The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-28

John Bassett. of Oregon; Charles NJ. Pep
per, of the District of Columbia.
United States of Brazil-EspeciatO Pes
soa. ClOvic Beveliqua, Assis-Brasil, min
lister of Brazil in Washington:
United States of M~exico-Alfonso Lam
caster Jones. GenarO Ralgosa, Joaquin ID.
Cassius, Jose Lopez PortillO Y Rojas, Pab-
10 Macedo, Emilio Pardos Francisco J.. de
la Barra, Alfredo Chavero, Manuel San
United States of Venezuela-Jose Gil
FortouI, Manuel Maria Calvez.
Argentina-Martin Garcia Maru, minister
in Washington and to Mexico; Antonio
Bermejo, Lorenzo AmadOr.
Bolivia-Fernando T.. Guachalla, minister
in Washington and to Mexico.
Chile-Augusto Matte. Alberto Blest
Cana. Amelio Bello. minister to Mexico;
Joaquin Walker Martinez. minister in
Washington.
Costa Rica-Joaquin Bernardo Calvo. min
lister in Washington and to Mexico.
Ecuador-Luis Felipe Corbo, minister in
Washington and to Mexico.
Guatemala-Antonio Lao Arriaga. min
lister in Washington.
Hayti-John N. Lega, minister in Wash
ington.
Nicaragua. F. Corea, minister in
Washington and to Mexico.
Paraguay-N. Baiz.
Peru-lzakel Alzamora. Alberto l.. More.
Almorez Calderon, minister in Washington.
Salvador-Baltazar Estupinian, Rafael A.
Reyes.
Uruguay-Juan Custes, minister in Wash
ington and to Mexico.
1t has been determined thar the e,,nhoa+
Marietta, which has been attached to the
Asiatic squadron for some time. and which
recently arrived in the United States. shall
undergo temporary repairs and be kent i'm
commission: In view of the fact that the
Machias, the only gunboat attached to
the North Atlantic station. is watchino
over affairs on the isthmus, it is Thought
best to keep the Marietta on active service
in the north.
Senator Hawley and Senator's Cockrell
i and Harris, members of the Senate COM
mittee on military affairs, held a confer
ence to-day to discuss details of the in
vestIgauon OF charges against Lieut.. Col.
III; U. 3 Helstand in connection with an
dIleged Aahlla hemp combination. 1t was
ueclueu 10 proceed with the investigation
next Monday, when other members of the
committee will be present.
XXX
Commander William Swift. who has been
the acting Governor of Guam during the
absence of Commander Seaton Schroeder
has been ordered to resume command of
ere sun9odt yorktown on the return of
commander Schroeder to Guam.
Commander Dennis II. Mahan has been
detached from the Puget Sound navy ward
LII oroere9 10 the gunbOat Ran
ger, succeeding Commander Wells /. Field.
ordered home on waiting orders.
commanders Francis II. Delano and John
u. OOhlhS nave Deen ordered to the navy
yards at Puget Sound and Pensacola re-
spectlVely, as captains of the yard.
XXX
The Postoffice Department has issued
formal notice TO all postmasters that the
recent amended postal regulations regard
ing second class rates will be enforced
strictly after Oct. L. Periodical pubIica-
tions having the characteristics of hooks
ana those the circulation of which is NOT
founded on their value as news or literary
journals will not be admissible to the sec
ond class, but when a publication has been
admitted TO the second class the certificate
OF entry cannot be revoked until so ordered
by the department. Unsold. or return
copies, the department announces, NAV NOT
be mailed by news agents at the hound
rate.
The State Department has received q dis
patch from the vice consul general at Cairo.
transmitting the khedival governments i'm.
vitation TO the government of the United
States to have the scientific societies ana
Institutions of the United States take mari
in the meeting of the Egyptian Medical
Congress at Cairo in December. 1902. bv
sending delegates and presenting works
bearing upon the preliminary programme.
The Reinecke mines were again operated
at jacksonville, KY. Friday morning. with
26 men. Soldiers guarded the miners on
their way 10 work. There was no inter
/ ference by the strikers.