Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-18
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pr,id,nl Cleveland Will Not Make
War on the Senate.
,x ryeLASDs FINANCE POLICY.
..,bv for n Murderor.--The Chinese
and the Exclusion Act-Meihods
Of the Coal Combine.

.,o,v has bsen published to the
,dsct that President Cleveland has
.n,snled big fight against the
n.a,,s because Of his displcasurc on
sun, Of the manner In which the
e,nuIitees OF that body were organ
90 The story is incorrect. Mr..
CLEVELAND might have been better
leased II tho Senate committees had
beep organized differently, but he has
not and does not Intend to manifest any
dl,rleasure or disappointment no msy
feel.
c,ScERsISG MANTLE AND DEc1SwiTH.
The committee ON privileges and
elections held session this morning,
lasting about two hours and a hall.
Only two cases were discussed. Those
were Mantle and Beckwith, appointed
by the governors Oi Montana ana
wyoming respectively. The question
beioIe the committee was whether II
being the beginning Of n iull term anu
the legislatures having refused 10
elect, certificates from tho governors
were valid, md whether the gov
efnor was authorized TO appoint. The
conditions In tho case OF Allen OF
Washington IRE somewhat different,
but the result appears to be the same
Ia all three cases, and II proba bly, VIII
be considered from the sam basis.
The committee was divided ON the
question, aud the result Will probably
DO a majority and minority report, and
this II III thought will DO the cause for n
proiraoted debate, with the end In view
" finally establishing n precedent that
email be law.
ENGLAND AND SILVER.
Senator Teller, VINO has already
given notice OF his Intention to take
steps TO cause the International None.
tsry Conference to reconvene at Brus-
sells, was today asked for his opinion
respecting the declaration OF the chan
celior OF the exchequer yesterday that
the British delegates would DO INSTRUCT
cd 10 oppose every timetable scheme
presented at the conference. Tho
senator said tho declaration meant
that Great Britain would absolutely
oppose the free coinage Of sill
yer on terms Of equality with
gold. That Ia what she has
always done, and nobody expected
her 10 do any more at this time. There
IL evidence To show that Great Britain
really deslres To do something 20 ex-
tend In, use of silver as "a money
metal, Something must 10 done 10
prevent the further depreciation OF
silver, which, n continued, must result
ia the total destruction OF the present
monetary system. II that should oc.
cur the future OF silver would DO Ms.
suieu, ou' hoDouy Wishes 70 auop.
desired result. Ho had no doubt but
that England would bo willing to sup.
port a reasonable proposition that was
more practicable than the Rothschild
s0"'"ne'
THE QUARANTINE CONFERENCE.
rha ,,..a,,,,. o.,,,.o ,
r,.,aJ ~ n",n nn,or. 4, ,on,ob, 'o nr
adjourned ,iae die. The conference
has been n most satisfactory one 10 the
officers of the marine hospital service,
who believe the strict enforcement OF
the regulations agreed upon will keep
.nv u'sea 49, from eh,e, ,,,n luz o9uns,y
.,a aaso s 80 t''~ " Wv ''N ''~'''
NONN''
CABINET SESSION.
III. csht,., MN. II, s.s.,o, oho,, a..
hon. 80 hai, Nv ,a,.n '' s.na aJVus u"
Se,s s,.ysd nahinG ,ar 800, 'Jun.
$780, .,,saaSV,, .,a I'LL
Gnnss,,a',,. ,.,,,s ~. ps.a,i.n,
the members were reminded that today
was the 6Oth Anniversary OF tho birth
Of the secretary OF state anu did not iail
10 congratulate MIR. Gresham.
v,sc,,,.Nvora
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ID. NJ. Murchoy VI Carson City yes
terday filed an application for the
position OF superintendent OF the mint
At Carson.
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