The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-15
LITE WARRINGTON roprcs
Matters or Interest IN ass About the Halle
OF Cenrress.

OF Congress.
WASHINGTON. July 14.-In addition to the
$4,000 appropriated the other day for the en-
Of tho Grand Army OF tho Repub-
lie at its twenty. sixth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hero next September. the Senate has proposed
on tho Sundry Civil bill an Item OF $4,000
for maintaining public order In the cltr
on that occasion. Concerning this latter item
the Democrats OF the House have Just made
tho alarming discovery that s1.S8450 OF tho
money is TO pay for the employment OF fifteen
Pinkcrton men for seven days at $40 day, to-
gether with So additional. Tor EXPENSES and
the regular railroad rates for their car fare to
Washington and back to New York. phtlndcl-
phu. Boston, Chicago; Sincinnnti. ". louis
recruited. This revelation, coming rs II d9es
on the heels of the general public denuncia,
tion # the infertom bnsinSss on aSsp" nan w
MON bora Of the House to feel cold chill run
down their backs in contemplating what may
cerning the employment Of rinkerton detec.
tives by the United states Government Mt the
and a. thess Is ERay 0 Hy
In tho House when the senate amendmento
to the SunGry Gy H lar ere sksn up
ing order. and no details arc given. These ars
s msnpnrandM H~s Addressed to the commisson
ers " the District Of Columbia BY MAJOR ": q.
Moore. Superintendent Of the MetropoltaMn
DSac !" "st Mhss e SSss 'G prob.Se
penses to, he incurred in seEtomber., to,
at the inauguration Of President Harrison on
March l. 1898. These data were submitted by
tho District to The
and aiterward printed. No one seems TO knve
anticipated that the details as to the pinke r.
been bee H seen or acknow eed to exis; in the en-
poymspt Of the tSn men to ksHn
disorderly persons are, wont to alound to the
discomfort Of visitors. The necessity OF trained
police t. rendered Il nsedfuI to employ Tinker
sims has on e RENE that
people often stand as much IN need Of protec;,
ton from The raw recruits as from tne NINA
e "rMi; on the subis"t Of Pinkertons.
The fight OF the Worlds Fair boomers for
s5.0OO.OOO gift has been transferred to the
House Of Representatives. tho Senate having
appropriated the money and provided that the
Fair shall be closed on Sundays. Tho effect OF
the amendments adopted to. day ts that II the
t aar orr SssS ihen
left to the Chicago directory to determine
Whether the Err sha 1e aay Yin open 5th or
words. the Sunday closing provision is q
pnrt OF the approximation clause and must
he Far he Closed s"naa
the Chicago directory, can determine the sun
day question t" suit themselves. The e., Worlds
Fair board Of Managers. now in this city. have
not yet decided whether to accept or decline
the appropriation. and their decision will DO.
meeting Of the directory in Chicago What
the fnir boomers I hope ts TO 40 nov Is
maes strike FIX the Quay Sunday cosng pro.
give S them the money Without any gu"lidea.
Intelligent and shrewd lobby has been at work
fer #oS GhF Fan Hn' nna 9S TnHf
that there is good ground for the conhdenee Of
Argument the fact that the platform Of the
IN assq Of AID the and
that therefore the Democratic party is prac-
tically committed to the approximation. The
is whether it would not be folly to. accept the
s5.OUO.0OO at tho cost of closing the Fair on
Sundays
Lieut. Samuel {. Lemly was to- day nominated
by the President to be Judge Advocate General
OF the Navy vice Col. William L. Remey OF the
Marine Corps retired. Lieut.. Lemly is one OF
nm. mesn anpears eele generally
naval circles. He has been on duty in the
Judge Advocate Generals, ofIlcss for several
HeIney he has "filciated as Judge Advocate
General. His actual rank is No: l7s on tie
motion gives him the relative rank
Rems wRoss Sew York e
not long ago occasioned 40 much comment, is
said to Dc hopelessly insane. and is now an in
distanse from @sship stSn. He WAS consned
SponsS SacE New s &c
violent thP s% to aaa IN
Dash Sr bet He ke'Dsr ana
e.. s5 R%. n Quito sscse p %h.n he
imaeined that he might punish lis narsnsr
by pf tRt souS ss Ms
injury to himself. hut calculated that the
guard would he torn and scratched by coming
hands. and bnly were badly larerat"d by the
sharp hnrbs in tn" fence. He is now confined
pear to be hopelessly impaired.
1t ia the opinion OF Mr.. McAIillin. acting
Chairman OF the Committee on Ways and
Means. and other Democratic leaders in the
House that an adjournment Of Congress can
Sc adE h nss Se Tssx
with 1t the adjournment OF tongSes-. Tho
last Appropriation bill. the General Deficiency.
was Yesterday reported t. the Senate with II
few amendments and will 10 tnkcn up imme-
diittely after the Sundry Civl bill is disposed
Of. II Is true that the Anti-OptiOn ill hovors
with something Of IL shadow oNcrthe situation.
Senator Wash burn has npnn'inceI his inten.
opportunity. When asked II the bill WAS likely
to delay adjournment. he replied;
PERSONALLY would lie willing to stmy here
until December in order to see tho lill passed.
but ii" not suppose T.. other friends are
quite rs enthusiastic. The hill nught to be
pa ssed now. 80 that tho growers 81 crop. Fan
secure it.. benefits for this, seas ms harvest;
| shall certainly press 1t with all sincerity and
earnestncss. i hardly think that it will delay
adjournment
say that they want to debate il for six weeks.
If it should only he debated for one week II
could Undoubtedly be- amended and this wonld
require a conference with tho House. Alto
gether nearly month would lie occupied by
tho bill. and 1t 10 doubtful whether either
House desires at this juncture to devote much
time to It.
Representative Raines OF New YORK. by re-