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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30
BY the CHAIRMAN:

hand the finance 1871
the abued statements made by the register Be kind enough look them
both.-A. see them.
These the abued
"A. They
Do they agree hgures?-A year they
agree
@ What difference thereP-A difference
Are there other for winch ageeA They
agree for 1862
O. What the difference hundred million
dollars
@ Follow furtherA appears
$250000O0
@ State which the largest the 1870 1871 aementA The
1871
O. You stated amounting
SlO another for nearly $00W Are there other where the
amounts do not these repotsA Immediately
ceding those
O. How far
ing each eu that difference 1888 That apparently the first
year
@ according
these reports?-A Yes, sir
O. Then understand that neither the 1871
the pamphlet all issued by the the total Of
the public debt?-A. So it appears.
BY Mr. BECK
the reports registers treasury
1871 substantially with public
debt OF the United States for each year?-A. Yes sir
Since u does not each annual substantially adopt the previous
report for all except the with which deas?A believe
O. So that fact the material changes whether they the
not that occurred occurred between 1869 and SA think they occurred
1871 exclusively with the exception bund this bu which
made by Mr. Nevnhe did not how make 1.-THE bunder deduct
ing the cash in the treasury.
BY Mr. ALLISON:
Senator Beck the 1870 prior
from the office substantially the public debit
that the 1871 and subsequent substantially Yes
Now will briefly whether the mode Of stating the debt
the registers office the for 1870 and for 1871 and subse
the dferenceA The stating differ
lent. There change in the mode Of stating the debt
O. When?-A. After 1870
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30
From Massachusetts.

EDITOR ADvocATE:-I was proud to
vote for Weaver and Field here in Massa-
chusetts, though we were looked on with
contempt by those whose partisan zeal
prevented them from looking for the
facts. We think we have polled alone
5000 votes. l was sick for five weeks be-
fore election and only able to get one to
vote, but how often while shaking with
chills and fever, did l long to be in Kan
sas IN the thickest OF the fight. In the
name OF the brave voters in the east who
voted for the new party OF equality and
justice, allow me to congratulate the
ADVOCATE AND TRIBUNE on the splendid
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30
(TO be Continued.N

victory it has been largely instrumental
in winning. / look forward every week
to the arrival Of your paper with eager
ness. You cannot imagine the Egyptian
darkness as regards the aims and pur-
poses Of the Peoples party in which
everybody east is enveloped. / wish I
could be with you in the grand work
that is just opening upon you. Keep
our motto, Equality and Justice" before
the people. GEORGE M. STEARNs.
November Ia.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30
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AND MOST ECONOMICAL,

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nothing is left to chance No ammonia alum or other
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the embodiment of all
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1t is not only economical because of its wonderful
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is the only baking powder that contains the whites of eggs
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30
REGISTER THE oFFIcIA

BooKKEEPER GOVERNMENT
official Ct the government and
the warrants passing through the
secretary the ordered the register change
the order the protest the
millions dollars and long
full and truthful official statements old
while statements from the office OF the secretary this regard
that subject not
actually established till comparatively recent period and having
till by what known the Kellogg amendment
preparation bil 8, 1876.
REGISTERS
shown the following table,
testimony Woodve explaining it, here inserted ee
tmony, pages II and 12): .
the CHAIRMAN
public debt" The
statements referred to by Mr.. Woedvle follows:
Serstays
m he
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30

WHEN Stiggins died from cholera,
brought on by eating rhubarb pie, the
physicians solmenly decided that he
died Of too mJch pie-eat-ee.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30
Sl9,9S5 393,537 g.
Difference. s 247,767,34l &C

Difference, or increase, in Seeretary's state
ment, as compared with registers statement
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30

Registers state
ment, Finance vaor
Report, 1871, A0"A :
page 1863.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30
United States Treasury Frauds Exposed.
IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
d. December II, 1880. Ordered to be reprint
Aprsl a8, 188O.-Ordsrsd to be printed.

Mr. DAVIS of West Virginia Committee Investigate the Finance
Reports the Treasury Department. submitted the fol
lowing report:
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30
K-KEEPER OF THE GOVERNMENT.

CNo. 4.-Conttn.ed from last reeE.)
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-30

Sec'tary's state
ment, Finance
Report, 1870,
page XIV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
WIARUS A WYBORY!

Upraszamy abonento10 nas2ych
Ezgjnayqcych sic pozatykq, obY
'raczyN pozecac WlARUSA
swoiu denaokracklna kon'tetono
powiato1vyna jako poczYtny organ
denaokrockl. Komltety tohae
dobrze sro6iq, je5eh zohuplq
peaonq aoaekszq aIoS6 egaen1pzarzy
pisnaa moszeqo Z do1nao je mig
dzs lud rozdadzq. Przez to
p'zysporsq partyl a0lele gtos6ao.
Ma tohle cele sp'2edajenay
WlARUSA 30 nastqpu1qcych
cenacA, pr2yz1calG;qc tyna, Mor2y
2ahup1Q pr2T0gnonlG 100
egzenlplmzY nm'oz, prdeoo do
sape5nenio dev6ch szpah
WZARUSA s,rojenai mtdsnenu
artyhulanai Tub notathanu:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

b}ogoslawiehstwo w Rzymie,
bo5 gorszy cd niedowiar-
ka".
Jezeli wiec blogoslawieh
stwo Ojca sw. zalezy Cd wlel
kich i tajemnych polltykier6w,
ME warto sic o iasSi rzymskie
ubiegat.
Pan Bog wjdzi,jak nie;ncy-
katolicy po]acy katolicy
wiernie przy wierze Ojc6w
swoich, przy wierze iedynie
prawdzlwe) sto1a.
Pan Bog ich ME o2usci
mimo takich Ledochowskich
1relandow, Gibbonsow,
Foleyow, Redner6w i t. p.
Postepowanie obecne Pro-
pagandy w Rzymie tylllo mas
naucza, ze ma w}asnych silach
sic powinnismy ogranlczyc.
Polski lud Z polskim ksie-
diem = jak Wiarus juz ME-
raz uczy}. Reszta predict lub
p6zniej p6idzie "a mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
ZApIsUJCIE sOBIE WIARUSA
Polltyka Zwiaazkowa'
4 La SRUL.
(SYLWETKA.)

Czytajac co tydziei w Ego.
dzle setk! nazwisk nowo niby
przyjetych do Zwiazku Naro-
dowego Polskiego czlonkow
2 ia sama zwykle ,przecietnq"
og6ina liczba zw;qqzkowcow.
oraz z okazyi czestego deko
rowania wielkich ludzi dyplo
mem zwiazkowym, a la szach
perski orderem ,,zlotego
S}onia," przyponnina mi sic
dowcipna bajka, a jezeli
chcecie, anegdotka, o prze.
bieg}ym polskim zydzie. Ot6z
to tax bylo:
Zydek Srul, ]akich zreszta
Jest wlele W starym kraju,
robil sobie geszeft po oko-
licznych wioskach. Skupo-
wal on masIo, iaia, kury It'd.
sprzedawat rozmaite cudowne
leki paniom Jedrochowym
it'd. jake to: Cd bolacej
glowy, Cd k6ltuna, Cd kurczy
brzuchowych = Cd uroku i
t. d. a przy tenn szerzy} takze
ldee poste?owe, re ,,ksiezow"
sfuchac ME trzeba. lie pola,
lasy pastwiska chlopom sic
Z prawa naleza it'd.
Zdarzy]o sic pewnego dnia,
a byl to piatek, zc nasz pan
Doktor, ca}y zalety handlem
iekow j idei postepoWych,
ami sic spostrzcgI iak wlccz6r
zapad}, a dro9a do tecz
ka przez las mu W, padala
gdzie, ial mdwiono og6lnic,
wiele wilk0w sic 31lczdzic
miaIo.
Odwazny Srul ME upadI
ma duchu, lecz bqdz co bqdz,
postanowil ma Szabas bye W
domu. Zdiqwszy wiec buty
i powiesiwszy ie ma kilu przez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
Papiezkie blogos4a-
WienstWO.

Rome organizacye kato-
lickie ubiegaly sic podczas
sejm6w swoich @ -blogosla-
wienstwo Papieza, ably swoim
zasadom nadac pewne pletno
approbaty KoScio}a katoli-
ckiego.
Nawet nie-katolickie orga :
nizacye, jak n. p. Zwiazek
Narodowy, ma leb ma szyje
staraja sic 0 obecnosc jake
GO Ksiedza katoltckiego, albo,
jezeli MONA, biskupa ma
sesyach Sejmu.
Chodzi i'm o blogostawieh-
stwo.
Skoro ksiadz, biskup lub
Ojciec sw. zaczna ,,bfogos}d-
vic = juz smiele, pokornem
lub wytartem czolem gotowi
sa nazwat sic wybrallcaml
Chrystusa Pana.
lego roku jakos kuso po-
szlo Z biogosIawiehstwami
OLGA sw.
Seim Ziednoczenia Katoli :
ckiego W Mapistee prosi} 0
b}ogosIawlehstwo Rzynu,
ale do dnia dzlsieiszego mic
o TEN b}ogoslawiehstwie ME
s}ychac.
Niemiecki Central -Verein
ma kt6rego se;;mie W Newark,
New Jersey, nawet byli arcy.
biskupi biskupi, takze tele-
grafowal do Rzymu po bio.
goslawiehstwo,ale kwitkiem
poszedi.
Ami Policy, ami Niemcy,
chociaz otwarcl szermierze
Kosciola katolickiego, ME do.
stall b}ogoslawienstwa dla
prac swo;ch Rzymu.
Co to znaczy?
Ma czele Propagandy stoi
kardynai Ledochowski, ME
znajacy jako pretekt Propa.
CANDY, zadnych narodowosci
W Amerycc. Krotka jego
zasada jest: ,Jezeli jestescie
w Ameryce, badzcie Amery-
rykanami. TAX Jak morze Was
dzieli Cd kraft, MECH zanie.
dbanie jezyka polsziego i
polskich organlzazyi Was
dzleli Cd Waszej narodowo.
Sci.
Niemcom katolikom ami
polakom katolikom laden roz.
sqdny cz]owiek ME odm6wi
zastug i poswiecenla okoIo
Koscio}a katolickiego W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych. Ale bio.
goslawieistwa dla Mich ME
ma, bo oni jeszcze po niemie.
cku lub polsku sic modla.
A to Jest w oczach Gibbon.
sow lrelandow zbrodniq. FL,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

dwoch! a dwoch to ME jeden
= czy wy ME widzicie
Rozboinik mic ME odpowiadal,
tylko zdawal sic coraz bardzlei
przyblizac do Srula. Kochani
i szanowni czytelnicy Wiarusa,
trzymajcie sic dobrzc "a
brzuch, bo ieszcze bedzle COS
gorszego!
Rozb6jnil< ME odpowiadal
mic, ale Srulowi zdawa}o sic,
re coraz blize] do niego sic
zbllza, a nawet pistoletem w
samo SERGE mu celuje. Srul
truchlal Cd strachu, a rzesisty
pot kapa} mu czola ma
brode. Bo i kogozby tn
strach ME zdjal? Kochana
Sora, mile bachores, ]okszyn
smaczny i wyborny llug1el,
wszystllo to stareto mu pred
oczami, a on juz tych roz-
koszy nigdy ME miat ogladac
i kosztowaC!
Lecz Srul ME darmo miaf
glove ma karku a W niej u.
stalone zasady. w takim
straszliwym terminie, chwyta
sic czlowiek = liberalny =
ostatniego srodka ratnnku.
Zdejmuje wiec g}owy jar
mu}lle, wsadza ia ma kulak,
szybko podnoszac rece W
gore, jak llrzyllnie ca}ych
sit: Jasnie Panic rozb6jnill,
mas tn jest trzech!! upadl
zemdla}y ze strachu ma
ziemle!...
Jak d}ugo on tam talk
martwym lezal, dotad organ
Zwiazku n. P. Zqoda ME
wyposrodkowa}, - dosyc ze
gdy s}onko zesz}o. a zimna
rosa och}odzi}a rozpalone od
strachu sKronie walecznego
Srula, mezny Srul ujjrzaf ku
niemalemu zdziwieniu, IL 6w
pan rozb6jnik, kt6ry go tyle
nabawi strachu, byl to sobie
zwyczainy sosncwy opalony
pieh!...
Kto pan6w i pan chce
dojst znaczenia tel Sylwetkl
z Minnesoty, MECH czlta So
bic uwaznie W kazdej Zgodzle
liste nowo przyjetych czlon-
k6w, rozdanych dyplomow
honorowych i = przecietna-
maIkowska liczbe 7wiazkow-
COW Irzy rozpisanym assesses
mencle do kasy pcsn'ertneJ,
-HqdrG g5oaMe, dose M s5o-
oDie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

ramie, podkasal oblocony ha-
lat i pusci} sic laS strzala ku
domowi. Lecz zanim zdazyl
przvjsc do lasu = noe zapa-
d}a, a moe by}a, ma wieksze
lego utrapienle, bardzo Gle.
nina; kslezyc dopiero mad
ranem wschodzi}.
Lecz wszystko TO furoa ola
wojowniczego Srula. NJ ial
on swo1e "wytkniete cele,
jak nieprzymlerzajac klika
zwl2zkowa, i swoje .ustalone
zasady'', ze wszystxie wiki
przestraszy, las prze)dzie bez.
piecznie i swoja Sure i ba-
chores dis jeszcze wieczorem
uSciSnie.
Rzekl i zrobi}. Wszedl W
las z bijacem screen, jak u
ptaka sploszorego, DO zda}o
mu sic, ze slepie wszystkich
wilkow ku MENU sic zwr6ci
}y. Niedoczekanie vase, pa.
movie wiki! Me dla was
gnaty Srulowe!
Nasz Srul byl dyplomata
a la Nicki. Urzadza tedy W
iednojke polowanie ma wiki
z naganka, i zaczyna huczet
/ buczeG krzyczeG ma rome
strony "gewa|t", tax 2eby
wszystkie wiki sadzily, ze to
ob}awa, i ze ca}y szereg chic
pow i ,strzelc6w "a niemi
idzie. Wiki w strach po-
uciekaiy w g}ebolli lasA
Lecz ME ma tenn koniec
Srulowych przygod, bo OTTO
zaledwie ]edno nlebezpieczeh-
stwo minelo, nastqpi}o drugie
i jeszc@c straszniejszee.
Nj ztad nj zowad, zacho,
dzi naszemu Srulowi, dyplo
macie, droge olbrzymn chop
maczuga W reku a moze i
pistoletem. By} to zapewne
zboj. ktory czychal ma zycie
naszego bohatera, ten orul
nieE by} prosty 'handeles. ("
ktoregoby lada czem przeslra
szyc MONA. Byt on tax
madry, jak nieprzymierzajac
Doktorzy " Detroit, talk
wojowniczy i odwazny jak
Slisz, a dyplomata! no! ho!...
Onby ty,ko obok p. Nickiego
lub Adall m6gs godnie "a
sladac!
To tez poszedlszy po rozum
do glowy, chociaz wszystkle
pch}y inni lokatorow!e "
kedzierzawej jego brodzle
dosta}y drz2czki, odwaznic
dzIarsko jak c. k. wojaE
wykrzyllnql: - Jasnie Wlel-
mozny Panic Rozb6jnil, a
czego wy chcecie:o!! Pan
rozb6jnik ami drgnql, talk by}
zawziety ma krcw, zycie i
worek Srula.
Srulowi tymczasem nowy
dyplomatyczny fortel blysnaI
pod larmu}ka. Oto po clchut,
ku sciqgnqwszv czapkc Z
glowy wsadzil ma xii W te
odezwal sic slowa: Jasnie
Panic rozbojnik. mas jest luz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

Jezell take OrganlZacye,
iak Zjednoczenie lub niemie.
cki Central Verein. prosza
przez Propaganda o b!ogos}a-
wlehstwo O]ca sw., a Propa-
ganda prosbe te rzuca do
kosza, juz dla samego dobra
dusz niesniertelnych powinna.
Gao chociaz jalSieNolwiek pol
urzedowe zawiadomienie, dla
czego CT polacy lub niemcy.
katolicy w Stanach Zjedno
czonych So na zlej drodze i
niegodni blogos}awiehstwa
OLGA sw.
Regu}y grzecznosci obowia-
zuja i Propaganda.
ezell z otwarta przylbica
ludzie sztandaru krzyza bronia,
ME zas1uguja sobie ma to,aby
yscla telefagny rzucano do ko-
sza.
Zreszta coz obchodzi w}adze
rzymskie jezyk narodu lub
nawet parafil: Przepraszamy.
Obchodzi, ale tylko w tenn
czeniu, ably Propaganda czyil
kosci6} katolicSi, ostatecznie
tylko takich wysy}al Diskupow
i lSsiezy do ludu katolickiego,
kt6rzy Z tym ludem wlasnym
jezyku sic potraia rozmo
vic.
Kosci6l katolickl ME Jest
2adnym szul m ei S r e m
niemczyzny, albo innego jake
kolwiek jezyka. Biorac jezyk
tylko jako srodek do oglasza-
MIA ewangielii Koscio} musi
koElecznie iezyk ten szanowac,
ME lako eel, ale jake droge
do ceiu, t. j. do zbawienia
wlecznego. Pan Bog rozumie
wszystkle jezyki.
Many jednakowoz W hi
storyi kosciola bardzo wiele
wypadkow, w ktQrych dla
pewnych, gleboko-tajemni-
czych oraz politycznych przy-
czyn poswiecono ma passive
dla innnych narodowosci ma.
rodowosc wiernle katolicka.
Many przyk}ad w Polsce
W dyecezyi chelmiiskiej.
Biskup Redner, nlemiec
zabity, wszystkie najlepsze
posady urzedy wplywowe
obsadza niemcami. Jego wika-
ry generalny: niemiec,
lego kanonicy: niemcy, jego
profesorowie seminaryum du-
chownego W Peplinie: niemcy,
jego kanonicy honorowi:
niemcy, jego nauczyciele reli
Gil W glmnazyach i szkoEach
wyzszych: niemcy. lego pro.
boszczowie w wielu rdzennie
polsllich parafach: niemcy.
Tuta] W Ameryce dzieje
sic to samo, ale beczkl
A]rysz6w.
w starym llralu, ma rcdzin-
mel naszej zIemi = niemcy
lub schyzmatycznie myslqcy
pralacl polskim ludem Rad ).
a tutai w Aneryce: Ty
glupi Pollack,g ME apros Vi Il, Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
Prezent WlARUSA.

Dodajemy teraz W
prezencie "a zap}ace-
ME przynajmniej ro-
.cznego abonamentu
,Kalendarz Mary
anski" / dWje ksiaze-
czki: ,,S4owiczek'
czyli zbi6r piosnek
polskich i * siaze-
czka ola dusz nabo-
znych''.
Taxi prezent be-
q d.dziemy teraz daWali dl.'1sl Ali
susta awieznie, az do
kohca biezaeego roku
i przez ca}y rok ma
stepny. Wiecej poda.-
runk6w niechaj sic
Mkt ME spodziewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
DEMOKRACKI TYKIET
STANOW 7 .

Gubernator: D. w. LAWLER,
W1cegubernator: H.H. HAWKINS
Sekretarz Stanu PIOTR NELSON
Kasyer Stanu JOZEF LEICHT.
Prokurator Stanu J J.C.NETHW WAY
Naiwyzsi sedziowie Stanu: Da-
mel Buck, Tomasz Canty Wm.
Mitchell.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
DEMOKRACKI
Tykiet Narodowy.

Ma PREF d e TIA
GROVER CLEVELAND
Ma vice prezy I'd en- a
ADLAI E, STEVENSON
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-11
CoIlided with . Suburban Train.
JOHN A. INGALLS, TERMS.
Must Have Full Control or lie Won't Accsrt
the Presidency Of the New York Life.

NEW YORK, Feb 10.-John A. Mccall has
accepted the offer of the presidency of the
New York Life Insurance Company. pro-
vided he be given full and absolute con-
troll, but he will not accept it otherwise.
The matter was considered by the trustees
of the New York Life Insurance Con- pany
at q meeting to-day. but the trustees ad-
journed until Friday without action.
One of the trustees, q close friend of Mt.
Beers. said after the meeting that Mr. Nc
Calls name was not mentioned. Another
trustee said that Mr. Mccall had been reg
ularly placed in nomination. but that
the nomination had not yet been acted
upon. owing to the fact that Mr. Mccall
had agreed to accept the presidency only
on certain conditions. 1t is generally un-
derstood that Mr. Beers desires to retain
under his control the mass of proxies
which he now holds, but as this would con-
tinue him as master of the company, MIR.
Mccall insists that he shall either cancel
OF transfer to others these proxies. 1t is
believed that circumstances will compel
Mr.. Beers to retire from the management
in fact as we'll as in name. and that Mr..
Mccall will be duly elected.
1t was rumored Mt tho hotels town at
the reason no definite action was taken at
the meeting of the trustees was be-
cause plans had been laid to run
John Mccall through. but the name of
Grover Cleveland was mentioned and de-
moraliZed the trustees who wanted two
days more in which to arrive at some
understanding. Fridays meeting will be q
most important one.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-11
THE SEARCH ENDED.
No Bodies Found Yesterday in the Ruins OF
the Burned Hotel Royal.

No Bodies Found Yesterday in the Ruins OF
the Burned Hotel Royal
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-At 8 o'clock th,s
morning the night force of laborers were
relieved by the day gang, and the search
for the missing bodies in the ruins of the
Hotel koyal continued. At $50 o'clock no
body had been found since No. IL was
taken ont yesterday afternoon. Tie
walls around the elevator shaft have
ell been pulled down. The usual
crowd of IOokers-on began to gather
on the street before the sun broke
through the clouds and shed It's rays of
light upon the scene of death and desola-
tion. The number was considerably less
than yesterday morning. but there was the
same interest taken by all. The same eager
question was asked by each one. "Have
any moro bodies been foundf" Pedestrians
on the way to their daily work, paused for
few moments TO watch the workmen as
they shoveled away in the mass of ruins.
During the hours of early morning many
of the merry makers. who were vending
their way home from the French ball,
stopped TO view the ruins. Ii was a
queer interminglIng that The seekers of
mirth aud pleasure, who. for some hours.
had been vainly chasing the pbantoni but
teriiy, aud the seekers for the dead. stand
ing near each other under the swinging z
electric lights that are strung above the
ruins-the one party laughing and joking
with each other and the other party pausing
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GLANDS BILL INTRODUCED.

A Free Coinage Measure Now Before the
House-Debate to Begin NEXT Week
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-The most signiti-
can't event in the proceedings of the House
to-day was the report of the Bland free
coinage bill by the committee on coinage,
weights and measures. The action was
not one which involved debate, as the bill
merely went on the calendar, TO be taken
up i'm the order of its consideration. Int il
indicated the intention Of the free-coinage
men TO force the bill with oil possible
haste Indeed, Representative Pierce.
Chairman Bland and other leaders Of the
free-silver movement in the House. assert
that the measure will be pressed 10 q vote
and actually passed by the House within
the next sixty days. In this event there 10
no doubt the Senate Will have an Oppor-
tunity of passing upon the Bland bill long
before the date of either Of the great ma
ti0nal conventions.
The minority was given leave TO file q
minority report not later than Monday
next Mr.. Bland wished the bill 10 DO
placed upon tho House calendar. but Mr.
Dingley of Maine made the point that the
bill must inevitably involve en- expense
upon the Treasury and should 60 10 the
committee of the whole. MIR. Bland said
that there was no charge made upon the
Treasury. but the Speaker held the matter
inc the rule upon the subject. Later. how
ever. he allo red tho bill TO go on the calen-
dar.
This afternoon Mr.. Bland introduced the
following resolution:
Resolved, That the House bill, No. it26, foi
the free coinage OF gold and silver for the issnt
OF coin notes and for other purposes. be made
the special order Immediately after the readine 9
OF the journal on Wednesday, Feb. ". 1892. and
that consideration thereof be continued from
day TO day until disposed OF.
That looks as If you meant 10 press the
silver bill at all times" eaid q reporter TO
the chairman of the free coinage CON-
mittee.
"Yes, and on oil occasions.' said Nr.
Bland. The resolution was referred 10 the
rules committee. The only amendment
made by the committee 10 the bill "a in
troduced by Mr. Bland was TO increase the
maximum denomination Of any coin note
| issued under tho provisions of the ball from
| $500 TO al 900. Otherwise it 10 the same ~
sent out In these dispatches last night.
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culated by idle persons who have nothing
better to do. and ask you TO deny them in
the most positive terms. This statement is
an internal lie.n
Questioned as to other rumored changes
in the Cabinet, Mr. Blame said:
al do not know anything about them.
have all can do to deny the absurd rnmors
about myself without giving attention to
those concerning others. / suppose these
rumors are started by the same men who
set afoat the one about me. There seems
TO be no more foundation tor them."
Mr. Blaine's last remarks we're in rela-
tion to the following dispatch from Phila-
delphia:
There IS a rumor of impending Cabinet
changes in quiet circulation. it is that
Postmaster general Wanamaker is TO re-
sign within a few days and is TO be sent to
Paris To succeed Minister Whitelaw Reid,
who has long desired 10 return to the
United States. Its important sequel is
that Hon. James \. Clarkson Is TO be ap-
pointed Postmaster general. These moves
on the party checkerbOard are said to have
been arranged on the occasion of Mr.
Wanamakers visit to Mr.. Clarkson at the
Plaza Hotel in New York last Sunday
When the above was shown To Mr.. Clark
son in New York this afternoon that gen.
tleman said IL know nothing of this /
never heard of 1t until / saw il this morn
ing. Beyond this am satisfied there is no
basis fer the statement"