The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-11
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
MANY PUBLIC MEN IN FAVOR OF
SQUEEZING CANADA.

MANY PUBLIC MEN IN FAVOR OF
SQUEEZING CANADA.
They Thiak Judseisus Retaliation wsuiA
Settle the Dehring Sea Questsea-SSuan-
serias Mo~ey st Congress- Fu.srais-
Messrs. blaine s.A Springer 1nprovias.
WASHINGTON. March 1O.-The Senate ad-
journed over to-day until Monday. and there
Will therefore be no further discussion OF the
q Behring Sea controversy until next week. The
subject was informally talked over In the For
eien Affairs Committee. The question will be
further considered there during the next few
days. and 1t Is hoped that meantime . reply
will be received from Lord Salisbury relative
to his intentions as to the renewal Of the
nodus ripend. Senators Sherman aud
Morgan. the most influential members
Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs. are
moro strongly convinced now than ever be-
fore that the arbitration should be ratified. no
mattss what the nature Of Sallsbury's roply
may be. and they will endeavor to secure a
favorable report from the committee and
action on 1t in the Senate at an early day.
While tho question OF . treaty OF arbitration
Ia being discussed. the policy OF retaliation
against Canada, which hos become SO very
popular within the past few days. will not be
lost sight Of On the contrary. Senators on
proper way to adjust our difficulties with Eng
land is by depriving Canada Of the urgent
commercial privileges which she now enjoys
and they will use every endeavor to bring the
subject to the attention Of the Senate.
Senator Culum. Chairman OF the Committee
on Interstate Commerce has. It is under
stood. become q convert to the plan OF shutting
of Canadian railroads from transacting BUSH
ness In this country unless they are specially
~ = Ill sr
practised under this system the licsnse can DO
A bill to regulate immigration was intro
duced in the Senate to-day by Mr.. Washburnc.
The most important provision Of the bill au-
Of immigration, to DO stationed IN Europe.
ard q twelve tmmigrsns ipspectors to Sol be
% %hd At ss
sss s@fss s g. Ss
s y Shs5s ssey NE s;
aud TO examine the sworn statements Of immi-
sain minute ds s 81 tho innisrants
and eers E
the Immigrant hos over been supported by
public or private charity: whether eyer con
n has on mental
ity that will prevent him from earning a liveli-
thS N 9ss ana
tie IMMIGRANT is Under contract TO work in the
:ouraged e emigrato by any steamship or
transportation company"
The President and Mrs Harrison enter.
tanned at dinner this afternoon DR.. Won Hol-
leben. tho now Minister from Germany to the
United States: Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer OF
hs Carr Sssey 81 Wyoming. MISUNDERSTANDING and
Mrs q and
Grain 81 Texas. Representative and. Mrs.
Caruth Of Kentucky. Representative and Mrs.
po9ss Ba9 Gen Mr and rs Hs1
son. and others
An unssyory scandal is about to become
II ne the %
sa 9sssl sed iseisdea siSe toF S!sss sei5n:
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Bill to limit such expenditure in the future.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs to-
day ordered . favorable report on bill intro
duced BY Mr.. Blount Of Georgia providing for
EniteS Pstates e the Historicai Ex
archives and from Government. museums
Hmpe ers and to seoure other such articles
from private museums.
Mr.. Springer continues to improve. He
passed a very good night. resting comfortably
His improvement is slow. but very encourag-
ing.
C.~o ka'e ~, ,v,,tkk oo Top
on the subject Of the early com LIetion Of the
H srsm Sh2 Canal Nay
d. Is reR9stss I'M il the
bed. but he has no fever.
Mr.. Docksry. Chairman OF the Sub-Commit-
tee on Appropriations. charged with the inves-
tlgation into tho affairs OF the Worlds CO.
r Wiiam Bsk ns Presidsnt CSieaeo
asking for this information:
ri s all
Of ns:.
Ct .s:ss
States have been received II So the amGuns. .,.,
st: 1
Whether there have been any sales or promises Of
any business commercial privileges
How much has been expended upon buildings and
grounds and what amounts yet necsssary FOR said
purposes. co..
privileges for the purposes OF exhibits and what have
An esmsts Of ali receipts incident the Exposition.
4 statement of salaries and compensation paid each
ocsr and employee tho Suites and OF each &C.
:,rber name and functions OF all tho bureau and
divisions exstiny Or con tempated and the mum.
Der ~ ON. iaia and employees.
Exposition and TO what purposes they are to be ap
piled
What States Territories nations. or colonies have
signihed heir intention to make exhibits
THE FIFTY. SECOND CONGRESS-.