Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-09
ABOUT TIE FAIR.
.,.sles BelHo PAID TO TIE
DIRECTORS.
waiter After Debate Referred
10 the Committee on
Appropriations



CONGRESS-.
go. order. the Inyestigntion |
In. worlds lair ENp'ndiinrrs'
w,.myGroN, Feb. s.--rhc House
,.''y adopted u resolution 0fu,flng |
denominations committee 10 IN
s,i~'lc tho expenditures OF the |
,v-,1g Columbian Exposition COM
Via. While the World's Fair oom.'
..'i,,e met defeat in III demand that
m Iave.tleations should Ia eonductei. !
o. h many maintain that this deleat
y. not Indicate that "A lGr tate
,s,its the bill 90 be introduced mas
ian appropriation OF slOlO'ODO ior
estoneft OF the WORLDS FAR. Inc
s,,tlon was called up tOlny by
lfes, member Of the committee on
,,UpflAiions, who saidi ~ tNirnlh'
hi fcfoluliou, that II was unucr'
"a that application viii be male 10
cBftrs. either for q loan OF s9NDo'Olo
,,p Investment Of such sum IN stock
4 he held by the government. rue
,.,inal resolution offered 10y liehu't'
sn tla.) provided Tor an inquiry US 70
he expenditures authorized hy thrhet
yApfil 70, 1899. The committee on
bpfopIlatlons had come TO tue coh'
Jg.lon that Il would be well for Com
gr.s to have
All POSSIBLE INFORMATION
tpeblns the expenditure, whether
hes referred 10 the government ex'
lihli Or not.
wflnnlliness to the Exposition. HIS
-. ls.a ffHll NfINTuNua
don as would enable Congress o. ac'
h,tllilently In making appropriations.
Ne called the attention OF the House
4 tbe enlar!ea being paid; that Direc-
tf General Davis is gctiing $1,000 per
rear that In sllgry he ranks next To
Me PRECEDENT OF the United States,
tuong government officers, exceeding
The inlariys Of the Nicc.pfesideut,
Chief Justice nni'oihurs. "lhr secro.
hfy u the commission, too, sec,"
gll Henderson, "gets $1,000, and the
PRESIDENT Of the commission Sl2,OUO.
his wa. cut IN two after the storm Of
tyar ago, after the hoard were forced
bdolt. Public sentiment drove them
ua reduction. This director general
Wa glad to fight hard, NJ no Hight ex-
teu,e, " get u two years seat Ia this
Housc At 5000 salary. Has he No
IxpTDiTED ms INTELLECTUAL
POWER
Il th.is lels than $4,000 win satisfy
n hIn vhtn he does not even bear the
4 oital and legitimate expenses 81
tlfsion. Hu was u good and able
man Ia Congress, hut | remember
no.hIug for what ho was cospicuous
except dead silence on most public
questions. II you eau vindlcate "a
agrtn thousand dollar salary for him,
every gentleman ON this nJOr IN ontl-
Ted 20 $4,000.
Henderson went on TO say that he
dl not intend In any manner TO reflect
On the work Of the local Chicago diToc-
Toy WHO hal done no much and are
Irpaivd TO do more. Tho sole put
poe II the resolution Is 10 go
thoroughly Into the Investigation Of
such appropriations M have been here.
ll'0fo made aud are 10 DO made by
Congress Itself hereafter. He urged
rtt tue resolution go to the committee
on appropriations and not 10 the com-
mite On the Columbian Exposition.
DuTbOrrow (llllnOisl, chairman o.
The Columbian Exposition committee,
nfntstly supported the substitute,
ilelng the Investigation in the hands
dthat committee.
McCfesry, (Kuntuclgy) also spoke in
hv1t " having tho committee on the
Exposition make the inquiry.
Cultivate, (Ohio argued In favor OF
me appropriations committee.
Hopkins tlllinols) favored the ap-
lolnlment OF special committee OF
nine members. lie
DErRicAIED nESDERsoS's REMARKS
A. TO the diroclOr.gcnerl. Henderson
tad alluded TO Colonel Davis rs gem
uemhu, who, when he was y member
Nthls House, had been conspicuous by
hls silence. Hts (Hopklns'sl expori.
tnca had been that tho lightest.headed
ana weakest members ON the floor
Etfcth0se who made the most noise.
Fellows ~. W argued Ia favor Of
buio1rows substitute. rhc commits
lee on appropriations welded vast
plWel now, anu he was not disposed
70 onlRTge II.
Buffers amendment entrustlng the
Investigation 10 u special committee,
vas lost. DurbOrOw's substitute was
rejected without division, and the RESP
.ailon of the committee on appropril-
uohH was agreed 10.
iue speaker made the following ap.
polnlments: -;
Ranking aud currency--Busby (Ill.)
anu Rus8ell (Ny.)
Interstate and foreign commerce
oiTllh tfy.), Coombs IN. W
District OF Columbia - Halloyell
VA, Busby (llls.)
war claims-Cadmus tx. J.)
Eleventh census-Fithian lllls.)
the SENATE.
wv was reported and placed on
,he caieudar for the construction of "A
,oel railway nj the Dalles and CelitO
Ealls and Ten.milo Rapids OF the
Nolumbla diver, aud for the improve.
ment Of Three.mile Rapids; appropri.
Aiug s2,s6O, $3.50
II, lhr hlll Terealing tho act recurring
lesivlng appliances on steamers 81
'sI 49, u relates 10 the carrying OF line.
uIyinsproJectilea, and thu mean, OF
pueelllng them on steamers plying
aelus'veiy on any lakes, bays OF
"unls OF the UnitedSlates was Passed.
Al'r an executive session, tho Son.
=" resumed consideration OF the pub.
HIS printing III, ndl1urning before IN,
v seS a.in Of the bilpa varlous sections