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Wahhinoton,March 90 -(Special tothe^Independent | ^ L A. Walker of Helena,^waa to-day nnmlnatrd to be secretary ot^Montana. W. M. Thompson, of Deer^Lodge, who was first spoken of for the ot^rice, ^as object) it to as his appointment^would disturb the republican power in th^^territorial council, of which he is a mem^ber, and prove Injurious to the party in^Montana in the event of an extra session^of the legislature, It Is also understood^that Chairman Hershtield opposed Thoiup^son because of his pronounced opposition^to Hershtield for governor even before that^gentleman had consented to allow his^name to be presented. McCutcheon fa^vored Walker for secretary and his sup^port seems all powerful here. Walker was^also endorsed for the place by Uussell B^Harrison, with whom he was formerly iw^soclated In business in Montaua.
Auolber!^.^%^ Koinlnet*a.^WAr^MiN^Tt^N, 90 The president has^sent the following nominations to the sen^ate: John A. Abbott, ttf New Hampshire^to be minister to the republic of Colombia^Edwin H. YUtlll, of Texas, to be minister^to Belgium. To he delegates to the confer^^nee between the I'nlted States and the re^publics of Mexico, Central America. South^America, 11 mytt, San Ooiuintfo and the em^pire of Brazil, to 1m* held In Washington in^1KHU, John J Henderson, of Missouri, for^aellnt N. Bliss, of New York, Wm. Pmck^nev Whyte, of Maryland. Clement studt^baker, of ludlsna, T Jefferson Coolidgc, ol^Massachusetts, William Henry Trescott^of South Carotins, Andrew Carnegie, ot^Pennsvlvanla. John It G Pitkin, of Lottl^isna, Morris M. Iftesj, of California, and J^H. Hanson, of Georgia. Postmasters^Jno^Eckels, at Tulare, California; Isadnr S^Lnventhal, at Modesto, California: George^stur'evant at Alameda, California; John^M. Bacon, at Ongon City, Ofsjss; Thos^G Me|i.,w.-ii, a* Elleushurg, W. T Sara!^J. lUwsou, at Philipsburg, Montana.
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