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WASHINGTON, April 5th.-The
friends OF the vetoed bill admit
that there Is no chance to pass the
bill over the Presidents veto in the
Senate, and will endeavor to have
Miller's bill referred to the Foreign
Relations Committee, with the
view of having another bill agreed
upon and reported as soon as possl-
BILE.
II is stated, with much positive
ness, that Teller's nomination for
Secretary of the Interior and
Chandler's for Secretary of the
Navy will be made to-day. Chand-
Ter called at the White House this
morning, by invitation.
Fa-ses's Bi,i.
WASHINGTON, April 5th.-Sens-
tor Farley has prepared a bill to
restrict Chinese immigration,
which he will introduce to. day. 1t
is the same as the vetoed bill, ex-
cept that it suspends Chinese inn.
migration for sixteen instead Of
twenty years. Farley's motion to
take up the Chinese bill was adopt.
ed by . vote of 20 to 20. Cameron,
.of Wisconsin, Miller, Of Califor-
MIA, and Jones, of Nevada. voted
with the Democrats TO take the
bill up.
Passcrsn. with ,hs Ue snmon sense
Of tho Peopis-YaiK About tne
New BIZ.
WASHINGTON, April 5th.-Sena-
tor Miller has introduced another
Chinese bill, The same as vetoed,
except that it provides for the sus.
pension of immigration for ten
years. He says he expects other
notifications will be made in the
committee, with view OF making
the bill conform as nearly as prac.
ticable to the President'sviews, as
outlined In his veto. Miller says
that the opponents Of China immi-
grafton will press the new bill
with vig0r, hoping to pass it at
once and to obtain the Presidents
approval. He Gays the Pacific
people, if they can't get what they
think is right, and what they
want, will accept the best
law they can get. There is an i'm
preston that the President will
approve bill that suspends inn
migration only for few years;
but nobody seems able to state how
1t originated. There is no good
authority which assumes TO have
heard the President cay 80; and
some members Of Congress who
supported the vetoed bill express
q doubt as to the Presidents
approval of a ten year bill. They
say there is nothing in his veto to
indicate willingness to approve
of such a measure, but they 90
upon the impression that he might
do SO.
Ideu 6 ncaston Of shs Body Of J esse
James - Conference Of Latter
Day saints.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 5th.-
Governor Crittenden was in the
city to-day and stated that Jesse
Jamss's body would not be sent
from Saint Joseph until a party OF
five, sent from here to recognize
him officially, had made their re-
port. The remains will be taken
from ST. Joseph tomorrow to
Kearney, Missouri, near which
place the mother of the desperate
lives, and there inferred. The
Governor has not yet decided what
will be done with Ford, the slayer
of James, nor has he determined to
whom the $4,000 reward offered
for the body of Jesse James, dead
or alive, will be given. The in.
quest was held at st. Joseph this
morning, and the verdict was thai
Jesse James came to his death al
the hands of Robert Ford. Mrs.
Samuels, the mother of Jesse
Identified the remains as those OF
her son. She met Dick Little, the
member Of the gang who gave in.
formation to the officers as to The
whereabouts OF his leader, and
called him a traitor and coward.
| The conference of the Latter Day
Saints will convene tomorrow al
Independence, in this State. Ovel
800 delegates from all parts of tn,
Icountry will be in attendance.
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