The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-06
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
TEE CENSUS DEFICIENCY MIL PASSED
~ THE HOUSE.
Fsster's Census Vigorously Attacked-Mr.
Hoisaan's Policy of Retrenchment and
Reform May be Antagonised by Members
of llis Own Party-The Bchring Sen Nc
Uotlations Olsen ssu nv the (,nh,net


Reform May be Antagonisea by Member.
or Iiis Own Party-The Rehrinr Sen Nc.
Gotiations Diseased by the Cabinet.
{ WARRINGTON. Feb. 5.-Upon tho assem- bllng
, OF the House to-day the Speaker said TINT he
was suffering from soro throat. and. us the
committees were to be called for reports. he
REQUESTED one ofthc reading clerks to call them.
Subsequently, Mr.. McMiilin took the chair.
Mr.. Fithian tDcm.. ILL., offered n bill placing
I agricultural implements on the free list. and
asked that 1t DO printed in tho Record. but per-
! mission was denied Tho iii was referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Cultivate tDcm.. Ohio. from the Com
miuee on Military Affairs. reported a bill to
establish lineal promotion throughout tho ar
0ilery. cavalry. and infantry.
The House then went into Com mittoe OF tho
whole on tho Census Urgency Deficiency bill.
Mf Dinglcy tRep.. Mel said that one Of the
reasons why tho expense for tho eleventh CEN
sus' was so large was the requirement inn
posed upon tho Superintendent 10y Congress
% collect data regarding farm and real estate
mortgages. which he had opposed.
, Mr. Cooper tDcm.. Ind, snd that the elcv-
enth census had inflicted an injury upon one
ot the most important and extended indus
eTies ~ the United states, tho limestone quar-
3his country employing ,honsands Of Iab ,e 81
and represcnting nm Investment of many mil
Lions OF dollars. He thought the superintsend:.
dishonesty In tho manner the statistics of
snHfsS quarry industries industries had boon sathered.
State OF Indiana. so f1r ns its nuidinr stono
ind9Ist.y was r SSoncern,cH had been shameully
imfcIy harnf NV, W' a u, t,s was aDso-
Mr: DUNCAN tDrm.' Ohi") said that n Ind
come to his, knowledge that tons and tons. Of
cnmnstinn IL bnM D""n thS, aver s
maenncs. tbn invnnt,n ~ n o tix ,c ~ y
royalty Of 81 day. when the machine could be-
.Psnnss hS 10, sS Unde tns Sre
more money nov Tor the census service to i b.
f. 1nd s1 the sS5
passed at p once. ''''" anu ''"'' ~ S''o0'' ''
Sioux Indians ll55i4 FOR th";r s"pvsr fn1,
tho fiscal YEAR ls!'S, and proyidinT that the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs should furnish
Tose n Rnlp Tho fTre ven TO- e committee ten
Nft"r mn Snm an. NM M"S in ~, .orsia,ro,i =,
private Bills the Committee arose md thn IL,
House adioTrned until to.,uorrow at uAG o .d
Hon 70 Ply ,ris ~ V, ni respect to the late
W. '-' A'ee Va =, t,Ia
The Democratic policy of retrenchmcnt and
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, without n fight,
iu u. IN 81 ,nn t"mm,tne on
i;annroptiatinns. Is TO- be aninGoniHrd ny mem
posed to the General plan Of 'sn .nS mr., but but
ussnuse thcy "" Nor" devoted 10 tho interest
rhn Inr,,, d H,s Mntrn .me' ye H. riarsr.
sarnHsly in %yor ;t ca,yng on. the rlnn .,
sn% i"Wh!cn me parry Stands committn';
a adv. ny Judge Holman; but thcrr ara al
rs'taE 'hn,uh..1ns ,l"i Stilct party diScniine
lips; I'm -, A., ..
AnnH, ~ ~, M ~. suiim,. "t me Miil'aTE
1ehh a Is we irSt Irsnnr mnnropriat"n nl!
~. ~ IN" iict ma. insttat 81 PROPOSING reduc
- 1 te ol f me nrat%my me bi
s SHdGePt t %ne h rev y"ars ago witch pro.
sSdluss at "' s' ecst Of nS Su' s5 HSw
SfiH T., ~ ~. ,.t..'ui apFl oprIh,ni IN tic
S va, IS III, Sts' Pas; as against Sl23m4 in last
W EehSe G.li an ,nctonsc o. over ~ Gen
seems annoyed that any criticism should Le
f ado upon , u. AMI ne defends the measure as
cum stances. ne says
MennSe scanned closely every dolarthat we
nave may ah,irlfiateu. ana do not SEQ where we
tnn reduce IL any more. 1t is not eNtrava-
t Hh;es Is for @ wants nhos
made to down. on en n. If
believed can say, that voice the sentiments
Of the committee."
Judge Holman and many other leaders Of
= nili should ,hI be brought int the House and
lions in favor OF r"cv W ~ ns str h.t c
and the Judge will. no doubt make the isstie
nihRin ~ attacking certain items Of the bill
W ,s,i.. u comes up Tor cHnsd.rati"n il Com
iimt.ee 2i the " noe. ms co'lrSe Will result
IN makIlngn test vote and putting the mcmbers
..n on record Tor or against policy Of
ecsH Thmn ySi,, 1uaSe Holman said today:
,,shaa CHIMNEY acaaemy Is one OF the estah-
iayor y FL of the c%%m m, and am in
ina. y bG mai t on an economical and
i iro ~ Iian 100 muth ELEGANCE tends to-
wa nristocracy ana that Il something we do
not want a. IN I'm fnis country. These cadets must
serss n so ,ne r,ey are s.yhg to 1T them
but do G goP thi m1ns when properly r"pdIesed
a aga i Should Ge permitted Marble filing
e an hnn m ph'h.9s' as an instance az not
go na ano W nnnd WITH z military education.
~" Tho Ju',t,e nddnii int ho AZ, not
inst what cnnrs wouIa i,o WV NOV fare 70 say
Ing tie bill. but sirnincnntiv III mit Xxx
lie thought it's dsnositinn nv INA HnS ~ WHY ,,ii,i
to Other nronositions fCr tha Dr w,tn tre.atI