The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
READY FOR CONGRESS.
THE oHIIIAv CORRESPONDENCE.
r,o President Completes His Examination
and it's Now Being Put In shape
for Transmission.

w.erDaroS. D. c.. Jan. l5-Presdent
Harrison has completed his examination Of
correspondence with Chill upon the Bal
tuoro incident 40 alparaiso and the copy
has leon returned 20 the State Department
t,le put into shapo for its transmission TO
Congress. The President has not, as has
been reported been in telegraphic communl-
cation with Judge Advocate General kemey
At stNaueio. but received his information oi
az the developments during tie oxanina-
ton of the Baitmores sailor rs o'a
al other citizens from re re-
norts furnished bv tho press. Inc ih",
i..grht him from dav 10 day fsI accounts II
the testimony. but the last day pioceeu'l.,s;i ';
with Colonel Bemeys findings mere 'N' va,
r0trcach here before MOnaaf. it 10 ,Np.o'g
that these Will form part o.. the matter 10 Do
sent o. Congress although ,.i9 lN]f Ho' 80
the case as 10 is understa lHo oollo9 o '.'',
ence proper wiil form fo.nH.e %. Nc,''l5 ..9
ges of printed matter l' ..s5 "o 20. e,
- reach Congress by Wednesday noAt' may
bo earlier.
qur sIrrtrlos sfmous.
The Chnien situation IS gaining ground as
n tonic az discussion no no the O"ptoi' anu
its different phases are "el"k 4ue1'5 VIZ
o,.sed So members iu the halls ana com
y,,ftea.r.rrr. Members. as RUE, Wheu
Duasf.noJ about the matter. decline 20 as
lr.e n for .r...a1.n unu. the correspond
emo .r ra. at.0n t0 10 ls made pubic OF sent 10
C.rrr.-4 Some emhers have formed tne
or.fi.r that wa wall 10 tne outcome olneIs
~. .rfIent that 10 viii be submitted TO
.f.t,.t.r and others are oi the opinion that
fI..rlatf.r viI. be settled quietly through the
I.n4.frreut vi State 40 au early day. All
,rl0 have been approached ln the matter re-
gard tire situation as serious ana one ana an
l.s eagerly for the correspondence Whlch
o rro ably be sent to Congress next week
Tile Ca met meeting to-day discussed with
fe President hs message on Chlllan affairs,
vr... uiil be sent % Congress next week.
There is the best authority for the statement
t.stthe report published IN New OK
ev.r.ng paper % the effect that Secretary
I...rs had received and submitted TO the
iputatthe Cabinet meeting to-day
c.e.um from Minister tgaD. 80 Santiago.
SAND that Chill would not apologize nor
~. rtae Presidents commands, is abso-
I.ta.v untrue so such dispatch has been
received and consequently could not nave
been submitted 20 the Cabinet.
House of Representatives.
In his PRAYER at the opening of the House
this morning Chaplain Mllburno spoke ln
feeling terms OF the death OF the Duke OF
Clarence and Avondale. and prayed that the
Queen the father and mother and aihanced
rirbt find that consolation which the palace
and novel alike need in the love of Jesus
Christ He also remembered the late Car
dDal Manning. and asked that ms example
might stir up all men 10 more ialtulul con-
secration O. "Iiim who died for US '-lr rihce,
Cardinal and beggar
The House then enjoyed a bit of debate
far more enjoyable than any of Yesterdays
studied affairs. although 10 was wholly extent
p0re. The reports Of the majority and
minority of the Committee on Accounts as
signing the one thirty-seven and the other
twenty-five session clerks TO committees was
under consideration when Mr. Boutelle. of
blaine who has not been heretofore ranked
SAG "a LumOrist poked fun at the Democ-
racv in manner greatly enjoyed by
all the members of tho House.
Mr. Eui0e of Tennessee made vigorous
reioinder. devoid of humor. but effective IN
its purpose.
In tie debate proper Mr Cummings. Of
New York made the most telling speech in
favor of adopting the majority report, which
was done by vote of l04 % 50. The hepub-
hcaus supported the majority report. but 1t
had enough Democratic votes to defeat the
minority report
The Holman resolutions were adopted the
first declaring against subsidies 10y % vote Of
gt0 400. and the second piedglng the House
O. appropriate no money except such as IS
mauiestly necessary 10 carry on the several
degartments irugally. efficiently and hon
esty managed by a vote Of l.4 10 93. A
number of Republicans voted for tho first
resolution and q number of Democrats against
tile second.
Alr. Fyan. of Missouri. appeared and was
sworn in. feng cripple, he took the oath
90 IDS desk and sitting most unusual thing.
HE House then adjourned until Monday.
when Nh Richardson. OF tennessee, VIII ask
consideration 0i the bin prepared by the lolnt
Committee ON Printing 20 regulate the whole
matter Ol public printing.