, 1890-06-25
WIEN WILL 1T CONE UP?

Governor Warren's representations as
to what congress will do within twenty
tour hours are not so reliable as his pre-
dictions as to what a Republican house in
the Wyoming legislature will do. Not
withstandiug the governors belief that
the statehood bill would be called up in
the senate yesterday, it failed to material
iIe in the food of other important and
unimportant measures.
The St Louis Globe, Democrat in It's
outline for the senate business this week,
published in that paper Monday, gives
the folio wing, which comes as close to the
mark as any information we are liable to
receive: The senate will devote some
time during the coming week to the con-
sideration of appropriation bills, as it is
the desire of both house and senate to get
as many of these bills to the president
before the close OF the fiscal year, June
30, as possible. The consular and diplo
matte appropriation bill is now on the
calendar, and when 1t is called up for con
sderstion the old aud much debated
question of the relative rank of the repre-
sentatives OF other countries at foreign
courts is likely to be revived and to con-
sune some of the time Of the senate. The
postofhce appropriation bill also is on the
calendar. and the Indian bill and the sun
dry civil bills are likely to be reported
during the week. In spite of the ten
dency to get rid of the bills. it is alto
gether likely that before the end of the
week a resolution will be offered In both
houses and agreed to. extending the ap-
preparations for the current fiscal years to
cover the month following, so as to avoid
as far as possible any deficit in current
and necessary appropriations.
The bill for the admission Of Wyo-
ming to the Union is the unfinished bust
ness in the senate, and. except for the in-
tervention of appropriation bills, it will
be the business discussed until it Is dis
posed OF. Following it, the bill for the
admission of Idaho will be called up. 1t
was the expectation Of the friends of the
river and harbor bill that that measure
would be called up during the coming
week, but Senator Frye, who is in charge
of it, saws that if he can get the floor for
business of the committee of commerce
he will call up the Shipping bill"
As will be noticed by our telegraphic
dispatches every appropriation bill SO far
mentioned has been disposed of, but the
army appropriation bill has not yet been
considered. The coast Is now becoming
50 clear that. there is some possibility of
the Wyoming bill receiving consideration
this week, although there are 30 many
CONTINGENCIES involved that it is not safe
to make = prediction. Allison's execu-
tive, legislative and judicial bill. the only
one, alleged a week ago, to supersede the
Wyoming bill, has gone through all right
and with it a number of other measures.
Frye's shipping bill. which was likewise
on the taps at the same lime. still keeps
bobbinR up and Judging from past expe-
riences we should not be surprised if it
were yet given the right of way.
As TO when the Wyoming bill will
come up for consideration is at this writ
ing a matter Of great uncertainty. 1t
may coue up today, and then again it
may not, with the chances somewhat in
favor of the latter proposition. Mean
time the people are forced to accept the
situation with the best grace they can as
sumo.