The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19

The minority members OF tho Committee Will
also ssRSTt in Anr 10 Se eSy
amendment of importance adopted was TO
strike out from the bill the test oath that dis
UP arms against the Government. which by In.
adyertonce 1t was proposed 70 70 nact; i no res
| OF the amendments adopted were OF Nornal
character, so as TO get rid OF the ambiguity
that had crept in some parts OF the Pill IN It's
hhstS FIJI and To- iSeIe \ 81 sur
| have been Informally notified that tho bill will
be called UP Tuesday next.
The Superintendent OF the Census has re.
ceived many inquiries as to whether lie can
extend the time OF the enumeration OF the peo-
pie 80 as to cover all omissions in the count He
says: No specific extension OF time can be
granted: Whorever any enumeration has boon
unable Tor good and sufficient cause TO COM
plete the enumeration OF his district in the
prescribed time he should DO instructed by
tho Supervisor to complete tho enumerato ION.
the certiication Of the supervisor that the de-
lay was due to circumstances beyond the con-
m e ns cs Names IS t tRns
presented as omissions must. however. be
verified by enumerators at residence. and ex-
aminations must be- made OF schedules to
clerical assistance will be allowed the Super
visor for making such examinations.
The contest between Congressman Grosve-
nor and Thomson for the nomination In the
Twelfth Ohio district, is getting very interest
ing and highly amusing. These anti Foraker
Republicans have been heretofore such warm
personal friends us to be known Us Damon and
by, and MI because they have been
Gerrymannderod into the same district.
to-day. In addition to great deal OF indigna,
tion he brought with him n COPY OF a circular
VT Tth which he declares 10 feeding
splendid qualities and heroic achievements"
IN Congress. and, cal ing attention to the fact
that Mckinley has been serymandered out,
we tmany Republicans cannot afford to
would he Ike tearing az of both arms r"e Of t the Re-
publican body Wi;h Mckinley gone. Gros-
S yer becomes necessity. No man can take
In conclusion tho circular represents Gros-
ye rene q 9f s9Tt OF AJAX standIs the fore
ea shtnne Ne have no Hs word the to say say
against any one." it says, but We cannot fail
TO ask every one to look to his own interest.
the interest OF the state and nation in TO-
turning Grosvenor to Congress. Hin fitness and
ability are, recognized by every one; lie has
introduced and carried through more important
measures than any other man in Congress. Ills
ability Is recognized by the President who has
selected him u, to deliver the AdmniSt1atiHn
whole policy and plans OF the Government are
reviewed explained, discussed and all obJor-
swered. 1t Is the battle royal OF statemanship,
and no filter man could have been chosen
Speaker Reed has once more taken the bit in
his teeth aud when tho silver men in the
House learn tomorrow OF what he has done
they will be astounded. Late this afternoon
Mr.. Reed took the Silver bill from his table and
referred 1t to tho Committee on Coinage. He
says that this was the proper course for
him to do under the rules. and that the
silver mon will understand tho situation when
they study II. carefully. Mr.. Bland was aston
tshed beyond measure Tonight when he
to mako matters Interesting in the House to-
morrow. He, will appeal from, the, right
Il tho the aeF s s2 sf thsn I'll" hove bill con no
currence in the Senate Gmendments and
VII! endeayor to got test vote. The ,SGcay"r
the session he has ignored those who have dis
agreed with him. and insist on having his
SSak Wy the ao Ss '1e will E affHFt sn
Ard HH The friends Of the Adminislr9;ion;;
has oyer the House Republicnns was made
conspicuously apparent this morning when |
hey voted solidly against the motion OF Mr.. |
Bland to 30 into Committee OF the Whole to |
discuss the Senate bill
1t was stated at the Navy Department tot day
that the contract for the s0O-ton practice ves-
Bel was awarded to S. /. Moore & Co. Of Eliza
bethport, n j., at their bid OF $25O0O instead |
OF to F. W. Wheeler OF West Bay City. Mich.
whose bid was $4,000 loss. for the reason that
the treaty OF 1917 with Great Britain does not |
permit the building Of war vessels on the lakes. |
Under that treaty each country agrees not to
have more than three war vessels OF not more
than 100 tons displacement, and carrying not |
more than one lS-pound cannon on the lakes !
nj the eame time. and that neither will build |
war vessels on the lakes without the consent OF
the other Government after six months notice. |
practice vessel at Bay City was considored At
Cabinet meeting. and that 1t was
decided that such a course would DO a viola
ton Of treaty calculations.
Tho Wedding Didn't Como on
PETERSBURG. June 1S.-Alarge crowd assem-