The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
SITUATION UNCHANGED.
REPUBLICAN, SCHEMES TO SHUT
OFF DEBATE.


WAsHINGTON, u. c.. Jan. 2L- Special
The situation in the Senate apparently &C.
mains unchanged with the single exception
that the Republicans now talk Of making
their attempt to force a vote on next Tues.
day instead Of Monday, as first determined
by Tuesday they say Pierce, Of North DF-
/ kota, will be here, and the Republicans are
even making calculations upon the death OF
senator Hearst to help them. His
condition is such as TO preclude all
| hope. II Is couetded that he cannot sur-
yiye more than several days longer. His
death will reduce the Democratic strength
| bv one. az 10 will leave the Republican
Senator now paired with him free to vote.
| II is apparent that the Republicans are
doubtful Of their ability 10 Sustain the reyO-
| lutionary proceedings they have agreed
upOn. Il seems that in the face Of
adverse criticism the Nice-President
hesitatcs 10 play the part assigned
! him. In this aspect Of affairs it has been
suggested that the Nice-president Overrule
| the motion for a st0ppage Of the debate;
! that the Republicans appeal front his deci-
sion and oyeTrule it. thus placing upon the
majority the responsibility for arbitrary ac-
|
not vote 10 Oyerrule the chair. This after
noon, however, the Republican managers
assert that tn y will terminate debate and
adopt the ci0ture next Tuesday.
TESTING EXTENSION or FREE DELIVERY
rhe postal authorities have completed
plan far testing the extension of free de-
livery system tO small towns. They have Sc
lected towns M different states 90 establish
experimental service. La Virginia SUI
folk. stephens City and the Soldiers Home
have been selected, and as soon rs pract-
cable one carrier will Do appointed at each
place. who will make deliveries and c0llec-
tiOns daily rs the needs of the people re-
duire. Free delivery will be maintained in
these towns long enough to test adNisably
the system OF general extension throughout
the country.
TO INVESTIGATE THE INDIAN BUREAU.
Commissioner Morgan, Of the Indian Bu
reau. has written "A letter % Father Gran.
the Catholic priest who was wounded M the
battle near the Pine Ridge Agency, asking
him, in view OF the writings tO the religious
newspapers. To- formally prefer charges
against him (Alorgau) s0 marlborough in
yestigatiOn may Dee made oi The working of
the Indian Bureau.
CAPITAL NOTES.
Virginia postmaster, appointed: Jennie
neiiy' Ne'l Nv, ",i,T ~ l,,no'.l
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Pensions John Roales-, Franklin; Fol
ldh'o1e' youu ",@llDu' " t,..iii ,,'l' 1.ir,,a.
iieer bernaIo '@8u-nl, IMAM, I,, "'S.oi
W or'h, Joseln NeH,I7 I7, nun .,"'' p'a
lows,ille: John Riggs Land of Promise.
,ecrefarv Proctor ha, directed that ten
v0unr engineer officers of tue army De dee
tailed for duty under lne luter-C influential
railway commission in surveying the route
oi the proposed luttrO OonllH.uiii railway |
The personnel 81 the detail Nul DE an-
nouucod iu a shirt time.
The census office today annou.t.d inr
population oi Alabama ny counties, iAe !
population 0l tuc state being 4'-""li.
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