Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-05
THE EXTRA SESSION QUESTION.
Bland interviewed Talks About The
Financial Problem.
WEATHER CRoP BuLLETIS.
blaine Improved In Health Meeting
OF Herring Sea Arbt.
traitors.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 4.--Thc
second session Of the Fiity.soccnd
Congress-, which begins tomorrow, IL
likely to DO more remarkable for dis.
cusslon than for action, principally BIO.
cause OF the lack OF opportunity for the
latter. The thing that will be done Is
10 provide means for tho maintenance
OF the government, and II is generally
believed the regular annual appropri.
alton bill VIII represent nearly all the
positive achievements that can be
credited 10 the session.
There may, however, be several i'm.
portaLt exceptions. One OF them re-
Public interest In the subject Is stimu-
lated by they radical suggestions OF the
Senate Immigration committee that all
immigration be suspended for one year.
Strong efforts will certainly bs mad q
TO secure the repeal Of the Sunday
cloeing clause OF tho Worlds Fair act.
There may be some action taken TO
protect railroad employees from the
numerous casualties resulting from
obscure devices to couple and stop
freight trainn. Thesomattcrs comprise
what the best Judgment conc, les 10 bo
all the probable original leglsla,iou on
the mart OF the second seraion of this
Fifty.second Congress.
TIE shNAIh fiNANoE oohMiribk
has not yet completed the compilation
Of n series of elaborate reports upon tho
different tarltf systems tried In the
United States. Tho reports probably
will DO most Interesting aud may come
under discussion AZ some period OF the
Then there aro bills 10 admit Arizona
and New Mexico 10 statehood, The
house passed both, aud the New Mexico
bill In on tho senate calendar favorably
reported from tho territories com.
mittee.
The auti-option bill was advanced nc
| far rs to become unfi nish cd business in
this senate.
| Strong efforts will be made by III,
house appropriations committee 10 ne.
| trench expenditures at every point, bui
rs this must be done with great care In
order 10 avoid embarrassment 10 the
| incoming Democratic administration
there may be many stormy debates and
much feeling aroused before the de.
| sired result be obtained.
When the House meets tomorrow Il
will find itself confronted with large
calendar. Some OF the bills are of con
siderable Importance, but the prospect
OF their being enacted Into law Is not
bright. Not less than one thousand
pension claims arc languishing upon
the private calendar. Probably nothing
I
hv the Wonss duy,nv isa wal "e''''
THE TARIFF BILL.
REPRESENTATIVE Rrech,,r,dg. n,
Sent,,chy' who onnoses nm sT,rn asa
slon' thinks Inc Dsmoera,i, tsrii, no.
y,.,on mi shonId h. n,sna-.a md,
,ha ,,iractian n, TIavs,ana
Rr.,Lenr,dg, s,Id n. 'honght ys,,h
r. Q assistance Of The cabinet ol,loials.
| C,.vela nj couia nrep,r. y ta,Ig hJIi ~
be- submitted to Congress in lieu Of n n
nessayc i'm r.commanaai,on. ri. iii,
he saws. could DO considsr,d in ia.
| COMMITTEES ON vava nnI means and
such amendmsnts ma agrc.J an comid
bo adonied i'm line Uous. and ssna,c
mud n vroat donl Of time and tronhl,
~, sa,,od San,,ar p.i,na, - ILL.,.
snvs he fnyors nm erin s.ss,an nro,
| vided the Usmocrata can zach n do
f,aite aer.ement M 10 exactly villa,
| mattors sbould be taken nm Ths san
aia, mi in n aooJ ,,oYJ orS,o,a T,ans
urcr u. a Wilton of IiIinoia ne
secretary Of Agriculture in Clav"iand,s
e.binet.
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hhASp y" TIM MomhiA"f CON-
| fEHEHoh'
Representative Bland, OF Missou ri
chairman OF tho coinage committee
was asked by an Associated Press re-
porter today what he Thought would
| be tho effect OF the failure OF the none
tary conference to agree on anything,
| He replied:
az don't see that 1t would have any
| affect ana way or tho other. I donj,
think tho public generally expect much
Oh mMn. .,,,,,,, A.
70 you expect anything rom inc
con,etenea
al uo no, anu never nave" 'spoken