The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20
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WAamsotos, July -, 1894
Three mcmbsiso Of the Executive Com.
mitlee u The kuisht. VI Labor. ".
HAYES, T. -. Mcclure and e. 4. fenth
-hayo lren here ior several day. tr,ing
~ get the hill introduced hy senator
Georgc pa-s'd. aud looking into the b..
gnning Of impeachment proceedings
Hgainst Attorney .irnrral ulncy, which
lsior leaders hayr been discussing iui
some time. The hill Ex-senator 0sorsc's
10 an amendment 10 the ARBITRATION act
Of 1854. uulrr which vi McBuire elaine
that Pf.sli 'ut Cleveland hoe ample
authority 10 compel the Pullman rum.
pau, H. submit the questions which
caused NE s,s,se 70 Arbitration. pfo,id.
ing that railrofh souofations Wh,rh a..
iusc 10 mbiimt-, When requested Ny
ihrir smplo,es To do -, shall Wth'
granted iuiuuciiNns against iis sIriknI
spployc o. b. gilen anv Other .'foi"r'
tieo ~ unii'yi s4ais- confis The tact
/ llat The senatr refused by vote II 20
n ~ 30 add an amcudmcui declaring in
favor 81 arbitration To- the resolution
which IL adopted without division en-.
iorsing the policy VI the Administration
Ia using troops 10 put down disorder and
10 lorur the moving III tho mails tloos NOT
make the outlook Tor the passage Of the
ucorgc hill very promising
out Ut al the numerous bills, rus1lu.
tionr, etc, introduced In Congress on
account Of the strike, thc Only one that
looks like ID 10 going through Ia the res
olution reported lrom the llou-u rom.
nliter on Interstate Commerce proyid.
Ing for = Thorough Investigation hy that
committee, not only Of the pullmaa
strike but VI all NJ those which have FOL. .
lowed II that affect Ia any way inter.
-ttatc commerce. The idea seems to H.
10 lot the other bills aud resolutions res,
until the Investigation Ia made and a 70.
port submitted To Congress,
Senator Morgan, chairman oi the Com. I.
miticc ON Foreign Relations, aud A.
such IN charge oi the Chinese TREATY, /
obtained an indefinite leave VI absence
this week and 10 not eXpcc,edto resume
his duties during the present session.
This indicates that me- action d. to Ia.
takcn on the treaty at this sv.sion and
tends To confirm current rumor, tina,
the Administration had asked that the
treaty Ia not valled Ny again At this
session, bsyausc being opposed by the
labor organizations lie ratification Al
thi. tune would add to the p,sva,l,ns
discomfort,
Tho report prepared by Representa-
7 tive Powers Of Vermont la favor Of biz
bill to repeal the law docking salaries o
p Congressman Tor absence without leave,
e except ON account OF sickness, IL inclined
u be- humorous In PARTS, hut II contains
b nv compliments for members OF III,
( House, Who. II says, eyade tho Law by
4 every subleriuvs, but principally by
= falsely reporting sickness Of themsclyc
j. Or thsif families. The House may "a
. peal this law TO save Congressman IN
ANNNAAaAAhN W tNAAh y" A''i NN'N 7"'
aries from being locked, but It Noul,
,. be more In keeping with commuu sens
3. Tor the people To elect men To the llou-
" ho would atieud the sessions NJ th
y House and have uo occasion 10 lie d
d order 10 save their pay.
4 Notwithstanding the exciiemen
y which has a, timss been intense, ove
!, she strike news, there has been thI
greatest interest displayed iu the dali
. meetings oi the conference commilie
j. charged with the important duty {
smoothing out the radical DIFFERENCES o
(. the tariff bill between the Senate an
the llouss While | 40 not state II a
AN assured fact. there arr numerous IN
9 dications that the Senators headed b.
e German aud Bree, who compelled N
{ Democrats Of the Senate 10 accept ID