Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

-val speeches before it shall be
s-.s.y snd finally disposed Of. The
..,, Of the Vest amendments
,rs Allen resolution, Instead
r,,1grsginE the antagOn-
o., the administration, has
.,.ary had the effect Of spurriDg
...-. 20 even more strenuous and pro-
opposition. They express
base v.s as hopeful Of reversing the
.,...,5. Saturday when the next vote
be- reached, which will be on the
4 ij1ytiJn Of the substitute. Sen
.. Taller will iuaugurste the discus
s5- the week with a continuance OF
4 ,ssse1. begun yesterday.
-,s Hawaiian question will be con-
.-s+, ,o..s two FIRST hours Of the daily
,a.s1-s. aud will, AZ the expiration OF
.. .rs. give way 10 other subjects.
raE BANRRUPTCY BILL
has bee. given the position Of unfnish-
business, aud will occupy a portion
. the greater part OF the week. Sens
r r-1-ge viii inauguraJe the DEBATE
r..s speech on Monday. He expects
-. measure 20 encounter very pro-
15.rcs1 1gtos,tiou, aud 10 this will not
1ssJg a,eJ, as a majority OF tne
Eastern aud Northern Senator's will
expected to be against the bill.
Size. me 0tli Is disposed Of, 10 what
s.srwa7. the Senate viii PROBABLY pro-
.-.i 90 consider t1s pooling 0ilL IL the
.-ss,-usd conflict between this aud
Oh territorial admission bills should oc-
cauaj0rity Of the Republican Sena-
,-, scr d support the faction favora-
ss, taking 10 tns pooling bill, and
v,si probably
TURN THE TABLES II ITS FAVOR.
Tlsrs are no appropriation bills now
i tsl.e the Senate, but three Of those
j val1iug unacted upon, viz; The Dis
E-f % Columbia, the dipi i)ndtic and
rs cost t6c bills, will be reported dur
ne }be week. and is Is Senator Cock
-lS purpose 90 cali them up immedi-
.rlv, with a view of getting them out
she way as 5000 as yoSsio.e, This will
.sgsnd on the displacement of either the
l4wslian resolution or the bankruptcy
TIE prOCramms in the House for the
coming week will be subject 70
evs.0n ia case President Clevs-
-cd sends special message tc
-llgr IS calling for egislati0n TO
PROTECT THE GOLD RESERVE.
Speaker Crisp, who has been at Ashs
e, n O., for the benefit of his health,
expected Tomorrow or Tuesday, aud
special legislation Is demanded by Mr..
.sye.ald TO meet the crisis, aa effort
-1cu5,edly will os made TO comply
E,l his wishes.
G5-m0rrOw, under the rule. is District
s O. Columbia day, out 4 vote will pyoOa-
'7 be- taken on the bii tU repeal the
-sreuuai imposed by the tariff act on
4 l,--s .rom bouRty paying countries
-s District matters get the right Of
WI
ts the present intention 10 give
..siay aud Wednesday 10 the bill re-
l-s- from the Pacific Railroad Com
Tee 20 fund the debt Of The Union
a.'- railroad, but, as previously
,a.'i tbs oil depends on the Presi-
'''t' wishes.
l1eremainder Of the week will be de-
''.si 90 -1e consideration OF the navy
-l agricultural appropriation bills.
'-' appropriation bills have already
'-l siIsed OF, aud besides the TWO
,''.o'-d there are yet unacted on only
eSsaton aud general deficiency
o.GavkEE'S SUCCESSOR.
,''-su-y Carlisle has about com
-l '.e organization Of the Office
'-s SUI -ary'slug architect Of the treas
;. a-- .- is understood will very soon
successor 10 Mr.. O'R0urke.
Il ~' 'l-.carCus are that none OF the
,.t-lts Tor the pace will receive the
.lant, aud that Mr. Carlisle will
tender the position TO Mr..
A Carrere, of the firm Of Carrsre
'i'.rgs, No. - Broadway, New
A DO Is not known whether Mr..
-'''s would accept the appointment,
"'s thought Ae can havs il IL he so
"11'rs Of Congress who
@UEvE ~ THE INCOME TAX
@ equitable method Of raising
-.s ars gratided at the un-
@ly good showing Of the
--.rY canvass made by the
-s 0f the internal revenue at
.c,Ju OF Secretary Carlisle.
eve that the greater the
.-' realized from this tax, the
..4r it will become, and the
-.u.y rooted as part OF
t7 OF the government. Rep
-.a.Fs Mcmillan, of Tennessee,
~ .-A, D.. large per cent Of the reVe-
,-e tuvero msnt Is derived from
il any attempts 10 repeal II be-
-a expiration Of the five year
Il .4'l in the Wilson bill, will be
'-1s.y unpopular, aud that the
si revenue derived from II, the
'sr vii. oe
Probability OF ITS RE-ENAcr-
MENT
~'e-i OF is term. When the prop
'- 90 TAX incomes was before Con-
'as profit FROM the scheme was at
II s>,nated az from $4,000 600 10
Later the estimates OF
N-n'ttse wers raised 'tO the
F oi $4,000. 600 Mr.. Hall, Of
-', Who has given more study,
.'' ,1 theory aud history Of ipcOms
-- any other man in the House,
n Place the total below $50, 0OO,-
''oia the results Of the canvass Of