Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
EMIGRATION REGULATIONS.
Tho Treasury Department Receives
More Offers for Gold.
,,,IEn CARRIERS WIN A CASE.
rae President aud CnbIact win AZ.
tend the Naval Revicw.-The
rhetis and Australia.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Ia
Senator Teller has prepared reeolu'
tlons which he will offer In the Senate
at the next meeting expressing the
sease OF the Senate in favor OF recon.
ysnlng the international monetary
conference at Brussels next summer.
Nj. Teller says he Ia satisfied that
there has been a change Of sentiment
10 Europe respecting tho monetary
question since the conference ad-
Jolmed. Its plain to him that tho
delegates from European countries be-
gan the conference under an erroneous
Impression aS to the policy OF the
United States. Lately II has been
made clear that tho purpose Of this
o,unity was not primarily TO reap the
benefit OF the enhanced price Of silver,
and recent contributions 10 the lltern-
iufe on the subject, notably the article
by Professor Andrewg, have mado 1t
appear that the value OF the entire
alnu Il silver product IN absolutely in
significant as compared with tho value
oithe products OF certain lines OF man.
uiactuEes and agriculture.
RULES FOR IMMIGRANTS.
Secretary Carlisle today Issued
new regulations regarding the precau-
tons 10 BIO observed In admitting i'm.
migrants TO the United States. The
regulations contnin seventeen articles,
the hrst ten being bstantially tho
nme az now Ia force. Articles III TO
l5lnclusivo nro practically new, made
- coniorn 10 tue new laws eiiecting
immigration passed by the last Con.
gf,ss anu approved ON the Bird OF
March.
OFFERS OF GOLD.
The treasury department continues
to receive oBsrs OF gold from the West
IN exchange for small notes, for which
there Is at present an increasing de-
mand. Beversl offers had to be tenn.
potatily declined, Us 1t was found that
tae GOLD was Of light weight. and
uptl tAsss who offered It made up tho
deficiency In weight the government
could not accept II. In connection It
Is interesting to note that the govern.
mrnt requires absolute accuracy DO.
lore 1t VIII receipt for light weight
coin.
THE REMAINS OF HLAINr.
Acting under the terms OF tho reso.
luton adopted by the legislature OF
Maine, Governor Cleves has written
hfs. James Il. Blaine requesting
permission for the state officials 10
remove the remains or her late hus-
oind iiom Oak Hill cemetery to this
's"'''' Nhaihe'
EIGHT HOURS A DAY FOR IKrrrR
CARRIERS,
IT,. o
.e,,n' court tnis morning
ei1i,a' a. sno yuusnont VI the court OF
An 49,. N'o. " ,ne Iottcr carriers,
H. so VI ~. D. rust anu FRANK
p,sso,i,, 80 Eases arose under an act
eio.olhs eight hours asa days work
Il was oonlended nv tbo i.tt,,
carriers that the postoillce department
W constructing the act violated Its
.nen' anu purposes, and was requiring
.ioie Aoor from them than contem-
rAsu. ~ the Gates case the question
"-s whether or not the eight hour
insa", as appliea 70 letter carriers
f0r the mOnth tha d.n.rtn,.,t hoIl,nr,
that any deac,t In Ill, ham,s ~ 49,,
days or oth,r aays nonIT bs s.I ~
against th, exc,ss AVER .igh, hours nn
2lher days. Tha conr, ME ,bs,,s,.
an moi bo dona .nd ,h., .a,s,a,s 49, . a,a
entitled 10 extra nav FOR INV nveriina.
on any sIngIe d.,,v.,v ' WV UNIV
In the Pal cas-. n. ro.,,ion ,,,,.,
by the Initial state wss 'ha, aI,,S.
hours shsuId c,nsi,t N" ,ha a, 49,
time, and earSiers conId mt rseavss
'KIs pay for o,ber .,rylrss w,,hin ~
pestefiie. perfoymad bv ih.u a. 80, 80
nsclion with the aui,.s ,,noaaa 80 ~.
them by m, nos,mastsr ill., co.,,
holds that this nns,iion unisnonIa
anu thai car,iers are .nti,lad 20 a~,,h
CIRCUMSTANCES.