The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-29

Murderer Arguello's Escape-Dritish
Not Anxious to Restore Clarence.

Murderer ArguelIo's Escape-Britfsh
Not Anxious to Restore Clarence.
WASHINGTON. May 2s.-The Navy De-
partment to-day received a report by mail
from Captain Watson, Of the San Fran
cisco, on the course of events at Bluefields
up TO May 10. In this report he describes
the escape of Arguello. the murderer of
the American. William Wilson, and makes
1t very clear that the Nicaraguan commits
5ioner, Lacayo, who was responsible for
his safe keeping. permitted the murderer TO
do about as he pleased and made the faint
est pretense of keeping him safely impris-
oned.
Captain Watson does not refer to the
restoration to power of Clarence. the Mos
fields, and, therefore, it is assumed at the
department that the report that such a
course was in contemplation between the
British officers is based solely on the ex-
cited imagination of the Bluefields people.
In fact. there is reason 10 believe that the
British government does not contemplate
restoration of Clarence If that, as is prob
able, should involve the display of force,
Ciayton-Bulwer treaty, and Great Britain
is just now particularly sOiicitOus that the
United States shall be afforded no excuse
for regarding that agreement as termi-
mated.
of American Physicians.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The present
week will witness a notable gathering of
medical men in this city drawn here for
the purpose of attending the Triennial
Congress of American Physicians on Msy
%, 30, 81 and June L. Among the promi-
nent men expected TO participate in the
deliberations of the congress are the fol-
lowing: Or. Harrison Allen. of the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania; DR.. Thomas
Dwight, of Harvard College; DR.. F. H.
Gerrish, of Bowdoin; DIR. Burt G.. Wilder.
of Cornell; DIR. Abraham jacob. of New
York; DR.. Beverly Robinson, of the Belle
vue Hospital Medical College,. Dr.. j.
Nevins Hyde. of Rush Medical College;
DIR. z. a. Morrow, of New York; DR..
James c. White. Of Harvard; DR.. James
II. Graham, of Toronto; DIR. A. Van Har-
lingen, of the Philadelphia Poiyclinic; DR..
Wyman, encouragement Marine Hospital
Service; DR.. Edward L. Keys. of New
York: DIR. George NJ. Sternberg, L. S. A.;
DR.. G.. Chismore, Of San Francisco; DR..
l.. B. Bangs. of New York; DIR. William
NJ. Pope. of New York; DR.. L: II. Bos-
kenzie, of Johns Hopkins University: DR..
John O. Roe. of Rochester: DR.. James
!. Putnam, of Harvard; DR.. Z. c. Seguin,
OF New York, and DR.. f. u. Bercunn, OF
Philadelphia.
To Prevent Another Bond Issue.
WASHINGTON. May %. Representa-
tive Bailey will again bring forward his
ICSOlillOn QuColAOtAii5 DC(iCloA SdAA .
authority to issue bonds to meet current
expenses in case another bond issue is
determined upon. The Bailey resolution
excited much comment when the recent
issue OF 100000 O bonds was made, but
failed to have any effect in checking the
issue, as the bonds were on the market
before Mr.. Bailey was able TO pilot his
resolution through the judiciary commit
tee and get it before the House. Now,
however, Mr.. Bailey is preparing TO move
before another bond issue is undertaken.
His resolution is on the calendar, and he
saws ne win endeavor to call it UP on The
first intimation that official action is b.
ing taken on another sale of bonds. There
have been reports that a rapid disappear
ance of gold would >necessitate another
bond Issue at an early date. but Mr..
Bailey will not move on these unofficial
reports. He SAYS the resolution may be
changed and strengthened by being made
p Joint resolution, ard he expresses conf1-
dence that both the Senate and House will
pass it il il can be brought TO a vote.
MIR. Johnson Will Speak To-Day.