Monetary Conference Delegates

Washington, March 4-A fight over the question as to who should be appointed delegates to any nionetary conference that may be held before the next congress meets has developed. The 6ilver men in the senate holding that they were in the majority assumed that only silver men should be appointed and circulated a petition contnining the ñames of Jones of Arkansas, Daniel and Teller, all silverites, for signatures. This caused objecáoas and the anti-silver men assertod that the senate is nearly evcnly divlded on the question and did not propose to lt the matter go at the petition. The? olaimed that either Jones or Daniel must give way to some man like Allison or Orornian. lf conferences failed to secure this they determined to make the ilght in the sonate. The matter was ftnally settled in executive session aud Teller, Jones und Daniel wore selected.