The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-30

tied up all the legislation emanatinR from their
committees and upon which they spent much
time and hard work. One OF them, the Chair
man OF an important committee. said to-day
that he would like to rebel, but no was afraid
to do 80.
There is little doubt that Mr.. Reed has be-
come somewhat alarGsd at the growing senti-
ment against his course. and anpreciates the
hes Of members. 1t did not esceree his
eagle eye to-day that no man applauded Mr..
MiMRRen. from ' Reeds FS'e own OF State Of Maine.
Nh, Alilllksn is Chairman OF the Committee on
thing Of personal and fatberly Interest in the
long list OF public building bills that have been
hung up by the orders Of MI heeh; Coy 10y
been treated In rat her dictatortal manner
by tho SpeakeT and il inclined TO resent the
personal and political friend OF Mr. Reed, and
wasone OF his waruest supportersand hardest
ding ey has been deeply Interested in the fate
! of the shipping bills and other measures TO
which no consideration has been given , ~ the he
| has cen ignored the relations between him
sel and MIR. Reed have become 80 much
on speaking Terms, These are but a few in
stances OF the feeling that is growing up In
b~t they in dfS very cry eear that Mr.
does not shortly issue an order for letting down
nc barT mere WI, 90 S.pv ssyIiS aect his
| political fortunes.
Speaker Reed Is congratulating himself on
having found Democratic justification for
one of the rules in his new code which pro-
hibts Iho entertainment Of dilatory motions.
! This rule has boon attacked more severely
than Ty nhGr eT IKE T @ tn"1 %l1h
! Tho fnct has been dug ,ur that in February,
! 1852, samuel J. Randall. from the C9mmittee
! OF tho ,owios Internal Revenue bill. which
| provided that after the consideration OF tho
ever could be entertained. MI Reed Is ma king
the most OF the discovery 81 TINS PrecSed dnn
ond VII soon take % 81 10 mnes his Demo-
The Cushing is 70 have steam trial ut Now
| York on Aug. and ?. Tho idea is to test ono
! OF the Thnrnycroft boilers OF the torredo bont
and compare the results with those OF tests OF
| the coil boilers. which are proposed for use on
| naval vessels. ] h. evolutionary qualities OF
tho Cushing will be tried later in the season at
| Newport.
In tho House to- day Representative Oates Of
Alabama offered for reference to the Commit
! tee on Rules the following preamble and reso-
| luton:
wl,reas In the Nat,on1' Ecomomtt OF July % 1850
newspaper puhicl,on known as the oiEial organ OF
and which has wide circulation, the following edito
GoH and III. SonG Ss hSy oy are
9%t \" SE
took 10 force THIS hill through ohgrrsh M,n IN ,hese
et sn S.,ra he
Ss whom tsy have % n
1ss '1i o t%ots
corruption OF its members the integrity ~ hiI House
truth or fnS"hooi Of the charge shall! be made known
it,s"Tsd That committee. composed Of seven mem;
e sS5S &c TINS House De appointed 10 investigate Vic A
MIR. Cannon OF Illinois objected to the refer
ence or present consideration OF the resolution,
and the Spcaka spGges cd that It might be re-,
rules. Mr.. Oates declined to acrede 10 this
suggestion. saving that he would call up the
resolution ut the earliest practicable moment
as privileged matter.
Senator Plumb to-day proposed an amend
ment to the Tariff bill to defeat trusts. 1t pro-
vides that II 1t shall appear to the satisfaction
Of any Circuit or District Court OF the United
States that the manufacture. production, or
distribution OF commodities with which I'M
trnlled by single corporation, firm or indi-
vidual. or by any combination or agreement
between corporations. firms individuals. SO
as to produce a. itrary and prescribed prices
or artificial restriction and Limitation o, pro-
ductiOn or sale, or suspension OF competition.
then the importer Of such competing articles
shall be entitled to receive his goods ut a ate
of duty one half that imposed by law.
Speaking Of tho suggestion recently made in
Canadian papers that Canada should have
resident agent at Washington to act in an adj
visory capacity with the British Minister. AS
sl-rait Secretary OF state Adee said to-day
The proposition Is novel in that 1t has
never been tired. No reasonable objection can.
] think, be made to it by the G. vernment OF
the Lrited State+: would not lin iny?lyG dual
pirc in any way, as the Office. as ! understand
It. would DO an advisory one, and then only on
had a direct interest. As TO what this Cow
crnment might DO in ease his adylnc should he
ss'hia deal with when tho time ior action ar
Iives.'
Superintendent OF the Census Porter still
finds himself in hot water. owing to the con-
tention between the rival cities of st Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS which seem; TO grow hotter day
by day. II was sup! os~d that the entire con-
o the population was ordered in both Of these
cities. but this expectation has not been real
combatants turn their attention IRON each
other ut times and pay their respects to Mr..
I.rter Something's the missiles use used are sugar
To-day he had u taste Of both kinds, He re.
ceived telegram from the Board Of Trade OF
Minneapolis thanking him for direc' ne n
semmendns in ,bieh. terms The Judgment ho
ceIved II telegram from St Paul. which
announced that n committee OF is citizens
was on their way to THE city for the purpose OF
calling upon the Superintendent Cf the Census
and othor Government officials 10 protest
against q r"c19nt. Sunerln,en1,enn a, Porter
ing made for beginning the lecount might we'll
he DELAYED until tho citizen- had II hearing.
They will -ent their case to morrow, and
the spe 'ial agent detailed to cOnduct tie re-
count will dony his departure for day or two
to be Ireseut NJ the hearing.
West SUPERIOR. Wis. is, according to tho
census ust raken. tho lnosl remnrkabls city in
the United States probably in tina world. Its
increase Of population in tie past decade has
hc"n 'enomenal TO EXPRESS he fact in the
mi lo- term at command. In the interval
since 'lis tenth census West superior has it,
creased l4,2OO Ter cent. the largest Iato shown
80 far by any city in this country. That is the
city according to footings made to-day, has n
reputation OF li,2Oo ana as there was
no population on tho si'e OF the
city in $50 the percentage Of lncreas" is as
sumcd hy tho Census Bureau to be precisely
M same as the population total. The censns
Officials 20 further and volunteer the pret,.
ton that Il ID" city enjoys "A similar rate Of
growth in tho next ten years the twelfth cencua
will show n population on tho Wisconsin side
Of 81. Louis lHy amour ing 10 2Ol,GiU.OOO souls
MI told. This is slightly III excess probably OF
tho CNpectauons OF the lively hustlers who
have built UP tho town
Tho Senate in executive session, day con
frmod these nominations: