Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-08
OPTIMISTIC POPS.
They Think they WIN Organize the
Next Henate-she sugar Planters
Will Get No Bounty.

Washington, Jan. S.-The district court
of appeals Today affirmed the decision of
the district supreme court refusing to
grant the Miles Sugar Manufacturing &
Planting company, of Louisiana, man
damus compelling Secretary Carlisle and
Internal Revenue Commissioner Miller to
proceed under the law to awarding sugar
bounties Notwithstanding its repeal of
the new tariff law. The case was brought
as test suit. Appeal to the U. s. su-
preme court is yet open to the planters
case, it having gone against them in all
inferior tribunals.
PoPULIsT CLAIMS.
The Populists claim that in addition to
PETER, Kyle, Allen and Stewart, avowed
Populists, Jones, of Nevada, will GER
tainly act with them, in organizing the
senate after March 4, as we'll as Senators
Irby and Tillman, of South Carolina, and
Butler, of North Carolina, giving them a
representation of eight senators. Many
Republicans contend that an agreement
between the the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis Is more natural than combination
of Republicans and Populists.
THE Z. B. CHAPMAN MATTER.
The court of appeals of the District of
Columbia has rem n1ered on opinion sus-
tanning the opinion of Judge Cole in the
case of Messrs. Chapman and Mccartney,
stock brokers who refused to testify be-
fore the sugar investigating committee
regarding individual speculations
through their firms. Judge Coles decis-
ion overrules the demurrer filed by the
brokers to the government indictment.
AFTER U. s. JUDGE.
Charges of a sensational nature against
U. s. District Judge August Ricks, of
Cleveland, are contained in memorial
presented to the house yesterday by Rep
sentative j ohnson, of Ohio, who secured
the immediate passage of a resolution in
structing the judiciary committee to in
vestigate.
The charges are made under oath by S.
j. Ritchie, of Akron, Ohio. While di-
rected mainly at Judge Ricks they indi.
rectly effect Judge Burke and Ex.U. s.
Senator Payne, of Cleveland. Ritchie
gives the names of formidable array of
counsel in Washington, Cleveland and
Akron retained in his behalf. The charges
involve losses reaching $6,O0OOO0, which
Ritchie claims to have suffered in decis-
ions made by Judge Kicks affecting Can
adian copper and silver mines.
CAPITAL NOTES.
Congressman Post, ofIllinois, died sud-
denly yesterday.
Congressman Springer expects the
final vote on the Carlisle currency bill to
take place on Saturday. Since the ac-
tion of yesterdays Dem ocratic caucus the
passage of the measure is highly prob
able.
In the absence from the city of the
vice president and President Protein.
Harris, Senator Ransom was yesterday
chosen president protein. of the senate.
The oath of Office was administered by
the venerable Senator Morrill,.
A Convention Of Manufacturers.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. s. - The re-
sponses indicate that the national or
ganization of manufacturers, January 20,
23 and "a, will be we'll attended. After
the election of officers city will be Sc
lected for headquarters. In addition to
developing foreign trade it is proposed
to have expositions in South American
capitals and urge the control of the
Nicaragua canal by the United States.
Elaborate programs have been arranged
for each day with royal entertainments
in the evenings. While national legisla-
tion will be considered, the organization
is non-political, non-partisan and non
sectional.
Among the speakers are Gov. Mckinley,
Senator Sherman, Mayor Caldwell, War
ner Miller, Ex-Gov. J. D. Cox, President
M. E. ingalls,, Speaker Crisp and Secre-
tary Herbert.