The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-23
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tail dealers in dressed beef of cents 10
the consumers, when there is an al
vance of only 81 a 100 pounds To the
farmers and cattle feeders for animals
on the hoof. is not regarded as equitab-
ly proportioned.
MADE THEIR OWN TALK.
The statement which ]. Sterling Nor
ton gave TO the press last week of his
views upon the financial question has
been interpreted by the press very gen
orally as an utterance made on behalf
of the president and expressing the
presidents attitude. This inference was
based largely upon the circumstance
that Mr., Morton made public his state
ment so soon after his return from the
White House, where he had ben in con-
ference with the president and mem
hers of the cabinet, at the regular cabi-
net meeting. This surmise. however
was proven to be incorrect by denials
which were made by both President
Cleveland and Secretary Morton. The
presidents statement, which was given
To the Associated Press by Private Sec
rotary Thurber, follows:
The president when asked this even
ing whether Secretary Aorton's inter
view upon the money question might
be regarded as representing his views.
replied: II am in no way responsible
for Mr. Morton's interview and knew
nothing of it till 7 read it in the news
papers When / have sen fit to say
anything TO the people on the money
question or any sugject / have thus far
done 50 directly and on my own &c
count"
Earlier in the day, Secretary Morton.
having seen the same Interpretation
put on his interview as had come IN
der the presidents eye, made the follow
ing statement:
Il want it distinctly understood that
in anything I have said, whether upon
the subject OF beef or affairs in the de-
partment or upon the rooney question
OF any other public question, l repre-
sent no one but myself and have given
only my own views.
Both the president and the secretary
Of agriculture spoke today WITHOUT
consultation with the other
NICARAGUA CANAL COMMISSION
Mr. Noble. the civilian member Of the
Mica "a guam canal commission, has ar
rived in Washington from chicago ana
was in conference today with civil
Engineer Endicott. the naval mem Der
of the commission. Colonel LUDLOW.
representing the army. Is expected %
arrive in New York from London on
the Berlin TO-DAY He viii come direct
TO Washington and the commission viii
organize al once and proceed 10 busi-
ness.
The Monterey has arrived al AGA
pulco, enroute 70 Peru The Concord
has arrived at Nagasski- the Castine
at ZANZIBAR and the Olympia al san
Diego. II is said that Commando
Perry Of the Castine viii az once pro
coed 10 investigate the case Of United
States Consul Hollis At Mozambique.
who ~ technically under arrest on
charge Of shooting native and sp-
pears 70 be unable to secure acton on
the part OF the Portuguese appellate
court.
The United States supreme court To-
day delivered a rehearing IN the case
CT the Eaveneyer and Elder Sugar
Refining company against the coiiec-
tor Of the port OF New York. beng
claim for refund on customs duties.
Kate Fields Washington. weekly
paper established by Mss Field =
lSSo, VIII suspend publication Until
next winter owing 20 the III health o
its owner
The comptroller of the currency has
directed Inspector Dooiey 70 TAI x
charge az fke First National hank 2
WtiIisFnzntic- Conn. IL s. understood
that the hanks present er,bsrrss snseT-i
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