Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
Political Parties as Represent.
cd in the Senate.
WE'RE NOT CONFERRED.
Loss ihll Two E.lIIon Dollars EoB
Left In tho Treasury.
srraruE cdunr DECISIONS.
gho Iost stringent order Tct is,ucd
TO Enforce the chinese IL.
ciusiou Act.

tlhNiNu ACT
wAsmNGtoN, March G-The pros.
ent roilcal of the Senate shows %
Democrats, - Republicans, popu..s',
/ Independent aud ! Farmcr,' am.
Huce aud three vacancies. Tao vacau.
ciou uro one each la Montana, Wash.
ington ard Wyoming, Should lho
Republicans eventually dil all VI .he-o
vacaucici, which can scarcely bu the
case n view Of Bechwith's appoint.
ment IN Wyoming, II would give tugm
~. should tho Third party scualors
then all vote with the Republicans (an
unlikely sIpposltionl the senate would
be- tie, with Vice President Steven.
sOn holding the deciding vote.
The competition % the House, q
shown by unofficial returns, il Demo.
Gratis 2l7, Ropuolcans i23 aud tbs
Thru party 8,
NOMINATIONS NOT C1EFfRMED.
Tucre were thirty.six nominations
sent ~ the Senate by President HGr.
riron during the last session that faileu
OF confirmation. OF this number one
was rejected, that oi John T.. Fiudiny
OF Maryland, to be arbitrator of the
United States on the Chilean claims
commission. Tho name Of e.. NJ,
Lambertson WAS substituted by
tho Preaiuent tut no action was
iskou on 1t by the Senate. The
most important nomination not tauU-
toned uy the Senate was that o
Benton Hanchelt VI Michigan o. De
United states Circuit juIge fot the
Sixth Judicial diHtgiut % succeed Judge
Jackson, confirmed ~ associate Just cr
ol the u nited States supreme Corr.
For purely political reasons the Den o.
cratic senators used their influence 10
prevent Hauohetrs confirmation.
Three army nominations for desirable
positions failed Tor lack Oi action. ono
was that Of Lieutenant John a. Dap.
fay TO be paymAstcr wiki rank OF major.
rhe promotion Ut Colonel Elwpli =.
Otis 10 bo brlgudicr general In place o.
General Carr, who va, forced 10 retire,
also leli through on account u the al.
tagOnlsm O! the generate iiiepds, WIN
obi, ctel ~ his retirement. Among tn,
Other filiucf, were that Of Lycufgua Il.
Woodward, 70 be commissioner iOr the
District Of Alaska; Rgps y. Lrwrllyn,
TO be Judge Of probate Ia the county oil
Snnpete, Utah; silaa n. FOrsha, 70.
ceiyer OF public moneys, Rapid cry,
>. D., anu several postmastetu.
TOOK THE oAqH OF OFFICE.
Judge Gresham took the oath OF
ulllC1 az secretary Of state this after
noon. Mir. Wharton aiierwGri signed
Judge Gresham's commission anu the
latter VIII perform Ike Office tomor.
row for his associates IN the cabinet
VINO took the Oiths today, Hon.
Josiah Quincy VI Massachusetts, hA,
accepted the position Of assistant sec.
Rotary Of state.
GOES 10 CALIFORNIA.
Postmaster General wanEmRker
Will leave Washington Wednesday
evening Tor tour OF California anu
Mexico.
GOLD IN the TREASURY.
, Secretary Foster Of ths Treasury
department this afternoon received d
TELEGRAM from Assistant Treasure
Roberts at New YORK, stating tina
+ g., O75, 900 Ia gold nat been taken fol-
, export tomorrow. This leaves tn
Unitcd States treasury with less thai
$4,000 u free gold, tho lowUs
, | point 1t has reached since tue passag
OF the act Tor the resumption Of Hpoci,
o payments.
DISPLAY OF FGREwORNs.
i Incidental TO the Inauguration fes
c tlyities was the illumination tonight Oh
% the Capitol builuingand PeunsylYauil
1 avenue and u display VI fireworks on
= the monument grounds. These wer.
{ to have taken place saturday eveulnti
% out owing 10 the inClement weather OF
e Saturday aud tor other reasons they
K " ere postponed until tonight,
o Electric suus were placed ON stands
d twelve lee. high In front OF thu Capitol
1 10 illuminate that building. The effect
4 was beautiful and, the structure being
r. ON nil, is hnu sharp outline was
i visible miles away,
= The lighting Oi tho avenue was
d effected by forty union il.umiuntuns,
4 and those were supplemented 10y re-
Y vglving suna. The best UHtutiainmou,
: OF the evening was tue pyr1lochu.caI
K ilspay ON the monument grounds
4 wuUru for about an hour the crowd.
, were treated To "A perfect iusilaie O
(. explosions following each other ~
,. rsiiI SUCCESSION aud including all the
o devices known ~ tho pytoiechnic ART
j rHg LAST OF THE LAKE FRONT CASE
{ Justice Field this afternoon gave
T directions 10 Cirrk Mcl<euney 10 entol
. denial ami NOTIFY the counsel In th'
y matter Of the application Of the lilinoi
y Central Railway company Tor u re-
u hearing Of the celebrated Chicago LAKE
e front case. Tho matter WAS entirely
{ Informal anu forms no latl OF lh'
record Of the court The refusal L
Il entertain motion to retry the case 1
is conclusive OF tho controversy, ant
n must emf the possibility ut lis orlni
u reopened. The main point disput
is tue title 10 the Chicago Sate
front, though there VIII necessarily b
further litigation over certain pr0porl.
now held by the railway company An