New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-15
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Washington. Oct 14-It is understood that no
further action will be taken by those interested IN
the payment of the sugar bounty until Congress
meets Secretary Carlisle has promised 10 near
argument why he should not send the case. under
Controller Bowlers decision to the United States
Court OF Claims. but neither Senator Henderson
nor any other of those Interested has so far
ayailed himself OF this proffer. and 1t Is said VIII
not do So In the mean time, with the matter sun
held up in the Treasury. Congress will assemble,
and then an effort will be made to have Congress
pass an appropriation of 100000 to pay the sugar
bounty coupled with proviso that the Controller
Of the Treasury shall not have jurisdiction TO pass
upon the constitutionaity OF the case
1t is probable that the request of Don NJ DicKln-
son and the delegation from Detroit, Mich. TOT an
improved mail service between Detroit ana New
York City will be granted by the Postmaster-Gen-
eral The postmaster General has found law 10
cover the international question Of United states
postal clerks going through Canadian territory De-
tween the two points by which the distance can De
lessened and will make arrangements 10 give De-
troit a more convenient service
The third annual convention of the National ne
tail LIQUOR Dealers Association will meet In WASH
ington tomorrow, each State organization oehg
represented by three delegates The objects OF the
association which is composed Of licensed dealers
are stated to be for the enforcement of laws against
the illegtmate sale of liquor, the suppression OF
drugstore traffic in intoxicants and mobilization
OF prohbitve statutes.
Supervising Architect Aiken, of Ohio. who has
been absent from the Treasury for nearly TWO
months and who is now in San Francisco mas
been requested to return here and resume his OIL
cial duties by the 25th inst
Durham White Stevens. the counsellor OF the
Japanese Legation. is suffering from severe at
tack of intermittent fever. lie has been confined
to his room for a week. but his physician does not
look for any serious consequences.
Colonel r. c. wintersmth United States Consul
at Colon whose ill-health compelled his return 10
as d ay 9'ae e He has fully recovered
his late illness, and expects soon TO De al MS
post again.
Major-General Miles has gone to New-York TO
bring his family TO Washington. and to assist In
The transfer of his household goods TO his perma-
nent home here. He viii return on Wednesday
to- I'M, he' pgnt e saeinen nat Monssnor a,o
will be elevated to Cardnalate at the Conslstory
of Cardinals which VIII assemble al Rome in Jan
nary next sad: This article is rehash OF twenty
similar publications which have been made within within
the last twelve months with reference to the Apos
tolic Delegate. How any one know what ac-
ton the consstory viii take with regard to the
cons stories following each other In rapid success
The first is P5v@e AT hs nd 5s siSs o 5he
cals entitled to he present whom he purposes ad-
HeRer known sS h @ 20 secret could
carefully guarded. The announcement is always
surprise to those present. Three days later the
time the red hat is delivered to the persons Sc,
TO Monsignor Satoll, but when. no one can tell
Referring to the suggestion that Monsignor Sa ,
successor Will not be archbishop. the gentleman
above quoted said: "Monsignor saolli has not been
recalled. nor has he received any int'mation that