The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07
He favors Further Silver legis-
Iation, but Not at Present.
Nothing New About Hawaii,
but intlmates that He Has
Restored the Queen.
"Kid," the Apache Renegade. on a
Numbering Raid In Old Mexico.
happenings In Salt Lake.


special Dispatch to THE RECORD
Nsw YORK, Dec. 7.-Silver. 694; Lead,
1886.
SALT LAKE, Dec. 6.--The message OF the
President to Congress. which convened at
Washington ON Monday in regular session,
is published this morning.
The President recommends impartial nou-
trality in relation to the dispute between
the Argentine Republic and Brazil He
points out the wrong done in the matter OF
the Legation asylum in Chill; refers to the
Chinese exclusion law, and expresses the
belief that, as amended, it will be complied
with favors further means for the suppress
sion Of the slave trade in the Congo States
and Central Africa recommends an extra.
dition treaty with Costa Rica; makes brief
reference to our friendly relations with
France, Germany, and also with Great Bri.
tain; specially refers to the Bshring Sea
arbitration and the Welland Canal dispute
The rights of Americans in Hayti and Hon
durss have been maintained. Suggestions
have been made to France as to leaving
Libsrian territory unimproved. A commits
sion appointed will probably soon settle the
disputes with Mexico as to the region near
the Rio Grande east of El Paso.
The Nicsragua Canal project is endorsed,
and the sxtradition treaties with Norway
and with Russia are mentioned. history
Of the Samoan uprising is given, and the
mischief Of an sntangling alliance with for
eign powers is deprecated. Spanish indebt-
ednsss for damages to American property in
Cuba receives some attention. The outrages
in Turkish territory are denounced, and also
the action of Armenian naturalized Amsri-
cans. who have stirred up sedition against
the Ottoman Porte, but tho Minister at
n Constsntinople 10 expsctt'i TO protect oil
such persons amenable to Turkish law from
unnecessarily harsh treatment. The Ven
szulsan question is briefly touched upon.
The Hawaiian difficulty is explained sue
s,nctly, but there is nothing new at present
to communicate; to undo the wrong effected
under tho authority of the United States i
all that the administration has attempted
and what has been accomplished will not b
known until further sdvices are receive
from Honolulu, when special message WI
be sent to Congress with full particulars
the whole matter.
International arbitration il favored. II
money question receives elaborate tres
msnt. The President recommends furth'
silver legislation, but believes it Will
batter to wait awhile until the effects OF IL
repeal Of the purchase clause of the Sherm'
Act have been felt and can be understot
bsfore any definite action 10 taken on Il
silver question. He warns Congress again
all temporary expedisnts and advises co
tent with nothing short OF lasting al
comprehensive financial plan. He express
tho belief, that after reasonable delay
can be effected, and that there should DC
effort to bring about an International asr'
msnt - to coinage.
He also recommends amendment OF
laws In relation to the issuance OF Govol
msot bonds to make clear tho authority
the Secretary of tho Treasury in relation
them. Reforms in the land laws are reoo
mendsd. also measures for tho pressrvat
Of tho forests. The Agricultural depa
msnt and its work come in for good sh
Of attention and the exports Of cattle .
uork and agricultural products are detail
At length.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 5.-Bland yestef'
introduced . new free coinage bill repeal
the section Of the act Of 1873 prevent
the coinage Of silver dollars, and re-enaac'
tho coinage act Of 1887. Bland expects
Comm;ttss on Coinage will report an q
Intslv free silver bill to the House.
tarid bill will probably not be called al
the House until after the holidays.
Il Il believed that Minister Willis
found an entirely different state Of atiail
Honolulu than indicated BY Blount's
mort, Senator Dolph yesterday adore
the Senate in opposition to the admin
tion's policy.
Bosros. Dec. 6.--Conoerniug the reor
i,stion Of the Union Pacific Railway =
News Bureau suggests the following reor
isstion plan, II il submitted that i an sI
tempt is made to rsarrange the $2SS, ~.
Of Union Pacific Indebtedness and give
rsymsnt to the Government while s9e
ina ars decreasing, II can best bs don
81 intsrvsts upon some suoh comPrenel
plan a. the following: The Union =
stookholders to surrender their present.
iority control Of the property to the
srnmsnt, which can be represented oy
directors out Of the twelve. one direct
b. appointed each year or to hold iiie
tions. subject to removal for cause 20
liberal salary and no other occu nao patton ! n
Government to issue $500. .0OO.O WV DOB
5 Der cent, to take up all the Union :
bonds ct the average market vsaue 10
three years ending January J, lS94, pss
Government debt, which the United
Treasury will soon bs called upon to
full, and leave from S50, 10000 70
100000 Of these bonds In the treast
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