New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
IN AND OUT or CONGRESS-.
CHAIRMAN BABCOCK EXPLAINS HIS
TARIFF INTERVIEW.

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OF GOLD HOUSE ELECTION CONTESTS
SENATOR HILL BACK IN WASHINGTON
! Washington. Dec mir. Babcock OF WISCONSIN,
| the chairman Of the Republican Congressio"a o""
psign Committee. wishes to explain MS recent "'e'
view on the Mckinley bill. MIR. baocoeh sas s..n,
What said that at the time OF tne p 1S,Sse
OF the Mckinley bill there was no. one rohbitorv
e who approved Of the s eme Of these the
duty on calico. which was more than the m %y
ardent eS1d ask sShe eSr s Of the bill
believe to be Just but did not nena he TO sun
port and have always been an earnest advoca,e Ji
Protection said further that believed tne e,
~ our strength as a Nation that the people We're
ever ready to condemn what IN tne,r ced nv the
peared to he unwisc legislation, as eNuehceu ny ''e
Mr. Babcock qualified his explanation by adding
the words, "or what l meant to have said
in regard to the producton of gold in the United
States during the calendar year iNt Wa, Sas
oeo 600 The states OF Colorado Montana. Idaho and
California viii show an increase prodc,on of
the year it is estimated that California viii contrib
ute slS750oOo Colorado sl,275coo; Montana s'''''-
900. and Idaho s2,22o.N
Mr. Mccall ep Mass ntroduced in the ef n msm
bers of that body Mr. Mccall proposes to allow allow
limited snS to ecde 10
titled. prlma face to the seats The men IN whose
favor the court decides are to be seated ans are The
House however Is to be the maj Judge OF an w
court The courts are to advance all such cases on
their calendars. and II necessary hoiu spe'''' ''
sions to decide them.
Secretary Carlisle sent to the House TO-DAY i Te
quest for an Appropriation OF ~" co no con-
Guided quito in 1893 between the United SJass
4 ct clain Of r.
| dor.
| from the list Of places exempted from exsmnauon
10 the list covered by examination in me en
ss epSxs as. Assistant as
sistant paleontoogist chief pnoosraphsh chief
enSraver engraver. assistant engraver ithograp,c
map printer snd sssca
perts temporarily employed rms orusr vo 1sces
nearly $50 officers in scientific ana ieennca appont
mens them will have 10 be maze py ,nn
| Mr. Holman. Of Indiana chairman of the House
said oda y hi that ssd ne until an after ter
tbn hoi,davs The caucus II one is held VIII PROB
ably be devoted to financial questions, b S, On hs
smhiect and until this Is accomplished there Won
be little Of calling caucus a ,ss pacae
railroad and Nicaragua Canal dis WIZ orcuIS '"e
| time OF the House until the hrst OF next "o"'"
| Senator Hin returned from Florida THIS mor NM
| and has taken his old quarters Al inc "o''' '
mandle.
Civil Service Commissioner Proctor had eon,@s
| 80 nitS Assistant Secretary Curtis ana .oihHs-
soner Of Internal Revenue Miller at inc lrcM rcny
Denartment this afternoon in regard 20 uie ,rs
- gauaers storekeepers. clerks In Internal IsEe'
Collectors Offices below deputy , ser
| corns-,ax INSPECTORS within the classihed .Nn eno
| ,Ice These amount altogether 70 more man 80
| ofices IL has already been decided 10 pu. Nv.
! places within the tivil seFN'ce' D"' '
| not all been arranged
| Ambassador Runyon informs the Department o'
| State that all persons sojourning ID German,
not staying at hotel-are required ~ o
American a passporp as con1l'ion o. ,oan, "a
their stay Ii IL explained at me nepa' ite,ion
| III 40 not new form OF German te'hih ,.on
but has long been the rule In GehmahE ,'mar,cnns
&c In France and other countries some tHl'ii
! go sbown a disposition TO resent TINS telu'I.
| Oh Ambassador