The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-12

rfouIu( Inc hitting uu( 81 nfnrI <<IC@It.uu1,
though tne cnecrnsnss IN thc latter respect
s!cnal obi,fs;ions, eas simply Az shs prosee:
were Intended % meet special cuer-
cmrrencles have arisen since. and modern
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no reason Why overt preparations n thi.
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AZ, S are Mn Intended u - committed ii onr
%ss se ~e AZ p Il peace fne prompt ana
which Viii, n Intimately " concerns % che National
xArunAflx>rIox LAWS
Our existing naturalization laws also need
revision Those sections relating ~ persons
residing within the limits .of the United
forical interest. section ;;is. rccornIzIng
the citizenship Of the children Of naturalizcd
parents i ambiguous Ia III terms and part:
iss isser,nr ihs s Il those who
no similar privileges are granted those who
ssass n rule q y nasnraiixaiien' such
should. 80 among other shiSs:' Clearly
unissd 81 states. subject III % ga foreign power
section ls<2: -And of minor children of
fathers who have declared their Intention Of
becoming citizens, bus failed 20 perfect their
DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR sEnvIck.
The legislation Of the last session cf[cctcd
In the diplomatic and consular service GER
productive Of embarrassment The popula-
ny Try are steadily on the increase and are Civ
ef ss & oyer ss oh ana sn sssss
nearly nearly double s' ne area q operss i
sss aa ~ ssn eiv Sses within he he Tine
is 81 expenditure then established u not. II
seems % me. In accordance with true econ
sy Is sasannssy q ~
tercourse with foreign nations. Aprojectfor
the reorganization Of consular service and
for me sf Ssars q Sd szsTr s ssT'S msa
81 4 short session Will not allow 10 full con-
sideratlon. trust yon viii not fail 20 make
suitable provision for ne present needs ;n q
IN tho appropriation acts the rank of each
diplomatic ONCE % which = salary 4 at-
tached- ! suggest that this course De aban-
with the advice and consent 81 the Seaate.
70 nix from time 20 time the diplomatic grade
Of the representatives Of this Government
being definitely made. however. as now, for
the amount Of salary attached 20 the re-
spectlxe stations
FINANCIAL
Grafton as u ne various branches q the pubic
services which are connected with the Treas
nry Department are very fully discussed In
ss q enc or lie spsssr en
Cd June 80. ls>t. were
From customs -$lo5. 0s7 40 70
From internal revenues...a..--- El.5s6.o5s q
Prom all other sources-....-... 1.ro'~5 ~
Total ordinary revenue. 81. 5ls.sc9 o
The public expenses during the same period
for civil expenses. ......... $s2,sl2.ao7 n
For foreign Intercourse -....... l,360.l8 81
For Indians..-. $3.50. o,ts9'8 ~
FOR he military establishment.
including river and h4rbor I'm
provemcnts and nr<cnals.-.--. s9,l29,o8 50
For the naval establishments In
Guiding vessels, machinery and
Improvements at navy yards I,<z,6oi -
Tor miscellaneous expenditures
including public buildings
light houses. and collecting she
ror exPendiiarrs On account 81 '''" y
the district OF Columbia. ..--.. l07 ,o{9 q
For interest on the public debit. 4t15SN -
kor the sinking fund. ..-....----. <b,5so,x3 ~
Total ordinary expenditures 20 'sle,<8 g
Leaving surplus Of <576u 196.o8 A. COM
pared win the preceding fiscal year there
amount OF expenditures. Inc ax8rtx1tc fe-
ceirts were less than those Of the year
previous BY about - .00o.0o0. The falling o.
| II revenue from customs made up nearly
sssess 81 sSe rsmsindsr "; due . s6s dim.
lul3HeW receipts IIvIH luttIual &ux1.tva<
The secretary estimates the total receipts
IN IN 4 $1,000. 90 and she total expenditure
s e On ne dsbs and ire amount payable
70 tne sinkln8 iunu- M w3e, '.s , ~ n6o .
~ ~, ~. . ic ~ - <.<,-. t,.c f-.ise1
1 $500 ~ <s-'.,~. <r,ss @~r;c~ rhe vce,
S..'s., - '.,<e s.<t 49, 80 - 9<.iio~s-
s,s-..-.s' 49, ..'.s.,.s.,,,.. 80 49, ~,