The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
THE CAPITAL BUDGET.
LEADING GOSSIP IN WASHINGTON,
Bills of importance TO Bn Disposed Of Be.
fore AdIournment-Tho Governments
Baldnoe-sheot for the Past Fiscal
Year Congressional,
TINE oRDinl oF nUsINEss,


WAsmNGToN, June a. There was q
well'attended caucus of Republican Sena.
tors ut tho Capitol last evening to consider
tho order Of business for the remainder Of
tho session. The question Of final ad
journment was only briefly alluded
to, but the discussion Of other mat
teTs proceeded upon the understanding
that the end Of the session would be
reached not later than July D. An order OF
business was decided upon substantially Ns
follows; The annual appropriation bills, In.
Guiding tho River and IlRrbor blll are 10
have precedence as fast as they arc ready
When no appropriation bills arc ready tho
Important measures on tho calendar arc 10
be taken up and disposed OF In tho follow
Ing order:
Interstate Commerce bill, Lanl.Grnnt For
folture bill, POBlAl,Iocgrnph bill, bin rclnt
Ing 10 route OF railroad lines into Washington
Clly Chinese bill Contrn0tLabor bill, and bill
for tho admission Of Dakota.
II ls not 10 be expected that all theie
measures Will be reached, as tho final ad-
J0urnment will not bo delayed for them aftCI
tho Appropriation bills are disposed Of
Keeping THE MApsuALs IN LINE.
Ono Of the most Important features OF the
Sundry Ciyll-Sorylce bill, which passed the
House yesterday, Is Mr.. Spnnger's substl'
tute which was offered as an amendment
The bill provided for tho usual fees and
salaries TO United States Marshals and
othors connected with tho United
States Courts. Mr. sprngers sub
stItuto abollshes the foo system SO
far as II applies TO the Morhals, and pays
them fixed salaries, II Is designed also to
correct the numerous abuses that have
grown up under tho present system. II also
requires Marshals at the end Of each quarter
10 render return Of all fees collected by
them 10 the Attorney General, with a receipt
from tho clerks OF tho courts for the sum
paid. If this statement bU not received by
tho Attorney-General within thirty days
from the close Of each quarter no further
payments shall bo made until II Is received
THE GOVERNMENT nALANCE-suEEE
II Is expected that tho balance. sheet OF
tho Government will show total reduction
Of;ho debt for tho year Of 500, 900, 900 and u
q decrease In tho revenue from all sources
OF about Si0,00O,OOO This decrease OF
debt Is S8LOOO,OOO less than last
year The commercial balance IN favor
OF the United States for the current
year. however, will DO but 100000, 900,
against 500, 200, 900 In tho preceding year.
Tho legislation which was designed 10 10.
duco the revenues caused II reduction OF
$4,000, 900 only from customs, $40, 900, 900
from Internal revenue and about 80, 900, 900
from miscellaneous receipts,
coLGRovE miGluLY MISTAKEN.
ColWoye, the Stlrroulo contractor, OIL
Monday mndo u puNOnu statement TO Con-
gresham Springer In which ho said Tint
ho had mlgquutcll Judge Key. The judge
had not shd Ker wanted 1000, hut that
ho thought C0gr0ye should refund 10 tho
Government tho money he had taken,
A GnEENHACR lsguE,
Tho Treasury Department viii Issue
$3.50 900 In ono aud two dollar notes tho
last OF tho week.
uOusg.
WASHINGTON Juio gl,-Mr Hancock intro.
duOcd IN tho llOuRO yORtOruy bill 10 refund
the public debt IN bonds of two per cont for
illty years, Mr. Randall asked 10 present tho
Sundry CiYll'Sowloo bill with umonlments for
pnannO undCr u suspension of the ruloA, but
he was dolOuod, Mr, Morrison nskod con-
sent 20 Introduce an amendment TO iho sun
dry ClvllsSOryl00 bill directing tho SEQ.
r0tury OF the Treasury 10 devote tho
surplus royOnu0 IN 0Scosa OF Sl00,0OO0O0
70 the payment of tho bondud'dOhL Mr.,
lllHCOok objected on the ground that Of tho
SlBSuOl,OOO In tho Treasury Fib0lOuUp ~ In sll'
ycr coin, ana the amendment would bo NJ.
tOndod with the danger OF taking al tho gold
out OF the vaults, Cndor tho objection tho
amendment wa not introduced, puiinr tho
roudng Ot tho Journal Mr. SpruHor onOrod
m amendment providing that United Stat0s
Maruhula aud District Attorneys ho paid u
stated SALARY. Thla wil adopted, The ulnua0
allowing apo0ohol not delivered 10 hc printed
IN tho Record WAS alrlckon out A mOtlon 10
suspend the rulol and pass tho aunlry Clyll.
Rcrvlgo bill was ntrool tu-yOnA lBl, nays %,
The House lhOn udl0urnnd,
SENATE,
IN considering tho Mexican Pension bin
Monday Mr. bnOrmin gnll ho rorrOtiod 10 DO
ngnlual the lugWa uuond uOut which rOs
movod tho dnlo OF lllnE applications Tor Uis
roup un 10 OolOhorL 1856 lic cullol alton.
Fen ion That $4,000 900 would uu rO ulrud
10 moot thu clRlma uud.r mo payNlOm oil
tho umculm0ni, and Hltfl iho NtnntoI Ia
~ they lDlt lho ,oIuu thHt Uun Oul
of the frnuur ln Che tuO ul 10 rapid y doc
ClniuT rUyOuu0 whom ihoIn vlH no Ohls
HnUuu Tor 10 Mr. CunUur uill thlt IhorC W ru
many thousand sodl'ia who hud NNl no
uhuuOu Co uIpHrn. lholr claims within tho
time nNul by the net OF 1870, ana that thorp
was no reason why they should he dWuim.
mNiod against Altor Further dla'uralun hy
NOtta lunulln aud sherman the amendment
WIS unIru'u l.aYUUH 10, maya Nl Ihu NuuUlu