Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
CARLISLE SPEAKS.
Tbs Kentucky Senator Argues
Against tks TariG BIZ.
IT'S Rsazrks chisaf - OpposiEioa
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IN ths fSoass.


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sts ssnsser car2lsls txyl msds a. Ar
g9ment sgaisst oerta I ss2ssres - the
t.Fl1 eliL hs eoaansd kinself xlnost
saollg 70 tie sagzs sebedals. he d.
nooncst tas proposal % psy bountles -
Ansrlean ssx ar xro~egs "a Gneonstisa-
tioaal zad aas0rshy OF statssnaasAip
aat characterised the seci prcc.sv section
as IN confiet with ever feEeixa treaty
site tae nited states aow N existence.
Ths power given the President IA con
nsctioa VITA reciprocity ~zs also
violation sf rot only tie spirit bat Of
tie letter OF the constitution. Senator
Carlisls's EFFORT vas yery lsnstnY, BAT
that Il WAS nasterly presentation OF
bis ease Was freely admitted oy hls op-
poaents-
sxSArE
WAsHrssros. Sept 80 The confer
enee report on the tariff bill WAS dis
cussed in the Senate Monday but no
action VAS taken. This conference re-
port on the deficiency bill IS. o66. .2ssl
was agreed To- A bill WAS introduced
10 provide for the payment of arrears Of
pensions on applications nled siHce
July l. 1854
HOUSE.
wAsm~aroy. sept 3o-The Speaker
laid before the House Monday the bill 70
define and regulate the jurisdiction OF
the United States courts, with senate
amendments thereto E b. Taylor to.)
moved a ncn-concurrence in the amend
raents Aftor some discussion the bill
WAS laid aside temporarily.
Mr.. Henderson (Ia.) submitted the
conference report on the general de-
feiency bill II was agreed To-
On motion OF Mr.. Henderson tIa) the
bin was passed appropria ting siO,Slo to
supply deficiency in the appropriation
for the compensation of mem bers of the
House. The conference report on the
( bill TO increase the efficiency OF the sig
nal corps OF the army and 20 transfer
the Weather service 10 the Agricul
Department was agreed TO.
} On motion OF Mr.. Payson (Ill.) the
Senate bill passed extending for one
( year tne time for the payment By set
/ tiers on public lands in cases Of drought.
! A Senate joint resolution was passed re-
questing the Secretaries OF State, War,
Treasury and Navy TO submit TO Con-
+ gross propositions for the enactment
/ into law OF the recommendations OF the
/ international marine conference.
/ On motion OF Mr. Caldwell (O.) bill
was passed to prevent the desecration
ing thereon Of any painting or adver-
tisements.
Mr.. Burrows (Mich.) introduced for
reference bill appropriating So 0OO 900
TO repair and build the levees OF the
Mississippi rivor from the head Of the
pa SIS TO Cairo.
Mr.. Caldwell (o) introduced for ref
erencc bill amending tho pension law
so as to provide that in considering
( claims for pension where the claimant
was slave at the time of the soldiers
death under circumstances which would
have entitled him to pension, il shall
only be necessary to show that such
claimant was at the soldiers death
without other means OF support than
his or her own manual labor and the
contribution of his or her master.
Mr.. Oven tInd- INTRODUCES bill pro-
viding that all pensions granted to SOL
diers upon applications filed after the
1st of July, 1850, and which have been
granted in consequence of wounds re-
ceived in the line of duty. shall COM
mence and be paid from the date of the
honorable discharge. The Secretary of
the Treasury is directed to issue bonds
OF the United States to the amount Of
$500, OO0, 600 to pay the arrears Of pen
sions, bearing 2j4 PEI cent interest,
payable in thirty years from date.
Mr.. Miller 6. c. introduced bill
appropriating $3.50, coo to erect a monu-
ment 70 the negro soldiers; also a bill
appropriating 81 ,0OO, 900 for home for
ex-slaves.
AN IMPORTANT COMMISSION.
WAsHISGToN. Sept 30.-The Presi-
dent nominated Alexander J. Cassatt,
formerly president of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; George NJ. Pullman,
OF Chicago. and ex-senator Davis, OF
West Virginia. as commissioners on tho
par, OF the United States to supervise
the survey for the inter-continental
railroad to connect the system Of North
America with that of South hmerica-
NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON. Sept so. The follow
ing nominations were mado Monday:
John n Irwin. OF Iowa. Governor Of Arizona;
Alfred A. Freeman. OF Tennessee, Associate
Justice Of the supreme Court OF New Mexico;
Sempronius IT. Boyd, OF Missouri Minister
Resident aud Consul General To siam: Joseph
Black OF Ohio Consai at Buda Pcsth. Smith
A Whitfield. of Ohio. First Assistant Post
MASTER General: James Lowrie Bell, OF Penn
syITan8. Second Assistant Postmaster General
WILL. ESFOEcE THE KIoHT-HoUB Law.
WAsHISGroS. Sept so.-The Presi.
den on Monday promised labor com
mittce that when Congress adjourned he
would give consideration 20 the eight
hour la~ and would insist upon its
street enfercsment in the Government
builiinrs
FAr>ANEBfcAS rxrrysFs.
WAsHrSeToS. Sept. so The Secrs
taFy Of State has sent TO the Senate I
statement Of the endorsements from
the appropriation for the expenses o.
tho late Psn-Americsa conference Tbs
appropriation was si25. 600 and the er
penditures s124s7e. 80. tho balance
s18.Ii. being turned into the Treasury
su1ocsted ~ Wrse C.sk.
SAY Francisco. Sept 3o.-Micbae
Koenig and Patrick Nsllegrew wer'
.sphy yxisted in the establishment Of th'
Elsen Vine7a-d Company Monday ats
ernoen- Muliegrew. Who was a Iaborer