| Show SE NA ro 11 11 0 0 R 11 E I 1 the he tall sycamore of 0 tile wabash declares for silver DELEGATE VILL STILL BUSY he introduces a bill giving a portion fortion of arizona to utah the big Bran brangier tier wheat deal A washington special to the s herald says th that a t S secretary smith who though 0 b he be does not care to talk about it certainly does not relish the attitude of agent day in the matter of the S southern ute invasion and his big impudence to governor west lias bas peremptorily ordered day to cease such actions and at once endeavor to prevail I 1 on the indians to return to their reservations ions or promptly report their refusal togo to go peaceably in order that the department can take action quickly and prevent bloodshed blood she d secretary smith has been misled by day s reports but is now thoroughly ou 0 bly warned what species of a man he has to deal with and will take action accordingly accod secretary smith today approved in instructions to the commissioners 0 on n the uintah and uncompahgre reservations and they can start at any time all that is boldin holding r them now is i it is necessary that davis shall finish up some business in the account of division chairman scott who is liere here and is anxious to proceed and it is belaev believed ed they will leave in a few days and join byrne who is now on the reservation mr rawlins today to day introduce intro duc d sm P 0 6 z or 11 U river river and it is thought favorable action will be taken thereon earl earla y this session united states senator carey today called upon the conference col committee to report on his bis bill bil I 1 allowing private parties to buy ago M acres of land at its appraised value for reservoir pur purposes poes and giving cities counties and states plenty 0 f such lands free this conference report was laid over in the last days of the long lone session for fear that president t cleveland in his rush would not be able to give it proper attention the conference committee report has been adopted in the Hou seand seanI favorable action in the senate will probably 2 be given it tomorrow voon nEEs OUT on FOR SILVER senator voorhees chairman of t the h e e committee 0 m m i tt ee 0 on n fi finance n a n ee f furnished ur n is 1 ie d a an n i interview n te r vi e w th this i s w week e e k i in n washington I 1 V a s h i n agton which in some degree confirmed the report which has been c current a about bou ot t the h e e capital a p i tal ri since n c e t the h e beginning n of t the b e p present r e s nt s session e s si 0 n that heo he would seek legislation favorable to silver before the final adjournment journ ment of the fifty third congress lie ile said 1 I have no chan change chane n e of views to express silver is the money of the constitution and should be continued in the same terms that gold is without crimination discrimination dir against either and without charge of coi coinage nare 0 1 I vot voted ed against 0 the passage ca of the famous sherman herman tf act and labored to secure its repeal not because I 1 was the enemy of silver coinage the free coinage of gold means tile the free coinage of silver to my mind the plain working people have been b befitted bene e ne fitted in the last hundred years more by silver than with goldana gol dand the whining of the sordid avarice which we hear bear now that gold is sound bonef money and silver is the profound profound contempt of every man familiar with the development t of his country As to the parity of the two metals when ihen coined even the small children of finance know that the purchasing power of a dollar is not net fixed by the quality or quantity of the material which co composes ampo es it but by the law which makes it a legal tender in the payment of f debts when silver is coined therefore at the ratio of ag to I 1 of gold or at any other ratio and aej clothed with the authority of law it lias 1 1 s never failed to dixs I 1 on oil a par with it 1 1 gold in ili its purchasing an and in delit paying power the coinage aoi act of 1837 proved provell itself iff alfi I 1 wise and safe measure and I 1 believe its re rc nent now clotild be ili excellent thing I 1 care hut but little for the attitude of loreign foreign nations on the subject we are arc not ul jeet to their dictation and for their disapproval we ire may compensate ourselves with tile the approval of our own people senator also himself in favor of the amendment of the rules of the llie senate so eo as to provide for cloture ind and against further effort at tariff legislation 0 at the llie present time AN ELEVEN N MILLION THEFT amail A man who spent eleven millions of other peoples lilone money nearly wrecked a bank and concluded a financial operation that startled the world is now indicted in san francisco for making a false report of the condition of an all insurance insurance company george L brander conducted t alie ie great reat wheat deal of using 0 the money the securities and the c credit 0 of f the nevada bank ot of which he was cashier ile he confessed his loot of the millions and now for the first time is made public the statement of that confession arid and the relation of other I 1 facts acts about tilt the wheat deal and the manner in which a financial panic was averted brander used more san francisco money that lid did not belong to him hilli without vit hout being charged cli arged with theft than any other man who never figured in the history of this state as a napoleon of finance the act for which he was ill indicted that of swearing that shares of stock steel of tile the state investment and insurance co company was cash on oil hand is a trifle compared with his great operation in 1887 The losers by the collapse of the state investment arid and insurance company do not seem to be particularly vengeful 0 though sonic some of them have held on oil to th their air stock all the months since the institution alon was wound up in the hope that brander would make inake good his promise to interest sufficient foreign capital to revive the cornor corporation sonic some one was interested however for detective coffey did not return the warrant for branders arrest on oil saturday until lie he had satisfied his superiors beyond question that brander was not within n the j jurisdiction diction of the state court the iroide history of the bit big wheat deal published here for the first time shows that grander brander put tile the nevada nevada bank in uch such a way that it stood to lose on the deal tile the da day the state of affairs was discovered there was only about 00 left celtin in the bank with which to commence te buzi next day the late james flood then the head of the nevada ban bank could see noway noway out and decided to have a receiver receive r appointed the necessary papers were ere drawn up when the california bank came to the rescue with ex senator fair had to spare and with that the bank was enabled to tide over tho the crisis the wheat bought by grander brander was gradually di disposed posed of and when the bank finally closed ui up tho the deal it was found that branders enterprise had cost just ili none of this enormous amount of money stuck to branders hands bands and lie ile was penniless when from the bank he en engineered 0 inhered the deal merely for the glory he thou thought lit lie would obtain as a financier flood wanted to get rid of him and gave him to leave the country brander did so but came back and became the head of the state investment company ile he is believed to lie be in scotland at present |
