The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-25
the Defeat Of Silver
Men i'm the Senate.
WEBB FLANAGAN REMOVED
Unofficial Report From the
Seat of War in Brazil.
At the National Capital.
BY Associated Press to The News.

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BY Associated Press to The Hewe.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 20 The
committee on banking and currency
Will probably report tomorrow
Nh RENTING the 10 per cent. tax
which it is proposed to levy on
clearing house certificates. These
certificates, which were used in the
South, were not handled az they
were Ill New York. In the South
they passed from hand to hand and
we're made to take the place of
money.
Brosius, of Pennsylvania, by re.
quest, introduced bill TO establish
a gold currency and silver cur
r"ncy on basis of Interchangeable
value. 1t contains twenty.seve
sections and covers ten pages Of
closely typewriter paper, and is
one of the many schemes proposed
to settle the financial question.
Mr.. Robinson, of Pennsy lvania,
has introduced bill to abolish the
office of naval officer at all ports of
entry.
President Cleveland came into the
city from Woodley this morning at
/ O'clock. The president is very
much gratifed at the turn affairs
have taken in the senate, though ne
has believed all along that the un-
conditional repeal bill would pass.
There have been times of anxiety,
but never for moment has the
president wavered in this belief. 1t
was learned at the White House
that the president would have no
suggestions to make as to ad journ-
ment or recess after congress- passed
the repeal bill, though he was
anxious TO have the Chinese bill,
extending the time in which China
men could register, pass before the
dissolution of congress. 1t was the
impression at the White House that
no message would be sent in until
the regular session in December.
The question Of legation home
for Mgr. Satolli is now definitely
and absolutely settled by the formal
transfer of the old home of S nator
Stephen A Doug ass and the late
Justice Bradley TO the papal legate.
The transfer was made yesterday.
The price paid for it was S35 600.
A cahlepram from Berlin
printed this morning states:
"Adispatch 70 the Nord Deutsche
Il etung from RIO d. Janeiro says
that the American naval commands
has exchanged visits and salutes
with Admiral De MelIos of the la
surgents' fleet.
When shown this statement the
officials of the navy department
were not Little surprised, and Were
in considerable doubt as to it's
authenticity as dis government hae
not recognized Admiral De- Mello-
and his followers as insurgents
5 cretary Herbert said he would
take steps to learn the truth IN the
matter, but until that was done ne
did not desire to express an opinion
1t is possible that the officers of the
American naval force at K de
Janeiro have cal I'd unotficially upt Il
Admiral De Meilos, az tn acti u
would not be considered improper
Mr.. Sherman Rep of OHIO,
from the committee on foreign rela.
tions, reported the following house
clint resolution;
Resolved, That it is the sense Of
congress that the Acknowledgements
of the government and people OF
the United States be rendered TO
the various foreign governments OF
the world that go generously and
effectively co.operated in the quadri
centennial exposition held il Cn.oa
90 in the c0mmemorating Of the
discovery OF America by Christie
pher Columbus,
Resolved, That certified copy
!, of the foregoing resolution be pre-
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