Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-13
IN WASHINGTON.
The Treasury Situation Still
Improving,
THE ANNEXATION QUESTION.
Immigration Traffic from European
Countries Resumed.
TIMER CUTTING a PRIVILEGE.
Tho Press and New Administrator
The Special Session of
the senate.

WAauNoTos, ID. g., March a.
The treasury situation continues to
improve from day to day, and from
this time on the treasury department
Will be inla positiont 10 take more ndvsn.
tageous oilers Of gold. To-day 100000
In gold was received from Plttsburg
and 100000 in goll from Peoria.
Numerous olers Of gold from out-of.
the-way places caused Secretary
Carlisle this morning to notify all
Interested parties that ''goid coin can
be received only ut tho su0.treasury
onice In exchange for nOtes.D In
other words, the government will not
pay the expense Vt sending the money
by express 10 iUdiyiIuals.
Treasurer Nebrker received "a tele-
gram from Assistant Treasurer Roberts
ut New York, stating that no gold was
exported fsom New York and tue
probability was that none would be
taken out next week. The statement
Issued today 10y thu treasurer shows "A
free gold balance Of s2,5OJ,OOO. Ac-
ceptanccH OF gold made, but which do
not yot appear In the account, bring
the balance up to Si,2jOOJ
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
In a lengthy dispatch regarding the
Hawaiian treaty the Washington
Correspondent Of a morning paper says
that "A gentleman closely connected
with the administration Is authority
for the statement that the Hawaiian
matter will DO taken up Immediately
by Judge Gresham aud that message
transmitting treaty Of some kind will
be sent to the 5enBte during tho pres.
ent special session. This gentleman,
who Is In "a position 10 know, says
iuft cr that tho treaty would be ON
annexation lines though radically
different In Its terms IRON the Haui.
son treaty. The feature would be
aided to leave no possible chance Tor
sugar syndicates to reap any benefit.
The question Of appointing n non.
partisan commission VI three persous
10 visit Hawaii and report the senti-
ment OF the people In regard 10 annex
alton and us affecting the United States
has been fully discussed, II IL said, at
r'hinet meeting. The commission
u b. nave powers TO summon witnesses
ana Institute thorough investigation
into the financial Indebtedness OF tn.
kingdom, It's labor and its people. The
time necessary for this work will be
two or three months.
William II. Castle and Lorrin A,
Thurston, two Of the Hawaiian com.
missioner, were guests OF Joseph n.
White over Sunday. Rev. DR.. Foster
invited the two gentlemen to sIeak Mt
s.Na a..
full house. Mr.. Castle dwelt more
particularly upon the results Of the
early missionaries labors and the dan.
ger that all they gained may be lost Al
the queens powers continue, NJ she In
know u 10 be nG idolatOr. Mr.. rhurston
presented the annexation side OF the
question, considering Annexation much
more necessary than "a proteclofgte,
by annexation the United states would
have the responsibility and authority
when II there were only protectorato
she would have the responsibility but
no power, which no cOnsidered very
essential, Rs other nations would claim
rights equal to those OF the United
States.
IMMIGRATION RESUMED.
The treasury department Is officially
advised 10y the department OF state
that steerage traffic between European
ports and the lated Siaies, watch WINS
discontinued ON January LIST last, has
been resumed. United States Consul
Gardnerat Rotterdam Ia n report 10 the
state department givts n detailed ac-
count OF the precautions taken there
tD prevent the emigration of persons
affected with contagious diseases.
United States Consul Estes at Ham.
burg submitted report that precau-
tons would be adopted against the
Introduction 0f infectious diseases into
the United States by the resumption
of migration at his port. Consul
Estes also states that all passengers
coming from Russia, Austria and
Hungary Will be obliged to observe
quarantine at least six days under
police surveillance before they are per-
United to 20 ou shipblard.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND RESTS.
II President Cleveland has selected
n church to attend In Washington he
gave no ovIuenCe Of I at choice today.
He did not attend divine worship, hut
spent the morning quietly resting
from his nrduOus dutiua OF the iirst
week In office. some attention WAS
paid matters NJ pressing Importance
aud Private Secretary Thutber re.
manned IN his office the greater part OF
tbs day. A little alter . O'Clock Mr..
end Mrs. Cleveland went Tor a drive
and for more than an hour enjoyed the
beauty of the DAY that was perfect.
Vice President stevenson accOm-
panied by Mrs. Stevenson attended
morning service at the New York
avenue Presbyterian church, which Ia
the same they attended during the
previous Democratic administration.
APPLICATIONS FOR POSITIONS.
Undelerred by the nO'reappOintment
rule Colonel Childs, oX'minister 10
Siam, has asked President Cleveland
to send him back. Chief Justice Nor.
ton OF the Tennessee supreme court
wants to succeed TO tho circuit court
vacancy caused by the promotion OF |
Justice jackson TO the Supreme bench.
George w. Carruld, editor OF the