The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Wash ngton, D. C. !
 Jan. U. 1890. 1

the sleeping car millionaire, aut il spte olIbe protest ot Senator FaI well aud Cullom and several repu6 llcan R preseulattves from Iliao.e, that caanotfn te pre- pJtate Il fight ; .nater Farwell. openly expressez hI, i lninalon to defeat the nomInauon ol Ciafk when it come, before the Senate, and If be can gel a t..,, rel ubI.san votes ne k ltkcly e succeed, IS he has d clam on th, democratic Senators -f r help ln the eoHfrmaliaa of Chief Jusuce | winch wllI g5e nun their votes I Ire ks for chem
 How tin, loi d new navy? The committee appointed by Secretary Tracy to report plans tor IL " navy has gone into tic business in way thal would soon turn the Treasury sz5rF.as fnl7 s dehel ene,. fflt aad ts Nas NJ shoal 6ufId l02 war vessels during ti.e next fourteen years at cost ot s280, GOO .000 Fortunately for the taA-fayero oi this country, Mir Ira ey , committee has no eoutfoi ~ er Uncle San cash box.
 Tae ven mil4on acres oi land h the Sioux reservation III Hle Dakotas Wiil s.on be opened to settlement Mir harl1so. proc lamg,iou ta thie effeet has already been 3llltyn, out nas not yet been maae pubIIe
 ae uncettaeat5 aLoat the acton of the Hou,e eammasee oa hU!es continues, and there=Isa di versity of eplnion about il. Some beIeye iaal tho QLoI of Representatives 3ic ktnieY and Gpuaon refusing to agree To number ol tbe radica changes proposed ty Speaker Reed ls true; others that the delay k sim. ply to ieave the House in the Speak ei s power. and still others, that tLe hHeH k Gu eJ because d number epablteans have retas e1 fo Yote Tor an1 Hglgs odrtafftng It@=ljght> ghe minority, recog- pizias tbe=faes hat tWe var, from HON they wfIi belong to the minor N. aIr, Gafljsle VII make ao fight pr tn c mmtttee, but when the neN RuIes are reported tothe HeaSe. unless ite4 ne Yery differ. eaf from tho,e peofosea V tht 9feakea, he wll fight their.alop tfan in every pessa ble maaner
 Speaker Reed wlli appoint i I. cia comm u~e II the fiaa,,# a= have charge ef Worlds Fair ma ters Mir. Reed says h. intends to aeraage1bc committee so that no enc tbs r8 cities shafi have Huiue advantage
 T. fua Las begun hefafethe + a cs m@itt ngagel 5 usvest sa tirg IL 0t aiiol ox .arecry -ls11 GampcelI aod ex Gey. Fora kersre to tell the commute what they know abou, the matter Mu= r2t iialstead also Tbe laStnamea VII Iroba Il ,akc a vantage of 1sa tlH54 5o et even W8h -ame If hi, foh.ical friends. lut fery5na. eormies in the Senate.
 MckinIey's com mittce will give 70 more heatfne* on the tariff w,H mt attempl pltbc=afli4uIpf feaf f bringing tho republican members together in the new btIl. Sugar will probably be the greatest ob- s1acle to harmony.
 Secretary V indon has prepar ed a till,which is to be introduced m the House rext week. to carry out the sllverldeas contaired m hls annaai message. II ia supposed that MT. Harrison will send a mes. sage to Congress. approving the bin. immediately tterwaras.
 sentative Cummings of K. City and also Qfthe New York Sun, IS something ot wag. but the republicans hd net seem 10 ser the bomor III the resolution he of. fcred in the House providing for tte erection In the center of the TO. tuoda ofthe Capitol bnIldIug of a bronze statue of the late Samuel J. Ftlden upon which the following is 10 he prominently iascrrtcd: Sam neI ]. Flden, n1not eenlb President ot the United States; elected but not seate
 Mr Walker Elaine, eldest son ot Secretary Blaine. died suddenly Wednesday night in this city, ot pneumonia. He was thirty five years of age, and during Garfeld's $ brief almlnistra ion, held ,he afiicc of Third Assistant Saerstarv ot