Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-07
WASHINGTON BUDGET.
THE FIGHT YET TO COME.

The adjournment of congress and the
developments Immediately following
serve only to accentuate the conclusion
that the financial question, instead of
being solved, is only in the incipiency OF
its discussion. The silver senators ap-
pear to be congratulating themselves
over the fruition of the labors of con-
gress. They claim that its action has
only served to call the attention of the
public to the real question at issue and
that they will now appeal to the voters OF
the country for vindication.
THE NEW STATES.
Bills have now been reported from the
house committee providing for the ad
mission of two new states. New Mexico
and Utah, and third, Arizona, will be
reported upon favorably. The bill for
the admission of Oklahoma is yet pend
ing in the committee room. contest
over the latter is expected, as there is a
faction in Indian territory against ad'
| mission.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
The president made the following ap
pointments:
ON. Melbourne, collector of interna
revenue, lst district of California.
Charles Speck, collector of interna
revenue, 1st district of Missouri.
TIL. Morris, collector of customs, dis
trict of Portsmouth, N. H.
A. M. Dalgren, collector of customs, dis
trict of Pearl river, Miss.
i ,a aEAPpoINTgD.
President Cleveland has issued tempo
rery commissions to the following namet
persons, whose nominations failed OF con
firmation by the senate. This will enable
them to perform the duties of their ottic'
until they can again be sent to the senat
when that body reconvenes in December
Robert E. Preston, director of mints
Peter G. Doyle, collector Of customs a
/ Buffalo Creek, N. T.; George F. Weed
collector of customs at Champlain, N. Y.
John j. Kennedy, appraiser of merchan
disc at Buffalo Greek, N. Y; Walter Il
Bum, appraiser of merchandise at NeS
York city; Valentine Flirckenstein, col
lector of internal revenue for the twenty
eighth districts of New York; David q
; Browne, collector of customs for tn
district of Montana and Idaho; John Z
Riley, of New York, to be consul genera
of the Untitled States at Ottawa, Canada
To be consuls of the United States
Newton B. Ashby, at Dublin, Ireland; Il
Clay Armstrong, jr., of Alabama, a
| Greenoble, France; Benjamin Tenthiel
) of Massachusetts,, at Sherbrooke, Quebec
. The president also appointed the fol
D lowing postmasters who failed of contil
4 nation ut the extra session of congress-
Kansas-John Lynch, at Marion, vic
f.. Lewis, resigned, q"
Minnesota ohm n. Driscoll, at Mad,
a son, vice A. D. Brown, resigned.
/, Stephen NJ. Wilder, at Spring Vale!
vice w. L. Kellogg, removed.
= .1,ss' NATIONAL NOTES.
II Treasury department figures show 81
: 51s immig rants arrived in the Unite
. States during September, and that 45l 81
!, arrived during the nine months endin
: September 80; 476,47e arrived for tn
:. t. same nine mouths of 1892.
!. Secretary Herbert has received di
= patch from Captain Picking, of the cruise
|. Charleston, now at Rio de Janeiro, whic
! confirms the press dispatches of ane1pl'
< sion of powder magazine in which se'
eTAl men were klIlou anu iAJulou'
'I The annual report of William H. Pug
pa commissioner of customs, to Secretal
Carlisle for the fiscal year 1898, show
that the merchandise imported for exh
% bition at the Woilds fair from May
1892, to June 8, 1885, MAS 149,8s7 pacl
/. ages at aninvoice valus 81 $ls,25s,94S.
lfssRelative to an international cenferenc
the United States is now in the financi
le [bosition so ardently desired by the Al
rs ministration; that of absolute Indifferent
a. whether one is called or not. If it is dor
{. a must come from some one of the Eur
IN ,pean powers. 1t 10 belieued that the 81
nation in India will soon force Englar
c. to ask for another consideration of IL
r silver question.