Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-02
MORE GOPEL.
The President Sends to Congress a
Message Accompanying His Ap-
proval Of the Chinese Bill.
Ehe Creation of arbitration Boards to
Settle Labor Coa'rovoTsI.s sp-
proved by Cleveland.


MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON, OF. 1.-The President
sent TO Congress Today lis approval o.
the Cntness reduction bill, and accom-
panied 1t with & massage which goes over
she entire gr3nnd Covered by the
Chinese question, and places the re-
sponsioiiilY :or the LeCeseity If eUch an
set as The restriction oil upon the
Chinese gcveram.ns which has signally
fsiled to carry out It's expressed purpose
OF aiding in the curlsilment OF the steady
fIw OF its laooTing population to the
Tilted States. Alter recitiag the nego
tiatioRs between the representatives Of
the two governments the Presi
dentssys: Tlus from he IN xoected and
Disappointing refusal Cf the Chinese
governmeu! I o conffm the acts OF its
sUthJIizs d agent and carry into effect an
International agreement the mEiu feature
Of which WAS voluntarily pr scented by
that government Tor u acceptance, and
which rad o3en the So 3ci OF long aud
c4roful delioeratioD, al emergency hiss
arisen in waicd the ~ggy3rnmsat OF the
United States Is C slled on to act In self
defense by it's Legislative power; bu.
while thus exercising ~ %undoubted
rights IN the Interests of our people and
for the general welf:-e Of ou- country
justice AND FAIRNESS
seems to require tnst some provision
should be made to indemnity such Chi
nese SUBJ cSs as have suffered damages
through vi leuce IN rem Ire and comp.ra
lively unsettled portions Of cur country
At the hands Of lswlees man. Therefore,
l recommend that without ~ackuowlede
,r- lar,I 1i.htlisv sAarog,- hrs I1oa.-.o
" Wa5 etipulS,et 10 the treaty which mas
faile" TO take efacs, snd in Q spirit
of suuaai:y BETTING our nsti0n, there
be appropriated dc SUI OF 1915 G19 IS
parable to the Chinese Minister 81 This
capital on behSlt Of his govern rent, az
iull indie unity for all Losses end Injuries
ner and uuder the circumstances men,
toned. TIE President 81 @ recJmnends
tn At Congress provide that suc1 Chinese
lsborers IS have actusily embarked on
their rsturn to this country before pass
age Of this bill may be permitted to land.
IGNED By Il PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, O;g. 1-rae President
has signed the act 10 cresse boards of
Arbitration Or commissions for the set
tliDg of controversies ard differences be-
tween railroad corporations aud other
common carriers engaged in interstate
snd territorial transportation Of property
or passengers and their employees.
TIE TARIFF ELL
There was . full meeuUg If the Senate
financial committee this morning and
thee or four points lett open in the
tariff bill we're considered and disposed
Of. The bill Is now complete and will be
reported rs soon as the minority sh.lI
i1ish its report. Sluscor Backs contri-
button to the minority report, which was
expected this morlirg, has not yet been
received.
APPROVED By THE, PRECEDENT.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 1--Pfesidens Cleve-
lsnd has approved the Cl!nese restriction
bill.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special to the Gazette.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 1.-The following
r X.s pensions were Issued to day:
Mexican wiiows-LouIs2 NJ widow Of
jesse NJ Glascn, U3stur.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, D c., Oct. The sem
ate to day CO. ti,med the following nom
nations: Lambert TTue of Illinois,
minister 10 Russia.
SEcvet.r.es Of legs.ion-Chas. K Holt
6ay, VenezQels; Howard Martin, Cana;
q. L. Vllss, Arge ntine Req ublic; a. r.
WortbouSe, Mexico.
Prof George Davidson Of California,
member CT the Missis sIppi Ever commits
sion.
Capt H II. LAYTON, inspector general
win the rank Of mi ".
J. c. Psrshurst OF Michigan, minister
toIBelgium.
AN INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE.
WASHINGTON, O;s. The conferrees
on the general deficiency bill have stricken
out the provision extending the time for
the compilation Of the Washington sque-
duct and in It's place inserted an amend
ment providing for Congressional investi-
CATION OF the work.