Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-16
And Quiet Will Be Restored in
 Colombia.
ORDERS FOR PRINTING BONDS
Given by Secretary Carlisle. No Financial Legislation
 Possible.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15 Secretary Gres- ham received the following caSlegram from Minister McKinne dated at o;ota, Colombia, today: tThe minister of for eign affairs requests us to say the revoiu- ton is practically ended. No fears of any further trouble. Have this published in the in terest of comm arcs.'
 The commanding officer of the United States steamship Atlanta reports to ihe navy department from Colon. under date Of February IA, that the rebellion in Co., lom bia is considered at an end.
 INJUNCTION DENIED.
 The district court of appeals today de- clned to grant an appeal from the decision of the lower court, refusing an injunction to prevent the collection ot the income tax.
 BOND VOTE ANALYzdD.
 An analysis of the vote upon the gold bond bill in the house yesterday shove that the several parties were divided as follows:
 Democrats for the e-bill, S9; against, 94; majority against, D.
 Republicans for the bill, 3l; against, 63; majority against, 32.
 PopulisLs against the bill, 10; for the bill, 0.
 INDIAN CoMMIs sIoNER.
 The president has appointed the Rt. Rev. Henry B. Whippie, D. b. bishop of Min nesota, 10 be member of the board Of Indian commissioners, vice Charles C. Painter, deceased.
 ORDERS FOR PRINTING BONDS. Secretary Carlisle has given orders to the chief of the bureau of engraving and print ing to proceed at once to brush up the old plates and prepare new ones for the print ing of the per cent bonds sold under the contingent agreement with the Morgan patr nnf Ina al fato tai, n the text of the law under which the 4 per cent bonds are issued. The new plate will contain the terms under which the bonds under 3% per cent are issued, and the sur face printing will be put on the face of the per cent bonds aud run off from the old plates, requiring each bond 10 be run through the press twice or moro.
 FINANCIAL LEGISLATION HOPELESS.
 There will be no further financial legis- lation attempted by the house at this ses- sion. The defeat of two banking bills and one bond bill in quick succession satisfies the democratic leaders that majority of the house cannot be brought to the support of any measure. There was some talk in the house today that some measure of financial relief might be engrafted upon the general deficiency appropriation bill when 1t is taken up in the senate, but It is not definitely known if this attempt will be seriously made.
 The members of the house are now look- ing forward with 1mpatiepce to- adjourn- ment, and the committee on rules IS con stantly importuned to make special or ders for certain important bills that have not yet received consideration by the house, but which it is believed can be rushed through the senate if they can reach that body during the last week of the session. One of these is the naval reor- ganization bill, and another is the Nicara- qua canal bill. All talk of an extra session has ended, and it is believed that when congress adjourns on the 4th of March next it will not be asked to convene again until the regular meeting day in December