Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-23

essxaeNcrTo GROVER CLEVELAND
APPLAuoro.
Disabled Veterans ir'm the h'N'''"
War Receive an Increase in Their
Pensions.

IN, So,,..uoeHwoii contest In tue
House.

me Noyrs.NOthN'h '"
House.
w,autsGroS, April 22.-The Noyes
p.'t.,,.,il contested election case Occur
lHvN ~ House today. There was
~ ~ ,o 4, concealed behind the Ie-
tnyu 's,,,s,,on the Democratic nomlna'
~. ~, m. Proficiency. Was u 70
WI not, cleveland, Hiil ur the muon
noi M Western man? The vote, u
aid. indicates that tho West may
FcilowsiN, W favored Rockwell
rocstan(N. " iollowea ina violent
srcrrh. Neither refereed to the political
sn,brorlio. except by inuuundo, nut
OiFarrelI Wal announced himself as
n stalwnrt Cleveland mnn. In the
c,nr.e OF his remarks O'Fartell re-
f,rrrd 10 Hill ns y fox and Cleveland ~
a linn. His reference to "magnlilccnt
Grn,pr Cleveland brought down mum
dor. OF applause. O'Fauell, although
he was raplurously apnlauded, ihileI
IN carry the House with HIM, huu
yllh hut thirty.ninc mumbefs fncotl-
ING Themselves IN favor OF me coh,
tesiaut, the chagfn between Clevehnu
AMI nm seems to be more than ever
withou. the prospect OF n PLANK 10
O'Faircll closed his argument IN
favor OF Noyes. The question required
on tho resolutions Of the minority SUD
slltule from the majority report, declaf-
ing Noy,s not elected. Carried, l4O 70
g,' thifty.nlnu Democrats voting 10
sustain tho report Of the insyoriiy.
There was no break In the l'ePublioAh
ranks.
well entitled to his seat, was agreed 10
lbs u 100. -.
Bfyan's motion TO recoumit wa. &c,
fcated. The resolutions ns nmonucu
w.ro agreed to, and Rockwell retains
hls seat.
Recess until evening.
THE SENATE.
The lii b almond section $50 OF the
revised e,atutcs was reported from the
judiciary Committee with amendments
and passed.
The calendar was taken up and the
hill placing the secretary Of agriculture
I'm line Of succession after the secretary
Of the interior passed.
The I'm authorizing the secretary OF
the interior to increase 10 81 % month
the pension OF every pensiOnor who IL
now on tho rolls at s. per month, on
account Of service In the Mexican war,
and who was totally disabled from
manual labor and In such destitute
circumstances that the latter pension
was insufficient to provide him with
the necessities OF life, was passed.
The Army Appropriation bill was
reported nud placed on the calendar.
The Urgent Deficiency bill was
taken up and the following amend
ments were agreed 10: Appropriating
10000 for representation OF the
United States Mt the Columbia His
t1ricnl Exposition nj Madrid In 1909
Sl01, 900 for continuing the work of tn,
eleventh oensus; approp!ia,ing $3.50
to reimburse Montana for the expcnBt
OF Unconstitutional convontion;and the
iii as amended passed.
The Chinese Exclusion bill wa
taken up, and Senator Chandler pre-
scented testimony showing the need VI
more stringent laws TO prevent tho IN
lux ofChinesc. lie Admitted that the
situation between tho American Go
vefnmcnt and China was n bad one
Then he commented ON the c)rresp0n
dence regarding BlaiT's rejection.
Senator Davis, member Of the com
mittec on foreign relations, looked upor
the House bill ns n rank, radical, un
blushing, unmitlgated reputation o
every treaty obligation remaining
between the United States and China
Senator Davis took occaslon, In thu
coune Of his speech, to denounce thu
Cahonsly proposition submitted TO tn,
Pope last year.
Without action on the bill, the Senat,
went Into executive session and ad
Iuurned Till tomorrow.