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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
ulADOMOSCl MIEJSCOWk.
GwaftOwna burza.
Xilka budynkow zwalonych.

Me wszyscy mieszkahcy miasta
wiedza, ze wczoraj vice. orem rozsza-
lala sic straszna burza W miescie i
niezmierne zrzadzi}a szkody. Waski
pas tylko miedzy 81 SO utica zostal
nawiedzony przez mia, ale wicher daa
sic uczuc W dalszych takze okollcach
take W innych miejscach zrzadzii
szkody.
Okoso godz. poi do si6dmej silny
wiatr, ktory dai przez dzieh caly,
zlnienii sic W paste wyzej wymienio-
nym W prawdziwy orkan i wkr6tce
tez powsta} grad gesty, ktory W
przeciagu kilku mihut wytluki kilka'
set szyb. Mieszkahcy W wielu miej.
scach musieli uchodzi6 ma nizsze pie
ira; najmocniej uszkodzone zostaiy
Romer Block ma rogu 33 ulicy i
Grove ave.; Groveland Flats, 81 vi.
Groveland ave.; Kingdom Block, 30
ul. Cottage Grove ave.; Armour
Flats, 80 ul. Dearborn Str; Belve.
dere Flats, 81 ul. Cottage Grove
ave.; Mecca Hotel, 81 ul. i Dearborn
str; Kenilworth Flats, 35 ul. Ellis
ave. Prairie Flats, 30 ul. Prairie
ave. w tych budynkach prawie wszy'
stkie szyby u okien ma zach6d wy
chodzacych zostasy wytluczone.
w wagonach kolei Aelaznych i uli-
cznych przechodzacych przez owe
ulice r6wniez wiatr grad powybiiai
szyby i niejeden jadacych .mocno
sic lokaleczyl, aptekarze i lekarze
duzo mieli do czyuienia. Orkan trwai
ME dluzej uiz IL minut.
Take W jeziorze u przystani
zrzadzi} ten orkan szkody. Woda
gwaltownie sic balwanila; najsilniej-
sze liny u kotwic sic zrywaay i ME-
kt6re statki zostaly wypchniete W
jezioro. Udalo sic jednakze wszy'
stkie napowr6t przywlec utwierdzid.
Wiatr silny ME uspokoil sic tax
predko zrzadza} szkody takze W
innych okolicach. O p6}nocy hotel
,,wystawowy" Plymouth ma rogu 72
ulicy i Stony Island ave. zosta} przez
wiatr zburzony. Obok stojacy domek
rowniez zosta3 zburzony, szkoda
zrzadzona wynosi $4,000. Wicher
podobno ME bys zbyt silny, ale bu,
dynki miaiy bye nadzwyczaj niedbale
zbudowane, wskutek nadejscia Ia
godnego powietrza oslabione funda-
menta.
Ma rogu 81 ulicy i Stony Island
ave. w czasie orkanu zburzona
zostasa budujaca sic w}asnie panora-
ma. Ma szczescie robotnicy znajdo-
wall sic ma boku przy wieczerzy | ME
zostali uszkodzeni. w sasiednim do
mu pana F. G. Gibbsa zrzadzona
szkoda ma 5000, okolo go drut6w
telegrafcznych zostalo porwanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
TeleSramy zagraniezne,
UmOWa
W sprawie kanafu panamskiego.

W spraWie kanafu panamskiego,
PARYz, Z kwietnia. = z.
Monchicourt, likwidator Kom-
panii panamskiej, zawiadamia,
il zawar} z rzsdem rzeczypo-
spolitej Columbia nova umo-
we, na mocy kt6rej koncesya
ma kana} panamski zosta}a
przedluzona tymczasowo az do
81 pazdziernika 1894 r. W ce-
lu dania czasu kapitalistom
francuzkim do utworzenia no
wego syndykatu zebrania
fundusz6w na budowe kana}u.
Jesli W tym terminie syndykat
zostanie zorganizowany, kon-
cesya bedzie przed}uzona je-
szcze na lat 10 az do uko1cze'
MIA jego budowy. P. Mon
chicourt zobowiaza1 sic "a tie
ustspstwa wyp}aci6 rzadowi
rzeczyp. Columbia 100000 fir.
w trzech ratach. Jesli kana}
bedzie sko1czony, suma ia 20
stanie stracona z Smiu Milo
now frank6w, k56re ma wtedy
otrzyma6 pooling pierwotnej
umowy Rad rzeczypospolitej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
Rozczarowani repOrterzy.

Wczoraj rozeszla sic byla wiesc, ze
przybys do Chicago SKINNY nbacy.
larz" DIR. Koch Berlina i stana} W
hotelu Palmer House. Oczywiscie
znalaz4o sic mnostwo reporterow.
Dowiedzieli sic, ze wielki cziowiek
zajal pok6j nr. 322, ale ae go W do.
mu ME ma. Ma police pod nrem 322
lezai iego klucz j kilka list6w. Re-
porterzy cierpliwie czekali, poki sic
ME poiawi c;ekawy goac hotelu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
Wystep publiczny ,,Organizacyi
PatryOtycznei."

Wspominalismy juz parokrotnie
pierwszym wystepie publicznym
,,Organizaoyi Patryotycznej', kt6ry
odbedzie sic jutro W niedziele wie-
czorem W Hall szkolnej pray ul.
Bradley. Pomimo to dis W przed-
dzieh tego wystepu poczuwamy sic
do obowiazku przypomnienia raz je.
szcze naszym wspolbraciom, il wy
step zasiuguje ma najgoretsze popar-
Gle wszystkich Polakow. ,,0rganiza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
Rozprawy mad bilem ,,Home
Rule".

LoNDYN, 7go kwietnia.
Rozprawy mad bilem Home
Rule" trwaly dis W dalszym
ciagu. Debatowano mad szcze-
g6lami. Rozprawy by}y malo
interesujace i trzymane W tonic
spokoinym. Wielkich NOW
ME wyg}aszano. Sala Izby
gmin by}a ma pol pr6zna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
Sobota, dnia 8 Kwietnia 1898 r.
Gr0zDy pOzar ma Wegrzech.

GrOzDy pOzar ma Wegrzecn'
BUDA PEszT, Z kwietnia. =
W miejscowosci Baskut W po-
blizu Baja pozar zniszczy4 65
domow. Trzech ludzi utraci-
10 zycie W p}omieniach. szko-
dy ogremne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
z sadu rOzjemczego W Paryzu.

PARYz, Z kwietnia. = Pre-
mawial dis W dalszym ciagu
przedstawiciel Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych James G. Carter W cd,
powiedzi ma wywody przedsta-
wiciela Anglii S.r Johna Rus
sci. Nastepuie sad odroczy}
sic do wtorku, kiedy odbedzie
tajne posiedzenie. Dalsze Sc
sye publiczne trwac beda cd
srody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
Emigracya Irlandyi do Amery-s
XII ZmnieiSZa sic.

LoNDYN, 7-go kwietnia. :
Z urzedowych wykaz6w widat,
ze emigracya z Irlandyi do A
meryki ostatniemi czasy znacz-
ME sic zmniejsza. Liczba os6b,
kt6re wyemigrowaay W r.
1892, wynosi $1,000, podczas
gdy W roku poprzednim bylo
jeszcze $4,000 emigrant6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
felegramg KrajoVe.
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOwej.

Stany Zjednoczone zroblfy
krok stanowczy W sprawie
krzywd, kt6re ucierpieii oby.
tele amerykadscy W Marsovan
W Ma}ej Azyi.
Dnia 10 stycznia W okolicy
Marsovan i Caesarea W Ma}ej
Azyi rozdawanol plakaty re-
wolucyjne, a tureckie w}adze
sprawcami tego og}osi2y stu
dent6w kollegium Anatoba
prowadzonego przez Ameryka.
now W Marsovan. w nocy 2
lutego spalono seminaryum dla
dziewczat nalezace do tego "a
k}adu. Polozenie Amerykan6w
sta}o sic tax pr1ykre, ze zawe'
zwano ameryka6skiego konsu,
la Milo A. Jewett ze Siwas
Amerykanie oddali sic pod je'
go opieke.
Depesze, kt6re konsul i po-
sci Thompson wzajemnie do
siebie wysy}ali, kilkakrotnie
podejmowano, a pose} wni6s}
skarge u rzsdu tureckiego. Tu-
reckie w}adze ciagle szuka1y
wykret6w i zada}y, azeby mai
prod wdrozye sledztwo pre-
civ studentom ameryka1skim.
Ot6z sekretarz pa1stwa Gre
sham zatelegrafowa} do pos}a
Thompsona W Konstantynopo-
lu, azebY zazada} nietylko ma
tychmiastowego odszkodowa-
MIA "a seminaryum spalone, ale
take i ukarania winnych.
KatastrOfa przy budOwie kanafu.
JOLIET, ILL.,, II kwietnia.
Wydarzy}a sic tn pierwsza
wielka katastrofa przy budo-
vie drainage Canal" dzisiaj o
godz. 5 min. IS ko4o Romeo,
10 mil "a Joliet. Powsta} silny
wicher nastap3 gwa}towny
grad, kt6ry zmusi} robotnik6w
do szukania schronienia. Oo-
dzia} robotnik6w pracujacych
PREY jednej maszyn ,,Canti-
lever po szynach prowadzo-
nvch, uciek1o do domku przy
ko1cu domu maszynowego.
Tuz prey tym domku kohczs
sic szyny i umieszczona tam
jest rogatka, ale ia ME by}a
spuszczona przez niedbalstwo.
Wiatr, kt6ry tymczasem
zmieni} sic W orkan, porwa}
maszyne i popedzis ia po sly
mach ku domowi, W kt6rym 10
os6b jak sledzie sic pomiesciso
dla ochrony pred burza. U
ko6ca drogi, maszyna ME sta
ne}a, tylko przewazywszy sic
naprz6d, przewr6ci}a sic i wps
d}a ma domek. Wazy}a zas 2SO
ton i tax strasznem by}o ude-
rzenie, re 9 os6b W domku 20
sta}o ma miejscu zabitych, a 6
po czesci ciazko uszkodzonych.
Sam Cantilever = $50 stop
d}ugi a 80 wysoki = uszkodzia
sic tax mocno, re jest ME do u
zycia, a W domku maszyna
jest zrujnowana.
Robotnicy pozabijani i u
szkodzeni byli W}ochami wy
jatkiem prze}ozonego ich Sa'
muela Korns.
Burze.
LUTooA, Mich, Z kwietnia.
Straszna burza tn obali{a IL
staten, a miedzy niemi dwle
najwieksze, jake byiy W ss-
siedztwie. Pewien wiatrak u.
prowadzony ma odleglosc 100
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08

ne, pewien sad zupe}nie znisz-
czony tax, re ami jedno drze-
wo ME zostalo, i szkody W O.
cole znaczne zrzadzone. Zdaje
sic, re mkt zycia ME straci}
choG kilka dom6w mieszkal-
nych zosta}o zburzonych, a
miedzy mimi jeden rozpadl sic
ma dwie czesci.
SOUTH HAVEN, Mich, 7.go
kwietnia. DIS rano o godz. l
szala}a tu straszliwa burza z u.
lewa. Mn6stwo dach6w i ko
min6w zosta}o powyrywanych,
aw po}udniowej dzielnicy mia
sta znaczne szkody zrzadzone.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, II kwiet.
Wielki orkan zrzsdzil tn zna.
czne szkody W sasiedztwie
miejscowosci Cherry Valley.
Kilka dom6w zosta}o uszko,
dzonych.
Rozboj W biorze skarbnika po-
WiatOwegO.
Fort MADISON, La. Z kwiet.
z bi6ra tutejszego skarbnika
powiatowego W ratuszu zfo-
dzieje widocznie doSwiadczeni
zabrali wszelka znajdujaca sic
tam got6wke. Troje zela1nych
drzwi zosta}o przewierconych i
rozbitych, a kase ogniotrwaaa
Halla otworzono, zniszczywszy
kombinacye. Zdaje sic, re skra
dziono 1900 dolar6w. Me ma
sladu z}odziei.
Znalezli sic po 20 latach.
New YORK, 7go kwietnia.
Kiedy pastor James Rodman
W dniu Wielkiej Nocy ma Ia
proszenie pastora Sam. Fried.
mama W Andover kole Rox-
brough, Pa, mia} kazanie,
znalaz} przypadkowo swoie
zone, z kt6ra rozlaczyl sic byl
pred 90 laty W skutek pozaru
chicagoskiego. Pastor Rod.
man prawil kazanie, kiedy
jedna z obecnych kobiet zem-
dla1a. Zaniesiono je do zakry-
styi, a pastor sko1czy1 kazanie.
Po naboze6stwie panic male.
zsce do parafii zawezwa}y pa
stora do zakrystyi. Tam on
ujrzawszy panis, kt6ra pred
tenn zemdla1a, r6wniez zem.
dla1, gdyz pozna1 W niej swoje
zone, o kt6rej ssdzil, re sta}a
sic ofars pozaru chicagoskie.
go. Jego zas iona ssdziia, re
on zginal W p}omieniacl i pc.
zniej wysz}a "a maz, "a nieja-
kiego Roberta Cass, kt6ry
tymczasem jednakowoz umar4.
Teraz mieszka ona W Bostonie.
w Andever by1a gosciem u
pewnych znajonych.
DziWak.
New YORK, Z kwietnia. =
z Buffalo donosza, ze VIM. Ste
vens Perry, biskup episkopal
ny z Iowa, wczoraj W kosciele
sw. Paw}a mia} pierwsze z sze
regu kaza6 ,,kolumbijskich".
M6wi} on, ze ME zawdziecza
mic ami Kolumbowi, AMI Hi.
szpanii, ami Rzymowi, gdyz
Ameryke odkry} John Cabot,
kt6ry wybra} sic by} W podr6z
z pomoca kr6la Henryka VII
ze odkrycia tego dokonano
ma przek6r papiezowi Alexan,
drowi VII. Kazanie by}o mo-
enc antikatolickie ostro kry-
tykujace Kolumba Rzym, i
znaczna wywo1a}o senzacya.
Pozary preryi.
TOPEKA KS. 7go kwietnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08
POWstanie W Argentynie.

BUENos AYREs, Z kwietnia.
= Powstanie W Argenty6skiej
prowincyi Catamarca wybu-
cha z dniem kazdym grozniei...
W ciagu ostatnich kilku dpi
by1o kilka gwa2townych stare
pomiedzy wojskami rzsdowe-
mi a powsta1cami. Rezultat
tych walk by} rozmaity; wielu
ludzi zostalo zabitych W wal
ce; niewolnik6w jedna / dru-
ga strona rozstrzeliwa. Po-
wsta6cy zawladnsli inis kole.
iowa. Rad centralny przy,
syla do zbuntowanej proWln-
cyl wiscej wojska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-08

Topeka KS. 7go kwietnia.
w powiatach Graham i Phi.
lips wielkie szkody zrzsdzi}y
pozary preryj. Dotychczas
bardzo,szczuple tenn nadcho-
dzs wiadomosci, wiadomo je-
dnak, re mn6stwo siana, kilka
kopi, i okolo so owiec sic spa.
lilo. Niejaka PAM Brown 2
The morning call., 1893-12-05
APPROVED IN ENGLAND.
Where President Cleveland Can AL.
WAYS Look for Applause.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Daily News will
say of Cleyela nd's message: The message
is well worthy of the national crisis in
which it is delivered. The Inference from
MIR. Cleveland's facts and figures, whether
intended or not, is that it is true policy to
cultivate close relations with us. 1t seems
generally agreed that the new tariff pro-
posals Will lot largely affect our trade with
the United States.
The Chronicle: In the references to
Brazil aud the Bering Sea dispute in Presi-
dent Cleveland's message there is nothing
which might not have been Sfathered by
President Harrison. It is otherwise with
the reference TO Hawaii. In awaiting
Cleveland's decision the friction that
would probably have been caused there by
interference at the time has been avoided,
but the result is the same. In regard to
the reform of the tariff the Chronicle says
that while the President will have the
good wishes of every sound economist in
the battle he has begun it would be pre-
mature to regard it as already won because
the biggest battalions are at present on his
side.
The Telegraph: That portion of the
message which displays President Cleve-
iohd 81 MO WOW iS ulo lClClSUCO w Hawaii.
Such frank and honest admission of
mistake and the declaration of intention
to reverse it reflects the highest possible
credit upon the President and Indirectly
upon the nation. Also. the President is
evidently convinced that the American
public would be magnanimous enough to
uphold bis action, and he is probably
right in so thinking.
lands abstention from party rhetoric at
the expense of his opponents is all the
more creditable as his opportunities for
the employment of scathing invective were
exceptional. The Post expresses surprise
that the Hawaiian incidents are men,
toned in the message without any express
sion Of shame or indignation.
The Daily Graphic: Mr.. Cleveland is to
be congratulated upon his firmness and
consistency.
The Times: Those portions Of the mes
sage that bear upon foreign affairs are
conceived in a highly creditable spirit.
Considering the Chauvinism OF our Ameri-
can kinsfolk, 1t is more creditable that
the President has frankly admitted the
wrong done to Hawaii. MIR. Cleveland
would doubtless be inclined to 90 a deal
further than the Wilson bill, but he rec
ognizes the obstacle to progress caused by
the deficit. The Wilson bill would benefit
American workingmen and place manu.
facturers upon something like level with
their foreign competitors. Whether these
changes. in the long run, will benefit Brit
ish industry and trade is doubtful.
The Standard: From our point of view,
and in spite of Mr.. Cleveland's friendly
attitude toward England, we might almost
regard the proposed new tariff as the work
of an enemy. Its natural consequence is
to create a new competitor for our busi-
ness abroad, and We can only hope that
experience and the benefit of cheap raw
materials may lead to better things in
other directions.
The morning call., 1893-12-05
READY FOR A FIGHT.
Sailing of the Two Brazilian
Steamers Southwark.
They Are More Than Willing to
Meet the Rebel Admiral
on the Sea.

ST. THOMAS, Dec. 4.-As this dispatch is
sent the Brazilian cruisers Nictheroy and
America are preparing to sail under sealed
orders for some port in Brazil. The Mic
theroy arrived here Oh Monday. and
steamed outside Tuesday and Thursday.
where excellent Hotchkiss target practice
was done. The gun crews handled the
new weapon Ia most admirable manner.
The America arrived here yesterday
after rough trip. and both vessels are
expected to weigh anchor tonight and
head for the coast of Brazil. The officers
and crews of he Nictberoy and America
feel full of fight and most anxious for a
brush with the enemy.
Cable messages are said to have been
exchanged here between the commanders
of the Brazilian cruisers and the home au-
thorities. aod it is said the captains have
been notified that Melo has left Rio to
meet the ships. This has caused all the
more enthusiasm among the crews of the
Nictheroy and America
Their destination is secret, and il is re-
rorted the ships shall not be allowed to
communicate with the shore. 1t is doubt
full when any further news of President
Peixoto's two cruisers will be forwarded
Inc Associated GTeSs correspondent on
board the Nictheroy has been well treated
by the officers of the ship and anticipates
witnessing the most novel naval battle in
the history of maritime warfare.
NEW YORK. Dec 4.-The Destroyer,
which was expected to sail for Brazil to-
day, was seized this afternoon by Deputy
United States Marshals. The seizure was
made at the instance Of John n. Rubbin S.
lessess of the Boston drydock, who has
done all the recent work upon the vessel.
He claims indemnity to the amount of
$1,000 for alleged breach of contract.
A Herald's special from Montevideo
says: General Saidauha de Cana has
assumed command of the rebels ships left
in the harbor by Mello. 1t is now said in
Rio that Mello sailed for Santos with the
intention of landing aid for the rebel
force i'll Rio Grande do Sui. The insur-
gents left in Rio Bay have fortified
Cabras Island with guns and ammunition
which they had time to take off tho Javary
hefOre shp sank
The morning call., 1893-12-05
lines of retreat from an unpopular and
un ntena BILE position.

lines or retreat from an unpopular anQ
untena BILE position.
The general tone of comment is very un-
favorable. The Inter Ocean saws the gen.
eral tone of this message is as common
place as the one of 1887 was sensational.
The record says: The general motive of
the message as whole may be said to be
economy.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 4.-The Union
says: The President stands sQuarely for
tariff reform of the Wilson variety. but
ignores the lessons taught by the last elec-
tiOn and assumes that the people are
anxious for radical revision of existing
schedules. His allusion to the work of
aiding the people through the work of
tariff reform is misleading. for it is per-
fectly clear that the people are suffering
to-day as result of the general fear that
the policy which he advocates will be
be carried out.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4--The Telegraph:
The document makes wilderness of words
covering every possible subject before the
executive for his official cognizance, and
gives far more attention to divers and SUM-
dry Irrelevant and unim portant things than
it does to others which are not only fore
most In the public mind at this time, but
which must be earnestly considered. and
for the time being. at least, definitely
settled.
The Bulletin: The message is disap-
pointing in its failure to deal explicitly or
closely with important questions of policy
which interest all our countrymen. Even
those subjects on which he expresses en-
phatic opinions are disposed of in sweep
inc commissions in
exact statements. Cleveland's mental re-
luctance or inability to grasp great ques-
tions at short range or in specific detail
has never been more evident than in this
de jeune document.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-The Globe-Demo-
crat: 1t is. on the whole. a clear, we'll
written and businesslike document, and
except on the Hawaiian and silver ques-
tions will prove fairly satisfactory to the
country.
The Hawaiian matter is destined to
make trouble for the administration, and
Mr. Cleveland appears to have a fOrebod-
ing of this. but he proposes to adhere to
the policy which he has marked out. His
views on the financial question are wise.
The Republic: If the message outlines
any special policy it is that he will be con-
tent from the hour when his pen traces the
name of Grover Cleveland at the bottom of
a tariff reform bill to be judged by his
countrymen as an administrator.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 4.-The Pioneer Press:
We can find IN this message evidence only
of the unadmirable qualities of dullness
and jealousy that leave even to his par
tisans no room for enthusiasm over the be-
glnnings of this administration.
The morning call., 1893-12-05
GROSSLY INACCURATE.
The Presidents Mistake i'm Figuring
the Deficiency,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-There is consid-
cradle comment heard on that part of
President Cleveland's message in which
he says that the deficiency in the treasury
will be about SIS. 200. 600 at the close of the
fiscal year on June 80, 1894. This is said
to be gross inaccuracy. Only flve months
OF the fiscal year have passed, vet there is
already deficiency of $50. 600. 600 in round
numbers. The customs receipts for the
month of November showed a falling off
of $4,000. .OOO while the internal revenue
receipts decreased $1,000, 900 during the
same period. With the threat Of tariff re-
dnction and the uncertainty as to the in
ternal revenue taxes, it is beyond the
ability of any one acquainted with Treas
ury Department affairs to discover where
the President got his figures. The lowest
estimate heretofore given In competent
official circles is that the deficiency for
the present fiscal year will be about
S50,000,000. and calculations have ranged
as high as $50. .O00, 900. 1t was learned to-
day from an authority upon which every
Presidents message and every report of the
Secretary Of the Treasury has been based
since war times that the deficiency cannot
be less than S60.O00,000. The President
may have calculated on the Wilson tariff
bill becoming law before the end of the
present fiscal year, which has seven
months yet to run. He counts on increased
importations and internal revenue taxes,
but the Wilson bill will hardly become
operative before July next.
1t is observed that in the estimate for
pensions incorporated In the book of esti-
mates submitted to Congress to-day by
the Secretary of the Treasury there will
be a looping off OF about S1S, ,O0O, 900 in the
appropriation recommended to pay the
quarterly pittance of the soldiers. The
appropriation for the fiscal year 1894 was
S1S1. 100000. The estimate for the next
fiscal year is S167. 100000 The President
omits an estimate for the payment of the
sugar bounties. which, including salaries
to officers to distribute il will amount to
about S11,O00.000. Ii the bounty repeal
passes it will have no bearing on the fiscal
year.
The morning call., 1893-12-05

power Experience has taught US that the
executive has peculiar views of his own
regarding the constitutional powers
vested in the President. and we must it,
fer that he will restore the Queen If he has
forces enough at his command. Mr.
Cleveland does not appear to be as strong
a tariff reformer as heretofore. but is still
striving to get a cheap shirt for the poor
laborer and willing to reduce his wages to
accomplish it. His reference to the
Nicaragua canal is weak attempt at
patriotism and not nearly as vigorous as
he was prior to the election OF 1883. In
one sentence, ! regard the message as
mighty thin soup.'"
Cannon of IlliDois-The message will
not tend to restore confidence In the pro-
duciug and commercial interests Of the
country.
Henderson Of Nebraska-With logged
obstinacy and mulish stubbornness that
persists in wrongdoing when full en-
lightenment shows wiser course. the
administration having hauled down the
flag in Hawaii now proposes to trampe 1t
in the drst. We are to trade the Goddess
of Liberty for harlot.
Voorhees, of Indiana-In the main a
sound, strong document
Mcpherson - Excellent all the way
through.
Murphy-lt is coed message.
Palmer-The Presidents impressions are
wide of the mark regarding fraudulent
pensions.
Kyle-l am pleased with the income tax
portion, but not about Hawaii and the
issuance of bonds.
Morrill-The Endorsement of tariff bill
not yet acted upon in committee is unex-
pected and remarkable.
Hoar-It treats important questions
feeby and briefly. The reference to the
tariff report is a breach of privilege.
MITCHELL am surprised to learn that
the restoration of Queen Liliuok alani is
really contemplated.
Hawley-It lacks vigor and is a disap.
pOintment
Dubois-Lacking in force, strength,and
Americanism.
Jones of Nevada-There Is no hope for
silver while the present administration is
in power.
Platt-It scarcely deserves comment.
Shoup-I am disappointed at the absence
of any recommendation of the recognition
of silver.
Dixon-Wearisome and without sugges-
tions as to the Immediate interests of the
country.
Among the Senators who declined to ex-
press their views were Sherman, Aldrich,
Hill of New York, Daniel. Mills, Coke,
Jones of Arkansas. Cockrell. Smith, Har.
ris and Walthall.