Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

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wAST TuLIB HoHTs.
WAsHINoroS. Jan. 2S Tie commit
Tee appointed b. the Hatlon-l Afro
American League convention. recently
held In Chicago. 70 present 70 the Ex-
ecutive ana Congress utlon
for the enactment Of Legislation
70 secure % the colore4 people
their rights under the Constitution Las
arrived here and wiu present az
address 20 President Harrison -ld b0tn
houses q Congress. The address de-
clares that ,olored syoters iu the South
are denied the right oi sltrare -ad fair
trials in the courts, and asks lo, legisla-
tion 70 secure TO them their civil and po-
litical rights II also asks Tor the pas
sage a tnc Blair educational b.l de-
claring that Southern States DO not
make adequate provision fer tie educa-
ti0n OF colosed children.
Tx SAMOAN TREATY
WAsHIyGToN, Jan. %. 3.-The Senate
in executive session Wednesday after
noon removed the injunction OF secrecy
from the Samoan treaty and the pro-
tocols Of the sessions Of the convention
OF Representatives OF the three ma
tions held in Berlin ia May and June
last The treaty. as quoted ia the docu-
ment, does rot differ materially from
the already published summaries In
transmitting the treaty 20 the Senate
the President saws
Il an pleased 10 fad in tais general act an
honorable, iast and equal settlement q The
questions which have arisen during The last
few years between the three powers having
treaty relations With and rights IN the Samoan
Islands"
WILL SOr MEDDLE WITH CUBA.
WAsnINGToS, Jan. 23-The Senate
committee on foreign relations has
ordered an adverse report to be made
on the Call resolution requesting the
President to open negotiations with
Spain for the purpose OF inducing that
Government TO consent to the establish
ment Of republic in Cuba.
PENSION APPROPRIATIONS.
WAsHINGToy. Jan. 23.-The House
appropriations committee viii this week
report the pension appropriation bill
Itwiu appropriate over s92.0oo.Oo0 for
next years payments. being much
larger sum than has ever before been
paid out in single year for pensions.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-In the Senate
Wednesday petitions were presented by
Senator Quay Pa from the citizens Of
Midtown, Pa, praying for the repeal
OF the internal revenue tax, and from
the African Methodist church al Pitts
burgh praying for the passage Of the
Blair educational bill.
Senator Chandler N. H presented
concurrent resolution directing the
House and Senate committees on immi-
grafton 20 Investigate the immigration
laws and asked its immediate consider
alton.
Among tho bills reported from com
mittees and placed on the calendar was
one increasing 70 $3.50 year the pen
sion now allowed TO tho widow Of Gen
era Judson 5 Fitzpatrick.
The Senate recommitte5 70 the census
committee the Berry resolution requir-
ing the superintendent of the census 20
gather statistics concerning farms
and farm mortgages. During the
debate on the resolution Senator
Teller (Col) contsnded that agri-
cultural depression was not con-
fined TO the United ststos. It pro-
vailed in IL, the countries or tho world
except Franco. A recent Parliamentary
inquiry had shown that tho British
farmers had within twelve years sunk
more than half their capital The
trouble was neither free trade nor pro-
lection. Since the United States re-
sumed specie payment IN 1873 there
had been continuous drop IN
the prices of farm produce. Tho wheat
crop of this wear with on Y = difference
Of 5000. 0o0 bushels Do ouauti-vi vas
$50 00o 003 in value less than tbe
wheat cror Of 1880 TIE corn crop -
this wear was 500 o0s ono bushels more
than thtt of ls2. but Sc brought
the farmers $4,000 iess Ana SO IL
was with an other farm pr7ieoe He