| Show FlOOR WAMIISGTOV Appointment Confirmed Cost of Public Ilnlldlnn WASIIISOTOX Jan 10The Secretary ASU OS rotary of the Treasury has transmitted trans-mitted to the House letters recommending recom-mending an Increase in the limit of the cost of public buildings as follows fol-lows IMS Angeles 350000Sacra mento 150000 Carson City Kev JIS COXFIKMAT1OX OF ArrOIXTJIESTS Civil Service Commissioners Theodore Revel of Kew York and Carolina Hugh L Thompson of South Solicitor of Internal TnnUe Alphouso L Hart of Ohio United States JudgeoAugnstus J flIcks Northern Ohio Alonzo J Eugerton District of SouUi Dakota Da-kota Chief Justices Territorial Supreme Courts James H Brady Idaho WlllU Van Be Banter Wjouilnc Uulte States Attorneys Wil liam B Sterling District of South Dakota Fremont WOOl District of Idaho Collector of Internal nenue William II Seats First District cf California Mint Officers J K Cunningham Cunning-ham ser Eels City Idaho 1 Ze meltvr and refiner Careen City Nevada Indian Agents Samuel 1 Pat rick Sac aud Fox agency inuian Territory I f otaunton O Fisher Fort Hall agency Idaho Keglsters of Land Ofllee W F Seaman L Angel California John F MI1L Itoawcll New Mexico Mexi-co Henry C Pickles Folsom New Mexico Collectors of Custom F A Stewart Stew-art Southern Dltrcto Oregon E i Tisylor Northern DistrIct oC Oregon f TClark Paso del None Texas R II Venire hiram do Santiago Texas Surveyor of Customs H G Hal ron Denver Naval Ofllcer ofCustoms E P Danforth District cf California Postmasters Arizona W A lIar wood Tombstone Colorado D W IrwIn Akron Also large number I of army and navy oumbr Reciprocity OTTAWA Jan 16 Parliament will be naked to deal with the question ques-tion of reciprocity between Canada and the United States on the great lakes Charleston Patterson and Klrktatrick gave notice that they t will introduce bills on lct subject Patteroua measure is most complete com-plete as he proprees to extend coa > l Injj privileges in Canada to United I i States vessels irreciprocal favors art granted by Congress Irnvslan tIleS nl Jan 16herr von Kocilr Was today teeletted president presi-dent of the lower houiuofthe trot slan Diet The icepresident and secretaries were also reelected The mInister of finance in submitting sub-mitting the budget said the surplus for the fiscal years ISsSSO amounted toSOOiWOOO maiks The estimates for 180J01 are placed at lltOO marks CaxlamfM 11ns llanled Down LONDON Jan 10A French captain cap-tain named Tbivler say aboanl lie British eteamcr Lady of Aavattaon the Shire River the Portuguese I compelled the crew to haul down otJf the English flag and hoist the Portuguese Por-tuguese colors Thlvler declares the English have lost I all prestige through their pacifIc policy The natives ascribe the genUeunw of the English to weaknes and think Portugal Por-tugal is the stronger nation AnxloEgyptian Campaign Roue Jan 16The Janfulla of this city prints a telegram from Alexandria which nol that I I the intentionof thu AngloEgyptian army to enter upon a new campaign cam-paign They Upll do this with Indian troopsstartingfromSuakim I I combined with Italian troop who will l operate from Keren The object ob-ject of the campaign I to reopen the Soudan 1 Life Imprisonment MAiusoy Wis Jan 6obn KuhnI today pleaded guilty to the extraordinary murder of William Christie and was sentenced to life Imprionmcnt KuhnI confessed that ho killed Christie and explained that the latter was continually scoffIng scoff-Ing at tho Bible He says his reason for dlsnumberfng Christie was to get the scoOers heart out toe to-e whether I was black KuhnI is the man jrbo was brought ck from Queenstuwn here Ireland to stand trial |
