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Show THE VOL. IV. AMi:iil Tin: news ix ium:r Three feet of snow co ers a arret part of North Dakota. for Speaker Kecd has been the Kiftj fifth congress. Japanese In Hawaii number 24.00a llawalians only 31,000. The situation In the l'hiUipInes la disheartening to Spain. Providence, Utan, will soon be supplied with electric lights. New York Importers are taking goods out of bund to avoid increased tariff. Wolcott denies that he will return to Europe In the Interest of bimetallsm. Captain J. Gibbons has been by the natives of Solmon Islands. At the coming Anaconda and Buute races, $153,000 In purses will be hung X WORLD FOUR, FT AH, SATURDAY, lUAIM'Jl 20, 1890. THE LORG LEGISLATIVE DAY. "" : The following mate joint resolutions : ere Auiliur-Lir.governor to appoint Arizona constitutional commissioners; amendment to he known as section 32, article 6; 1'righam Young statue commission; constitutional amendment to section to, article 7. The senate joint memorials passed were: Constitutional amendment for election of United States senators by the the people; relating to Ulntati and reservations (in governor's hands); relating to Cuba; asking for appropriation for enlargement and improvement of Fort Douglas; asking redress for losses sustained In Black Hawk ndlan war; relating to granting of In dustrial Home building for educational and charitable purposes; to modify laws In respect to sawing of timber from gov. ean lands for use in vicinity where ' grown, (in governors hands.) w Lpjrlslutmv is Too to Quit. A Hostile I'rrllne Trrvade ltUh Rranrliei anil UemlernTlieiu I'ualile to In IMNjrnat Ajtrrr-Slv- ss IMIKLEY'S FIRST MESSAGE - Uovrrnor Vrtoi a the Code Kill Approximate n Million ISolInm. j cx-Pre- l gov-rno- r. , al Semi-Centenni- n g l g at-te- n-general, right-of-wa- y It Trans-Mississip- ; - V. The necessity of the passage of a tarwhich shall provide ample revenue, need not be further urgeJ. The ( the hour Is the imperative demand prompt enactment of such a measure and to this object I earnestly recoin mend that congress shall make every Before d gli-ir- dehl. Mtirwfnt trilii Flnanriiil 4ull flan of the Utvrrriiurnt far Ihe Three tlnrr It e venae la fare the Ilia. endeavor. A 11 surgeo- is iff law . Seml-Centeml- revenue must be supplied, not only for the ordinary expense of government, hut for tbe prompt payment cf liberal and the liquidation of the principle and interest of the public Oiii-i.ii- His First State Paper is a Short One. The days In Utah are becoming very long. Nowhere, outside the arctic circle, are thev equalled. By limitation of the state constitution the legislature expires with the end of March 11.. According to the legislature, which Is supported by the mute leglsatfve dock the up. day contained 128 hours when final adThe London Times ssys one of the journment wus had. According to the theaters In London Is heated by elec- almanac, it was Tuesday, March 16 at ' tricity. 5:30 p. m. when dissolution occurred. HOUSE UILLK APPROVED. A San Francisco police sergeant who But as the almanac was not made a part house bills approved were: The died recently, left an estate valued at of the code, the records show no transLa Mrs Barthe, high hat bill; by By $30,000. action later than March 11. the fees to be charged fixing Shepard, To begin the legislative day, the code The Right Hon. Sir Edward Ebenezer of state; by C6)k of the by secretary Kay, a lord justice of appeals, Is dead In was sent to Governor Wells for his con- Box animal and bird bounty bill; Elder, London. sideration. He had Informed the legisKimball of Cache, authorising boards lature that he should not pass hurriedly by The Greek consul, at St. Louis, In an of education to use their sinking funds; Interview Sunday, says that nothing and Inadvisedly upon the voluminous by Creer, creating the office of state encan prevent a clash between Grecian document without time for consideraby Kenner, amending the. martion, If he had to call a apeclal session of gineer; and Turkish armies. riage law; by Bennlon, horticultural Congressman Bailey of Texas has the legislature With this In 'view, the bill ; by Wilson, amending the law relabeen named for speaker by his col- two branches of the legislature left sev- tive to the summoning and drawing of leagues. This gives him the leadership eral matters over, including appropria- grand jurors; by Thoresen, making defition! for the Pioneer jubilee and the of his party In the house. for several state to while ciency appropriations The Missouri legislature has passed a Omaha exposition, with which institution!; Shepard, by providing for was bill providing that con mon laborers and the time away while the governor distribution of supreme court rethe Ices courts considering the amendments to the ports ; by Callls, for the weighing of coal servants can file su n code. And they have been busy ever without giving a cost bond. at the mine; by Shepard, permitting the for the moat part, United ince, quarreling States to use the county jails for at William Drossel. a carpenter living numerous conference committees have of United Statqi prisconfinement the shot 132, Fullerton avenue, Chicago, been appointed, hut their reports have oners; himself dead, after making twounsuc. Kenner, regulating pawnby not been accepted. Each branch stands brokers and second-hancessful attempts to kill his wife. dealers; by on its dignity, refusing to yield, and for service of the Thoresen, providing The Nebraska legislature has passed there the matter stands. Representaof summons out by courts) justices' shall a bill providing that $1.50 per day tive Sloan, In sheer disgust, left the Sorensen of for the arcep'.ance Sanpete, unskillfor rate the minimum wage be house vowing never to return, on the of 1.5' 0,000 acres of land from the ed labor on the exposition work. third section of Thursday, commonly United Slates I11 lieu of the unsurreyed The administration has dispensed known as Saturday,' because the senate school lands; by OBrien, perntlttl? the j It L the with the senile of twenty He1- 'lives had again demonstrated that funding of fcrl-'- n indelt 'j boiT.es. two of ihe obs'inate more who were employed to protect Lins for Hie uV.S. cl pr.br litigant Another item that helped swell the Bennlon, to dent Cleveland from possible harm. prevent the adulteration of of the long day was the veto of hours It Is of Idaho, thought, vlngar;hy Shepard, coverning Judge Ileyburn of tne code by the will succeed to the circuit judgeship several sections subject of assignments; by Peiiins, With their seeming penchant for the election of certain ; office a in McKenna. vacated by Attorney-Genera- l two bodies locked cities and Sanders of Montana Is also for disagreement, the towns; by SorenseA of Grind, on some of the vetoes, which the horns the operators of ferries fo obrequiring seeking the position. Sabbath could not even smooth over. tain franchises; by Sloan, creating the The waif left upon the doorstep at The appropriation bills, 'aggregating reservation land grant fund; by GPuon, the Sisters hospital in Missoula during nearly $1,000,000, have been passed. the sale of liquor within ten prohibiting a severe storm last week, has been A sensational feature of the week an Innlan reservation; by SUan, miles of christened Mountain Snow. Search for was the charge by Senator Harbour, the county commljsloiers anthorlzlng the mother Is fruitless. populist, that an effort had been made to reimburse the civic federation, by Chairman J. K. Jones of the national to Improperly influence his vote by owners of( Ire democratic committee, met silver lead- withholding courtesles( rail road pastes) Robinson, requiring marks and to stock their ers from the western states in Denver, granted to others. The august body at the gencommittee, brands; covering by the 15th, wheie a conference was held once demanded that the offender S. H. of eral Munbck, subject irrigation; by looking to the welfare of free coinage. Babcock of the Rio Grande Western, be the office of food and datr; InThe Pueblo Smelting and Refining produced before them, that they might creating spector; by Sloan, a libel law. company has contracted for 1,500,000 make an example of him as a warning These joint resolutions were adojted : bricks for the enlargement of its plants, to others. He appeared, and the conBy Sloan, memorial to congress, ask-n- g test resulted In a draw. which will make it the largest for the reservoir sites , reserved by The bills passed by the two branche a the United States; works and refinery in the by and approved, are as follows: United States. for additional nem-er- s committee, providing Fixing the compensation of members, commission The Sheffield compress at Sheffield1 of the officers and attaches of the legislature; and Ala., containing 1,500 bales of cotton, appropriating $15,000; by Ta;Ior, of railroad an amendment' to section 3, has been totally destroyed by fire The relating to the formation proposing for the loss on the cotton alone will amount to companiea (the Short Line bill); article 13 of the constitution.' relef of the school districts that failed The house joint memorials that pitt$50,000; partially covered by Insurance. In 1896; legislativ The compress was operated by S. M. to levy a special tax ed are: aoproprlatlon bill ; for the compulsory Inman & Co. By Hansen, In relation to the cullva-tloand blind W. T. Carpenter, president of the Lit- education of deaf, dumb and preservation of forests by of women tle Rock Cliff railway will give 80 or children ; to protect the health Gibson, asking for reimbursement for and girl employes; appropriations for veterans of Black Hawk Indian was of 160 acres of land, at $40 per acre, and the University and for deficiencies; the 1S64 to 1S70, for service, rendereiand 2,000 tons of coal at $3 per ton, the total school bill ; the general election losses public be 160 acres should MrLaBarthesk-insustained; by amounting, subsidy the Land board bill; to provide for for the rdusUiirJ hone; chosen, to $12400, as a bonus for a law; congress a branch of the Normal school In Beasmelter at Grand Junction. by Martin, praying foj restraint's' the Iron county; authorizing cities Southern Ute Indiana ver or Mrs. E. Thompson and five children, by Greenwood, and towns to borrow money for water to witldraw from sale congress asking who live on Reeds Creek, Cala., eight or light works or sewer systems; substi- and set apart at a statipark Fish lake miles west of Red Bluff, are In a serito protect evergreen timber in the and certain lands tute, apjirtenant thereto. ous condition from the effects of poison. mountains of Utah; accepting the terms were is convinced The physician they of the Carey arid land grant; the fish poisoned by drinking milk from cows and game bill; restraining justices of the which had eaten toadstools. Powder Comp peace and constables In certain cases; San Francisco, Ma Brigadier-GeneraGeorge M. Stern- for the publication of the code and the and Lieutenant-Colone- l continuation of the code commission; ment has been reache berg, Surgeon-Genera- l c L I). Huntington, deputy the Land board power to lease lantlc and Pacific which have panles, ashave been detailed to mineral lands; authorizing county the twelfth international medical sessors to assess railroad land not used some time. A neut New Mexico, Colors ; exempting meeting at Moscow, Russia, next Au- for road bed or all companies, and t:v- medical Wyoming, open depart- from taxation lands whose title is vested gust, to represent fal has been on, agreed prices are to be ment of the United States army. in the state; to submit questions of in1 from advanced ij, ccns on il Unemployed men and women to the debtedness for school maintenance; the products. number of several hundred held a meet mining recorder bill ; relating to police secI of ing In Chicago, at which they launched and fire departments in cities the Iluller'M Apl 4l Itenlei. a declaration of independence against ond class; appropriating $8,000 for the San Francisco, Ifarch t 6. in Chicago, and Judge exposition; to stock King Plutocracy of the li.ltcd States circuit Morrow Sevier and Bear river rent river Bear lake, adopted resolutions against paying bass from Utah lake; defin- court has denied til application made except at the option of the tenant, In. with black by Butler, the allej i Australian tuurdorsed the repeal of the law for the col ing the meaning of title and "chapter lection of debts, and formed the Unem- as used in this session's laws: for print , derer, for an appends the supreme court Ing reports of state officers and publish- - of the United Stat ployed Workmen's league. mur-dere- d NO. 14. other business Is transacted, let us first provide sufficient revenue to Washington, March r;. The presi- faithfully administer the government dent today sent the following message without the contracting of further debt or the continued disturbance of our to congress: finances. To the Congress of the'Unlted States: William McKinley. Executive Mansion, March 15, 1897. Regretting the necessity which has required me to call you together, I feel KKK KI.ECTKIk MPKAKKK that your assembling In extraordinary session Is indispensable because of the Pal illral fomplexlea mf th Haase Representative. condition In which we find the revenues Washington, March 15 The house of of the government. It Is conceded that Its current expenses representatives was fully organized toare greater than Its receipts, and that day by the election of speaker, clerk, and other such a condition has existed for now doorkeeper, sergeant-at-armofficers. It consists of of 357 members, more than three'years. With unlimited means at our command, we are present- whom 209 served in the last congress and 16 In former congresses, while 132 ing the remarkable spectacle of Increashave never served In congress before. ing our public debt by borrowing money to meet the ordinary outlays Incident Politically classified, there are 206 reupon even an economical and prudent publicans, 122 democrats and 29 fusion sllverltes and populists. There were administration of the government. of them 341 present todsy. The vote for An examination of the subject disthe election of speaker was: closes this fact In every detail, and leads For Reed (Rep., Me.) 199; for Mr. to the conclusion that the Inevitably condition of the revenuo which allows Bailey (Dem., Tex.) h4; for Mr. Bell (Pop., Tex.) 21; and for Mr. Ncwlands It is unjustifiable and should be (Sil., Nev.) 1. rected. Mr. Reed, having been declared duly We find by the reports of the secretary elected speaker of the house of the of the treasury that the revenues for congress,msde a short speech, the fiscal year ending June 30, iSgi, promlslng'to perform the duties of his from all sources were $425,868,260.22, and the expenditures for all purposes office "without fear, favor or hope of rewere $415,953,806.59, leaving an excess ward, and declaring that he was "more of receipts over expenditures ol $9,914,' Impressed by the sense of responsibility than cheered by the sentiment of 453.66. During that fiscal year, $40. thankful ness.'' 570,467.98 were paid out on the public The oath of office was administered to debt, which had been reduced since March 1, 1S89. $250,076,895, at:d the an him by Mr. Hamer (Rep. Pa.), the sennual Interest charge decreased $11,684, ior member in point of continuous serand the speaker in turn adminis576.60. The receipts of the government vice, tered tbe oath to all the members. ;rons all source, during the fiscal year Then the clerk and other officers of i.dlng June 30, 1893, amounted to 46,, last the house were for the 16,561.94 and Its expenditures to $495, present congress.' excess of 374,887.65, showing an receipts over expenditures of $2,341,674.29 TUP. i:TltA MKMSIOX. Since that time the receipts of no fit cal year, and with but few exceptions Organism ioa r Ik 1 1 ana the Chirr of no month of any fiscal year, hare ex Feature 1 Intercut. ceeded the expenditures. The receipts Washington, March 15. Interest In of the government from all sources, the assembling of the Fifty-fiftIn extra session today, under Presduring the fiscal year ending June 30, 1894, were $372,802,498.28 and the expen- ident McKinley's call, centered in the ditures $442,665,758.77, leaving a deficit organisation of the new house. Crowds of $69,803,260.58. In February, 1894, were attracted to the galleries hours be& 50, 000 poo In bonds were Issued, and fore noon, but the general public had In November following a second issue small opportunity to view the proceedof $50,000,000 waa deemed necessary. ings. All galleries but one were reThe sum of 117,171,795 was realized served for ticket holders. The most by the sale of these bonds, but the re- striking feature of the scene on the floor serve was steadily decreased until Feb- was the number of new faces. At 12 o'clock Major McDowall, clerk, ruary 8, 1895, a third tale of 62,315,400 In bonds for $65,116,244 was announced called the house to order. to congress.. The receipts of the government of the fiscal year ending June Urant Moiiistsl Parade. New York, March 14. Arrangements 30,1805, were $38. 373, 023.08 and the expenditures $443,1782648, showing a for the Grant monument Inaugural pardeficit of $41,805,223.18. A further loan ade on April 27th are progressing favorof $100,000,000 was negotiated by the ably, and the Indications are that It will government In February, 1896, the sale be the greatest demonstration of the netting $111,166,206, and swelling the kind ever witnessed In this country. It ggregate of bonds Issued within three is understood that the president of the United Slates, his cabinet, the supreme years to 262,315400. rourt of the Uni ed Stater, representaIn January of this year the receipts, of tives exclusive of postal revenues, were foreign nations, the governors and the expenditures, exclu- of twenty states and the national guard sive of postal service, $30,269,387.20, a will take part in the Inauguration. General Dodge, grand marshal, andeficit of $5,952,395.24 for the month. In February of this year, the receipts, nounces that a prominent feature of the exclusive of postal revenue, were $24-- , parade will ba the part taken by the 400,997.38, and expenditures, exclusive United States navy and army. Conimamler-ln-Chleof postal service, $28.796,056611 a deClarkson of the ficit of $t,39559-2Sor a total deficiency Grunil Army, Conimsnder Rohl of the of $186)61.58044 for the three years and Son of Veterans and Colonel Donoghue of the Union Volunteers have issued eight months ending March 1, 1S97. Not only are we without a surplus in order to their commands requesting the treasury,but with an increased pub- hem to take part in the parade. lic debt there ha-- , been a corresponding The Mugar Trunt. increase In annual interest charges from Chicago. March 13. A Tribune spe$22,893.88320 In 1892, the lowest of any cial from New York says: The sugar year since 1862. to $34,337,2970 in IniKt opened Its attack yesterday on the It may he urged that even if the reve- practical monopolists of coffee the nue of the government had been sufBrothers. The sugar trust, which ficient to meet all Us ordinary expenses controls the Woolson Spire company, during the past three years, the gold re- dropped the price ) rent per pound, serve would still have hern Insufficient and 110 sooner was the rut announced to meet the demands upon it, and that than the Arburkle Brothers announced homlsjwould necessarily have been Issued a similar cut. The Ilavemoyer Interfor its repletion. He this as it may, it is ests also announced an increase of of a cent per pound on all grades clearly manifest that the debt would hare been decreased in at least the ol sugar. The cut and raise are not amount of the deficiency, and business exact compsnsationi f.ir the Woolson confidence Immeasurably restored In on mills will lose by Its cut less than the country. Congress should promptly the sugar trust will gain by its advance correct the existing condition. cent per pound. Ample of Fifty-fift- h -- h con-gre- ss f , one-eigli- one-eight- h th |