The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-31
CIeye|and'S Mistake When
He Asked the
k,7E TO PASS THE GOTURE rule
rhousaud Russians Cut OH Chances
| had for 1000 More to be Topped OFF

July Oh --Al NT.
Croland had ever been a member
{,he senate he would have avoided
hast one of the more or less hui
latin defeats that he will re-
re Al the hands of congress, for
n he would have known Il AZ all
| The older senator's, regardless of
| ;tjc,. stand together in favor of
| Of the oldest rules of the SEN
| -.he free and unlimited debate
all measures-and he would not
y made the mistake of asking
Istors of his party to vote for the
(n,ion of a cloture rule in the
Iste. request never made by any
Ter president, and which has
ked 10 widen the breach already
ktine between Mr.. Cleveland and
blmber of the democratic sena-
No president ever more ear.
tlv desired the adoption of some
ticular bit of legislation than
Harrison did when the federal
tion bill, having been passed by
house, was before the senate,
having served term as senator,
hid not make the mistake of ask
republican senators to vote for
adoption of cloture rule, pre-
ling to see the bill talked to
th, as it actually was, rather
to propose a violation of one
The most sacred traditions of the
tie. 1t will not be long before
Cleveland regrets, if he has not
ADJ done so, that he made such
roposition, because it has not
one chance out of possible
Kindred of being adopted.
Union seems to be very much
lied, among the congressman
in Washington, as to the result
(he announced intention of the
ocratic leaders to force the
e to adopt cloture rule. 1t
be no violation of tradition or
edent for the house to adopt
rule, but the opposition to it
be sturdy and determined and
e the probabilities seem to ia
its ultimate adoption it will not
dopted without a hard and bit
ght being made against it. The
who will make this Fl 5ht are
L known as silver men, and it's
i indicate almost to certainty
the house will vote on the sill
lestion.
be number of pensioners sus-
ed since the 4th Of last March
tween 5000 and 6 600, and if
, is no interference bJ congress
estimated By pension office Off
that Is, 900 out of the $4,000
ions granted under the law of
generally known as "the de-
snt pension" act will be sus-
led bafore the examination now
on is concluded. Whether
Press as body will take this
er up is somewhat doubtful, but
'ldual congressman have taken
P and are making a big fuss
i, saying that gross injustice is
done their constituents by
(1amlning board. The protest
congressman represent all shades
|olltlcal opinion.
sensation followed the publica.
this week, in a local paper,
sh' although claiming to be
pendent, is generally known as
ADMINISTRATION sheet, of New
special charging Secretary
Oh. with betraying the anti.
'Pers and counting Tammany for
purpose of protecting the
,anesy STR ct railway interests, of
VI ne was in charge before he
req the cabinet, and of further.
MS own lately developed ambi.
70 become governor of New
7. 1t was understood here 10
very broad hint to Mr.. Cleve.
mat ne must choose between
many and the anti,snappers.
u, nen ool' Ainsworth, who is in
- OF the Record and Pension
~ lon OF the war department,
~ occupied Ford's Old Theatre
- . nme of the collapse of its
- aud the killing of score OF
- was found guilty by the