The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-06
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
JUDGE JEyKTNSS ORDER AGAINST
LABoR ORGANIZE TIONS.


penehmsnt-The New bond. May Not he
Ready for Delivery BEFORE Feb. 20
Representative Everett Opens the ss.-
-Ios OF the House with Prayer.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-An echo OF the re-
cent act Of Judge Jenklns's court In rela-
ton to tho Northern Pucinc Railroad strikers
was heard in Congress to-day. Senator
Allen introduced bill having for Its pur-
pose the prevention Of the abuse Of tho
writ OF in Junction" Tho bill provides that IL
shall be unlawful for any court Of the United
States. or Judge thereof. to issue a writ OF in
junction. mandate, or restraining order against
any labor organization. its officers or mem
bers, in any manner affecting their full free
dom to peacefully and quietly quit the service
OF any person or corporation at any time they
may soc proper to doso.
Mr.. Mccain Dem. ILL., introduced in the
House n resolution directing the Judiciary
Committee to investigate tho charges made
against Judge jenkins and to report whether
they warrant the presentment OF articles OF
impeachment; also to report what action Is
necessary to prevent Il recurrence of the con-
ditions now laid by the Injunction upon the
Northern Pacific and other railroad EN- ployees
and labor organizations The resolution hasa
long preamble recitlng the right OF EN- ployees
order restraining the employees Of the North
ern Pacific from exercising this right
Nathan X. Averll OF Michigan and Lewis II.
Foley OF New York. two OF the cadets at the
Military Academy recently found def cent and
recommended for discharge. have been re-
stored to the academy by Secretary Lamont
Board. kverill. is in the first class and Foley
in the fourth. In young Averilrs case the de-
given on account OF deficiency In studies and
Il T. said that Secretary Lamont, in sending
academic Board was actnstsd by the belief
that the young man would make model
soldier.
The President has decided that on account
OF the pressure OF public business he cant at
tend the funeral services OF MIR. Childs in Phil.
Adelphia to-mOrrow. 1t ts hardly likely that
Mrs. Cleveland will attend. but the President
will have a representative there probably a
member OF the Cabinet.
The total number Of fourth-class Pos.mas-
tiers appointed TO-DAY was 80. Of which 30 were
to MI vacancies caused by designations and
deaths
Among the appointments were the following
for New York state:
Mary 4 ssnnott. at Fargo Gene,es county vice
Ss9s New,Sn [emSO1 "W T h1.rsn At n.ds
slayton. at New DOrp. Richmond county. vice IT, : La
ssp TSs f AZ E1''s RGhmond
At sea side Richmond county. wee I. W. Moore. re.
The President to-day sent to the Senate the
Ausustus zehrns to be Collector OF Customs for the
John R waiieT. 10 be attorney o: the United States
for the western district OF Missouri
10 be ssssss,. q isna once. EDWARD r Evan. of
leo at Las Cruces y VI: Robert NJ ytatch OF oregon.
II be RECEIVER. OF Public Moneys, simpson S R.y.
n.d mH Tsnssn1S NSn Mo:,' n:Esg a, SgSs
Vincent sne!llng at Lakeyiew. or
tain: rrst Lieut. tstyer io~snd fourih infantry 70
S 4. FRS, Sseopa A Lieut. sseohsn
hsesnSy S'S,ssn,a nIsn n be I:, LeI,sHan.
MJy'eP" d "'"'H'O' 10 DO postmaster Al S''''asF''
It was stated at the Treasury Department
this morning that 1t is probable that the bonds
OF the new issue will not be ready for delivery
before Feb. 20 Tho reason assigned is that
the bidders want small denominations Of
bonds. which OF course. will take longer to
print and req uire much m ore time to sign In
tho meantime the various sub Treasures will
receive the money for the bonds and issue re-
cripts for the same. The money, however.
bonds are delivered to the buyers Already
SlOOOuOOO in gold has been deposited in New
York for bonds and S5.UOO, 900 in legal tenders.
4 letter sent to each Assistant Treasurer to-
ing I! tho circulars of Jan. 10 and ~. in
! nited states gold coin aud gold certificates.
but as legal tenders are easily convertible into
gold little trouble will be caused In max
ing the exchange.
The count OF the silver vault In the Treas
urers Office was ompleted this morning. A
shortage OF 1904 was found. all OF which was
stolen by Anderson. tho young messenger
His friends who are highly connected politi-
cally and socially. are making every effort to
have the affair settled. and have agreed TO
rsimburse Treasurer Morgan If the prosecu-
tion Is dropped.
The Supreme Court OF the United States adj
journed to-day. after the announcement Of
opinions and juigm ents. until Monday. March
x h. ~ liz,
l. Hedden. Co lector OF Customs at New York,
was decided In an opinion delivered 10y Justice
not certain cotton cloths with figures on the
groundwork, inserted at the time OF weaving
the law OF 1888 a. cloths having from 10 Rpe 20
200 threads 10 the inch. or because OF tho
rTIeIiI%ppSS..GI co 81 me figures as othe.
by the importer. Hedden decided that they
were dutinble under the, first description and
partment Robinson thereupOn brought suit
TO recover Sl.Ol6 excess duties. and the Cir
York gave him judgment therefor. The Sn,
rreme Court held that the cloth was dutiahls
and reversed the judgment and directed that
the case be remAnded for further proceedings.
Several million dollars OF duties were involved
In the decision.
Secretary Carlisle to-day called for the resig-
nation Of 7. X. lIofcr. superintepdent Of the
Mint at Carson CITY. New r.. W. Madison, Sur
yyeyor Of Customs at Chattanooga, Tenn and
huIue. la. lie accepted the resignation of ".
5. Steel coiner OF the mint at Philadelphia
Can't. Joshua A. Fessendcn. Fifth Artillery.
has been placed on the retired list OF the army
on account Of disability. and this action OF the
President will still further alleviate the stag
nation in promotion that has prevailed in the
Filth Artillery. Capt. tessenden is the third
battery commander Of his regiment TO be re-
tired since the beginning. Of this year Tho
second nt the three. Capt l.. L. Lalinski OF
pneumatic dynamite gun fame was retired on
Saturday The First Lieutenants promoted
bI the two first retirements had each served
in that grade for twenty-five years. Al the
I ime Of the first retirement the three ranking
First Lieutenants in the army were in the |
Fifth Artillery.
DIR. Everett OF Massachusetts. the new Chap |
lain pro tenn OF the House of Representatives. !
figures in Post Ohcs controversy in |
his state that Is causing much amuse-
ment particularly among the civil service |
IeformeTs- Mrs. Arthur Fisk has been TOR |
fourteen years PUstmistTess at Cliuondale
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