The National tribune., 1896-05-14
WEEK IN WASHINGTON.

SUNDAY, MAY 3.-Baron von Kettalor, OF the
German embassy, was nolbed OF hls appoint
ment as Minister Of Germany to Mez.co
Baron Won Ketieler's departure VII! cause
rnuch regret in Washington, where he is
immensely popular tax NJ liVely interest
in riding and driving, bicycling, ana otheT
ont door sports rs well rs Icing the popu-
lar beau usually selected by the bachelors AZ
their swell germans during the Winter 10
lead The cotillion.
MONDAY. MAY A Grant Monument As
sociation was formed, with Hon. Watson {.
S0Gire as President and B. Ii. Warner, Sec
retarv. Senator Squirrels bill approprstinE
S3oO Geo Tor tho monument having been
flvoraby acted upOn. tie project OF eitcilug
n suitable memorial 10 Gen. Grant IN " ash
inpion is now taking definite shane. Many
letters heartily iudOssinE the project and
commanding Senator Squire's Zeal IN liie
matter have been received ly him. The
monument. ID is expected, viii DO placed
upon oHc Of the tUveTutacnt reseTVHiions
vet 10 he chosen. Additional money Wal lie
raised l,y personal subscription TO aad TO tie
appropriation.
TUESDAY. MAY6.-The Secretary OF the Treas
uTy wr0Iu letter 10 S6HatoT Allison, Ihalr-
man Of the Senate Committee on AppropIla-
tionS. calling attention to an estimated de-
Icicncy of $I.15O.G00 for defrayinE the ex-
penses of collecting the revenue from Gus
TOMS for 1916 The permanent annual alE
propriati0n for this purpUsr, AS fixed by the
act Of ISL is So 500. CO., not intending lines,
etc The Secretary points to the fact that
Notwithstanding this provision was made 70
years ago, the appropriHionto-day is smaller
than il was Ia 1871 while the demands upon
il have Increased. He says the expense oil
collecting the customs revenues Tor 1880 was
SG.gO0.2sl, whereas the receipts from that
source amounted to $l52, los CI7.
"WEDNESDAY. MAY G.-An0theT murder oc-
CURED this evening about q O'Clock IN The
came territory in which Miss kreElo met her
horrible fate on Monday. The victim was
William Jones, coiorod. The murderer.
Lewis Walker, is also q negro. They met
st tie house OF Harriet Bailey, on Eric
street and after some words had r3oirnt
quarrel Walker went out aud returned
with i.istol. Stepping into The room where
Jones was. he fired thee shuts into bis hody
aud then ned. Jones fell to the fOor and
was sfitrTard taken 10 the Freedmen
Iiost;ai whore lie died. Walker was pur-
sued ly hundred ciizcus, and was finally
surrounded and held until officers from
Georgetown arrived.
THURSDAY. MAY THE monthly statement
OF Tie amount Of the principal articles OF
domestic exports issued by the Bureau OF
Statistics shows that during April, 1886, tho
amount If breadstuGs exported from the
United States was S9210. ls7, which is SUB
staniialIy the same amoant rs for April. 1880.
For the 10 months ended april 30, 1855. the
breads;uffs expectations amounted 10 Slii.
95s. 796 gain over the same period ia lcS5
OF about S22 coo GEO. The cotton exports Tor
April aggregated 81, 26f. STD. loss from
April. 1895. of about 81 $50 600. For tire
eight Iuosslhs the loss was nearly -, 10a,n0O.
FRIDAY bay e.-Cantou tBrnt No. ], Oriental
Order u ZuuaveS, WAS organized by the eioc-
ton ol Edwin J. Sweet. Most High Pasha
J.. Wilson Most High Ulvman; Isaac a. Rose
cra-s. Must High Mufti; 81. A. Dillon. Most
High Usher; II. J. DooIan Secretary: ". VI.
Chambers Banker; o. V. Mitchell. Captain
IL. ". Peters Lieutenant. lhas il the new
secret Order organized by Michael A. Dslioii
or this city, early IN February, and OF which
he L. tho highest officer in the Supreme Lodge.
The colofs of the OrGer are red, whIte alsd
blur. AID The object of the Order is to inLul-
cato l.,fI ,s.iism. Environments have already
bcen otganized at Hudson. Mich; New Or
leans: huntington, VT; Akron, o.. ana az.
plicaiIau~ have been received frem aihrr
places The local CAutOnment starts OF with
about 80 members.
EaTUuuhY. Nay "a large number or dele
gates to Tie Supreme Council OF tbs bnefj-
cab Protective Association arrived 10 attend
fhe sessions, beginning the FIRST Of the week.
o. 'uOunt 81 the troublesome questions to
he Gea!t with, will probably be IN session for
h'yera days. Supreme President II. J.
IrsyEor declared that ii the old parties re-
fuse 10 recognize the principles OF the 4. p. 3.
cal. viii he issued or National Conrer-
tiun To organize a new party, wlIich wIli be
coined BY citizens " Ito are tired Of ring rule.