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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
TIE PRINTING BILL ~ DANGER

JUDGE HOLMAN OBJECTS To MEASURE THAT
WILL SAVE MANY THorS,ND DOLLARS
Washington. Dec. lspcclln -Ihcic apPcars 10 b"
some danger that the Mi providing for the public
printing and binding and distribution 81 public docu
mcnts Will sufrr defeat. The meaeur" was uncerr-
monlou-y sh.lvcd bv the Ilou-c hat session without
con sheraton II had been under consider alton during
the last two days ard the previous question WIS
ordered on the thlrd reading late tls afternoon. when
Judge Holman in'eIpOscd motion 10 recommi'.
which, on division and In \ thin house was carried.
Chairman richardson Of ~" Committee on Printing.
who had charge OF the bill. then moved an adjourn
mcni, which carried.
The lii was framed by the Joint Committee On
Printing inter months Of careful and thorough In
vesgation. and passed 10y the senate last winter
without opposition Everybody who IS familiar With
the subject knows that there Is crying need FOR
reform In tie laws relating 10 the public printing ana
binding as VOL rs In tho present careless eXpcn've
and wascful methods OF distributing public documrnts
and everybody who has studied the pending measure
| and examined the exhaustive report and testimony
upon which IL Is based knows that II "nnct"d. II VIII
bring about reforms which have for years been sadly
needed It Is not only measure Of reform. but VI
cronomr n well. for II adopted il will saw" the GOV
eminent hundreds OF thousands Of dollars every year
and at tie same time insure careful aud udicious
distribution Of Government publications among the
people for whom they intended. II is 10y no means
Ideal measure. nor II " IN It's present FORM :" P
IA the Joint committc" recommended. but " Is
| a long step In the right drecuOn.
80 argument worth the name has been brought
against II In the House. Judge lolman's objections
10 II are Of the plcayunc order and the objections
urged by other members have been based mainly upon
MISUNDERSTANDING OF the provisions OF the MEASURE aud
It's scope aud effects. II Judg Holman shall succeed
In defeating itand the rccOmTtta of The bill VIII
accomplish that purpose he will be- responsible for un
| A he In fIf
Of NJ lei,t 100000 II year. a sum bigger than il"
b. cutting down the wage. 81 several thpl ud
| cleric. messengers. Wn'chm.n ard scrub women III
the Government departments. The blll Ought 10 De-
| C IA law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
HOSTILE RAILROAD BILLS IN GEORGIA.

Atlanta. Gap Dee. The p.S,as" by The lower
House 81 the GcOrgil Legislature Of til" two Eacon
Lil ~ citing raiIonds caus"i wit"s ~ nd lntr,s,
hi, nccOunis for III" gathc Ing here o. prpmneht
nilrOad magnaicS. Anon; thoc p.esent ATE Wi.lIm
l.. clyde Of N"wlOrk. p csiirnt Of the Clvdr steam
ship Company; VI. II. smith, Of Lon s'iVc. pes dent
II the Louisville and Nn~h,il" Railroad j. W.
Ihomns. Of Nashville president = n North "A Oil II
and It. Louis Road Itenry I'm. e Ncw-Yort g.
cciv,r OF the East Tonnes cc Wiz ! Ia and Ge r. n
Railroad; \. II. Andrews, vice president Of the
Richmond AMI Danvil!c RGrcnd: Mr. Walters Of the
Atlantic Cols, Line. +. g.. DIb.eh n. 4 saw nnnh
attorney OF The liant system, Reuben Foster. one ~
the receivers aud Hugh !. Bond. counsel If the
Richmond and Danvillr Read. mad others. They
ruanIm1m, In affirming that II the Fac II bn.s lccOme
laws The dame 2" 10 + + ads In th. : at" VII be
incnlculabr. On" e tLc'r LII p vide, pr ia
for "wrrckngT raj road lDpNN. Another pow les
Or and control, the ls.," - bonds til" r~guatol Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
r,,rurrL OFFICER EEcoGYIzED.

Washington. Dee. 'Speca'''--Ih' ""h""nl eS'
rates Of apr prial on sent to 90 frcS' DV 'e 81
retry NJ ;hc Treasury on Monday confirm one "''
,s,.I recommendation. To the item ior the s"inrN
~ chic, O, tie Division Of Warrants In cS'Fi'a'pH "'"
apprc priations !, appended nc io'io"lhs
,hou.apI dollars extr, compensation TO cmci 81
ri,ision "a long ~ the place Is lcld BY The p;c'eh'
iucurh,r, Charles Foster secretary
The regular sa'ny Of the Office winch Is one OF tue
mos, important rnl responsible place IN the Dp"l
pcpt I, ~ 1000 u wear. II has 1"ch hilcl 10y W. =
nan dl~ NJ tie last sixteen years. am h' wv,
performed II, duties with decree oi intelligence" ana
rdltv ntvc- surprised by any DINER of'cr oi "''
Govcrnmcn Evcry e rcary o. th' 1r'"slH' from
sherma, 10 Foster has been greatly lnd"I''a 10 'r'
McIcnnan'> knoEl dye ana excellent judgment 'or
ucccss I'm his administration OF the Department. ana
every chairman and member o; the Appropriation
committees Of Congress during long SORES OF years
las been under heavy oil cations to Inn Tor 'ie
os.i.trnrc lie has always been ready 20 give tch
The recognition OF his Invaluable services by Secihl
Foster is thoroughly deserved, ana II II 10 N hopeu
that MS recommendation will be approved by '"li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
R.iTLRO1D INTERESTS.
HE WANT, TIE DrhFCMRs REMovEp.

JUICE Ingraham has granted order that summon
be- served by publication upon tie Little Dntchcss
County Railroad company IN an action brought by
Watson Van Bcrthuys"n. owner Il two shares u the
stock The company WAS organized In 1880. with a
capital Of $4,000. 10 build road between POUCH
kecpslc and l0pewell Junction, distance Of twelve
miles. The original board OF directors resigned and
others elected. number OF whom II IS charged
stakeholder, In The road aud Scvcyl dn',
q the state. These It is declared, made II fraudulent
contract In the construction Of IA" road. by which
A. G. chandler received ftOc Of the cOuLs.ny without
con -d"r1tun aud HEY ar" now II * Charged. about
Z, l'a.s the rad 10 the Philadelphia, Reading aul
New EnrlArd Company. Mr.. Van Hrnthuy,cn SEEK. 10
have ia" director, removed. and to hat" the contract
with Chandler adludgcd void
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
TO DECIDE A CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.

Boston. Dec s.-'rhe cOnstuonabty oil the lher
honceobe Mileage net Is be determined by tic iu
bench OF the supreme Court on report OF justly
lathrop today. The answer Of the Ola Coiony h"'
road raises more law points than 90 'he ahS"e'S -,
the other roads. and the decision in TINS case VIII
,hr overr,ln or sustain many Of the objections 10
,b. act The old Colony contends That the ACT Is
In conflict with the Constitution OF the .to o.'cS
rs II fixes something besides gold and silver com as
legal tender on contracts. 1t claims that II Is ho'
onIy Massachusetts, cOrpomtlon but also one eAio.
ing under "A charter granted by the STATE OF Hiouc
Island and It says the mileage act unc''s "o '"
,htl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
GEORGIA CENTRAL RFORG ,TrON.

II sal on good authority yesterday that th'
recent conferences Of H. directors aud reorganization
committee " thr C"ntml Railroad " Georgia had
reached the basis 81 reorganization plan. II T.,
said To Involve ia" Issue OF nr, mortgage per cent
bonds take tie place Of the present first mDrtglgc
per cent bonds which mature on January |. par for
par. sacrifices TO l.. asked o; the holder, OF
u the junior Hens In cXclangr for their bonds fjr
tie new per cent l,-nc. bui new preferred stock
Is to be- given ~ compensation. The cN,iing com
stock T. to he lrn unchanged. aud no f.rco.Hr,
~ the property J. contemplated. The nOang debt
/, 10 lr paid Tor In TIE bonds. \ -yndlrlir.
headed by IL H. lions a Co.. II is believed. will
undrrwriIr the rcOrgani1al plan. ~ official con
hriIuiOn NJ The achemc outlined above. however,
could be- Obtained Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
THE CONTROL OF THE SENATE IN DOUBT.
DEMOCRATS FEARFUL THAT THEY NAY NOT

Washington Dec. tSpecian-The selection bv the
caucus Of Democratic senators. held yesterday. oil
comnlttcc TO keep watch on the doubtful legislatures In
California Kansas Montana Nebraska ana Wyoming
shows plainly the anxiety felt by the party managers
lest they fall after ALL TO control OF the Senht"
after March 4. Up TO this time the Democrats IN Con-
gress have assumed confidently that they would be able
to organize both branches Of the National Legislature
next spslng. They are beginning realize now that
they far from certain of controlling the senate" ana
they preparing 10 exert every means In their
power to obtain a clear majority In the deliherative
retain In their hands the organization Of the Senate IL
they cannot control It's legislative policy aud are per
fcctly willing yield the rcspons bility for the con
duct OF business alI-r March t. their opp )nenls. H.
however enough additional Republican, are returned
from the States now In dispute to deprive the Demo
crat, Of clear majority. the Republican leaders Will
certainly accept the situation and profit by II to pre-
vent, far possible any legislation in the next
two years which they may consider obnoxious.
At present IT seems clenr that there will be at least
forty one Democrats in the next senate Counting Mr.
Kyle hc south Dakota Populst. as n contingent Demo
crat the party strength will be Increased fortytwo.
Two Democrats viii, Therefore. have 20 be- chosen
IN the five doubtful states 10 give that party half the
membership Of the ScmtccnbuCh 10 control, with the
aid OF iccrcsiicnt Stevcnson's casting vote OF the
five States In dispute, three Wyoming Nebraska aud
Kansas, seem likely 10 elect X, puhican POpuli>l
senator's Montana NAV choose Democrat, and no
tell what the california Legislature WIN do.
~ undetermined now rs II was oh the day after the
Presidential election and IL will be impOS ibr to tell
just how II will be controlled and organized until
senators have been chosen in all Of the five doubtful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
REPRESENTATIVE nrTLrR WANTS Az OFFICE

Washington. Dec. : (Speclan.-A Democratic mem
Der Of ia" present ll0nSe. whose absence win be
noted, n not regretted. In ID. next one. IS Mr..
Buil"r. ~ Iowa. who represents The district which
once sent Calamity Weller 10 Congress. aud which
viii be represented In the Lila Congress by Thomas
pdcgrir. WHO served two terms with credit 10 himself
ard his state Mr. Butler has sought to distinguish
himself chiefly by INTERPRETING the words " | object "
into the proceedings as often rs practicable. lie
f''is bis defeat hcenly. not 80 much on his own
account probably. because he realizes that was
public misfortune. but Mr.. Butler does not propose
that the country shall lose his valuable services II
he can prevent H. lie IS n candidate Tor office
~ superintendent o. the railway mail service under
III" incoming Administration. and expects 10 be
cr~.ful. Mr. Iutlcr formerly an .mployc II the
railway mall service In Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
4 sorABBLE BETWEEN HOUSE COMMITTEES.

Washington. Dec. (Spccian Members OF the ways
md Means Committee yesterday discovered that me
Appropriations Committee were trying 10 steal march
n them by obtaining control OF resolution 10 III
,cstica,c thc condition o: te finances. and accordingly
Mr. wilson 81 West Virginia, offered resolution 10
moo, tho Dockorv resolution I'm the Committee on
Rules The Inquiry is which Is within the province
II the WAYS and Means Committee rather than rle
Appropriations Committee, and II Will probably he
conducted by the former. In behalf OF giving Chair
man Iolman's committee charge OF the matter, IL ~
urged that the Information demanded IS needfu In the
framing OF general appropriation bills. The argu-
ment would be stronger II It We're not for the fact
hat majority Of such bills are framed by committees
other than the Appropriations Committee. Three OF
he five members Of the Committee on Rules nre also
members 81 the WAYS and Means Committee. ana there
,orc IL the former committee shall be sustained by the
iIouse rs Is altogether probable. the latter commltr"
will conduct the inquiry and the Appropriations COM
n,Ittee Will b. free ~ attend 10 The framing ~ The
approximation bills OF which II has jurls1iciion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
MIR HILLS CHANGE CT FRONT on SILVER
is HE SINCERE IN HIS PROPOSITION 70 EE
PEAL TIE SHERMAN ACTi

PEAL TIE SHERMAN AC~i
Washington, Dec. 5 (speciaN.-If silver legislation
OF any sort at this session were at all within tho
range of probability Mr.. HIPS proposed repenl of the
sherman act OF $50 might hope 10 excite among Ills
colleagues In the Senate something more than pass.
ing and wholly personal Interest As II Is, the in
PRODUCTION Of yesterdays repeating bill has started
only curious comment on the New-Yorh >cna-
tors supposed motives In bringing forward tlfs piece
If legislation. The chief question debated Is whether
Mr.. Hill Is sincere not In his proposition to stop
absolutely both tie purchase and the coinage OF silver
only last summer The junior New York senator Voted
for the stewart FrecCOlnage b his single vote serv-
ing 10 tide that measure through the senate. From
uni mited free coinage In July TO the unconditional
suspension OF all silver purchases in December Is a
long step for even beginner In financial experiment
atOn.
Mr. HIS Southern free coinage frtnds do not seem
to be- worried by his apparent dcserton TO the Tod
bug" Democracy. They know ms well ms Mr. I'LL
himself that III, proposd repeal of the sherman net
votes besides his own: and they regard hh perform
ance Of Yesterday simply piece Of oppoitunc
posing calculated 10 relieve certain pressure
threatened by commercial and business Interests on
the Democratic machine In York. Mr. llill HaS
announced that he will make Il speech before lohS IN
which he will make clear his attitude on the silver
question. What position the speaker VIII tax j.
likely 10 depend largely OH whether the speech i
mad. before or after tire election Of Edward MURPHY.
IT, as Mr. Has colleague Ia the Senate from New
NOrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
o,,rrrr iYPTViIc 1T TUr HOTELS

pprXSwICK Mitchell and Thomas McGeevy. OF
=, ,oi Observation-Disclosures l.. lng1lls, Of GIN
M" rvrprTT- Richard Male In Johnston. OF Ialu-
o,. FIFTH AvENUE-aencr,l Russell A. Aicei. Of
,h,o cxGovernor Charles II. sawyer. OF New Hanp-
,,,o md uenrv ". oliver. Of pitt-bura. "iLsEf-
patrick Traa United States Minister T. chill hotf'
,',x con,,s-man ". 4. y. Elecknridge Kentucky.
,xn / y Letter % Chcago. and General Orland
o,,h aud charles r. Mayer. Of hatm.fe MI RkAi
,IiI c,umo.ore W. X. Mayo. United States Navy.
X,uN -ILeutcnaatGoNrinor W. IL. Halle OF Mas
,,, ST DENISE Bishop John r. Hurst Of Wash
80 n q VICTORIA -,hovaer vgn Taveia An TRAN
Nj, i.trr at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

IT STOPS PUSHES IL THE HOUSE SPEAKE
CPTSP'S WEAKNESS

IT STOPS PUSHES IL THE HOUSE SPEAKER
CRTsPs WEAKNESS
Washington Dec. (specian.-One 81 III" l"anii"s
" the system ~ rule, which prevents The pr" rui
lIous" Of Representatives from doing business was
disclosed 70 day. when. by simple point 81 orl"r'
Mr. Kgore. Of Texas. sId"track'd II bill whc1 had
been called mp for action by Chairman Outhwaiir,
aclng under Instructions from Ia" Committee on
Military Affair. II wls III, night TO do this under
me rule OF the House, under another rule (Which
I'D not exist during tAr List C0ngrr,s h" had no
AgAt 70 do until infer the expiration Of 'hc first
,iN DAYS Of the session. simply b'ruus' the hll
originated IN II" House instead Of the senate. MI
tie pafl amrnialan, The Democratic SD" tancr
nbuck for the rule had never before beet Invoked
n t.cr lime. Although It has been in force during
ne sessions Of every democratic House Of Repr cnia-
ives since the speaker Ct,p could not find That
he point raised had bc'n decided 10y any Of his
predecessors. and 81 be- sustained II. with The inlnm
lon that hr Committee on Nul's would look into rlc
matter. Unless the rule Dc REPEALED lion,r I'LL
whatever can be considered this week. II is hardly
possible that Captain Kilso'e would have made his point
Il order II the bill had pot been one for &c benefit
If certain officers and enlisted 81 HE volunteer
urcrs during the Mnr Of The Rebellion.
speaker ,ii,ps inaDihI 10 .IapJic With MI; Isl!
gor.s point Of rider .IiOusiy cX Os., his weuSne,,
rs u parllam-Dtaran- wcahncs, n.a1c partially eva
Ills confession that he could not ind Tint the point
raised by Mr.. Kllsorc had been ruled upon bN any
familiarity with TIE parliamentary Practice Of ~
lIolsr. The DGest Of Rules prepared for the last
ne to. by H. II. smith, lis tin'ient u.nbi cl"rA.
contains direct reference = ruling mn1" npoi .
p,pi Of order similar to Mr.. niigCrc's by Up akcr
.mnr In the Mild CONGRESS. "a pc mn. ~.
49, the six day ruiz was invOk@i hS Mr. lI1lnhn -
prevent H." co",ideinlion 81 rivar bin rSm"F
minutes drbntc. Nr. Elaine decided that bv he term,
~ I'M. luc tie idcrdti of biisInt,- "Oming Over
g. II, the preceding session made permit -lN' dif
ING ih, nr-t six day o ia" session. ana All -
that became mandatory. Old business mgh' L. ~
owed fo ave prrr,-icnc" The ciii al .."dt idT
iuiing first vice. Of the session. but inter it u
IN Il prrrc.cncc necessarily. Nj IOlmans penn 81
,rtcr was then OvcrTcd. Mr. alr- cited previous
decision To the effect male by speaker Ola y
nd ms con ructIon OF the rule was h"irtlN su
t,in.d by SIR. Garfield. Mr.. sch ,irld of fchilsN J.
vnnia ana ether lending plrlam ,ntarians VINO t"',
"r, In nc discu sion Tie 4 -day ruc WIS dropped
mi nj The House code b. the List Congress. bhi was
rcinsrrtcd by -peatrr Crisp aud his present col,
.,gue on the Committee Rnls'-. though lhrf hI''
ccn now 10 hive accepted Il bilndy ard without u
mi appreciation oil Is meaning or parliamentary
Effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
CONVENT on JUDGE GRESIIAM'S DECISION


Gushing IN Dec s--cenator Cmlom. chairman OF inc
oon,t. Commtr. on Interstate Commerce. had little 10
say to-day relative the decision Of Judge "res,"n'
affecting the validity Of the Interstate Commerce a"
some persons are inclined TO hold, saio me- V""'
the decision affecting the validity OF one Secuo" "pp.'
to ALL and that II the one Is uncohs'.""o"a' ~"
, T., IT, n,,ra,v must be There Is nothing In such
nm arorment There Il one thing about when there
can be- no doubt and that Is that II the Ia" Gun
BE- amended 50 Ms to withstand the decisions Oh 'ae
courts. il will be; whether such result oon y.
reached IT IS lard to determine. After nave 'e'"
the decision in full may have sohle'nipe !" 20,
pertInent TO the subject the floor OF the senate
REPRESENTATIVE cullersOn said he thought that Judge
Gresham was correct In his statement OF the law as 10
,he section OF the act referred to. furlher t"'l'
this. Mr. Culberson declined to taxi on the eronni
TINT the question In some form might come peorc
the House Judiciary Committee, OF wmch 'N - 'a"'
man. and he did not wish to commit hiulseh oeio''
hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
crrr,xc TRAHscoNrINENTAL PASSENGER RATES

Tncoma Wash Dec. e.-An th" trhhSco"'," .
oiltond ticket Offices In this dfy are secretly sns"'e
ro,.s especially to Chicago, to which, point seoo"''
class ticket was sold yesterday for 80 ana h'Sv
closs Ticket for s35. The regular price Is over V"io
TIA, amount. openly the iran'con''heh'hi "e'"'S po
,e,s that they are not cutting rates Out -
aenv rtis Tie ticket scalpers complain tha' '"'A
{, hin, ruined by tine rate between
49,, ,a,scor,incntol lines Nearly all the travellers
GRO now aware Of the slashng Of rates ana o'ioro
making purchases many make two Or three rOanu us
-, m. ticket Offices and beat down prices ihoSe
known 70 he seeking to benefit by che rate war; now
ever are charged fun rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
ppEesING TIE BANKRUPTCY ELL.

Washington Dec. (Spccian-The friends Of the
bankruptcy bill will make an effort TO have II con
idcrcd before the rush Of appropriation bills begins
~ crowd ont other measures. Colonel oates. ~ A'-
hama who Is a member Of the House judiciary COM
r,t;ee offered "A resolution dav Ia make the hin "A
nsc.l order for December 49, and IL was referred TO
IN. Committee on Rules which. under the present
vstcm controls the order Of business. The friends
O, the Bankruptcy lin, 1t is understood, are wllpg
IN submIt II ut an early stage o the ordeal OF mo
lion to strh" ont The cnicnhf ciaisr' II UNIV DC We
sag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
cipr,Iy s1RrrrER's FoErryr rANTSHEs.

Chicago Dec. (SpccIab.-Capialn o'eors" W.
,, ,,s d.f.,,,d b.for, Judge Collins to-day in lis
al, ,,trs, Y X T,lrlank concerning the ownership oil
,.,,o,l. land at the f1of OF superior-St 'apnii
.,rtcr sought to restrain Mr.. Falrbank from tahh!
,o,sion Of the land under writ OF p'Ss"seioh s>uei
rv the superior Court. Mr.. Fairbank denied '"at
.r,,r owned the land and iusStei that he was there
hy permission only. The Court h'ld mat s,r''''r
~ mot entitled TO an injunction because h" dli no,
-. his ,wurr,hlp From tb" pl"adingS liz fOlli
,n, Contain ..trrrt,r's stranded on dry lanl IN
ns- and that hr di 10; fill III the ihu IL h' SN y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
THE NEW YORK WILL lie TIE FLAGSHIP.

wo.ltnct.n. Dee s-OrdcI' have been issued by
, -ccr,t,ry Of tlc Navy for The aiincd cruiser New
y.rk 10 b. fitted olt AZ Cramps ShNar1 rh'a-
l.lrbIa If once. With view Of putting h"r III com
,ts,on rs In. flagship Of the North Atlantic 91nr'fon'
rho philadelphia will succeed thu Chicago az nasshp
- the North Atlantic squadron until III" Ne" >oH =
ready for that service. The tHcaso "m'h j. """ Il,
u,o v,, York Navy Yard. has been ordered ont OF
,a,, She viii have new boilers put In at ~"
, and ceunr,l repuirs mnde The new boilers: II
T. "xn"c;r1 will develop greater horse ppwc"' XIV"
an increase Of speed and also economic space
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
TIE ADIROHDACKs AND ST. LAWRENCE hoAD

Montreal Dec. 6.--several United States r"'l"aS
mon were here to-day completing Tie arrangements
for the formal opening Of the Ad'rondacRs anu o'
Lawrence Railroad, and new route between Non,'e,
and NcwYork The party consisted OF d. "eo''
president of tie new road G. H. Daniels P'Ss'"eo
agent OF the New-YOrlS Contra. kahro'u' - ~
Flagg general superintendent ana D. " ''e' ~
t.lonol superiutcndent OF the Wagner Pa'aoe C"r
romnanv +. C. smith president OF tie Central YER
mont Railroad met the party here. and TIE arrange
mont, were completed solid train Will DO run
daily ont Of Montreal to New-iork ana d'hi"s var
viii bc attached tho FIRST through dining serVHe OUT
% Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
TO CHECK SrGAR-COATED PROTECTIONisTS

Washington. Dec. 8 (Speclal.-lh" ini'niitlOh con-
toIncd in a Washington dispatch published In tn"
Tribune TODAY. tO The effect that number cf Demo
crut,-" SucIr-,'oatcd PrOi"c:iOui~S" be al Re
covered IN the Congress eXering their inil'"nc"
against the tariff sinas."rs. arrested III" attention u
The latter today: ana already proposition "
amend the rules Of The Hone Of Representatives ="
ms to prevent hlibnsiring. Il seriously discussed
among them. They fear that "n0ngh Democrat
Opposed TO Ere" Trade may be round IN the neA
Hons. IN prevent the majority from r"fe"mng H.
=, ia, In strike down and DESTROY the "uncOn-
sut,,,ona, system Of Protection. unless the rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
CONFERENCE WITH "DlG FOUR orhhAioh'

indianapolis Ind, Dec. s->''perh,enue"' i'oa. "
the Big Four" Is still In session WIN ,.'' .o ''
Of railway teegraphers The S''hrs VI =" ,., =,
~ ,,, ircr,o.,d SO n month. In addition to
49,, osr,,,.,d.n, Peck submitted his scale AZ an
rI.,mo,pm and the operators committee accepted tAc
,.r,s an condition that the company w"nia employ
only union men, Mr.. Peck has not replied 10 ."'S'
TIM. company objects to being 50 bound II was gwen
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