Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22

policy Of the incoming administration had
something - DO with this JiNpuiiy but
the dcleguiion was not even able % rrc.
sent program ON behalf oi the OH ads
minisiraiiuu ~ President Cleveland
fceis bound 90 observe The wish az the
senate that ihe Cuucrcucc shall rcasscm.
he Ia May De VIII probably give ihe dc.
cmtcs program and direct thcm g.
mako n contest for &C.. oven if hp has
little expedition that L viii prevail
Senator Teller WAS asked for lis opin.
lon rvspectiag tlie declaration 0f the
chancellor Of The eXcheQncr y the house
Qt commons yesterday that the British
Delegates would be- Instructed 10 oppose
every hi-mctnllist scheme presented at
she conference lhp senator snid That
the declaration meant that Great Bniain
wpnld absolutely oppose trcc coinage Of
silver on terms ui equality with rold
That was whAt she bad always done
and no holy expected her To DO aux
more at This time But There was moth.
inE M chs position irrccrncllhlc with
tie attainment of the object Of che con.
hronro namely, the eNtC lied nsp III
silver as q MONEY metal I'm inct, there
was evidence % show that Great Rri.
that direction Her Nuautcrs realncd
Ule Necessity for Some palliative meas.
urc eomefhing o. prevent the further
depreciation uf silver, which, ~ cnn-
tlnucd, must rcsul; u tho to,nl dcstrtt,.
ton OF The present monetary sNstrm 10
that occurred the future AZ silver would
b. assured. but nobody wished tn adopt
desired result lie had NO doubt that
England would be- willing to support ID
reasonable proposition that was more
practicable than the Rothgchild schcmc.
No confirmation has been received 40
Tie state department of thc rpou frou
e.
h"d informed Minister Snnwlcu Tint
indemnity would b made 90 The American
missionaries expelled from louapc. n
the Caroline Islands
A dispatch Us not unexpected le ever
since his appointment 20 Madrid Mr.
Snuwdcn has been acting midcr urgcnt
instructions from the state department
60 secure q settlement
Several years ago Spuin sent q cover
nor to the islands. who, q Is usscriod.
pursued n policy OF hostility toward the
American missionaries, who had hppu
established there s,ucc lNki. aud sought
TO overcome thcir influence with the
natives Ono of the missionaries. a Mr.
Dcnn, was arrested aud imprisoned.
Tho natives resisted the officials mud.
despite the efforts Ot the missionaries tO
restrain tlpn, they killed n number Of
the soldiers Mr. Dean Is dead. and a
claim for damages ON account of his mr.
rest and detention has boon made hy
his Representatives and n one Ot those
under consideration Altogcthcr the
cllims amount 60 about S2OOpO.
For several years congress npnrOpri-
0tcd $500 annually in the diplomatic
aud consular hill for the maintenance OF
q consul 900 ponnno, but Spain objected
90 the location OF representative nf
The United Stutps nt that point aud the
Office was abolished
Although Colonel Wchor's resignation as
commissioner of immigration wa. 90 tako
immediate V1pCt SptreMv Carlisle las
requested him to hold ou for nt least ten
days longer. The secretary has been 80
rushed with office seekers aud visitors
that Doe has mot had tho ump to choose
a successor Co Colonel Weber
Today q r1IsV WINS received from
Patrick nDny Of Buffalo. Who snys Doe
wants 10 hr commissioner of immigration.
and, ~ De- fails to gee this place he VIII
bc conttni with inspector of uoul Tho
other candidates for WchVr's place are
John j. OuInlnn and George j SWayuc,
both of New York city.
ed keurncy. the wen known Tam.
many man, who d nt Tho Arlington. SAYS
Tammany Is pleased with thp uppuni-
moui of McAdo0.
"llia appointment nul that of Pat
Collins says Mr. kpAruVy shows thc
lrishmcn that Clevcllnd recognizes their
services during the last campaign llc
hnG made ihpsp appointments early tu
emphasize his gratitude"
n ana delighted nt the way ms old
friend Senator Murphy has Been received
hcrr Eyoy one I meet speaks in the
highest terms of the new senator. and
personally he has become most popular