New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
WASHINGTON NEWS Norps
THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED M
THE RIVER AND HAR.oR mr.,
COMPROMISE ON THE FREE AICouor
oUEsrroN-TEN MONTHS INTERNAL mr.
ENuE RECEIPTS - NORTHERN D..
CIEIC REORGANIZArIox

! 'H"NAL REv.
ENuE RECEIPTS NORTHERN PA.
C1FIC REORGANIZATION
| Washington. May 2l.-It has been belisv..
| the Capitol, ever since the River and p,.s aeou
passed the House. that the President Womb w eu
No bill for this purpose has yet received NJ. $40
ture and the unusual aggregate Of the pre .s, sna.
ure has ed to the impression that Instead - ~eas
hitting the bill to become law without N, s YET
ture the President will attempt to frus,r,t. asas-
Of Congress For several days. IT is said ofc.,'
| the Treasury and War Departments have h,.Nsd
ering data which the President will USE !, gath
message. Should he send In his veto an 49," 'ee
| bill reaches him. the session of Cone,.. " The
| necessarily be prolonged, but should \. W" not
| turning the bin until the ten days have r.
iournment may be postpored for short rr'S4
bill WILL II Is thought. be passed over tina -. IN
| less the Santa Monica quarrel deve.ops int
scemly fight. The feeling this ques,,o, - ~
rather intense. and some of the Senator'S ."
| harsh language In their discussion OF thu s.s.%
| and are accusing the Senate conferrees ~ az.
| violation Of the agreement reached in the ss,.,'
| The opponents OF Santa Monica viii probable =
strong enough to insist on the Senate ar,.,A."
and send the whole matter back to eon,sr.,..
the Senate c0nferrecs yield Mr. Whit - ~ Z
| fornia Is prepared TO begin an attack vh,.,
| arouse a storm OF serious dimension ~
the senate conferrees deny IT, IT Is SAID thai I'VE
are seeking 70 s w@, oSt al me appropriately ~
inner harbor. for the purpose OF forcing M, M,ae
and Mr.. Perkins TO accept the proposition 10 n. ss
the commission In the ball. instead OF leay,n n.me
the President. II this should be done and the m.s
Endorses II. the opponents Of Santa Monica saw n =
doubtful II the bill could be passed over the ~, "
| the Senate Such action appears 10 depend eniir.n
! on a satisfactory solution Of the vexatious Say
Monica question; and no solution seems TO be sspa
| factory. except the compromise accepted Nv w.
| Frye when the bill Tas under Consideration ~ ~.
| Senate With this question disposed Of "a az. we
suit The California men, there IS no doubt hat ,Ss
counting on satisfactory outcome for they nrsdic,
that the motion 10 pass the bin the veto viii
| be promptly made and promptly pa ssed immsii,,sn
after the receipt OF the veto message in The Iosy
ard the reporting Of the bill 10 the Senate '''"
A compromise has been reached on the free slooho,
repeal question. and another obstacle to the on.
| gramme Of early adjournment removed M.
| House will pass the bal on SATURDAY and an sn.rh
ment providing for the appointment q ou, conn.
mittee to report to the next session " In 10, f,s
| alcohol for use in the arts and sciences together
| with the necessary law % carry Il INTO effect n
should be done. The repeal bill will be taken 10
| the Senate a once. and VIII probably be called 10
and passed on Monday Senator Plat and others
who have been antagoa.zing repsal are satisfied
| with the compromise.
| After hearing Representative Quigy this rcrnins
| IN support OF an amen inent appropriate ing an aa-
| ditionsl OF $1,000 to strengthen the floors u
the new appraisers stores building in Newborn
! City. the Sena,e Committee on Appropriations
agreed 10 emO)iy the amendment 10 the Genera.
! Deficiency BIZ. Mr. Qrigg says hat he building
now be got ready for occupation BY aext spring.
The Senate Committee on interstate Commerce
| to-day ordered favorable report on the hi IN
| dorscd by the National Board Of Trade providing
,ptf ola -io % f-ai.
qutres the interstate Commerce Commission 10 pre-
pare and publish on or before March l. 1891 CAS-
sacarton OF freight articles and rI,es. regulations
| and conditions freight transp0r;ltIoa. wLiel
shall be known as the National frsish, classification
| The ca ssfoatlons established by the C0mnissnn
obligatory upon roads engaged IN interstate
commerce. and failure 70 observe Them is rrcte pur
ishabie under the tenth section OF lie Interstate
Commerce act.
Internal revenue receipts for the .as. ten months
aggregated S21. $50. 80 increase the CORE
spending period of 1895 OF N,GSlsc. As compared
with the ten months OF 1888. receipts from spirits
show decrease OF ST. 59 302; tobacco Increase Of
81. oil. H6: fermented liquors an Increase OF nN2H;
oleomargarine. decrease OF NSsSi. riisce a1eouss
a decrease OF SlSJ,Sl9
The sub-comm ittee OF the House Judiciary Com
mittee. 70 which was referred the Hartman Joint
resolution to facilitate the reorganization OF ne
Northern Pacific Railway Company, will prooaov
complete consideration Of the measure at to-rnor'
rows meeting The sentiment developed al 10
days meeting was unfavorable 70 the provisloa
which cxempts from sale mineral and timber Anaa
The committee fees that the company may pVr
erly retain any Goa. mines now In operation oy y
where the output Is used by tho corporation ou' y
IS not disposed ID extend the exemption furtneI y
the debate to-day may be taken as an indieltoa :.
the committees temper. this change VIII De maas
IN the resolution when is reported 10 me iu com.
mittee will probably be the case WITHIN ,ae ~ =.
A.,,s fhar I
not be material
House Committee on Elections No. l this af'e''
noon began The recount Of the ballots IN t'
Pinaker- Downing contested election case n0m w
XNIth District OF Illinois.
The Regular Army and Navy Union nsta.es v
new officers this morning and adjourned 70 |'~
next year In Kansas City, No.
The Vice President this afternoon laid oei0r ~
Senate the resolutions OF the eighth annua' ~
t!onal Convention of Raj road Commissioners hea'u
this city May 10 and 90 The Commissioners pV"
against the change proposed 10 be mace III Wv
terstate Commerce Act By amending seet"H
as 10 eliminate imprisonment and prov!ae qua.
ment py fire oniy, as provided IN bill now peA.
in Congress This section has only oeeh pN'
force and effect within a recent period oy -.
preme Court decision. and the resolutions -
that II is better 10 give II fair triaI oeioe -.
Ing its provisions. Discrimination In ra'es - 80
memorial asserts. crime for which the 80 go,
official end the shipper should receive the 80,
punishment known 10 the law II Is 'ns n.
OF the memoria.ists that II experience sH
Jaw as now framed TO be Intellectual anu n 10
tive. greater and severer pena ties shoula say
It's violation. For this reason the memors. N me
that they opposed to any amendnen sssodti 10
Interstate Commerce Jaw until IL De 50 am decision
a whole that under the light of the rece n,ers are
the rights and interests OF the peope IN resn.rs.
properly guarded under H. the duties anu dssAned
bites OF the carriers carefully nxed AM ,ssats
and the power and the authority OF tns a hr H.
Commerce Commission properly estaonsH'
The Treasury gold reserve at the close " i,.rsa
to-day stood at Nll.s73,5Oi The dly's "i'n''"
were 200
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