Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
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sosAt , sZrqan q callers a. ire haadall
sssl1aaos MeadaT - express IseiT yn-
pAshF saa shs sersa ted family.
lsrgs asa Der of lsisgfams0f eoBcslsncs
ssrs seslgsd from 9sll kaosu persons,
tnaludiaz Governor HllL ez-Secrs-
t4ry WniEnsy AarAn :. Hs~isE Gov
sEl0r CamposlL 0f ONO. Ms James
&s0r hcPnsrsoa. Of Ns1 Jersey
60ysrnor Bsayss, Of PenRsy lvaaias eE-
ssnasor Wales, u Pshzsylt4Aia, and
fhomss Ry1n. United S,stes hialster
- Mexico. Mr. Rand4lIs body Is ssiu
"a ths room Ia ssloA b died. The
fasket In which is wiu hasiiy Eeposs is
of plain cedar. covered With black e. ota
aaG copDer- lined Ths only Inscription
Il ths aame 4nd aass OF birth aa1 of
death OF the deceased
The rsmalas viii 10 taken from the
house a. : O'Clock Thursday morning 20
the church. where they can b viewed
ssul 80 Shsa ths services Will begin
AZ Laarel Hill Cemstsry the caskst viii
Do Opsusd and Aa opportunity given tas
friends u the dead man ~ view the
rsmAin4 George O. Meade Post. G. A.
K. ~ GsEuSato~n. has requested that
Grand Army services Be hsId a. the
esmsssry after the regular eersD sDonies.
bat reply has been sent .tanng that
thsy ~ill have - % omitted tor want Of
safiotcns time
The honorary pall-bearers nave been
selected They are as follows George
W ChiLds. A. J. DreKol. Colonel Alex
andsr J. Mcclure and William Ne
Mallsa. OF PhiladelpAiA. sx-Gov-
ornor Andrew &. Curtin. of Penn
syiv1na. Charles A. Dana of
New York, senator A. P. Cor
man. OF Maryland, x-Congressnan
william II. Sowden. Of PennsylvaniA;
Reproson tative James II. BiounL of
Georgia. Senator John :. Barbour. Of
Virginia and Dallas Sanders. Of Penn
sTisania The active pali-bsarsrs viii
De capitol policemen
TO kxLkAsk THE CURRENCY.
wAGHIssToS, April iS-In the Sem
ate McndAy Senator Plumb (Kan-l in
trod aced bill for the disposition OF GER
tan funds Ia the Treasury and asked
that is % read In full. as he
desired 20 call the attention OF
the hnance committee to t. IL
provides that the money required
20 be deposited FOR the redemption
Of the Sanoaal bank circulation shall
De carried into the Treasury and treated
as funds available FOR the reduction OF
ths public debt and for the current
expenses Of the Government; that
all funds held for the payment
OF the masured debt and in
similarly treated. and tia, hereafter no
funds availabls above the sum Of slo.-
900. 600 shall be retained in the Treasury
this not TO 90 construed. however. as
permanently diminishing the fund of
500, 900, 600 now held TOR the REDEEM p
ton OF Treasury notes
Senator Plumb said that from every
quarter shere was abundant evidence
thas The public needed Tor the transao-
ton OF - business TIA. this money In
the Treasury should De disbursed- For
a. useful purposes is might as veil be
in the bottom OF the sea as in tbs
Treasury. During last year nearly $40.
900. 600 OF National bank circulation had
been withdraw The business Of the
country Was lAnguishing. New enter
prises we're withhold Old enterprise,
were struggling 70 keep on their feet
AID thers we're dread and ter
ror and apprehonsiOR whore there
ought 20 b9 hopefulness, helpful
ness and enterprise That cordition o'
thlngs would continue unsil The remed J
was attained snd that remedy could
only come By gisisuon. because lezis-
lasioa. con5iRed with executive action.
had brought the countrT 70 where 4;
now vas
The bill was referred 70 the 6nanc'
committed
TO BE DTSED BIT THs FAS-ANERICASs
WAssIvsrov. April Is The foreigr
delegates 20 she Pan-Amerisan congress
viii give a dinner az tee Arlington
Wednesday night which viii be unique
Ia the annals OK international courte
500 Il - 20 The President Of the
United States, but the invited gusss
include The Vice President mem ber,
% IA foreign Affairs con- mitteei
in both branches of Congress, tbs
United Stases aelerascs % the confer
eace. and Governors Of States anc
mayors u cities The Governor o
every State and the mayor ot ever
large city visited ~ the foreign dele
gasss In their "trip around the eountrJ
have been invited and soms o
them ara already here 20 a.
tend Covers vill % laid for iao
and he dinner wili be memorable one
The -aur~aan sasr vas r~o-a Ma~f~o an
ths Ceasrsl and South American coun
tries have taken shis means of makins
known sheir appreciation 81 The bospi
tsIisv extended them by sae people O
the Uoited States
srVArr.
wAsHr~arov April IS The Senat'
this morning after ths srsnsscting o
routine bas ness. resumed tbe coasid
sraaon of the Mo0 ana election ease
sazsser Morwaa lAl2l tskiax shs foe
lu favor u Clark and NaTinnis
Senator Hsvlsv Conn gave uotic'
that be weuli caI 80 tbe worlds "a
bil for 4 session Fridsy
~zs wAvsr PlrL FAssro
wAsw7xsrov Ap-u IS The Hsuss
Of Rsrreser fasivas to-3sT passed thl
raral appropriaron htL A motion q.
rseonnit she hfll wltb Instructions Q,
tha naral rer,r ttes - report ft hsc.
rsh an amendment providing Tor ,3'
construction of ere hattle-saip p ras rs
hvs vote ~ f1S - f12
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