Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-14
FORK Of CONGRESS.
|.,lu,Iop PaYOrins Investigation OF
| The Monetary System.
|, KILLING OF ANTONIO nAcEo.
,prklsh.ArmcnIan Qnrsiion-sen'
s,or Allen Replies to
senator HOar.

q, ou,yoToy, ID. c., DEG. a.
NJ, Colo, wss on the floor OF the
.,s ,oday for the first time since
....,op opened. On his desk was
~, basket of flowers tied with red
sl,s and blue ribbons.
The Vice President announced sher.
Elbins and Mitchell. Wis.,, ~
.m,,tee to arrange for the coming
..,,prstjor Of President.elect In &C.
,a.nes with a resolution introduced
sherman. Blanchard, La, pre-
-, the credentials OF his successor,
amnJ Douglas McEnery, Tor tue
Nv, beginning on March An next.
IN n,esepting the Turkish. Armenian
,mpri,l. GaIlipger IN. IL. said he
liz anproved of the terms OF the
wor,.I including the statement thst
~ rrest powers OF Christend dom
,suId intervene, even II 1t resulted IN
:. di,memberment OF the Turkish
,npife. ~
.,.iye resolution for the appointment
n, commission to investigate and re.
MI on the establishment OF per.
T,nen, monetary system. The reso.
aliou recites that the recent election
Al not show definitely that the people
nvOred any one OF the four monetary
rlciss OF which the campaign
r,,cseded, viz. gold monomeial.
IN, International bimetallism, silver
,pd gold at 10 to /, or 16 to l ratio
|,vppemente by legal tender notes.
NE commission proposed 10 to consist
ii one uaiional Dun 1crat, enc Repub.
lcau, one Democrat, one Populist,
|hae to select filth person OF recog-
Ipz,d learning in finance. They are
10 be appointed by the President to sit
n New York, Chicago, San Francisco,
Denver ami New Orleans, to receive
$40 month each; TO conciude inves.
llgstIon within twelve months. The
RESOLUTION proposes an appropriation OF
. $50 900 for the CON mission.
Hale Maiut) offered q concurrent
nsoluuon for holiday recess on Dec.
| 2 to January 5; referred to the appr0.
,fsliOns committee.
Call (Fioridsl presented the follow
na:
"Rssoivec, that the killing of Gen.
pal Antonio Maoeo, the renowned
General In the service Of the republic
CasA, II true. while under o flag OF
euce and With the assurance OF safety
nm the Spsnish captain general, was
i violation OF the rules Of civiiized
war, an outrage Of base treachery, a
murder c0wardly and disgraceiul,
which demands the exeoration OF
very government anu ali the world,
whether civilized ur savage; that gov.
siument which authorizes, permits or
falls to punish the assassius connected
ID any way with the guilt OF this
crime, with the extreme penalty OF
law, Ia an outcast from the family OF
rilions and from the pale OF civilian
ton and public law;
"Tnat the committee on foreign re-.
liliors be directed to make an inquiry
n 10 lacis and report 10 The Senate al
40 early day."
AuoIner resolution by Call requests
lhe President to demand the release OF
81! United States citizens Imprisoned In
lhe Spanish penal colony on the
iland OF Centa oil the coast OF Africa.
A third resolution from Call askeu
zoe secretary OF state for list Of all
uplled States citizens imprisoned in
spanish settlements, ETC., with the cir.
enhances Of their arrest, charges,
uLviction, etc.
The three resolutions were referred
lhe committee on foreign relations.
Allen (Neb. was then recognized.
he addressed tue Senate today on the
i''lulioE introduced ty himself last
Nek declaring the inviolability oil
Sn'Iacls. The speech was largely @
Ma'alion OF the charges made by
snAtor Hoar In his recent al.
Gsss before the Home Market
uao OF Boston. Allen said
lsllhet Nebraska or any othei
Ms which returned Populist elector,
Mon that account to be cIassed al
evolutionary, anu regardless of the
uefed nature of legal contracts d
.Ohgations. He assured eastern STOCK,
aOiueis In Western railroads they hao
su'nibg to lear, ana said Western
49, "eie tquaI III justice ana lD'
sneepce to those OF the East anu
sun mold the balance fairly between
"hyehls anu non.rs sidents. They
.uiu prevent over-capitalizstion anO
~. WIN anu reckless management o.
aspirations, but would be impartial In
,a as enioIcement OF both the letter aud
"tsspirit OF the law.
~ COnClnaion IA. aha raa,a,I,.d
nosFa remarks as a "rtfl.ction on Q
c cyul and struggling, but honest
'Isnnsn community"
ae Senate fixed Thursday next at
r ~, IT, Tor the tinal vote on the immi.
E'itlon bill.
ma a'u1 collouquy between Allen
lls hoar the formers resolo
mI min was referred to the Judicial com