Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
ProTisions of the Substitute Bill for
the Pure Food Bills In.
troduced.
a BOYS THoUeHTFULNEss
svERTS 4 DISASTER.
French Detectives Coming this
Way in ihe Search for a
Partisan Murderer.
By Telegram to the NEWS;
WASHINGTON VIKINGS.
MOreAbout the Chinese.-Pure Food
BIiis.-Ehe Irrigation Law

BIiis.-The Irrigation Law
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The re-
publicans Of the Senate finance
committee continued consideration
OF the tariff bill. The wood sche-
dule passed and the sugar schedule
laid over for the present, it being
deemed best to await the return Of
Morrill, and sherman before taking
up a subject Of such importance.
Two New York fur dealers, repre-
senting, they said, 100 houses en-
gagged in the PREPARATION Of lurs and
manufacture OF fur goods, were
given a hearing. They asked that
the duties on fur ami fur goods in
the House bill be increased ON ac-
count Of the competition Of cheap
foreign labor.
TIE CLAYION-ERECKIS
TER.
The subcommittee Of the House
committee on elections decided not
TO delay the Observation-Disclosures
contested election case in Arkansas
for the purpose Of taking testimony
OF California witnesses in regard 10
the alleged completely Of Hooper
in the murder Of John l.. Clayton.
MORE CELEsrIALs.
A. Willard, United States Consul
at Guaymas, Mexico, in a letter
transmitted 70 the Senate today,
reports the arrival Of Ill more
Chinamen at MaZatlan. The thirty
nine Cinnamon whose arrival at
Guaymas was reported in previous
letter, WilLni states, have left
Guaymas Tor towns in SOHora, near
the United States frontier, and are
waiting an opportunity to cr0ss the
border. The United states oiliCe;s
were notified.
Levi W. Myers, United States
Consul Gt Victoria, b. c., tells how
twenty-t Cinnamon were IN
doubleday struggled into the United
States by the steamer NOTth StaT.
The Cinnamon were taken on board
the vessel about midnight and,
although the Canadian Collector
had men watching her, she slipped
out Of the barber in safety ami man
aged u clude pursuit y tug was
sent after her. The price charged
for this work Is 500 per head. Myers
said: III this practice is not stopped,
more cutters must be placed on the
Sound and spies must be employed
TO aid the Canadian authorities"
TIE PURE FOOD ELLIS.
Senator Paddock to-day reported |
favorably from the committee on l
agriculture q substitute for all the
pure food bills which had been in.
trOduced in the Senate. The bill
provides that there shall be organ
lied in the Department Of AgriCul-
ture a food division, whose chief /
should receive $1,000 per annnm
and be charged with the duty Of
procuring and having analysed /
samples Of food or drugs sid in any
Othe: State or Territory than where
Manufactured. The introduction
into any State or Territory from
another State or Territory OF any
food or drugs Is prohibit
Ell under penalty Of fine and i'm
Any drug should be
deemed auulterated when il differs
within the knowledge OF the seller,
from the standard Of strength,
quality or purity, laid down
in the United States pharma-
cOpWia, or other standard
works, or when its strength
Or purity falls below the prUfessed
STANDARD under which it is sold.
Food or drink should be held adul-
terated when any substance has
been knowingly mixed or packed
with ii 30 as 10 reduce or lower or
iujuTiCusly affect its quality or
or when any valuable con-
stituent Of the article has been
wholly or in part distracted; and II
il contains, within the knowledge
Of the seller, any added poisonous
Or Injurious ingredient. Persons |
are required, under pesaiiy. tosub-
NIT for analysis samples Of food,
drink or drugs and an official analy-
SIS shall Ice made Of such articles
whenever the sane Is demanded by
any responsible person.
THE IRRIGATION LAW.
The Secretary OF the Interior to-
lay transmitted TO the Senate an
opinion by the Attorney General.
the act Of October 2, 1855. |
which appropriated the sum Of
slOJ,000 for investigating the extent
% which the arid region may be re-