The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-01-28
No. Is.

Tie at making the gold dollar ,hs
nit OF value.
| Mr.. Glover, of kauSss, 10 ea.At.
cites TO depus United Stale bond.
and have Issued legal Teglder uo.ss.
% he expended tog public Improve
taents.s
Mr.. Lewis, Of Mississippi, ta pro-
hibit the Secretary of the Tseaegr,.
from making deposit Of Uul.ei
- lits funds with Nstional or pri.
yate banks.
Mr.. Bland fer the free caiua-e Of
gold aud silver ana for tIic Issue of
coin notes.
During a speech af Senator nolph
there were but two Senators seated
on his own side OF the chamber aud
about a dozen on the other side, but
there was little or nc pretcnCe on the
part Of more than two or three Sen
ators of feeling any interest. Seua-
tor West was speaking ut 1 O'clock
+, NJ, 20 an audience o. less than a
dozen Senators when he yielded.
Bills have been intr, duced for it,
admission of the territories of New
Mexico, Utah and Arizona.
Among the bills introduced and
referred were one by Senator PETER
proposing an amendment To the Con
stirution providing for the election
Of President and Vice President hy
popular v.tc.
Senators George and Walthall. of
Mississippi, will both be re elected.
Public building bills hive been
passed rs follows: For Fergus Fall~,
minnesota, $l00, 1000; Nashua, New
hampshire, 500 600; Searesyille,
Ohio, SlO0, 900; Waterbury, Couuoc-
ticut, 100000; Hastings, Nebraska,
$3.50, 200 Mansfield, Ohio, $I00, ,Oa0;
Norfolk, Nebraska, S2jO,0J0; jack
souville, Illinois, SO, 900. Fifteen
bills in all passed the Senate 10 day.
Grand Haven, Michigan, $4,000;
Deadwood, ). D., $500, 600; Dover,
New Hamshire, 100000; Salem,
Oregon, Sl00, 900; The l5allas, Ore
gon, 100000; Providence, r.. H.,
$500, ,000; FrianO, California, SIS ,0U0.
1t is said MIR. Mills dId not write
to Speaker Crisp declining thy chair
manship Of the Committee on Inter.
State Commerce.
The MASSES OF the Chiliaus, il Is
% d, fully believe that there Will be
war with the United States aud ex
pact ai from England. Represeu
lativcs Of their Government are in
England now seeking recognition for
their Government.
The New York World says that
the findings and recommendation
OF the Oh ilian official ON the Il .uult
on The crew of the Baltimore. He.
!inds three Chilians guilty aud fur
iher finds John Davidson, of the
Baltimore, guilty of striking with Il
stone Chilian sailor while knifuing
an American sailor, and rvcGmmcul-
that the Chilians be imprisoned from
two 70 five yeas and the American
from ten to fifteen years. Much CX-
citement Was caused by this decision
Of Chill.
Senator Stanford, Cf Cal, has ad
dressed the Senate in advocacy oil.
the bill introduced by him ou De
cemb, 23d, providing the Govern
ment with " caes sufficient 10 suD-
ply the national want o. a sound
currency medium.
The bill propose au issue Of Unj-
ted States circulating notes To the
amount of 100000, 900 and such adj
dit:onal amounts from TIME to time
as shall be necessary to meet the re-
quiremeEts Ct the act, II be lent,
under the supervision OF 4 iand loan
bureau, to the owners OF agricultural
lands, to @n amount not exceeding
half the assessed vaiG ton Of the
land, at the rate Of tWG per ccut in
terest.
Senator Stanford WAS followed by
senator PETER in a long speech in "a
vor Of the bill, which va afterwards
Laid aside.
tx Democrats and dozen llepub-
licans formed the Senate when that
body opened proceeding on Monday.
the 18th. Amcng the latter was
Senator Sherman, who appeared for
the first time siuc2 Iis ,e-clvclinn.
Associate Justice Bradley, Of th-
United States SEIrainc Court, died
at 6:l5 O'clock un Friday m0rain2.
Mr.. Harvey, O. Oklahar a, from
Committee Oh lHGian AiI4ir-, report
ed ii Dill app.npg.a;ing &iJ,0O to
compete the = lotme III Of lands ~
the ~heyenn,. AL Arapahe Indians
in Oklahau,a
In the discussion Of this Measure
Mr.. Sim ,, IA, Of Kansas ), had All ep-
poCtunity - enter the arena Of de-
bate aIid ais brief remarks we're i<-
tened 10 W.ta great attention. He
stood in tAe front Of one Of the aislc4.
His attitude was easy and his deliv-
cry good. H started off with the
declaration t1at the Si5, 100 II eadv
appropriated had been squandered,
but he was strongly in favor Uf the
pending measure, a. Ii would allOw
settlers to $, crre homes. tie hoped
that the Huu,c, with its large DEM
oc attic majority, would do what
ought 10 have been done be.Ore.
Touching upon the tariff, he as segtad
that tGe prntt Give tariff policy, q ,
r-ued by the Repub lean patty.
instead OF bringing prosperity to tie
farmers, hs:d brought disaster. fDcsil-
ocratic ap !ausa), and they wanted
TO seek holmes and begin life under
q Democratic administration u hseh,
he hoped, would repeal the 1lcIEin.
ley bill and all kindred tariff laws
and bring prosperity to the country
The bill passed.
Bmckfen's AFRICA Salye.