Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
MORE GO>PEL.
The President Sends to Congress a
Message Accompanying His APP
prevail of the Chinese Bill.
The Creation OF Arbitration Boards to
Settle Labor Con rovorsies Ap-
proved by Cleveland,
A MESSAGE.

WASHINGTON, OF. 1.-The P:esiten.
sent to CJngte.s to-day his approval OF
the Chir=ss restriction Bit, and sccom-
panied 1t Wiz message which goes over
nc entire gtaaHd covered by the
Chinese quesuuD, and places the re-
spjnei7iii,y .1r the necessity CT aUch al
acs es the restriction bill up01 tee
Chinese governmsnt which h:g signsny
isiled 20 csfTy out its expressed purpose
Of aidicS IN tle cur!ailmeLt Of tle STEADY
q II Of its ia5o!ing population 10 the
Q tied Stste5. Alter 1ec.tiag the neg0
tistions between the representatives. c.
The tw, governments the Pfesi
dent say: TluS from Inc I'M pected aud
disappointing refusal Of tie Chinese
gCvarnmens &c Gel finn the scts Of its
au!h,I;14d GGeG. and csrrY into eSscs en
international agreement me mai4 feature
ot waicn wsa voluntarily pr ssnted By
tnat government for our acceptance, aud
which mad o zen the gu j SCI CT long and
csr, full de!iaeraticn, 81 emergency has
srisel IN watch the glvarnnont CT the
U1Ited States is called on TO act In self
defense by its legislative power; bu
While thus exercising Cur uuCoubted
rights 10 The interests Of our people ana
for the general welft'e Of our country
JUSTICE AND FAIRNESS
seems to REQUIRE t0el sumo provision
should be rnsde to indemnify eucd Chi
nesa su cts as have suffered dsUagss
through VI lelce ID moe s3d compsra
lively u settled portions OF cur country
ut tue hnnts u lswisss mea. Therefore,
l recommend thas without ockn Wisds
iag leg%i liability thlret3r, hus becAu-e
1t wss eJppl.'ei N The treaty TGich ass
ieileH 10 lake afac-, s23 II s splr!;
o. tu narit7 beftJing our natlon, ;f~Ea
De appropriated he sum 81 1915 6lS 70
psysble to tie Chinese Minister AIN
cepi,al or behsli Of bis govern rent, as
iuil Indemnity FOR Gil Losses eld ;Gilr!eG
sustained oy Cainsse suoj c;s IN ths mag
ner and uG6er the circumstances msn-
toned. T1o President also recommends
thst Congress- provide that suca CHINESE
laboreEs ss hsve sctualy Ell oaTSed OF
heir return 10 tai9 cou1try before pass
age OF this bill msy be permit'ei to land.
sIGNFD BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Oss. -Tne President
has eigGed the ecs to cte.te boards CT
arbitration Or commissions fer the set
Ting OF Controversies and differences be-
tween railroad corporations ard other
common carriers engaged IN Interstate
and territorial transportation CT property
or passengers and their employees.
THE TARIFF Bull.
There was full meeting f the Senate
financial committee this morning and
three or four points left open in the
tariff bill w.re considered and disposed
Of The bill is now complete and will be
reported as soon IS the minority shall
fAish it's report. Senator Bsck's contri.
button 20 the minority report, which was
expected this morning, has not yet been
received.
TEXAS PENsIoNs.
Special to the Gazs.te.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The following
Texas pensions we're issued to day:
MaxicsnaWif c Ws-Loutss Nj, widow OF
ksS Gssco, Uoshur.
" CONVERSATIONS.
Z: WASHINGTON, d c., O;t. The sen-
ate 10 dsy confirmed the following nom
tnatiols: Lambert TINE OF Illinois,
minister to Russia.
Asecfetarles OF lesstion-Chss. Z Ho,i.
dsy, Venezueis; H,wREd Martin, Cams;
II. T.. Vllss, Argentine Republic; q. R.
Worthouse, aexico.
Prlf George Davidson Of C,lifoIni.,
member OF the Mississ.ppiriv commits.
SION.
Capt II. Il. Ls~sor. inspector general
win the rsak OF n.jr
J. c. ParkauEss OF Michigan, minister
to Belgium.