The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
TIE HOUSE P.issEs THE CONFERENCE
CHINESE EXCLUSION BILJ.

Inform alton Wanted About the So gar Trus
Tho River and Hnrbor hin Taken III
In Committee or the wbole- Score ary
NobIs Hcfu.es the Request OF the Pen
zion Investigating Comusittec for Certais
Papcrs-Jerry Simpson Says tho Farmers
Alliance will Eject che Next Presidea,
or Throw the Election Hato tho House
WASHINGTON. May An the House to-day
after the approval OF the journal. Mr.. Geary
Of California presented the conference repor,
on the Chinese bill and demanded the pre
vious question.
MIR. Hit tIcp. H. snd that the agreement
Of the conferreos was moro satisfactory than
tho House bill, but openly violate faith and was
Rrupture OF our relations with China. Ncom.
PEELED every Chinaman so go and get ticket OF
leave. Never before in the history Of civilized
countries was any such system enforced ex.
cept In tho days Of slavery. This treatment
was outrageous and blot on our nnme rs a
nation OF free people He condemned this
kind Of ante-clcction legislation. Our reln-
lions with China were already sufficiently
strained.
Mr.. Hooker Dem. Mss.h in opposing the re-
port said there never was time when tho
writ OF hnbeas corpus was denied as In this
bill. BY 1t the Judge was allowed to imprison
the party and deny bail. Tho Democratic
party was welcome to all the glory 1t could get
by tho passage OF such n measure. For HIM
sell. he desired torecord his vote against it. 1t
Mr.. Hooker demanded tho, yeas and nays.
Tho conference. report was then HCrned to
1s5 TO y: The nay vote is as follows DOM
M.ssra. trd.S Of Massachusetts,. B.,mnn Of Missis.
,. H h Mhmsc Of MsS s Of :? ws snS
Dude ri Minnesota. ,1..n Of Wisconsin ,s,a,tge Of
Ct ss. sss ar ySrs s y%i rst .S
S ] sSr Sf car sl;~sa Sa 1'n"s
sr OF OHIO iiausrn Of Wisconsin. Hsmghhn OF south
ss.s", @ e A'Ss i 6 "9 81 | %t
sin Powers OF Vermont. and storer of Ohio.
Mr.. Goodnight Dem. Nv, reported q reso-
nation as to whetncr the sugar Trust, or
PROVISIONS OF the act o: .iuly@. 1890. t" protect
straints and monopoles. and whe;hcr prose-
BUTTONS hud been directed or instituted against
these S srnsts pr nre, history
tho trust and cited instances OF tho enormous
profits made BY trade combinations. Noeil9rt
the present Administration. and this resolu-
ton would meet the case.
the Sugar Trust was to pass q free sugar bill.
Applause on Democratic sidc.l In his district
there was q sugar refinery which had not boon
received magnificent bonus from tho sugar
barons for shutting up, their refinery. He
would pass and, becom"a law by tbs Votes e es Of
both parties. The resolution was then passed. |
M th" and Hi aar tssn s red
speaker said that the regular order was the |
OF 81 III snsn E passed in
A struggle then onsned for tho considern-
bill: second the Post Oiiice bill. and third. the
foItifications bill Al q these were laid aside;
md on motion net Of Mr. Blanchard the River and
Whole tSir. Hatch OF Missouri in the chair.
Mr.. blanchard then explained the provisions
rs follows: Fourteen million three hundred
and si1ty.tye thousand nine hundred and
Her and other te
brcakwaters. and si259o6 for orc examinat t sm
VA ISL .sat. or ss.sa0s31 more than the
!. The committee then rose and the House al
journod.
According to the ever-sanguino jerry Simp-
son OF Kansas. neither tho Republicans nor
The Democrats Will elect President next fall.
Jerry expressed great delight to-day on the
receipt Of information from tho secret Alliance
mn somewhat surprised" snid he. that
hey ali hS:eo to support our third party
Didn't you expect thnt:"
No: they wer, exclusively from Southern
,:ass. whero there has been II tremendous
hs Gt Hh
as Wi !h b. A ths tieEet"
Tho result vii! be that the Democrats will
$50 nearly cynly Southern State and tho Al
'an Mh VIII ,r fhrry HearlS az OF them
,l"otion p ''1' W. Wv ee''''''"'
" It viii DO almost certain to throw the cleo
'ccton OF IN Alliance Pr esd MT es"'' III '"e
Secretary Noble has refused the request OF
lie House Pension Office investigating COM
nittoe for tho papers in the cases OF several
Employees Of The Pension ONCE who were dis
70 toIon:ress TO" his actio in Diminishing EN-
loycos in his department. Chairman Whceier
'ill doubtless introduce in the fIUuso II resoiu.
!oa nskin9 tor instructions as to tho course
nix OF passing II resolution OF corsure on Sec I
r:nry Noble and Comm issoncr Raum, and
bis may follow the introduction Of the resoIu.
on requesting instructions. Such n resolu- | .
ion would cause a spirited debate in the
louise On the subject Of tho Pension ONCE In. !
Gen; Frank Wheaton; the new Bricadier has
Dr. nssiGnment to tho command Of the, Depart
reasonable doubt but that ,ha Fres lene
~! approve Gen. Schon"ld's rcron, mcndntion
'ho successor TO Gen. Stanley. when nppojnt.
d. will probably be assigned to the Depart
tent Of the Columbia. left vacant ny tho re- t
rnment OF Gen. kautz Until mn assignment {
made. Gen. Ringer Of the Department VI Cal
ornla will have charge OF the Department OF
Ir. Blind Of Missouri introduced in tho
louise today q bill repenlin& nll laws impos-
y. tax on the currency or circulating notes
sued by authority ot any State or BANKING
ssociailun "rGanizoi by the authority VI a
tate.
Commodore william r. Mccain has heen j.,
laced on the retired list His retirement to-
ny promotes Cant. Il. W. Meade to be Il Com :
.odore. Other PROMOTIONS mt this time are
locked. a, Secretary Tracy hns not acted on
10 cases Of Commanders Smith and Graham,
no stand ut the head OF the Commanders.
Mortgage Ind.htedncss In Nebraska.
WASHINGTON. May 4.-The Census Office to-
~ issued bulletin showing that the real es-
to mortgage business OF Nebraska during
10 past decade is represented by 337.S72
or!gages. made to sccurcn debt of S274, 9iS-