Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-03
WASHINGTON BUDGET.
Tho Navajo Ageney-senatOrs Think
the silver Compromise week
OR-AppOintmeDtsa ana
COnfir nations.


THE NAVAJO AGENCY.
wosh;,.o oot Ranort is or,,on+
mere tha1 oroers oetaiihs MaJo' naih-
bridge as agent Of the Navajo Indians
has been revoked and that Lieut.. Plum
mer remains at Fort Defiance as agent in
charge.
WEEK OFF.
Senators who have been most active in
irving to effect a compromise on tho sill
yer repeal bill say nothing is likely to
trapspire in that direction during the
present week, but express the opinion
that the beginning of next week will see a
change in the situation, by which time the
senate will be more thoroughly i'm pressed
with the futility of the effort to pass the
pending bill in it's present shape, and
that this further DELAY will have the gen
eral effect of convincing senators OF the
i'm possibility OF any man getting Just
what he NAV want. The extreme men on
both sides are still holding out stiffiy,
of ~ situation If does not annear on tha
snrfoce
THE SUGAR TRUST.
Representative Henderson, of Iowa. in
troduced in the house resolution for the
vides that a special committee of five
members of the house be appointed by
the speaker, one of whom is to be drawn
from the committee on agriculture, one
from the committee on commerce and
one from tho judiciary committee, which
special committee shall have power to
sit during sessions of the house, to send
for persons and papers and shall Ec
charged with the duty of examining cir
cumstances attending the creation of said
sugar company and the methods by
oar;cr,tu,a and comm.rce 90 wol, no
mon anhnncod c,st If tha necoss,rias nr
liza The resolution fnrtber anthoriyes
tho committeo to sacnrs tha MD of ,hs
dono ont of iustico in ia invastinotinn
and ;f facts warrant Il to ranort a nill to
onnnl tha oornorot;on
APPOINTMENTS.
The president has sent the following
n nominations to the senate:
Treasury ohm j. Kennedy, of New
York, to be appraiser of merchandise in
the district of Buffalo Creek, N, Wv,
Flee eckenstein, of New York, to be coliec-
tor of internal revenue of the 29th dis
trict of New York; p. @. DOYLE, of New
York, to be collector of customs for the
district of Buffalo Creek, N. Y,
To be Assistant Appraisers of Merchan-
dise-William Mckinney, of New York,
in the district of New York; j. Rockwell,
in the district of New York j Jacob Shone-
hoff, in the district of New York.
Justice Robert G. Lee, of Mississippi,
to be attorney of the United States for
'ho eou'iioin oi'OAAoo ~ 1"''''o'PP'
In the senate to-day Senator Morgan
onereo an aMonuu'en' W .ne sA'eE IT,
pe"i onl piosiu'ns 100, ,o ,osi1,on ~ .no
Iree colhage 90 aos y aoo': anu 10. .:n ..o 70,
li''eion - - ~ nH ~. po.s .l.;n' ] ~ Ln
msr;con standard silver dollar
AFRAID OF THE WEST.
Congressman G. D. Haines, of New
York, who introduced an amendment to
the constitution regarding senators, says:
81 believe that states with less than 50O,-
600 population should have only one
senator. I don't think there is any eqall-
ty or Justice in allowing some OF tho
western states two senators, while such
states as New York, Massachu-
seI.s' r.nhSylvani" wv, ~. anu Lilly .n,,o.s a"'o
ohly 'wo. onuoi Ino p,1oon' saUon ~:
rev sniai s'a:es ii ~ .n0 M ilo'.nwoss 'al, W.
mho,a 0 T u - Tho cnrntrv This 10 entirelv
wrnno - and sincerely believe the const,.
tnt;on ought 70 he chanped os nv resolu-
t;nn coils for
~
NATIONAL Nofh''
Senator KYLE addressed the senate
Yesterday opposing the silver repeal bill.
D;..ua,o 80 ,Lonsos md Denson of
A,ahns,n nasta,dan oddr.sse5 tha houao
in favor of the ropeal Of the federal cleo
Talk of compromise continues in Wash
ington and there seems little doubt but
that some measure favorable TO SILVER VIII
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