The Globe-republican., 1892-01-14
NEWS BRIyITIES.

Senator PETER has re-introduced Mr.. In
gals bill for the purchase by the govern
nent Of the Washington Gas Light company.
Journals of the Mexican clerical party. and
| the archbishop Of Mexico, deny the reports
that the church party IL Mexico Is giving ma
| teria1 aud to the Cara revolution
The county authorities of Buchanan coun-
y, Mo-. and the city officials of St. Joseph
are scrappins over the legal division of h.
cense money collected from the city saloons.
Both houses of the New York Legislature
were organized by the democrats, the Rev.
senator, who Is classed as an independent.
acting with the democrats, giving them full
quorum.
The Kansas City Journal reporter, at the
front. says that Judge Botkin wears six
shooters constantly and carries a Winchester
rife IN the hollow Of his arm, ready for in
slant use.
An effort will be made by number of
democratic representatives IN congress 70
have the appropriations committee recon-
mend that the fee system IL federal Offices be
abolished so far Is can well De done.
Secretary Elaine said TO reporter the other
day, Some years ago used 10 be quite sen
sitiye concerning what the papers printed
about my health, but I have quite got over
that. II does not disturb NE II the least
now
Application for aid TO emiSrate to Africa
has been made to the United States govern
ueut By parties claiming 10 represent 1000
colored people of the south, and the superIo-
tendent of immigration Is investigating the
matter.
Reindeer are valuable as draft animals, for
their milk and for their meat. while their
furs are the best adapted for clothing IN arc
tic regions. For these reasons congress viii
Be urged to provide for their Introduction
and breeding IN Alaska
London, Berlin and Paris financial centers.
their bOurses, or exchanges, are reported
fiat" and weak and depressed" caused
by the action of British var ships of Talgier.
IN threatening to land soldiers to defend
British interests against rebel tribes.
The silver question was for time the fore
most question With both political parties ar
Washington: but change IS being forced,
the democrats returning 20 tariff REFORM with
an evident determination that it shall take
Precedence IN congressional speech making.
Haubelein Bros, wholesale and retail liq-
uor dealers, of Hartford CT, recently gave
$50 toward the Y. u c. A. building The
ing the Y. VI. c. 4. for accepting the money.
The matter has occasio1cd considerable con-
ment.
Springer, Carlisle, Palmer and other dem
cratic leaders believe that the solution of the
silver question lies IN International agree
NET, and vii favor the bill which practical
~ leaves the question Of bi-netallsrn to an
international congress TO Be held a. Chicago
In 1883.
NJ. Springer says that az Congress IS no~
constituted. with the president an aToved op-
ponent of free coinage or silver. L 3 not
practicable that any legislation 10 that end Is
possible, leaving the only thing ettainable
the promotion of international action upon
the question.
Two Of the party who pursued tie murder
efs of Sheriff Dunn have returned TO their
homes IN HASKELL county; oae With an am
broken BY bullet, and the other with Ike
missile in his thigh They confirm tie 70
poF. that four of the party rhas they we're at
ser were certainly biz
At present posnasters Of the first Glass
make profit en- the sale OF stamped envel- |
ops: especially on s.aall sales. This ma
ter VII gain hearing az the present session |
Of congress end IN effort To have the govern |
ueni ether sell 70 the consumer stamped er-
veiope a. cost or have the government reap |
the prof: On them.
Complaints, mostly froc, the south. cor-1e |
up egsirs. federal count offeers who are |
charged With multiplying CASE IN co1rs, and |
p-ololEi1g shs.n Indefinitely, for the pur- |
pose OF adding TO the officers per.uisites u |
fees From this ariSes the project Of chang |
ing the free system of payment of cou-s of |
oers to . salary system.
Senator Carlisle Is IN favor of monetary
congress. Ee thinks thai tie prevailing dis /
cukioos Of the silver question are unfortunate
- they can AMOUNT TO nothing. can settle L
nothing; While an agreement made By coz
press OF nations would probably De formal
accepted By all participants and ro1id ixs
.eesie the great questions az sake.
Mr.. Blount. chairman of BE foreign
EXrs committee has moved a reco1sideratio.
II the vote by which the hose refused COZ
.aYrence m the senate resolution making N |
lpproFriaticn to charter supply vessel fog
he relief Of Russiaa famine sufferers; and I
TIE opportunity comes he VIII enoesvor to
l8y0 he kDusD agree to . reference Of the
Imutufim to tie foreign aGaio committee.