Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-22

q vigorous action will be taken Upo
: the Recommendations Of the Secrt
tary, the President has made th
following peremptory removals:
r. W. Huichings, Humboldt
Gals, alleged shortage 5000; Free
VI. Smith, Tucson, Ariz., allese'
shortage TO theUnited States So, 900
and to private individuals abol
S2s. 900 more: Sterling $. Smith, :.
, DEVILS Lake, n. d, alleged shortag
about sI2s7; Francis l.. Anderson
at Del Norte, Colo, shortage abOu
5000.
About ten others who have beeI
found short will probably be removes
in a few days.
a dispatch from Woodstock, Va.
says ex-senator Riddleberger Is very
low and his case is considered hoie
less by the physicians.
REPRESENTATIVE MORROW
was chosen by the House committee
on commerce to speak upon the
/ long and short haul clause OF the
Inter State commerce law. Morrow
presented n report drawn up al a
conference o. the business men OF
San Francisco last August, in which
they recite the obstacles interposed
by section 4 Ofthe Interstate COM
merce law to through business and
complain that competition with the
Canadian Pacific railroad is not
possible.
A DENIAL
A Toronto dispatch stated that
Mr.. Farrar. a Canadian newspaper
man, has been secretly before the
republican members Of the Senate
committee on relations with Can
ada, aud Influenced them in oppOsi-
ton to the commercial union bill
in order 10 force annexation. Sen
ator Hale said the story was sensa-
tiOnal and absurd. The republican
members OF the committee heard
no one in secret session. Senator
DOlph, I member of the committee,
also denied the sirrYs
FRUIT BRANDY.
Senator Hearst has introduced
bill TO amend the act relating tc
the production Of fruit brandy. The
bill provides that any grape brandy
removed in bond may, Upon its ar
rival at a special bonded warehouse,
be deposited thereupon, making
such entries, filing bonds and giving
such other securities as shall be I
prescribed by the Commissioner of |
Internal Revenue. IL shall be one |
oftiie conditions Of the warehousiDg
bond covering the spirits that the
named in the bond shall |
pay tax on the spirits, rs specified
in the entry, to be paid before with
travail. The bill also provides that
all brandy made from grapes found
elsewhere than in distillery, not |
having been removed from it &C
;Oriiug to law, shall be forfeited to |.
he Government.
TIE PRESIDENT
ias sent to the Senate the report
made by General Crook and Lieu
enant Howard upon the condition
Il the Apache prisoners at Mt. Yer
ION Barracks, Alabama. The Presi-
lent reconimeEds that provision he
made for locating these Indians
ip0n lands in Indian Territory, and
avs:
"SOme OF the Indians have rend-
red good service 10 the government
n the pursuit and capture Of the
hand that followed Ge-
Dnimo. 1t is a reproach that they
hOuld not, in cur treatment Of
hem, he distinguished from the
ruel and bloody members Of the
-ibe now confined with them.''
The President has also sent to the
enate n memorial prepared by
lmmittee Of the American AssOci-
ton for the Advancement Of Sci
nee, relating to the preservation Of
rests upon the public domain. The
resident approves the sentiments
expressed in the memorial and re-
that legislation he pro-
ided 10 prevent the rupid aud .
eedless destruction Of our great ,
rests.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Receivers of Public Money-A. J.
Wiley, Humboldt, Cal; Otis Perrin.
Cal.
George II. Fisher, Of Delaware, c
rst auditor. Fishers nomina- '
on has been hung up in =
t. room Of the Committee
a Finance for some time because
certain charges, but the commit Il
e today unanimQusly, decided
80 y I n
Ut BE- confirmed, and 50 reported to u
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