcn ard ,rv. evidence oOITcbomtimg his wife
OF various points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
THE CAR COUPLER RILL APPROVED.

Washington, March 3.-Presdcnt Harrison approved
the Car Coupler bill to-day, and the pen with
which he signed 1t was presented to E. A. Moscly,
secretary Of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Major Halford said to-day that while the President
thought the bill did not far enough In Its pro-
visions to grant the relief desired he had particular
pleasure In approving It the last day of his term.
because OF the endeavors he had made for many
10 obtain legislation OF this character lie had ad-
vocated IL In the campaign OF 1888. and In each Of
his annual messages 10 Congress he had impressed
upon Senators and Representatives the necessity for
iegtslstion that would give some protection TO the
lives and persons Of trainmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
MORE GUNbOATs PROVIDED FOR.

Washington March 3.-1he conferrces on the Naval
bill have agreed The report shows substantial
agreement TO Ill tho amendments added by the
Senate. The important matters agreed to by the
House conferrees are the appropriation OF 100000
Tor building submarine torpedo boat and conducting
experiments herewith and 100000 for the expenses
II the International Naval rendezvous and review.
The agreement in regard TO the light drnueht gunboas
IS In the nature Of compromise. The House PROVIDED
for one and the Senate added three more The report
shows that the committee has agreed upon three al.
together. These boats Ia be protected OF about
/ 300 tons displacement and to cost exclusive OF
armament, not more than S4OO 900 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
ANNIVERSARY OF TIE pOIE'S CORONATION.

Rome. March 3.-rhl, day celebrated here rs
the anniversary ~ the date on which Leo XIII was
crowned Il, Pope In the >,ilnc Chapel. In ISIS. The
Top. attended state VI; TO-DAY In the rstinc Chapel
4 brilliant gathering Of members ~ the sacred Col
cgr palarcl>. prrla,N and !,r,ign ENJOYS added Ia
the ,prndor oi the occaIion and there crowded
general Attendance Of Catholic, anxious To show their
esteem for the venerable pOnliil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
MRS. DAvlsS COPYRIGHT ELL PASSED.

Washington, March > (>pccll.--lt appear, that
the widow Of Jefferson DAYS has failed
10 comply with the provision 4 the
Copyright law which require, tht. capic,
f every copyrighted work shall bc dr,,ir.d with the
Librarian Of Congress, within certain period after II,
publication The senate had passed II blll to ,iah
her 10 comply with the law. and tonight BourSc
Cochran APP calci to the ious" Of Representatives for
unanimous consent 10 consider the measure. Alter
II" planned the purpose and scope Of the bill unan
nous cun-rnt WA granted, and the hill passed
without division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
BILLS AGREED TO IN TIE HOUSE.

Washington. March 3.-In the House to-day Mr.
Herbert submitted the conference report the Naval
Appropriation ILL., After brief opposition by McssrS
Holman and DE Almond, To the Naval rendczyCua
section Of the bill, the report was agreed 10.
Mr.. Hatch submitted the conference report the
Agricultural Appropriation b and II agreed to-
Mr.. Henderson submitted the conference report on
The Postoiicc Appropriation bill. which also
agreed 10. A recess tascn nj ID o'clock till
o'rlOrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
>rrrcRr FOR HE GERMAN ARMY BILL
SPLIT >MoNG InE rEo;Rr>,i~rs Is THt
KIlcmNrA,'s WHITNEY ClNNITrEE

London. March 81 dispatch tlHm Berlin To the
central Sew, avs: Di,e.u.ipu, have a;!srn anon
IN" member, 81 the Military mmi,tcr ri IN"
E,lch.ae. ana pit ha- occurred among III.
Iforrcs.i-i-. Hear Hog" Hin. ~ the session o'
the committee todly. declared Tat hr V lu.i vote
Tor Tie l7.j new battalion, tcmarltd h, the Govern
nlc.'. Herr Richter stated that hr would not sup
Pc; tn GovcinH nt's demands IN hi, RESPECT Chan
,cllor ven CapuN, vho WIS present at the mc"tins
ol tin. committee DECLARED tbs: n, mily lgr,c ed with
IlrI. lliri"', resolution ~ tn subject.
The t"n'Ttst member of IA" committee sidc with
Herr III, nt"l and Ills How and UurNI"ct"i con
Ilt,or affair, 4 likely To- have the ci"c Il further
de having the report az " committee to the E.ic-ta :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
orr FOR TIE ARBITRATION At PARIS,

WASHINGTON. Narci Major T.. w. IiGlfori .oirili
fer duty ., ii .hursng ofc,r II 10" Bchrins sea com
mission at Paris ru Washington this afternoon ipr
New lOrk. wh,ncc hc sail, To morning Oh the
French lin. steamer Noriraniir ~ llavr. On The
same steamer viii b. Mr. ana Mr., f.. J. hclp' j. {.
Carter Mr. AMI Mr.. iin-lns NJ ana Mrs. J. STANLEY
Brown Mr. and MI. Jomc, tc llu g three scnil' nirn
being atacc, U, N" c6lni,,l M,- Ehins. daughter
Of the Secretary oi War md Nj, Lansing. Tn"
oncia members of The party ApeI io main Ia
lari, y Vcral month, Ia tnr discharge o their du"s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
MP COLBERT FOR MINISTER TO FRANCE
HE WILL NOT GO TO FAHs AS COUNSEL VI
TIE ARBITRATION BOARD.

TIE ARBITRATION BOARD
Washington. March 3.-lt Is understood '"'' ~
CIR roud.rt the New York lawyer, who ra' pr rc'
~, arcpucp, in .upport of the Behrng Sea case 10y
90 Tr,,od STATES will not be appointed member
bt the hoard Of counsel the arbitration proceeus'
s has been reported but that Mr. Cleveland lh p
IN name him as Minister Of the United states u '
reporter of The Tribune called on Ar; 1o"Tc a
a. Ia 1, hn would say anything about the report thal
he would be appointed Minister to France eave hod no
o,,,nunicatn directly or indirectly, with MI I!eVe
land on the subject. Mr. cleveland is very nusH
NAN and l. AZ present much cngrossed with NOR
imnortont duties than to make appointments. no
! do not know how such statement got ahou,. -
II never accept an invitation to Il banquet before
I am asked he said 80 $780,, ,,. ~,
Jfouder said eyes II Is true that the relations Do
tween us are very pleasant. but they have oeeh 81
from and before Mr.. CLEVELAND nrsl terni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN IN 4 HONDURAS PRISON

Washington. March 3.-Scnator IIansbrough to dag
introduced resolution calling upon the secretary Of
state furnish the 'cln,r with all the Information
Obtainablc concerning the mpri~ comment by the au
thoritics Of Honduras Of Captain T.. u. Brulukcr.
citizen Of Fargo, y. D.. IIrubaker participated IN
revolution In Honduras II Is alleged. under the I'm
preston that he lighting for the Government
and protecting bis OWN property. He ar
rested and Is serving Il seven years sentence In
the prison ut DmOa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

BRUISES. March 3.-Advlcc> from the Congo Free
-iais NJ. the effect that the auiIUltics have
determined To follow MP the victory by Com
mand,- D'ilinis over the Arab slave traders, Who
were I'D 10y Of Iippop rib The Free State
official, are preparing 10 take advantage Of The disnay
caused among the snvcrudrr, by hi, signal rrvcr.r
10 begin vigorous op.rati rs with view 90 the
pres, lon of the slave traffic. Captain pon,hlcr viii
soon tart with strong command for the region
where the Save traders SIM >aTyin: their
tIanlc In defiance. Of the Free state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
CONFIRMED BY TIE SENATE.

Washington March 3.-Thc senate In executive
session confirmed the nomination Of TruXon Bcac OF
California TO be minister and consul general t.
Rumanla Servia and Greece, and the following pro-
motions In the Navy: Commander Merrill Miller Ia
be a captain: Licntenant Commander samuel Bcdcn
~ he a commander: and Lieutenant II. X. lngersoll
IN be a lieutenant commander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
DAILY TR,BrNE SATURDAY lsoaTwENE fAGEe.

Committee on the ,csgation into the Census h"'
The resolution directing the inquiry chhrfeu ",''
a.. bureau had been mismanaged. and that luha'
apuroprated for ccnsu, work had been wantohS
wasted. The committee report that from the .eS'.-
monv taken the charges have not been susa'",'i;'
Repr. sentative Iithian. VI Illinois. suDhi'Veu '
notify report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
WOULD not SAIL on TIE LORD Give.

London March 3.-Onc hundred S"andinayians. who
had been booked by the American Line tn sail for New
York on the steamer Berlin on March l, refused to
sail for Philadelphia the steamer Lord Give,
specially detained to TAX" them. Both steamships
sailed without them. TIL" steamship company has
consented transfer them to southampton, whence
they will sail for New-lork on the next american
Line steamship.