The San Francisco call., 1898-05-13

WASHINGTON, May il'-the fresioeul to- day sent the following nominations to the Senate:
 War: to be inspector generals, with rank of States Infantry; Henry Q. Ward, Sixteenih ia In. fantry; George s. Anderson sixth ,., Cayal5y; Rnd CTS, Fourth Cavalry; John A: K Davis. First Artillery; James Parker Fourth ,aa 1Saaatry Saxar Thomas Woodruff. Fifth Infantry; Ben1amiin a' Cheever. Sixth Cavalry; Stephen T. SeypuTn, Ir fantry; Herbert J. Slocum, Seventh Cavalry; Harry c. Benson. Fourth Cavalry; Wilhatn aIIahb 1uSs Nex Tork kusse Harrison of Indiana
 To be assistant adjutant- -generais, Wltn uSf1h Ts of major-captains Walter s ond ScnIyis srtiilery William J. McCammon. Fourteenth Infantry James s. Petit. First Infantry; Alfrea AdgS r. r. Scott, Seventh Cavalry; Edward Davis In1ro .1 Artillery. First lieatenants F. ,iS F. Str0as. SaS. airy: 0 c. R. Edwards, Twenty-third Infantry; D. D. Sturgs, Fourth Artillery; 5; h; Epel; Pennsvlyania. George H. Hopkins of Michigan and John A. Logan Jr. of Illinois
 captains Cha Charles Penny. Sixth Infantry; John W. Summerhayes. Samuel R. Jones, Meaos e.a5a 5ar v. Martin, Oscar F. Long euy ve aowerej FTedericE C. Hodgson, James B. Wiltshire, Thomas Cruse all assistant quartermasters First neu5enaarS iin, A. Wadsworth of New York ,.. a,L
 To be assistant adjutant-generals, with rain .ian O Infantry Inf SsG C. M Truett Twenty-hTst 5nfan- fan Third Infantry; H. c. Carbaugh, Fifth Artll- iery; J. B. Mcdonald. Tenth Cavalry; .. A. L. tii,sr tiIlery; J. A Dapray Twentythird Infantry; K F. Hancock. Sixth Artillery; w. H. SnIn, II fantry; uiii-y B. Aivord, Tenth Infantry; H. C. Ca bell Fourteenth Infantry C. h. Maspenald6 siIfeent6
 W Sayar n ehon Infantry G. Hutcheson, Ninth Cavalry; J, k, onhTaap ahonnp- Sinth s9Ri Infantry; c D. Wiicox Seventh Artil iery; W. A Holbrook. Seventh Cavalry; ?. ? Seventh ii 2rtsy Mifhis se'2nd S zay J Infantry; R. G. Paxton, Tenth Cavalry R. l.. 9ssF 9oTE. 'F' 0i on'0 anu e ,.s ..s of i9 captain@First pt lSi Lieutenants c B. Baker Seventh Infantry; C. C. Walcud Jr. Ivases E,gnea ann Sirieeath sseaa nfanr Hiram E. Mitchell. Oregon; John B. Jeffrey, Illinois; William D. Jenkins. Te1as: sr Bsn'amln Mew York; William A. Harper, NeW sork; ;nistriet S; ni Holden, New York; H. " Nicholson, DssIrld. M,dbie gan: ga :oai Elias H. Parsons. Utah: Edward c. Nc Dowell, Tennessee; Francis M Schroeder Ils., Dls- York; Charles NJ Augur, Colorado; William K Alexander, Virginia; William c. Ban 0hl0; ono New York; Edwin F. Barrett. Minnesota: !: Brton Davis, Texas; Harry s; Mewi india1a; dalda man nreasFaeh Fl Young. New York; Ambrose E. Con zales South Carolina; Lloyd carpenter Gris- coPo TO be oommissary of subsistence. with rank of captainFirst Lieutenants Ell 7b;rd P Hoyie. Gay airy: Q. M. Bundy, Third United States Infan- far, try try: Elmer F. Taggart Sixth Infantry Alex, Alex nIea1enant nnds5 R fPerh IF E f11essa coEe sixth
 Richard Thompson Jr lndianabi ab,gs Baisa samuei B. Boots, Ohio; John F. Jenkins; Wyoming: 1 Lee Linn, Indiana; J. A. SiemeraI, MeDTasAa' 99nh T9lcher ennessee M M Marshall. Iowa: R. H. Beckham Texas; Frank ,aaSsea X; Lora. Tobn NSm H. Earle, South Carolina; James McGieaIry, I1,, Texas; Thomas c. Catchings, Mississippi; Jay o9oae To ha assistant adjutant-general. with rank of captain, Samuel Belford: Colorado.
 TO be commssary of subsistence, with rank of S,anta.n. Joseph A. Coxe of Pennsylvania
 To be assistant adjutant-generals. with rank n of captains First heuteGanrs ense Duncan Fourth Fourth Infantry ". A. Bethel, Third Az
 ery IdmHqd qtb [ Bnst: f.th q sharer Fourth Cavalry; Douglass Settle, Tenth Infantry; w. c. Short. Sixth Cavalry: R. sewsli' eitnau Seven.n Fourth Artillery: Edward B. Cassall: Fourth Cavalry: J. c. Gilmore Jr, Fourth Art1ners' Wsits Vireinia: John C. Evans. South Carolina: Rich ard H. Davis. Massachusetts; William McGltt- t,.- M,,rnhy' New York; Joseph B. Morton. Illinois: Charles H. McGll, Minnesota; Augustus T. Garoner, aaaSs1i MssI1iar, E Horton and Lars An derson, District of Columbia
 The Senate in executive session con- frmed all the military nominations sent in i,, '1 Tuesday. May 10. with the exceptions of Frank D. Baldwin. Fifth Infantry; It, to he inspector general with rank or lieu. teranf colonel. and Fred M. Alger of Michigan sG.flie % to be adjutant general with rank of colonel. Captain Alger was not confirmed owing to mistake in hls name. having been sent in as Freo ln- stead of Frederick Baldwin was held up at the request of a Senator. who asked that his record while acting Indian agent should be looked into.