Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-07

arise as TO whatA system for circulating q
medium is TO take Ne place. The objections
TO the ereenback issue direct by the govern :
ment are insurmouutahle, and the policy of
an issuance oil silver certificates or notes
based on deposits OF silver bullion has
materially aided TO increase our total crcula a i.
ton, but even that threatens not to be
permanent and the whole question begins to
elicit great deal Of talk and honest dis
cussiun. ,iJp15
Representative Kilgore's Views.
Representative Kilgpre Of Texas, the boss
kicker OF this coryress, said today: mo
body knows what the next session will bring
forth, but IT seems to me that an increase in
our national income is to be provided some-
how. The expenses; won't De cut down SO
the receipts must be forced up or we'll be
getting into debt If Ne lower tho tariff on
we do now, Perhaps some action may
be taken on that line. Personally
am in favor of taxing salt
and sugar and rice. These articles are
universally used. The rich man consumes
more rice and sugar than does the poor man,
so he would pay more tax The poor man
uses more salt than the wealthy, but salt is
cheaper than dirt anyway so tho difference
would not practically be noticeable"
Anxious to Get Home.
The exodus Of members of congress began
this morninR and before night there was not
a senate quorum of the members of both
houses left In town. Two or three voters
members of the house were at the capitol
today. Here and there through the hall OF
the house belated member might be- seen in
his shirt sleeves digging down among the ac-
cumliiated papers IN his desk, packing up
those which he desired to preserve ard get
ting ready for complete cessation of con-
Rressionai work until next December The
employees have been busy all day sending OUT
books, stationery and piles of pamphlets and
correspondence which have accumulated in
the members desks. Most of the members
who have not been able to leave town vet
were busy all day clearing up their business
before the departments. Departing men,
bers say that they are going earnestly into
political work ana that the campaien may be
expected to open September /.
Miscellaneous.
The Star this evening, speaking Of the
whereabouts of Washington people, says:
Mrs. Paddock has been here lately with
the senator at the Portland and hopes to
stay until they can 60 away together for a
short period of rest and recreation. Senator
and Mrs. Manderson are another of the sena-
torial couples who have q good word to say
for Washington as a summer resort The
latter remained here all summer, as she al
ways does, until the senator can leave for
their vacation trip together"
Fourth class postmusters have been ap-
pointed as follows: Wyoming-H. Fl. Harri-
son at Auburn, vice Charles Kingston, re-
signed. Iowa-G. l.. Johnston at Eureka
vice Q. r. Fees, resigned: Mary Thibodo at
Harm. vice J. J. Beedy, resigned; j. Lar
son at St. Olaf, vice E. .. Embretson, re-
signed.
Charles Diehlman of Madison, S. D., is at
the Howard.
The Nebraska State Republican associa-
tion will have meeting Monday night at it's
hall on Pennsylvania avenue, at which
4 w IA IF ha alyar
G. Clouse will be one Of the other speakers.