Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.
A Majority, and a Minority Report
on the Charges oil
Watson.
CONGRESS AoJouRns SINE
DIE.
u, r,lseraph to tho SEwA
cosGuEss.
,,.rro Houses of Congress Adio"r"
stnc Die.

,onprt on WatfOn's ChnTBer, WhiVh ""H
Je,ty slmpson olthe. Farmers ALI
.nce. ,ubmlited the minority report
dl..en,ing from the We've Of the ma
i0rity and generating watson. ne
guoted from the testimony OF Alliance
members and others before tue com,
mlttee In support OF this lsimpton'sl
contention that Watson's ohaIgcs hAd
their foundation In fact. AZ the oven.
= lng session the Senate bill was parsed
REGULATING the time OF holding terms
Of the United States courts OF south
Dakota. This Seunte JOINT resolution
Gas tasssd extending to the king anu
oasin M apain and the descendants Of
rolumtua invitations TO be present NJ
heopenlng Of the Worlds Fair. The
Dufbotow bill came over iIom the
SENATE aud Holman presented tn con.
fsrence report on the sundry civil bill.
Uolman etates that the bill ns finally
agreed upon appropriated S27,S.tOOO.
This "A 500, 900 less than the hill 10 II
p.,,ei tne Senate and s2,6li,OOO more
ihan az II passed tho House.
/ Mr.. O,Neill OF Missouri, author u
the proyision In regard 10 the Plnker.
Ion amendment, stgenuously objected
10 tho compromise suggested ON II.
The compromise, he said, was n mlsor.
ablc makpshifi. II wns n baok'down
on the part Of the House.
Jefry Simpson regarded the confer.
cnre report M cowardly surrender OF
Inc Representatives OF the House 70
the aristocrnoy Of tho Senate. After
further discussion the conference 10.
nor, was agreed to--lB0 10 II, dispensing
nj the last nuiropfiattOp iii.
On motion OF Mchiilrn committee
was appointed 10 join similar COM
mlt,ee from the Senate to walt upon
The President TO Inform him that
Couguts was about to adjourn.
A message was received from the
Senate announcing its agreement 10
The sundry civil appropriation bin.
The speaker laid before thr House
resolution for final adjournment " II
\ n'c.tck tonight, anu II was agreed to
without objection.
Tho committee appointed to
noilfy the President returned nnd
ahtod that the President had no
communication to make, and the hour
" II O'Clock having arrived, the
Speaker declared the HOUSE adjourned
without date.
THE SENATE.
At the evening session Senator
pelIlgrew, chairman Of the Quadro.
Centennial committee, called up the
TutOiutlOn 10 authorize the committee
or subcommittee 10 visit Chicago dur.
ing the recess and inquire as to the
expenditure OF money appropriated by
Congress and M TO the general manage.
mrnt.
"a. gaA. ..,a,,..t - .,...,,l A.. -.
luton so IN to provide that the visit 10
al the expense Of the committee.
Laughtcr.l The amendment WAS
laid ON the liable.
Petigrew's resolution was then
adopted.
AT 0.25 the message from the House
announced that that body had agreed
10 the conference report on the
sundry civil bill. Tho report was there.
upon laid before the Senate and agreed
10.
Some remarks were made by Madi-
sou, Allison and Cockrell ON the work
done during the session, and at
1890 the Vice-Prcsidont's sigma.
tlTo to the sudry civil bill was an.
nOunccd.
a resolution for final adjournment
at II O'Clock tonight was reported and
agreed to.
A committee OF two senators was
hppOintsd 10 walt on the President and
iniormAim that unlets he had fur
ther communication 10 make the two
HOUSES were ready to adjourn.
RESOLUTIONS OF thanks TO Vice.PTesi-
den, Morton were presented and
adopted. Then the committee up.
pointed 10 wait on the President 70.
ported that the President had no fur.
A Tier communication TO make, md at
II o'clock Vice. President Morton made
farewell speech after which he de-
clafed the Senate adjourned without
date.
NOTES.
The committee On ways and means
through MoMillin today made unan.
imous report adverse TO the aub.treasury
blll, The report IL long document,
anu discusses all the phases Of the
question In q comprehensive style. II
ueieTs the question Of cOnstltutlonality
anu proceeds 10 state the objections.
Ihoy nro briefly;
II there should be n reduction In
The value " goods after they had been
stored below so per cent, the govern-
Tue government would get no profit,
hnd The Jurisdiction OF the Federal courts
would be Increased no "a to make
!hem an instrument OF oppression to
.he people. The bill tends strongly
nWhfda Capitalization ami intsTforeB
WIN Individual freedom. Great iluc.
tuNlons In currency would follow lis
enactment. The operations Of the bill
would DO confined to farmers but
noh men, lumbermen anu nianuiac.
Mteh generally would complain, until
ho government fixed limit 10 the
nssioie loss at 20 per cent to them,
sun soon tho government would DO
u,utplng the functions OF citizens and
aehdlng To overybOdy's business but
20 own. The inauguration Of the
nshulne would be the speculator's de.
ngnI He could carry $4,000 worth
wheat with less than sos, 900 In cash
uu ray the government only per
INT Interest. The great Increase In
, W. number Of officials would make il
s s'Inlsl impossible to dislodge corrupt
hlministrGtion.
So provision IL made for the reiomp.