Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-11
United states senate.


servics bill and make i. the spsciAl order for
Monday.
Voorhees, obi scted.
Beck called up bis political assessment re5o-
luton, and msds warm spsech. declaring
that lie would show sll sorts Of cutrages un-
der the assessment plsn. Men and women
hal been oustsd for rsfusing to pay, though
unable to d. so, and Democratic friends had
given them noaey to pay aud avoid starva-
tior
After discu .sion. the resolution was laid
over.
TIE Senate then resumed the bankruptcy
bill. L was finally agreed to conclude the
bill on Monday.
aagley introduced bill, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Civil Service Re-
form, q prevent ary officer OF the United
STATES from collecting subscriptions assssss.
ments from each other, aud tho fcst section
pcovides No faember or members. elecs of
either Honss or empioJe, OF either Hou:e,
and Ed executive, jl3icisl, military or any
branch or bureau ia either service, shall d.
rsc.ly or Indirectly sol.:is or recaive OF be IN
any N annex concerned Ia soliciting or recaiv.
ing aay assessment. subscription or contribu-
ton fer any Political purpose whatever. from
aay cfficar OF empioyo CT the United State,
or frcia airy person receiving any compsnsa-
ton from moreys derived from ths Treasury
of tha United Ssates." Thu second section
shs Ill be deemad guilty Of misdemssuor, and
shall, on conviction, be punished By fine not
exceeding S. 900 or mprisonment no. exceed
ing three years, or by such fine and imprisoa-
msns both. in the discretion of the Court.
After an executive session the Senate 3D.
joGrned.
House of Representatives.
WAsHIgGToN, December 9sh.-PAse, from
the Commerce. Committee, reported resolu.
ton calling on thu Secretary of War for in-
formation as TO whether the money appro-
pr;ated for the Last river and hsrbcr bill
was appropriated for works or objects not 10
the interest Of conDerce and navigation,
and if so. requesting thai specifications be
Furnished.
Several amendments were offered, and an
Interesting and exciting debate epeued Tbs
discussion drifled off into consideration OF
&hs subject McLane ef Msrylsnd and Robe
son of New jersey making strong speeches
IL ia favor, Robson attributipg the sssoEg
opposition to it froo, metropolitan newspa-
psrs 10 the interest Of aggregated capissl.
Cox Of New YORK rnd K lsson owned their
eppns;:ion TO the b;li. and the members Of
the H1use surrounded the speakers and sew
erai times interrupted them with laughter
and applause. K assoc advocated amending
the pnraseo,cgy, contsndiag she Secretary OF
Wa couldn's report any work was uGrecss-
sGry, as every br9ok was of local import
aUcs.
Tia Psge resolution was fually adopted,
and the House took up the consular appro.
priation bill, passed it and adjourned.
Eumosed Alliance Between Ben. Batter
and the PresiJeat.
CHICAGO Dscemter 9sh.-A Washington
correspondent sends this Ben. Batter is not
giving tie Democrats much comfort. One
day he was ID 3 street car, in which he met
Mrs. Blaine. Tney engaged il conversation,
and sha congratulated him upon his election
as Governor OF Massachusetts,. "Ye2," ra.
piled Butler, 'the Republican Governor Of
Massachusetts," He thea went on to ex.
plain, in answer 20 iook OF SURPRISE that he
did not credit his election TO the Democrats ;
he was elected because TIE people of the State
wero dissatisfied with Republican party
management. He wac the peoples Govern.
or, and should net forget the fact that a ma
j1rity of the people in Massacau'et are Re-
publicans. Night befors last Butler dined
with the President cut as tbs Soldiers
Home. This occssioned some surprise, ard
hes deepened the mystery OF Buffers
movements. 1 had the matter fully OK
plAined 90 me to-day. Ban. has for
years made war upon the Hears, and
shsy upon him. Now he has an op-
porlunity TO repay Senator Hoar for
back courtesies, and be Is here in Washington
arra1giDg programme to defeat Hoar bsf ne
chs Massachusetts Legislature this wiater.
Hosz Is already very Unpopular in Masea-
causstts, and the Coagreasi.Ga delegation
does aos Ike him. G sip says the President
has Tnada friendly aliiaucs with Butler in
Che diIecticn Of Hears Defeat. But this is
IF course untrue. Hoar realizes that lis
polite j il huence il waning. YESTERDAY he
delivered q civil saEvios hCnlilg with The ar
OF q great InoJsl teacher. Senator E3muEds'
f4ce du ing the bomi'y a study. He sat
with bis fsss half.buriei in Ills hands, idly
bss ling DEVILS ta!on upon his shining fore
herd, locking the perfect pic'u of Weariaess
HIS few sarcastic words during the discussion
wsre the only pungent ones il dTeaTy space
of iAtby talk He denominstad tho debate
as charge from " The Democratic pot that
the Republican kettle was black" Per
hsps," he said, with dry hum"r the Re-
publican kettle IL little brown"
Nominations by the President
WASHINGTON, December 9 h.-Tne follow
ing nominations were sent to tbs Senate to-
day: Henry y o sbarls, Receiver Of Public
Moneys, Bodie, G H.: james I'll. Evans, Reg
lister Land Office, L1keview. De-; Frsncis
Atkinson, Register Land Office, Helsna,
NJ. T.; Charles Alexander, Register L.nd
Office, Tucson, a. r.; Clayton McMicfse',
Marshal of ito United States for tie Dis.
tr!cs OF Columbia.
Dc Long and Collins.
WASHINGTON, December 9th.-The Navy
Departmaat to-day m 4de public the extracts
f,orn the memoranda Of Ds Long respecting
the uupleassnt feeling which existed bs.ween
De Laug aGd Jerome Collins. Coliius is
charged with greeting De Long with much
disres pect, iisobsyiag orders, etc. The ex-
tracts say that when Collins went on shore
to mako obssrv etiors his practice was to re-
main longer than necessary. De Longs
charge Of disobedieucs was emphaticsly de.
MED ia coilcq1y which easued. De Long
SAYS Collins WAS curt. contemp.uous and dis
respectful in both language and bearing and
that ne threatened Go report his conduct to
the Secretary Of The Navy. The draft
OF a report to that official. covering the sams
groun3 IN The details. is also made public.
MryvrAPoLIs, December 9.h.-Dr. Collins.
in an inteFvi3w today concerning the ex-
traces y, N Ds Longs pspsrs, said ''Whsn
as Warrington examined De Longs repcrts
in relation 20 this matter, and neither the
manor. nda (aaie by Dc Long at the iime).
ar bis tier to the Secretary Of the Navy.
C 5rtsiu one charge or statement that Is Of
I'll, slEaes. importance, except as viewed
throuSs naval spccsGcles, l was told in Wash
ingtol b.. tho Judge Advocate I'd st the Sscre
tarv of the NEvy did no. want TO put De
Ipug's Oh srgos before thu Court, and had 10
ins;ss oo his doing so. ] am mora than glad
that these complaints hAve beea IN de public,
| il WAS with tao purpose of forcing this
ursss. These so called charges, rs IL we'll
knovc, have beon part ana parcel Of the
efforts OF De- LprG spd Others TO supprsss
Lien eaaus Dsuephcwer ard Bi7. Nswconio.
who are 10 full po<sessioa Of sill the fscts, aud
: sincerely hops thst when these Rentlsue 4
e on the stand ths Judge Advocate viii not
object 30, nor the G1UrS rule out, eysrv qQes-
s:ou cSicula'e 60 bring out tho truth "
& Hiner's cry Of His aasrsw Escape
ffcJn ssh's Band.
DENVER, Deceu,ber 9.b.-The TriJunes
Alauaae,qus IN. hi.l special seys: Frank
.Jo;,elyn has jas. arrived at Silver City from
Chhushus. Josselya was with McUapald
and Bigzs when they were Murdered By Jua'e
band uf AD.chsa. Tne ;hree men had tezn
riding hard sli day. and had seen Apache
trails, ba: 40 Iadians. Arriving at Paso del
Chrcslar, Bigg4 and McDpns'd proposed to
c.-cr. Jcsse'yn would not c1pzens. sshe
ShouGat l. dargernu7. ard be rois eff few
handrsd yards, while Bigs aud Mcdonald
unssddied their horses. Josselyu had about
decided to rs.ura t. his compGri,ns when the
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