New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-18
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e. washington. Feb. I7-Presdent Cieve'ahu "n'
4. not make nominations to NIL Vac"he'es -, ras,gra
eminent service which may be caused U! ,e's ST.,
80 occurring between now and March o. pu' win
800 .ucb places to be filled by President Mehi'-
-, TIL. docs not include places where the ioui
years Of once eSpr rSs e or when
term still has year or more TO run
Tia Senate Committee on Foreign Keia'ionS ea saw,
=, cons,deration to the Sanguiy case TINS
...n,rg tho subject coming before the comln'''ee
IN tho Joint resolution Of Julio Sansuh!, WIN ~
,,,s.,on TO return 10 the United Sta'es' Inv ~"
snondence which has been sent TO inc oe'", s"rv
Thoroughly gone over. but the coH'ihi''e 49,,
eyreed TO postpone action until tomorrow 30 .
as c.. nenartment could respond to the com
,,,oes inquiry as to whether there had Deen n, The
developments in the case sa1ee The case appears
in the opinion of the committee ,bs 10 the sentiment
waited and 1t Is undepsIeo 70 RECOMMENDATION
for the passage Of Mr.. Calls resoIu''o"'
oradeptials OF senator Noiii' AS'
.or,, rom March next. were presented co. co.
80 ,,acod on Ala to-day. Mr.. Morrill, mas hau ''io
,.,oos, continuous service In the sena'e, "
~. octuai length OF service is exceeded py 'n'.e
Mr. sherman who has been a. s shsrmans service
two wears .i oxen bv the four years he held 'ho
ONCE OF Secretary Of the treasury
,s ,,.m .oke her children 10 Princeton
, o,o r.turn 10 the White House 10 De
,,,,,b the President at the close OF the tu''',
t,ou DIR. Bryant OF New-iork. ana MS VII" -,
guests et the White House this week. MIS- NV"
Der and the children of the privatee s evening at
O'clock I'm a special car Mr. lhu'oei 'Np
ioin them In about two Weeks
VA. 1,-.sdent-elect Hobart will arrive mere at
- M on March O. by the Baltimore ana ono 'o o
He will be accompanied by parry Oh w.. 49,, h,s
roaae IN Of Governor Griggs OF Ne"-'eisey' ms
stan and their wives ard friends IneS wv wv Chair
ce;vcd by a committee yet 10 be appcn'eo W N"''
man Peil Of the Inaugural COMMITTEE
.,, tho New-York stamp dealer who
1891 .orro ~ the manuscripts Of Turner. who'
.. g., cbarred purloined them from the Congres
.,or al Library arrived here this morning. anu ~
at the Capitol endeavoring TO nave Coiis go w.
burse him for the money he paid 10 Iu'"e ~ 49,
,nanuscripts Mr.. Benjamin has turned over " Wv
"onroart all the unso1 manuscripts he pur-
ohosed He saws that he has paid to turner ~
various times So 800 for autograph letters ana ~
,nents Mr. benjamin sold one piece III NO" 49,
the Memorial Stamp act" for sou, one pe.e
ms sold ~ I Pierson e. Son. Of London. ana ses
e MI pieces to " F. Havemeyer Of New1e and
These included six letters of Beneofc. 4tdnrh's de-
believed that all the stolen manuscripts
will be recovered in time
Tn. Indian appropriation bill as reported 70 the
Senate carries an important amendment which 10 "
substance the bill introduced by senator 30. ~,
Connecticut to reorganize the lndlan leii ~
providng for the distribution or the JANUS III 80
era,.v among the members OF the hVe c''iiA
-. ~, tho terms of the amendment no reser-
walton Is made of lands for white men IN the Ae,'
tory who number II is SAID e'.'"' more '" {,
Indians 1t Is asserted that the amehoine"',
finally incorporated in the BILL Will ~orN d
rortn,nre or revocation of the land grant made TO
the old Union Pacific Railr9ad ana Texas Rail
6rancn nov tne II Is alleged that It will interfere
seriously with leases OF Goa! lanos W ton of
Terrory Which made provision for the Nv Wh ,hs
resldents but it has not yet been ac'ea o'' ~ 'o
Senate.
A favorable report was ordered 'ooas ~ .
House Labor Committee the Lorimer DILL 10
prevent conspiracies 10 Diach''''
the bill follows: 49,.
Tha, any combination between two or more PER,
CORPORATIONS or any dpnsTatng any railroad
sieamboat or other transportation me ensa r bn
this Nation foreign na;Sn or per aoS
person persons in the service on commerce TO
ravent the employment of any person or persons on
sncn Of participation in any strike or labor OF
trouble or membership in any iawIuI idOot ho havc
ZION in such person siidII nd
been guilty of some Illegal act IN eonnectlT naW W
such Strike or labor trouble S,ates and punish
See Th se any sPs SFiS% hsree the
District Court Circuit Cour, OF if nn and re-
or an! INV persons or corporation concerned IN
such conspi52cy ana a in cases Where malice
mi exemplary damages may be recovered
: The hill has received the Endorsement OF d mum
sihar .. chiefs OF labor organizations.
,-os,as,. has hardened Frank Porerheld, Of
Nashville Tenn ex-pTesident OF the Frst a'Ioi'a
rank sentenced In December. 1893. to ten years III
-,o Kines County Peniteniiary and costs ior en-
hayz,,np the banks funds. In his Endorsement the
r,..,aen+ saws: This convict has already been I'M
nr,soned for longer term than that imposed upon MS
equally guilty associates in the offence OF whch ne
was convicted He has made al me syor be gave
important If not Indispensable testimony upon me
HIS is' pardon al by the ndTc Sn ss
Sentenced him and strongly by an ah b
eaSSon Is Justified by every considera ion that may
properly appeal 70 ExecgtDe c,ehsmT the death
sentence imposed in AIkansaSs upon A"e
The House Committee Patents to-day decided to
accent the Senate amendments which were made 10
the House bill revising and amending the statutes re-
ia,ing 10 patents The principal amendment MADE by
tho SENATE committee requires that the provisions or
the Bill shall no; apply to pending applications Inc
fI forbds the extension OF time ana ueltys IN appi-
cations for patents beyond two years
The Senate Committee on the Census to-day re-
ported favorably the bill. heretofore published.
n-ov,eng for taking the twelfth and subsequent CEN
suses by a permanent Census Bureau
Julian Haugwtz, United States Nice-Consul at
Santos Brazil, sends a report 10 the State Depart
nnent which brstles with broken promises of coffee
planters TO immigrants arriving there from Canada
and the United States 10 work I'm the coffee fields.
The Consul says the Italians make better coffee la
horers than those OF the AngO-Sayon because