Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-01
WASHINGTON LETTER.

wAsIirHgroH, April 2s.-Will bands
be issued to secure gold to meet the
continued demand on the troaslry iof
gol4? Tha, question continues to be
asked just as frequently as during the
last two weeks Of the Harrison ad'
ministration, and an authoritative
answcr IL still lacking. without en-
torfng into the question OF individUa'
opinion as TO whether bonds ought OF
ought not to be Issued the impression
Is general here that bonds wiH he
Issued; but impressions, whether gen
eral or individual, are not always cor
oborated by official acts. About
the only thing that can be
positively stated on the sub
ject IL, that no bonds will be Ia
sued for a week to come, simply btcluse
President Cleveland ami Secretary
Carlisle are on their way TO Chicago 10
open the WORLDS Falr, and VIII not
return until next week. Public Opiu-
ton sustains the administration In Its
refusal TO accept gOlI from Wall street
upon conditions not exaclod ny
bankers In any other section OF the
country.
A senator, who although opposed
politically 10 President Cleveland IL
his personal friend, and who has dis-
cussci the financial situation with
him, said la "a private conversation:
"My impression IL that the adminisira-
tion viii endeavor 10 persuade ihc
bankers Of tns country TO put their
gold ut tho dlsposal " the treasury
and that It will continue to ply out
gold for all glasses OF U. 4. notes pre-
sented, silver certificates except
oil, OF course, Just as ut present,
with the hops that the tide
will soon turn and the treasury begiu
TO accumulate gold ngain. II that
pollcy fails, and 1t becomes apparent
that tho entire gold reserve fund of the
treasury will be exhausted, | believe
that Mr.. Cleveland viii, insttad Of
Issuing bonds, cali hn immediate cs-
ira We, sion OF Congress and throw upon
II the responsibility Of devising Imam.
cial relief. know that he now even
thinks OF doing 20, and would have
issued "a proclamation last week calling
an extra session 10 meet In May, haJ
IL not been for his belief that n major
lily Of both House and Senate would
pass blu Tor the Tree colnhsc oishV.r,
rs it, Idea OF what the country needs
Mr.. Cleveland 10 more strongly o.
posed TO FREQ coinage than ever"
Council for the Brotherhood Of Lo.
comotive engineers conhdonly eA'
pecled TO have made their arguments
In the appeal case involving tne lnl-
prisonmont OF James Lonhoh, an
engineer ior contempt IN refusing 10
obey the orders OF the court, under
the widely discussed Toledo decision
OF Judge Kicks, before the u. D. 5u.
preme court this week, but Tue court
had ARRANGED its program, which maue
today the last upon which Argument
could be made at this session, before
the arrival OF the lawyers In charge OF
the appeal. Consequently tue appeal
will have to 10 over TO the october
term.
The court OF claims has decided That
the Delaware Indians arc entitled 10
one.thiftecnth ofthe money TO be- paid
by tho government Tor the Cherokee
"trip. Two delegations on Cherokees
have been mere this week, one 70 thik
with the secretary oithc interior ABOUT
tue recent uletufnhnces IN inuihh toI'
rltory, auu tue Olher 70 thlR money
with Uncle SANS representative
Nobody seems TO know lust how ms
money business u To bo arranged Out
rs Congress mas VoIeu tue money u
VIII be nxei up IN some shttI.ctory
shape nfser PRESIDENT CIevelanu anu
his cabinet returns from the Worlu's
Fair. A special agent has been sent 10
the territory armed WIN luli authority
TO settle the DISTURBANCES thefe.
Among inc snall oateh OF appoint.
ments made by PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
before no Ielt washington 70 attehu
the naval review anu inc opening o.
tho W0id's Falr, were the names OF
three cxscOngresamen-b. II. McNin-