The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-09

| priatione Committee WAS carried. There u NJ
$ sSs ys % vote on
the hrst substitute was 1Os yeas to LAT nays.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Elkins gave
| the irst Of their series Of dinners tonight
The decorations OF the board were in white
and green. the floral display OF orchids, being
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YORK. Mn and Miss Gould Of New York. and
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d. Green OF Oregon.
Mr. Jay Gould arrived in Washington In his
special car this evening. accompanied by Miss
Gould. Edwin Gould. Howard Gould. Gen.
Mum. Miss Banks. Miss Slocunl. aud Miss
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HMousse which Il tho object 9i their visit to
and Miss corb anu and dE M. Perie Loriard are
also III the city.
A delegation Of New Workers representing
the Produce Exchange put in an appearance
tonight. headed by Evan Thomas. and includ-
tng Y: S; WALLACE. H. T. Kneslsnd, Franklin
President OF the Chase National hank, The
delesati3n Il here to oppose = favorable re-
tical with the Hatch Hi In the House. A
lengthy c9pferencc was held tonight at the
| Arlington Hotel 1t Is understood that dele
| cation Will present arguments before the
House COMMITTEES on Agriculture. OF which
MI Otis Of Kansas. an Alliance member. to-
| day introduced bill to authorize the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to have two billion dollars
of paper money ,duy: printed in denominations
iutv money and not in the form Of n promise.
to BIO full legal tender for both, public and pri-
and d 81 6
States. 1t shnl DO known as. the Nationa!
Union Loan Fund. and placed, in the United
Governors OF tho different States Of the Union.
ANY State can draw on this fund by paying
loan to it's citizens on security at a rate of In
tSrcst net to exceed per Gent p per ,t an
made BY move 1en
Of II" state. with the great seal Of the state ct.
the state with the National Union Loan Fund.
verified by the Treasurer Of the State. shall be
duo paid: Tho Secretary OF the Treasury shall
qs s e@ ss n es
real estate in the State. and It shall be the
der an annual report to Congress- 81 the cond
Fl no HPa tnted d sst.s derived
A bill to provide for the enlistment of 5000
Indians as part OF the Unitod States army was
introduced to-day by Senator Proctor. It
authorizes the President to cause to be re-
pss noted Sp in 1sor anal
ndsSns for her "
a5Go St to Which its 0e enlisted Strength
limited. A competent knowledge OF the Eng
sable resaisite to the acceptance q Indians
offering to enlist. but all enlisted Indians are
ton.
Senator Cameron to-day Introduced bill to
| promote the efficiency OF the enlisted force Of
the navy. An enlisted man reenlistinR for four
years within three months after his discharge
is to receive three months pay, equal to that
in sSyee Tho b @
tHrcsss eq III seSl re s S sssyas
may become citizens on their discharge.
The President to-day sent the following NOM
| nations to the Senaet
Anew yp to
John ksmtr,ck 81 RhGde isans to be Marshal OF
Col: Richard J. Bright OF Indiana has heen
| appointed Sergeant: at Arms OF the NATIONAL
Yer Sps been agent Of s Natona
Committee. Secretary sheerin. together with
whish viii have charge Of the preliminary ar
raneement and business Of the National Com
| mitteo at Chicago.
| Tho Hon. Sidney Clarke OF Oklahoma City
formerly member Of Congress from Kansas.
but now Chairman OF the Oklahoma State
hood Executive Committee is here with del
egaton from Oklahoma to urge upon Con-
gress the passage OF an enabling act providing
the f new sfs out Of % 81
hesa movement III, Clarke SAID:
The people q Oklahoma are overwhelm.
In the two Territories out OF which it is, pro
| are at this moment not less than 100000 peo-
pic. eSelusiyo OF the lndians:, Wh9 number
ts ss 1a larger perua,on T The Indian dian
se h Mn p" mspsr hd hHw
th4 provisions Of the enabling act We shall ask
COO additional acres OF land will be opened to
settlcment. and our populntion will be in
| creased To nearly nail u mlillOn we nave al
other lines are being rapidly constructed. Our
! towns und cities have hud marvellous growth.
cattle. and great mass Of other property. all
| Of which now cscapes taxation would more
| than support n State Government. II Ia not
proposed to Interfere in any. way with the
rights Of the Indians. vt home rule Is de.
and for the suppression Of crime that now goes
| unpublished"
| Second Assistant Postmaster-General Bell
has returned from New York. where. in COM
pany with the Chief Post Office Inspector. he
| invest igated the recent robbery OF the mail
wagons on one Of the ferries. Mr.. Bell said
employ Of contractors, had been arrested and
| bound over on the charge OF abandonment OF
| on several clues but as yet have heen unable
to caEture tho guilty parties While In New
use on mail wagons. This contrlyance Is such
| That It is impOssible to thmper with the locks