New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
TN AND OUT OF CONGRESS-.
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED IN THE
BRECKENRIDGE POLLARD SUIT.
RESULT OF THE PARLIAMENTARY Ehf'Oi 'o'''
IN NOMINATIONS BY THE PREsi-
DENT-THE ANTIoPTToN BILL

HEARINGS.
| ,,.,,r..o, March The trial OF the suit
| hrorgh. ac,lnst CONGRESSMAN William e. +. breck-
| irridce Of Kentucky by Madeline v Poiiaru LOT
| breach OF promise In which Is involved ehe o''t, &c
| Of seduction. will begin tomorrow morning III t
| city Colonel Enoch Totten. one Oh Ooo"e ID IN
irrdec,s counsel f. Ill in Florida. and. as he VIII
not return 70 Washington for week. IL IL ""e''
that his associate. Colonel Philip Thompson' j.,
| OF Kentucky will ask for postponement' Dut II
| IA believed the Court will not grant the Request
| unless the counsel for the paintin consent Ii" d
| matter Of courtesy and his they are not nsPOSeu
| 70 do in View OF previous delays Miss foiiari Is
| represented by Jere wilson anu 'd''e''''
| Isle.
| A. A. WILSON, the Marshal Of the District OF 90
| lImba has received hundreds OF applications ior
seats at the trial. but he has taken no acuoh CON
| corning them. Lawyers are showing great 'e''
of ineres, I'm the legal battle that will be fough''
| and many of them expecting crowd nave ap-
Piled for reserved in the space reserved 10,
| the Bar In view OF these applications, NarSna'
| Wilson has asked the Judges OF the Dis'ric' gu
| preme Court 10 allow the largest courtroom ~,
their Jurisdiction to be used, ana the request WIN
| be granted. This chamber, known as Crli''a'
| Courtroom No J. was used for the trial OF "u'-
| teau
| , d,srotch has t-aeu received here announcing
the result Of the japanese Parliamentary election
| on March l. The dissolution or the Lo"cT HoD7o
! on December 50 in consequence OF the i"''o
| ducton OF measures which the GoVernme'l
garded as preudlcal to foreign interests ne i''o
eral party. which supported this view. has gained
more than twenty seats. and with cer'ai" i.,'''''
| dlsnosed ne1;rals has a ma jorty In the House.
This result puts an end the socalled antforeigh
agitation, and indicates that the japanese Parma
ment will support the Government IN MAINTAINING
n friendly and progressive policy in their inter-
| course with foreign nations
The President to-day sent to the Senate the ioi-
| lowing nominations:
| postnasters: New York-H. c. Da'er. Balis'oh
| SIM: NJ l. Dement, Clifton Springs; W. IL. Couer'
| I'rion ;prIngs. MA Seymour. Mount Morris;
George Roger Millerton; ". N. Bulls. Sherburne'
| / T. Gallup Greenport: H. G. Crouch kinsstoh'
| y W Rose Geueseo: r. VI. Davis. Alfred Ceh're'
! T. W Chamberlain Belmont; Philip JuersehS ham
! burg New Jersey-Brdge; lane. summit MaSSa-
| chusetts-Wlll.am i'rovin. Westhed; H. h. hnow-
| land Ma-tIehead Connecticut-C. J. Porter Bethel
| Transatlantic j. CIT Hanover; X. NJ Eiliott
| Gettysburg; j. T. Adams Franklin. Nerinoh'-r'
! " CAuds Rrattlehoro. Oho-W. G. Warnock'
! fe.laire; H. l.. Mcdowell Ottawa; j. e. Mohho'
Canton: Peter WelgorlIng Defiance. ILLINOIS,. =
| Deadv Grand Crossing: J. NJ. Thomas Jr.' "Fo-
| ming Maryland-H. D. EllesoOd. Salisbury. Michi-
| r,n-J & Rracken Allegan; W. A. Strong Reei
| guy. \ q Wall Saginaw East side: C. e. Baker
Plymouth. H. j.. Wilher. Howell; +. W. 'orheI
Kalamazoo: :. w Genizier. Constantine; l. r.
| Carroll Grand Rapids. Mnnesota-G. +. Trent
W.,cna Missouri-N =. Hart. Seda'ia; Lowery
Ia Cber,.ston: A. g. Conrow Richmond. Ne
br,s,,-I G. Foster Nelson. Texss-W. H. Ian
caster Marshall
Iicn,enant-C Colonel A. smith sih Infantry. 10 be
colonel Major O. VI Randall, ith Infantry. - be
lieutenant colonel. Captain G. :. Carpenter Hih
r,f,utry 70 be major Second Lieutenant q. b.
French an Infantry. TO be- first lieutenant second
iieui.nant Frank owen. S.h Infantry 10 be MS
ncutcE9nt captain H. :. Kilbourne nsss'ant su,-
ron ., be major and surgeon. Captain Lester n
tsardf!ee 20 Dc ,,,in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j.
LAS 20 ." q 81 ~ c',nmandc, Lieutenant I r.
Nj Mason - D" heutenan -cominlHter Leu
tenant Gonio; "rS"T ,,,or grnso " j. Rolge7s
IN he = lieutenant. Passed Assistant Pawn rHter
charles Ray TO be paymnsLcr Asss'an. ray
pa"mas;er
TIE rooms Of tho senate Committee the Iu-
H..i IN ihe mos, secrecy. we're thrown open 20
ne publr tni- morning ana Tor more tnan an h,,a
pr,posei changr in the Constitution inenlci t.
pr,yic for the recosniton o, me n hc Kew VI r
T. stevens 81 Phad-lphia; Editor Of The Sia'e.
and Dr Robinson % Pi;tshurr, were among thV'r
who addressed the committee
Senator Wilson Gcp- lowO has INTRODUCED in
The senate a bin tnnt has for ~ purpose the es,
tinrti,n Of the business 81 "scalpins rai!roai
,ickrrs II makes II unlawfu for any one TO s''il
rliIr,ad ,lcketa wthou, due authority from The
company who's. tickets they ofer. ana tor me ran,
road company - plac' IT, tickets IN ' nb IN .; %:
any hut authorized agents An ofrcnsc on t n pSri
% either 81 punishable ~ me OF SS" 'm nus 9t
Tickets and for such portions 81 unua"i tchrts
80 may d. prr9ented, less the value "t th"' par
# thc Ticket used
To- bearings on the Anticipation bill were con
tnued before the House c2mmitte;r on ATcTIfurr r.,
ah rEpg 10 s passage il the word future were
T6Irio. ohio. ami Representative Taylor. OF
chicago. nivo spoke against lhe p'l. anu .I' olt.
lniioa, adopted by the Chicago Board protesting
against its passng"
Senator Martin Of Kansas not TO be outlons In
ne a general pension bill which increases the
pension OF every person now on the rolls 81 = Il
including the widows Of all soldiers who served in
that war. 10 Sl2 month
Two hundred thousand dollars OF the $oooooO
loan has not yet been taken up the rriot Yrs
Gcfauting and failing to make the necessary t'-
post within the time named. The Treasury De
partment has received on account OF tt po inine
md premium for which the bonds were sold or
tn" MONEY paid for The new issue PHI o9naS ss''V
10 the present date about sh.cWOv or me ne" poIs
hay seeg d TO ARE a%ai,ng orders FOR given
denornna tons of bonds before they can be set out
The House Committee on Commerce favc"a1ly re
ported this morning kepresentatve Ryan 81, 10
to include Yonkcrs. westchester County. ~, oth"r
bills nya TeP% Tse MnI on On the coast Of south
Kingston L. r. and to bridge the Tennessee
River at Clifton Tenn.
Mr. Cummings Dem, y. " has introduced In
the House . bin granting an American registry 10
the steam sloop Willie. owned Icy the Hoard or
Foreign Missions OF the Presbyterian church or the
United states The vessel Is now engaged IN mis-
sonary work on the west coast or Africa
IY,e President to-day sent the Senate large
la tch OF correspondence between this GoVernmeht
and the governments of Colombia NeneZleia ana
Uayu concerning the procamations issued March
10 1892 levylng Import duties on sugar, holasSs
brought TO the United States In compliance with
Section uhe reciprocity clausel OF the Mckin.ey
law The documents submitted number thlrtN-
eight. and include all the correspondence passing
between the governments mentioned between Jnnu-
AIRY H. 1892, and June 10. 1893
MINOR PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE
Washington. March When certain Judgments
fron, tho Court Of Claims in Indian depreciation
cases were reported to the House to-day MI COX
Dern Tenn said that under the law OF 1871 these
judgments were final and they should 60 to the