Omaha daily bee., 1893-01-10

leading republican senators before his move
IL is assumed that his piece of strategy met
with the approval OF his party colleagues at
any rate the democratic senators regard the
amendment and request as a party move.
Carlisle Has Not Declined.
Mrs John G.. Carlisle this afternoon en-
phatically denied the published statement
that Senator Carlisle hhs made up his mind
to decline the invitation of the president.
elect to accept the treasury portfolio. She
said that up to Saturday night when the
senator left Washington for Kentucky, he
was still uncertain whether to accept or de-
cline.
at is said that You oppose the senator 60
ing into the cabinet remarked the reporter.
"Wcll,N she responded, Il would prefer
that John remain in the senate, but person
ing in the cabinet. He does not know what
he is geing to do himself. He does not make
many mistakes, and ! guess he won't this
time
National Quarantine.
Representative Raynor from the house
committee on interstate and foreign com
merce, today made favorable report on a
bill for the establishment of national quar-
antiue. The measure is similar to the Har-
ris bill now under discussion in the senate,
and contains all the amendments to the Elar
ris bill adopted by the senate up TO and in
cluding Friday last. MIR. Raynor in making
the report sets forth the great need for ac
tion during the present session to protect
the country from a threatened visitation
of epidemic diseases during the com
ing summer. Some of the states, but
a very few indeed, have ample and
efficient quarantine regulations, while others
have legislation upon the subject which is
utterly impotent and others still have no
statutes or provisions on the subject mt all
1t is idle and useless to say that this is II
matter that ought to be left to the conflict
ing laws of the different states. No one
state can protect itself from the importation
of an epidemic. A maratime state may pos
sess the very best system for keeping per
sons affected with contagious diseases from
entering upon its borders, and still is utterly
powerless to protect the inland states from
the germs of the disease.
Seeking Information.
The Civil Service commission may be
obliged to take its turn upon the congress
sional rack. In the house this morning Rep
rcsentative Bynum offered for reference n
resolution directing the civil service commits
sion to furnish the names of all appointecs
reinstated in the classified service of
the government since the 4th of March,
1889; the cause of their separation from the
service; the states to which they were
charged at the time of their separation and
the states to which they were credited upon
their reinstatement.
Mr.. Bynum briefly explained the intent of
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tnc IN one ~ Mnl,h t,iss orisiiianS m.t.i q. Morheu
NO recorE IS hePl os tlle NlNlt cerVlcS co,n- ON
Iission m oi ,Iese occurrences, ~. salo MI
DSlu.li, anu inVcho W ascertain Uie fea-
soiis ior IT,
Extension of the Civil Service.
Ronraseptoti,-e sn,.;poa, tod,v o8arad for
reference a resolution ,oIjino on the most.
master General for conies Of Mi orders Prom
th,. nrcsidnn, since NSr,.b 4 iSso axrending q
the nroyisions of the,ri iii service law tn en-.
noves Of the pnstnf,ice dana ment 10 cIer,s
! In tho raiIv,v mail sa,,yice M modif,,ing
orders heretofnre issned .
II, ronnnct;nn with This resolution Mr.
Snrin~n, states that his nhrort is tn sec,,re
| information os to whether the president
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