Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
HE DENIES The BOND STORY.
4 Plan 10 Got a Vote on tho SuSpen-
sion Of Silver Purchases.
FIRMS 10 lie Prosecuted tor Refusing
10 Give Information TO the
Census nurcau.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. lG.-A
parting dinner was given Carlisle to-
night by his late associates In the
senate, nearly nil the senators being
present. President Pro Tenn Mander-
son presided in the absence OF Vice
President Morton, who later appeared
and made happy speech. Mr.
Voorhees, Of Indiana responding to tie
toast, "The Presidcn,,n passed warm
culogy upon President Harrison, tny.
ing he believed Harrison's foreign
policy would pass into history and
challenge the admiration Of the world.
Mr.. MandeTson In proposing the
health OF Carlisle, referred to the fnc,
that Jefferson, Madison, Monroe nnd
John Quincy Adams all stepped from
the treasury to the White HOUSE. MI.
Sherman Ia supplenienting the toas.
culogizcd Carllsle's fairness and I'M
Partially.
Cnrllaie was manifeslly affected by
the warmth OF hiB greeting. In bio
reply he carefully avoided touching Oh
any question affecting tho financial
policy OF the next administration.
In the course Of the subsequent
matchmaking Senator Vest said when
Cleveland called upon Carlisle to
accept the position, he (VosD went 10
Carlisle aud urged him TO accept
stating that the exigencies NJ the pub-
lie service demanded 70. Carlisle re-
Piled that every desire, every hops
he cherished would be- dashed 10 pieces
by going into the cabinet; II would
virtually end his public career. Vest
responded that he had been called 10y
The general In command TO take
dangerous post in the fight which was
partly won, with the full knowledge 0i
what he lett behind and the dangers
before him. Csrlisie ross 10 thu coca.
sion and deserves the thanks OF every
honest man.
THE BOND STORY.
Ex-senator Carlisle was asked today
what authority there was for the state
ment credited to MIN that one Of his
first Official steps would be to issue
bonds, and this would bc followed by a
epcCial session Of C0Dgrsss, Mt which
the sherman act would he repealed.
He said he made no such statements
to any one.
ANOTHER REPEAL SCHEME.
There In new plan ON foot 10 get o
vote on the suspension OF silver puT.
chase. IL consists OF obtaining n
special order from the committee on
rules for the consideration OF the
Stewart free coinsge bill which passed
tho Senate last summer, and ths
moving OF u substitute suBpending fur
ther purchnsea OF bullion under the
sherman law until the bullion now IN
the treasury can be coined.
lIIsCELLASEous.
BY direction OF the President, Cen
eral Carr will be- placed on the retired
list.
President Harrison Ia enjoying u
quiet rect ut BeDjies, u ducking shore
near Baltimore.
Lieutenant Reynolds OF the navy,
who was run over by a cable car on
"Wednesday last, died last night.
The attorney.general will prosecute
firms for refusing TO supply Information
10 the Census Bureau.
President Harrison issued n proclaim
alton yesterday creating the Sierra
Forest Reserve In the state Of Califor.
MIA. Tho reservation comprises ap.
proxlmately 5000 square miles Ia the
Counties Of Meyer, Fresno, Tulare and
Kern.