Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Carlisle Wants 10 Issue Bonds 10
SlYs The Treasury.
THE HAWAIIAN INVESTIGATION
Meeting Of tho National Republican
Executive Commiltee.-1he Revenue
and Free Coinage Bills.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. 10
Secretary Carlisle proposed an Issue Of
bopd, 10 the senate committee on
finance this afternoon. voorhees,,
Harris, Jones, Of ArkAusas; Vctbsher.
man, Aiiison and Jones Of Nevada
were present. Secretary Carlisle said
he wanted authority to issue bonds.
lie thinks the issue OF bonds Ia the
best way to meet the apparently rapid
Iy approaching crisis 10 this treasury.
The secretary stated that, Instead OF
increasing, tho government receipts
had continued 10 diminish, until there
was coming TO be a monthly gap Of
about ten millions between the feceipte
and expenditures. Therefore he favor
81 an Issue OF per cent bonds, run
ming three, four or i've years.
Tue committee dispersed without
action, hut enough was developed to
sGow that Il will be very difficult to
agree upon bill.
LAIRD rRsriFEs BEFORE the IrA-
wAlIAN Committee.
The Senate foreign trelations sub
committee on Hawaii met as usual
this morning, with Lieutenant Laird
as the only witness. Lieut.. Laird Occu.
MED the entire hour tho committee
was In session, and proved 10 be one
more witness to cOfrOrorate tho story
uf Captain willie concerning tile
landing OF troops from the Boston at
honolulu.i
The Senate committee on foreign
relations had a meeting today, after
the Hawaiian subcommittee adjourn.
cd. The committee had the Hawaiian
question under consideration. but II IN
undefstooJ II was confined 10 hearing
tho verbal report from the sub.commit.
tee aui 10 an informal discussion OF
recent phases OF this matter.
REPUBLICANS GATHER.
The national Republican executive
committee will convene In tine city
tomorrow morning. Nearly all the
manners arc now In the city, and
there promises TO be- n large attend
ance. Chairman Carter said tonight
that the committee would take up
several matters which were left
unfinished last year. Tho COM
mittes will also consider PROPOSE
ton for establishing permanent head
quarters anu the character OF perma'
nunt work 10 be carried on. IL n
believed u the national committee do.
ciIes 10 establish permanent office II
VIII be opened ia New York. The
COMMITTEES will also consult with mem.
Jrrs u the Congressional committee az
~ the extent 10 which the committees
eau work together In the Congressional
campaign next year
TIM INTERNAL HEvEsUE BILL.
The Democratic members OF ethe
ways and means COMMITTEES today re-
ceiyed FROM tho subcommittee the
complete interlal revenue uill, includ-
ing tho income tax provisions. Thc
advocates Of the tax had = IN Majority ol
one on the committee. McMililn sub
mitted dram OF the bill, which IL a.iil
ia the hands Of tue committee, further
action having been postponed until 10.
morrow IN order that II might be con.
tideTed by the fall representation oi
the Democratic members. 10 Is be-
lieyed tue Internal revenue measures
viii DO sent 10 the House ~ an indie.
pendent bill.
nLASD's COINAGE hill.
WAsniSOToN, ID. g., Jan. lO.-At q
meeting VI the committee on coinage,
weights and measures today, IL was
decided 10 temporarily shelvs BANDS
ftue coinage bill anu TO take up for con.
alteration the bill for the cOinHge OF
Ihs et,iu ninTaua M Anal a,tlnn a.. q.