New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06
IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS-
CoXEYITEs STARVING AND ANXIOUS TO
LEAVE TOWN.
THE CHOLERA SITUATION REAssrRrNG JUDGE
JENKINS CONpEMNED-CO NSt'Ls APPOINTED
BY THE PRESIDENT.

BY THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON. June The bands Of de.uiei Coxcy-
ties intrenched in the TWO encampments at High
lands AMI B.alensburg. on the outskirts OF Wash
rr,on are supposed b. suffering for the common
necessaries OF ifc. and the authorities u Washing
ton VINO took measures for the repression of
the movement when II s~em~l Likely TO be-
con,n a pubIc menace, are now humanely consider
Ing what they DO FOR their relief from actua.
physical suffering and starvation In the CpNey
camp at Highlands there s nothing but bread ana
water
The condition in the camp 81 the Gaivniics. AT
BlaAcnsburg IL not much better. By going 20 the
residents IN the immediate vicinity some of them
have had their hunger assuaged temporarily, bu, The
majority Of the ~ men are rot getting SUFFICIENT
food 10 sustain ne ior any consierabe period *
time.
George r Ward who ranks next - Gavin. called
a. tho office OF the Dis'rc; Commissioners yea:er-
day and asked permission 20 solicit supplies from
the business men OF the District to last them tiA
they can leave the city. Commissioner Ross ca..ei
n meeting OF his Colleagues and gave Wari hoaF-
| Ing. ward explained that the men were suffering
for want Of food. hc said he know they had come
here without any invitation from the people Of the
District and tnat proper precautions should have
been taken to sec that food on hand they had
expccted food from the West. He says they VIII
leave by the last OF this week. but mus have some
thing u AT once or starve.
IN
slon,r Ross said that however much he might con-
do,,n the delus!3n that had brought the men here,
he meant 70 do what ne could 10 give them relief
tly they can get away. and that he hoped peope
would respond to the appeal for their relief.
General Frye. hatbanl. shoulder straps military
cloak and al. tore himself Away from camp Has-
tie Yesterday and took wost-bound train for Gin
cinnat from whore ne expects to join his personal
command.
The applicaton for writ OF habeas corpus Tor
the three imprisoned 'wca.crs has been abandoned
by Representative Hudson. Mr. coxey either did
not have N5 10 deposit with the cerk OF the Su-
irene Court or what s more probable. he ola not
care to drop tina, much money when there was
hardly A remote probability 81 any beneh; being
derived thorefrom. Carl browne announces ms
uncbangoable purpose Of serving ton days in jail.
rather than pay tho s. fine iTnposcd upon him IN
addition 10 the twenty days imprisonment
Coxey Will gladly pay his s. 20 secure his liberty.
Official reports Just received by the Marine
Hospital Service rs to the general cholera S'ua-
ton in Europe are somewhat reassurins 80 FAR 10
regards those parts Of Europe toward wnich the
tide Of American summer travel tends
The House judiciary Committee to-day finally dis
passed Of the Boatner report the investigation INTO
The charges against judge jenkins The report
viii 20 to the House accompanied by the following
resolution p,
"Resoved That the action OF Judge James r.
Jenkins I'm issuing said order OF September ~ lS,S
at the instance Of the recEiyers % gsInst me en-
ploves Of the said railroad company III erect Ion
oujtting lis service on the limitation therein stated
and issuing the said order or Dscsmp'r 80, NJ
effect forbdding officers Of me asqr f x
ercsing the lawful functions OF tnet on rocess
position. oppressive exercise OF ,ls p"d
Of his court: an abuse OF judicial power ana ga u
wronrful restraint upon said employees ana the ON
GERS OF the said labor ORGANIZATIONS that sald ouerS
have sanction In legal prece"ein ttrs and CON
trary the genius and freeaom OF her cnndemna
ton of the representatives. Of the American peo-
The minority Of the committee have reserved the
right ile report
The President to-day sent to the Senate the FOL
G. + Berry. Of California to be Assistant Treas
ur E ~ ~ Rraden. OF Montana to be assayer OF the
United states Assay ONCE at Helena Mont 81,
H. D for the Eastern Bitict Of Maryland
II. H. Trmble. OF Iowa ~ DC PENSION Agent a'
j. 4. Andrews. OF Texas, to be agent for the In
diens of the Lernhi Agency in Idaho. - p-,oo
Of Iowa. al Matanzas. Cuba; Perry Bartholow Of
Missouri at Plauen. Germany; william j. a. Ia. la
he'll Of California, at Port Louis Manr!us: samuel
ProsEauer of Virginia at Puerto Cabeio' we've enc
1@a b w G. hGSers sae Sf SOF5H
Calais France; A. T. TRAY. OF Florida at baraeoa'
George s. Laird to be postmaster at Chelsea, Mich.
The ownership OF Johnsons Islands including
Neckar Island which the latest advices from Ha-
wall report to be the destination OF two rival YES
gels was settled thirtynve years ago. by the prompt
action OF President Buchanan. Attorhey-uene'ai
Olney this morning readily turned to the dessJh
OF his illustrious predecessor. Jeremiah IA;
VINO examined the matter IN Ss ane on March
10 Ig5s planted the American nag and Two c,ossess