The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

phNul-uVllNI ulll Hhh pihAuu lllo hONht,
minus tho fourth clause After several
bills had been reported from committees
tho tradedOllar discussion was resumed.
Mcssrs Pusey and Cassidy declared their
belief In tho reconciliation act Mr. Bel.
ford said that ho had always followed his
friend, Mr. Kelley, until last year, when
that gentleman had consulted tho brutal
tyrOnt Bismarck and then advocated tho
cessation Of silver coinage, Mr. Kelley do
MED that hc had seen any German statesmen
while In Europe last year. Mr. lielfOrd
then referred 10 letters written by Mr., Ke.
Icy In 1879, after brilliant Interview with
Bismarck. Mr. Kelley declared that no
wished SILVER to be used on lts ancient ba-
SIS, Mr., Bclford then resumed his TO-
marks In favor Of tho free coinage Of silver
Referring 10 the Cincinnati RIOTS he held
that they were due TO the fact that tho
people Of tho country were beginning 10 feel
that no man could earn $4,000, 900 year
without robblng them OF their Just wages
lie then criticised tho Demo.
Gratis for cutting down Nppro-
llAWlNWHI NllA N1hNNH NV w ANlH
ever and forever 10 hold tho White House
on account of your absolutely silly
bluudenW Mr. Hewitt attacked tho silver
dollar and Mr., Bland, llS author He held
that tho unlimited coinage would simply
mean that the Government should give all
bullion owners lill cents per ounce moro
than silver was worth, Tho fourth sec
tlon was stricken out by q yOto Of
lls, and the bill passed, 1870 to 40, Mr.,
Hopkins then submitted report aud resolu.
tlons oXoncmtlng General II, V, lloynton
frOm tho charges made by Mr. R0ltOI, after
which tho House adjourned.
SENATE,
Soon after tho Senate met Mr., Hale 70.
ported the Naval Appropriation bill, with
amendments, and gave notice that no would
call ltup probably Thursday, Tho bill for
the relief Of tho Jeanette survivors was
then passed, and the discussion Of the Elu-
cNtlonal bill resumed, Mr.. Coke opposed
the bill, Generals Grant and 3OalO wero
admitted TO the floor Of tho Senate, thOrO
being no objection from the mombcA Mr.
Coke declared that hO would not
barter the great right Of local
s0li-gOvemmont for 81 200, 900 or
for so, ,OOO, 900, 900, This bin, ho declared
would prove u Pandora's box 10 the coun.
try. Ho believed that such measure could
not but lead 10 the very worst results, Mr.
Logan submitted several amendments, Mr.,
Beck said ho had been thinking whether
lao could not perfect u bill luyiug u tax OF
| two per cent, on all incomes over $4,000 q
year 10 meet the expenses Of the bill, The
Senate adjourned without action,
RTEE-stArE COMMERCE.
Tho Senate Railroad Committee has
agreed 10 take up tho subject of ntOr.
State commerce ut an early date, Senator
Cullom has prepared q new bill ~ q substl.
tulO for all others on this subject, which
| will bO submitted 10 the committee to.mor.
| row for It's consideration, Tho main foat.
urcs Of Senator Cullom's bill pro.
vide for tho appointment Of five commls-
/ slOnefs to serve for liy0 years and DO up.
| pointed so that tho different interests NJ.
fected shall have as nearly ~ possible,
proper representation. This commission ID
/ giyun supervision OF all matters pertaining
/ 10 tho regulation Of commerce, and the
mothads OF operation OF all transportation
companies engaged In Interstate commerce,
/ Tho duties OF tho commission will
| be substantially the same system Of arbltrR'
| tlOn that has been prnclCod for years with
satisfactory results by the Railroad Com
mission Of Illinois In dealing with the rail-
| roads Of that State The commission Is Ou'
| thorlLod 10 require OnnuNl. Nl.r0porls from all
| transportation companies engaged In Inter.
/ State commerce, and II Is provided that
those reports shall contain such Information
| In relation 10 freight rates or contracts Will
other companies US tho commission may 10
/ Qulrc
CHARLEY McoMAG FATE,
Information hns been received nj the
headquarters OF tho army from the United
| States Consul General ut MnUmOrls con.
corning tho Apuchcs In Northern Mexico
which tends tn strengthen tho belief
/ that little Charley MCCumNg Ws killed
by hls cuptoR, From talks with Apache
sQutWs 1T chihuahua, recently captured
/ by McXglns, thnrO can hC but No.
/ tlo doubt Of H. ju tx said TO bu Btlll alive
/ and, with about twenty bucks, is not oyel
one hundred miles north Of chihuahua Il
/ IA reported In that country that II Genera
Crook had had supplies enough during hll
Mexican campaign to have remained In the
mountains fortnight longer ju aud OyCrl
Apache In those mountains would have
como IN. General Crook wns compelled t
move too soon, ON account 0t tho lnrgt
number Of gquNwS and chldron
AMOUNTS on Wan TAX puE FROM STATES
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury sent 10 tht
Senate u communication In answ0rto q Sen
NOc resolution, from which II NppoNrs thN
the following Om0uns Of war tax Of lS6|
are due from the States aud Territories
mcntIOnCdi Alabama, $500, ,ssli Arkansas
S'hSO1, California, S0,bD1; Colorado, S2l,
8Ss, Dakota, SB,2ll, Florida, 1909
Georgia, Sbi2,O6Di louisiana SliT87l
Mississippi S8BS,8ia; North Carolina
sl0O,OOO Tunnossoo, SgSl l7b; Toyas
Sag5,OgS; Utah, Sa6,0s9; Virginia, Sgl3,
BOZ, Washington, s3,is7; Wisconsin, sol,
ld5; Nebraska Slo3l2; Now Moxlco
S02,0iS,
JONES, THE woULp.nE AvESoER,
In tho Criminal Court, tho case Of Will
lam jones' charged with IN attempt 10 xii
the assassin Gulteau, In November 1881
by shooting Into tho prison van NJ II wa
taking Guit0Nu floln tho Court House 10 th,
Jail, Is sot for trial April "
A DISPATCH From THE ouEEN
The Secretary Of State received on Tues
day tho following telegram from minister
Lowell
"l received from Sir Henry ponsonb,
last evening telegram In these words
Tho Queen commands me 10 ask You 10 IS
sure the President Of the United States tha
her Majesty ls deeply touched by tho OK
preston OF sympathy he has Forwarded
through you, and thanks him sincerely 70
his Kind words of coincidence,