The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-16

bill proposed By Chairman Springer to admit
manufactured woollcn goods; also = bill to ad::
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ty y on the irse list These three msssu res
com miitse to b. held TOMORROW. e'''"s VI VI"
the, WORK OF the sc%%ittes: y have never
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printed has had no foundation whatever; 4
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tariff question. That is ridiculous. haven't
written The Of nsys haS
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receive my sanction and support
Tho hearing before the House Committee on
the Harvey bill. providing for Statehood for
the Indian Territory. was resumed to-day.
Roily Mcintosh a full blood Greek Indian. adj
dTesssd the so@nttss the GEss tss sGa
not S5e.k ths treaty made With the Creeks Thcs
hood. There are only . few half Ireeds In the
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q .ssy pso the
Greek county, The United states uIdss its
s sns' vAs make as laws s ha we're
nSt aM ReFs a si SGSs Said tho
Msn VIE h haze been speak,paE In favor o.
!Sere desrsS Of business ss Tor tie lawyers
sS lie s9aa
nsaas then n shaSS ss sss a S xs
Ierritofy 70 statsheod. Il the White popuIa.
the Indian would have nothing. :. What hays
ments Of the OTHER four Tribes and the ih,
q ,ns III They sts1d i SPon ths = treaty: ard
The House Committee on the Election o,
President. Vice-President, and Representa-
tives In Congress have practically decided to
report the amendment proposed BY Mr.. Chip
gslature Of each State to prescribe the time.
places. and manner Of election.
The committee appointed By Speaker Crisp
to investigate the Pension Bureau are very
slow In getting to work. and many Congress.
men fear that the investigation will not be, as
Gnd as vas INTENDED q, s;
with no previous legislative experiences. 1:ep.'
mainly instrumental in showing up the PEN
sion ONCE pethods. Is complaining at the
Nth Thsh ta
Of the Democratic members Of Congress- who
were, most active in calling for the inyestGa:
hoS, hAN lN,t- n
to procrsstinate It is further said that Conn
missioner kaum has made many promotions
the beneiiciaries are Democratic. Whether
the promotion Of Democratic clerks has any
thing to do with the ,tardlness OF those who
determined. but there Is an impre ssion at the
Capitol that such is the case.
Senator Chandler said tonight that in his
speech in the Senate this afternoon ON the
resolution providing for en- investigation OF
the introduction Of typhus fever into New
York he had no intention OF accusing Col.
Msser q VII
had not used due discretion in dealing with
this case. The Senator referred to certain
the Secretary Of the treasury last summer.
on. that OCCASION he called attention to the
s t tsNs v ana s t sSqa Be sp S.D %h
Very much feared that in practice he the
run away with him: The law. and correct
practice u3dsS the shG %S,.s control sSs
fsa tor anS
driven out By cruel Russian edict. the seena.
Friday y. the Immigration COMMITTEES. Of the
order being the consideration u the report
OF the Treasury Commission, sent abroad
by Congress for an Investigation concerning
isyrn anita M cn nnn
OF the most important Recommendations made
by this commission relates to an increase u
t at p psotet Ra
iae aSa b Hs = % ns Is
not travel In first Or second class cabins
Another proposition to DO brought before the
increase Of the poll tax. not only on sfeersge
1 the Ssa az bs Of tie
e Gus st;s ans eomranies ana Is eharsed ii
passengers when tick cts are purchased. Those
thae e NJ to resrst f
ton +. desirable persons and not permit
bs upon the Shores 81 ths ceuatrS
to become burden upon the p c99hpmunity in
Ss.s e II iInis III imnix:stisn lnso the United
ststesY have received J.! Invitations to appear
present are Gen. Francis A. Walker Of Massa-
chusetts. an advocate OF the proposition to
insFsass The pS 5aS 3n ia%%1EsPtsS e slS0
zsiti,.S. and Terence v, Powderly both Of
whom are opposed TO any increase OF the pres
ent tax. which Is nifty cents for each foreigner
landed by . steamship company In the United
States; Superintendent Owen OF the Bureau
of immigration. members OF the Board Of Inn
migration. Commissioners ut New York city.
and representatives Of the various steamship
companies doing business ut New York and
other ports VI entry In the United States
Mr.. Stump OF Maryland introduced In the
House to-day bill TO enlarge the ship room
and Increase thu comfort Of immigrants. The
bill makes 1t unlawful for the master Of .
steamship or other vessel on which Immigrant
Vessel and passengers to the Unifea States t
unless the com partments. spaces. ard accomo-
allow for each and every passenger carried $50
cubic feet II the enclosure OF cabin 10 located
On the uppermost deck. 200 cubic feet II
located on the main deck. and 25O cubic
feet II located on the lower or deck
below the main deck. and 1t 10 made I'M
lawful to bring passengers on more than the
more than iiys feet below the water limo. Tho
by fne Of 500 for each passenger SO carried