The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-14

mated 40 the. old charges that statistical inior.
nation had boen conveyed to Boards Of Trade ,dS
dur cotton reports are given out Ct moo neon !,
nns zee 70 81 "s and a Rs sssSs ssn
sSs out tSs ssly sh% An IT, / d nSvn mot
would receive the Information before the pro- Q;
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the TO late for the eDersx il
Representative Sherman Hoar OF Massa-
chusetts and some OF tho other House Demo-
Gratis have devised n scheme to bring before
the public tho full effect Of tho Mckinley. bill
During the summer u b.committee Of he
Senate Finance Cnmmittce has been ipvesti-
Democrats sS to now do tho same thing would
take toe long and make ths OF
pnisn NJ III ro and his sssqsiates there
fore. decided to attack the bill In. detail and.
by making several committees on the House
tS SG I n%rposo r Wow ~ hsar has introduced
actnrss to Sspo4t Ss Hoas On sho
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IIfthcse. resolutions are adopted. and It Is be.
aaif rom S deseass Of Vcs '"'
The House Committee on Coinage. Weights.
and Measures mot and organized to-day and
discussed informally the subject OF froe coin
age. A. resolution was introduced by Mr..
tas fs TO- 81 b So rso
without action Until Wednesday, next. tho Tes.
coinage mofabers Of the committee were much
pleased with the opinions advanced ed. dnrt nE
ths w I'LL os1qS fas they ank
q free coinage bill. Whether, 1t will provide
Sr Sy VIII not SAY
n.s woa H have ave adSncd
yHss "a aef nsay t9t the
Chairman Bland expressed his entire conil-
%ss 70 nS M s sa sS t rd
Ing for tho free and unlimited coinage OF silver.
Mr.. Springer was interviewed by the Unitod
tTeSS TepOTter tO-uuy upon u puulHatiou W
tho effect that "muny Democratic Congress-
tricts. .repudiato Mr.. Springer's leadership. NO
far as the silver question is coneeEned" After A.
say is hut have not assumed any lesdershir
on the silver question. All that did was TO
% sKs ~SsS s S fiat nd T sbn
IT, , sad IL =. NY YSSk; spysskin,F upon on
bill for free coinage Of silver could be-
come .. law 1t this session Of Congress,
iii HSx shs ds
of the President toward tho subject, He will
not sign bin p1oyidipE for free ftSPinafe End
That was the situation / had IN mind when
ton Which has not feen denied by any one as
far as have seen. II any one, thinks there 10
different condition OF a!ra t5fI let him nyes td
that an opinion that a free coinage bill can be-
come law f based unon nothing more sub
Senator Quay returned to Washington on an
early train this morning; and was enthusiast.
famous victory which he won at the Phi!adel
phla prmares last night IN tho fight with tho
SO slated and I'm magnanimous that he is tempted
vestlgation Of the charge that the ofilcehold-
may not He will think the matter over for q
day or two he says.
A largo delegation Of grocerymen from Brook
Ign. N. T.. are In the city sightseeing. To-day
and called at the Executive Mansion.
Tho War Department has not received any
ndylGes for the past three days from the Mex
the end OF the trouble with CARA and his
band. Gen. Schotleld said this morning that
he regarded the trouble virtually at an end rs
far as soldiers were concerned. 1t will now be
carried into the courts. and the insurgents
captured will be tried for violation Of the ncu
trality laws.