The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-06
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.


- ONo seN@ Shttr ~ " pt t.t
Fourth-elsss Postnnsters In Pennsylvania
The Roseh 1acident Hevivea In the Sen.
sse-secretsry CsriIsie's Appointunents.
WASHINGTON. April 5.-Attorney-aeneral W.
n. Hensel OF Pennsylvania. accompanied By
j. Marshal Wright. Chairman OF the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, made q flying
visit to Washington to-day. The object Of
their visit was one OF much significance to
the srnali-fry ONCE seekers OF Pennsylvania.
There has been much interest fclt ns to the
plan Mr.. Cleveland will pursue In distributing
patronage In States where the Senators and
the majority OF the Congressman are Republic
cans 1t has been suggested that the State
Central Committees OF these States be recog-
nized In making recommendations In districts
not represented by Democratic Coneressmen.
This plan has been com hated In Pennsylvanin
By the members OF the Congressional COM
hlns' who are opposed. to National Chairman
chin. but 1t IL agreeable, to Mr.. Harrity and
his frisnds. a. the ktate Central COMMITTEES is
III tes WSs believed %ll : nsff' That Mr.. Hsrr,ty and Mr..
Hense! have received intimniion that this
rlan Of recommending appointments is to he
mastssss at lenst. " H.. Hs S' apa and s fiass chair hofr.
man Wright therefore called on 'H%eadsmnn"
6Im 4 H. 81, ,issSins b b Se1ma"'Ser.s - sH rrssi idif S'i IL
hepuniican districts who are to be consulted
Postsnasters.' al and whnso pec OF i msndat ttsss
sTen 81 prsirSSil' ca as tss.e a Ar ,c only srn o. the
sSSrSas%R ' tIs State Is' ces.r nfi5 COM apa h sRiss
T. their nhsolute machine. will have a wide
posed i /! :ai sdc as ssel by ' iss : Pal I d 5ns S'fDs sr SrG.
msnt. This large am cunt OF patronage IS said
may assist Elm fiH'i his s az pl Me for au a. :.
.. II: Sl e 81, 81 f% S:$ss n rs !, v 81 $SS:sissees sr ,s;ss, he,
combine' toh fghttng pitch. A meeting OF that
many of Them "a could agree together, should
n SsSs s%%eii IN Hsp to tsy T districts sts" sSjd ,G the
their own.
Two speeches were made In the Senate to-
day on the question OF tho admission Of the
scnators appointed by the Governors OF Mon
h1,sEislaturss q those States had ialie TO elect.
Gs.its ,.l ;4s:' q s"t The s.e aass,ioa ana Mr. EeFe eh an PR Or
construction Of the clause Of the Constitution
bearing on the subject; while Mr.. Palmer
in WashinRton's farewell address. warming
m ps,Sple 10 Of the danger Of charging the Con.
Mr.. Chandler revived the Roach incident by
resoiution calling on the Treasury for comics
ineton. /. G.. from r"i is s77s5'N to So ssns and ID S oi tie
hank examiners on its condition. The reso-
dor@anH tbem ov RAJ. On the objection OF Mr.
The secret session Of the Senate this after
noon was devoted entirely to routine matters.
The Russian treaty was not mentioned. and It
Is consider doubtful whether tho Senate will
release the text OF that treaty so as to permit
the public to know its exact purport. The
ton ei's secp pppo's Because sns rs% fSsS az are en nn iR'%hE,
that the treaty. as finally agreed upon. should
&c e. out ssn SSsoi%IIsni Gsa y fht sh R. orIssIInsl draft q
f. III. 81, sondI %Ss 8 s t SIe - i. f Seeo% s.sst do %ss:
Course BY the two ! do oSf1sa@sa g som nns dS SsSas
sasssstG p1ocIamst 10 c viii fi1 IL msss. a. Ts to Ss ssems
to be no explanation Of the strange. delay in
S SsT nbIs snss.m 81 f. +, ftSSt s s1sSssnR RSt II rs.Po the
hSnr; S9less i i BE- so' t.Se ,t that he has recslSsd
Secretary Carlisle this morning designated
Morris L Muhlemun. cashier Of the New York
sub-Treasury. as acting Assistant Treasurer
at New York. Mr., Muhleman has been fro
tTInaiHted States Trsasurer NebsEsr from rom t ls,' s.e
%ftsnsisr Of q, ;so monsy III IN M H." N XSsk Yo S1t'l sa e.
rs, ut I ;:s 3 !. 5 %:&i:II ts;as. sppe.s.sa 4. Car.
]9 Tss,s z RasSB s pfses r S!ss . HsREy . y sx9 saa
R Isr tie es snS t pai!dinsss.H, Sr ,a5 6out rs sfUH nItsd
sssl Bri S,' ana Ssi'! H. III Thar rsss% S 81 Thio. BY H ssp Is
NO relation q Secretary Carlisle:
.p asT,t d By goH s g al hcs ay Z F f%n ttS 2
Inspector at Baltimore. Md.
Senator Vance. Chairman OF the Senate Com
~ -t- $3.50 80 4.
afternoon that nothing would be done this
s seas 81 M II t Msrt %S' tSe g son ahs e9 fpem K fS5 sns
He said that it would be impossible to take It
tie President signifies his intention Of sfV su e.
mitting nothing, more to the senate the body
two dnys after the President has said he has
no further communication &c make there
y YOU'D abs n Pts BE- 7 GsoEEs ssns Of sSs z in the city.
secure. a vote on the Martin case. hut he does
i@pr ,a'ns i Is shs : t tss ssn lstsl Win T ad;oSss sRs oas
week from Saturday next.
The nomination Of Mr.. Eckels to be Comp
troller Of tho Currency has not been reported
to the Senate. but 10 still In the hands Of the
sut-comnittee q the Committee on Finance.
f fss'sa a. q b sss Gsf cs%ntI RSFs the e. f In caprsn sc:
N Mr;; h mus msns sss sSe any N i RpsTiSsrT s saDis5iep 9Ss
committee Is inclined to believe that the pre-
yailing rumor as to Mr.; EeksIs's selection for
ed. and 1t, Is understood that the attention Of
the President will DO brought to this ~particu-
lar case by members OF the subcommittee
through representations made to the head OF
the Treasury Department
The contract for furnishing the seven spring
return mortar carriages for the .twelve-inch
brooch loading riied mortars has been awards
ed t9, the West Point Foundry Company Of
The nrst carriage is to .ba delivered In six
months. And the remainder one every two
months. The. company expect to complete
their contract In fifteen months, but eighteen
months arc given them In case Of accident
1000 Chinese Actors for the WORLDS Falls.
WASHINGTON. April 5.-United States Consul
Seymour at Canton. China, has csbled the
State Department that 1000 Chinese actors.
&C.. belonging to rival companies. have left
Shanghai for the United States to visit the
Worlds Fair. where they will give exhibitiona. |
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