Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

70 FIGHT APPROPRIATION roa THE
FsiH.
Tho Fourth Hundred Anniversary oil
the Discovery Of America by
Columbus.
Tho wnshburn Anii-option NIT
Iho House.

MAHilNGlONs July al ne " aHA'
turn nnti.Optiou bill came up his at
trrpoon ~ uniuished husinesu. wash
Lufa moved 10 strike out tho section
rrauiflng dealers IN lutures 10 take
oui license nnd keep "a record.
Wn8hburu said tho section might
york n hardship in some Instance, 70
he thought II best 10 strike Il out. No
action was taken on the amendment.
Daniels resumed his argument
sgniust tho lin.
The House passed the bill 10 enforce
reciprocal commercial relations be-
tween the United States and Canada.
Much Of Daniul'H speech was directed
against the statute imposing tax OF
ten prr cent. ON the circulation ~
State hnnk0. white also spoke In OF.
uosition 10 the measure. When tnc
lime came for laying aside the bill thu
debate was not concluded.
4 uitagIeuinR conference report on
tie deficiency blll was presented and
sgfeed TO, and another conferences
asked.
The House Joint resolution ~ 10
tniXing the great seal OF the United
SAtcs ~ certain documents
thowing tho administration and
"A nunlstratOm Of the United
States government at the beginning
NJ the four hundrcdth Anniversary VI
tho discovery Of America was laid
before the Senate anu passed; also the
Senate Joint resolution direcing tho
secretary or the Senate 10 aifix the
seal Of the Senate to the same doou'
monts.
Senator Carey, from the CO mmiltce
on TcrritOTips, reported back TO the
h.. ltNNI FssR Nh.s uflf5NNaUNnHa NJ
New Mexico aa "a state, and said hO
would not call It up until next session.
Senator platt said he would present
the minority report.
Dir. Peiler Offered q resolution In
slrucung tho Judiciary committee 10
inquire and report Whether, In the
pTtseni State law IA II concerns the
relations between employer and em-
IlJye, the omplo yer enjoys the privi.
ltge Of determining and enforcing the
rate Of wages; whether, II 40, tho re-
sulung condition IA conductive 10 the
good VI society or tends 20 promote
tho general welfare; whether Congress
has Jurisdiction over such matters 10
the extent OF providing remedial
legislation, and II 70, what legislation
Is necessary Is to afford proper relief.
The resolution, at Mr.. Peiler's ro-
quest, was lnlu OH tnC thOle.
Senator Warren addressed tho Senate
In iavcr OF the bill introduced by him
on the 18TH Of June, providing for tho
irrigation aud reclamation oiarld lands;
for the protection Of forests and utiliz-
ing OF pastumgO.
The House bill 20 enforce the re.
oiprocal commercial relations with
Canada was laid before the Senate, and
on the motion OF Mr.. Frye placed on
the Notwithstanding the place Of the
Senate bill On the same subject.
IN THE HOUSE.
today the bill 10 enforce reciprocal
commercial relations between the
United states and Canada was pissed.
A number OF measures pertaining TO
military aud naval affairs were also
passed.
A bill was passed authorizing the
pOstmasteT-general, when necessary, 10
provide star route mail service between
tho dates Of annual advertisements for
bids. Logan Of Louisiana entered a
motion TO reconsider the vote by which
the House laid ON the table the bill
granting American register 10 the
steamship "Chlna." Adjourned.
THE UNITED STATES And cAsADA.
Tho bill to ouiOrco tho reciprocal
commercial relations between the
United States aud Canada provlies
that when the President shall bc sAtis.
He'd that the passage through any canal
OF lock connected villa the navigation
OF the -. Lawrence river, Great Lake,
OF waterways connecting the same, Of
any vessel Of the United Statra or Of
tlV ClEgU 1.
any port OF tho United Stntcs 10 pro.
hibited or made difficult or hurien.
some by imposition vt tue hill or ,thsr.
wise, which he Bhall deem TO he 10.
'lproually unjust and Unreasonable, he
shall have the power IN suspend tho
right OF passage through 81. MIary,g
falls canal 80 far 10 II relates 10 vessel.
owned 10y the subjects OF tho govern.
ment discriminating against the
United Stato6.
The following nominations have
been confirmed by the Senate: John
I3ormingtiRm ~ California 20 10 super.
visor and Inspector OF steam vessels for
the Fist district, 10 succeed Henry ..
Lubbcch, resigned.
Why THE SOUTHERN COEUREssAiEN
Flulrr TIM EAIK,
so NANNsg NhNAA AAAAlAlNhNi AfENlllH
pushed nothing, and II seems almost
certain that the House cOuiurecs will
report to the House against concurring
~ tho'Stpgte amendment aud will
right the government appropriation lot
the Fair with vig0r. Some Southern
tcncrelsmen, IN explanation " their
opposition, say tho sub treasury people
VIII urge with great force among their
constituents that the government has
ltoome parlnerin tho Fair, but when
ihe farmer wants the government 10 20
into partnership with him, cOustitu.
uonal objections arc raised.
OCTOBER q A GENERAL HOLIDAY.
AZ provided IN the Joint resolution
approved March 2glh last, President
Harrison today hsund proclamation
appointing October glst, 1899, the four
hundreith anniversary o the disCov.
cry OF America by Columbus, m q
general holiday for the people Of the
United States.
=, ION that day." s1ys the PROCLAIM.
lion, "let ihe people, M far ~ possible,
cease all toll anu devote themselves 10