New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
POW M ERY
"SEC"
CHAMPAGNE NATURE (Yin Brut).
"High Grade Champagne of
Uniform quah'N'
nv AND OUT OF CONGRESS-.
THE HARBORING OF REFUGEES IN SAL
VADOR.


NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
| Washington June l2.t is stated on authority tnat
! as soon as the Government or SALVADOR mas
fully established tso.f and - abe To preserve Jaw
and order II is the Intention Of President CieVe.'hd
T., dircc: the surrender Of tho refugees now on
board the Bennington the proper judicial authorl-
ties not however. without the fullest guarantee on
the par OF Salvador that the prisoners shat b tried
| bv an Impartial tribunal organized In conformity
with the Constitution 81 the Republic. According TO
! The Attest dispatches from Commander IhOmas'
there sill. exists throughout Salvador state OF af-
fairs bn Mite removed from anarchy and the mem
bers Of tho late Government who received asylum
ON the Harrington wou1. n his opinion, be muir
dcred without any formalities whatever the moment
! they reached shore II he were compelled 70 give
| them up.
II ls said that Commander Thomas was anxious
! FOR permission % take his refugees 70 Panama IN
! the BENNINGTON or 10 put them aboard some out
| wari-bounl merchan; vessel. but was restrained
/ from his proceeding because this Government was
opposed 70 establishing a precedent In the matter
! OF granting asylum While 4 s true that the naval
/ regulations contain an ancient paragraph giving a
commanding officer certain discretion 10 act in the
interests Of humanity In extraordinary contingencies
! and that Commander Thomas is. IN NJ probability
! fully protected by that clause In the present IN
/ stance il L. also a fact that very grave compica-
! lions might result from continuance Of this OLD
! practice IN modern times
| Ca,lao 70 proceed 20 san Francisco. stopping at
| necessary intermediate ports" la LiSera1. Saliva
! dor. the nrs' intermediate port she VIII reach
and as Is only l.Om miles from Caao the Charles
ton ought - reach there by SATURDAY night II
her hull were nor 80 rou. she cou'l make the trip
In .ess than three DAYS The Saivnlorean refugees
VIII De kept GA the Bennington until the arrival Of
~, Cnar c.ton when IA there are more accom'no-
difiong on ;he larger ship. they VII probably %
transferred 20 her whore they viii remain until the
Government, % Salvador s. organized 20 the salts
faction - thc United Sltes AMI when there IL no
doubt TINT The death penalty WI! not be re'kiessy
pronounced that the prisoners ran b. fu.y pro-
tec'sI from mob violence.
Nay,, officers VIII be surprised the rspor, proves
true ,hi, me Court = Inquiry which has been IN
v4stira'ing tho dnm'xe - the Columbia fas 70
mace .rv responsibility for the disaster md makes
I'D reflection on Pho efficiency = those IN charge ~
the .hia A. Che time % IN. accident Il Is c1nsii-
e-.d remarkable y the court IA not learn the fnct
hat ,re Columbia hsi - tons OF water bllas;
'- her c,mrartmen's on her voyog" down tho river.
.n ll-cct neglect - 'he regulations The norma.
displacement = me ship only 7.Ho tons br' when
che icf IeagIe Isllni ol h"r trip her Displacement
WAS go tons over 100 tons 10 excess - what her
design cnr.I for ana - this -" tons g., u stated.
sl1a.I not have ben ,al.n aboari untl deep water
vas reached II such great weight wore evenly
d.rfrihl'ei T. Wou,I adj seven inches - ihr yes
se"s Irlugh' hu' unless :; wls carNfr'y balanced
g. ~ gh' cause c,rs.ler1by greater deepening asiern
1r ,,rpa-l The oGlclai report gave the lraugh
oa me rial trip = f.ci inches forward ma p
feet luche. nf WIN seven inches sub'racted from
this u appears that the Columbia would have es
ctped striking the obstruction which caused over
5000 dimag--. T. i~ explained az the Navy Depart
m~nt that the provision for water ballas; IN the
Coiumbi which can he readily secured while at
sea la any amount hv opening valves AMI admitting
sci-wIt~r. j. intended TO maintain equilibrium In
the ye.s-. az her c,a hunkers are cmpuel. and
that there De NJ reasonable excuse FOR carrying
si-h ballast ~ a shallow river. especially re- the
ship va, gaiCgans ~ ,'s, az ~ tine n,on ETPrr
Gals should have place before the Court 81 Inquiry
unwarranah.y deep IN ne water and IN this con
notion ihc board should have insisted upon rea,
the ship a. % the comparatively high speed that
WIS maintained on the way % ne rial in river
c.rcutous channel IN places. ana shown upon al
charts - h9y~ harsiy more dep1n than ne dragTh;
brought TO the attention Of Secretary Herbert when
he reviews the case
The Presiicn, has selected the following Board
OF Engineers 10 recruitment what length q span.
no, less than ZOO feet. would be safe md prac
ucahle for bridge over !he hudson Ryer, under
Professor " II Burr. Of Columbia College, New
caren Of Cincinnati. Theodore Cooper. OF New
York and Major c. ". Raymond Corps u En-
gnecrs. 4. = 4
Tho President sent TO the Senate today the foI
carolina 20 be chief Of the Burenu of Indexes and
fmls Of the United states John b German. Of
Georgia. At Ma,amoras. Mexico: John II. Miller.
Of Kentucky. at Port stanley Falkland Islands
Secretary Carlisle to-day appointed Herman
II senner Commissioner OF Immigration AZ Ellis
leland and Edward F. insolvency. Assistant Com
MISSION to u nl~sSStc the general aSject re
Immigration aws with spec,3l referen s',,, to the
and to report TO the Secretary
The branch printing sfise in the Nav pcgoTt;
the discharge Of several experienced men under the
reform policy started by Public Printer Benedict
Among others the foreman has been discharged
ana HE PLACES Of several useful mon are said TO !
have been 4t By ho 1PPon,meSn 81 nr
noyel by vcyatious delays In the publication OF I'm
sued promptly 20 be OF any value TO mariners Re
ducons have also been ordered IN the other branch
printing Offices.
4, important meeting Of vnrious commercial
bodies Of the United states was begun at the In
tersratc Commerce Committee this morning.
to the chair. after which permanent organiza-
ton was effected rs follows: president Alden
S. Louis; secretary. Edward a Moselcy. OF Wash:
inson e = Wilson OF Cincinnati who no, issued
was TO ascertain public sentiment with regard 10 |
The to IN. and 70 for ,on,
and continuous action IN securing such amend |
conference might support
The Navy Department received n dispatch this |
morning from Commander Phillip. OF the cruiser |
New York announcing the arrival OF that vessel
ot Kingston where she would take coal and pro-
coed Immediately 10 New-York. As he made no
mention OF the condition OF affairs at Buefelds. |
Secretary Herbert presumes nothing notable has |
occurred there.
wOMEY cAN rOrE on SCHOOL MATTERS
Trenton y J.. June t3.-Attorney General Stock
ton this afternoon submitted 70 State School Super
tint. that
at school meetings Notwithstanding chief Justice |
Benslcy's opinion delivered in the Bergen County !
road overseer contest case. which has been in
rerpreted denying To women the right to vote at !