New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
IN AND OUT or CONGRESS-.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL COM
PLETED.
tom" wATsoN's ELECTION CoNTEsT-MR- JOHN
sox.s REMARKABLE SPEECH WITHHELD
FOR REVIsION--A PERMANENT CEN
srs BUREAU PRoPosED-soME
INTERESTING CoNsU-
LAR REPORTS.


INTERESTING coNsU-
LAR REPORTS.
WASHINGTON Jan o-The House Committee on
Indian Affairs has completed tho indian Approp''''
ton hill for the coming fiscal ."ar The measure
as agreed to carries an appropriation OF f''f"'""'
An increase OF 5000 900 IL made IN the appropria
ton for Indian schools. and two new Schools o.'
at Rapid city and one at Char1'eraih' .. w. arc
established. Provi iion Is made for rntiyns ,tea-
ties with the Shoshone ard Turtle BANDS Oh i"ui'"'
and with the omanches and Apaches oil ohia-
| homo The Dawes Commission continued. with
the same powers and the same appropriation d"
heretofore Provision is made for paving direct ~,
.old =" settlers :; claims amounting to about S'oW~
No change is made in the Ia" reSafu''s i"''''
schools. +, a., ,yo.son pl,ct
contested election case from Georgia clos' az %,
terdav Another meeting of the committee WI, w
held on FRIDAY next. when tn" arguments VIII p'
considered and attempt ma,c 10 rea',, ~ w.
HsDn Tcs aay th ine M T'
at Yesterdays hearing was a.. to me h;. 'o cn ne
up in the House. This privilege IL ircanen,i!
accorded TO contestants and IL Is NV 70 ssV
Mr. Watson will reserve what nc may "''N ~ "'
until that time
The remarkable personal speech delivered III
the uouse Yesterday by Mr.. Johnson. Of Califor'
mia does no; appear in the official "Recoid 'his
morning 1t is withheld for revision. ana the
statement is made that 1T Will appear hereafter
The Speaker exercises general con'roi oNe' ''''
for which appears in THE Record Mr. Rced
Vas M, in the chair when Mr.. Johnson delivered
his remarks (the House being 1T that time IN
Committee of the whole or prohany lnere Mou d
have such violation Of Congressional aS
corum that which shocked me House Ses'e'""s'
Austria Hungary continues TO display considefa'
BILE ingenuity in finding ways to prevent Americans
from selling anything in that Empire. hccoru"'s
TO a report of the State Department from 'ohsu
| Hunt at Prague. active measures are IN progress
at the present session OF the austrian l'''chs'''n
to increase the import duty on glucose, SO that IL
viii he inpossiblc II the duty IL raised. to import
glucose into Austria hungary. This movement Is
directed solely against glucose manufacturers ID
the United States Owng 10 ,ne has been easy
for American glucose manufacturers 10 eHPoI |
th T soE%f 10 June to oc,obcr there been
sent TO Austria Hungary from me unlu,m sa aot
o0D barrels OF 800 Kilograms u6o pounds) each
or total of 2,;4O 600 pounds TIT present duty Is
norns about SGD IN go'i per sdrn ro mn
100 Kilograms It Is the purpose OF me ANS Aus
trian glucose manufacturer TO nave ths 9uty
fen,uay bar out the better and cheaper article
from the United States
Tho Senate Committee on the Census had before
Il today Carroll d. Wright. acting superintendent
of the XIth Census during the close OF us WORK
and the present Commissioners of Labor. for the
! purpose Of explaining his plan for permanent
| Census Bureau II Is the intention OF the commit
too N frame a bill for action at this session OF
Congress If possible proyiding Tor me ha wer
ment OF such bureau The details OF me wo os
| next Congress. The committee seeks ms cary
action order that the preparations ioT me Hirh
| Census may be begun In good time ana the WORK
pushed to completion more speedily than mas mere
tofore been the case
The action Of the German Empire in assuming
the expense and management OF an expedition OF
trade experts Eastern Asia TO study the COM
mercia! financial and industrial situation. with a
view greatly to increasing German markets, Is the
subject II report sent 10 the State Department by
Consul Sawter at Gauchau. The departure Of the
party from Bremen early next month. following so
shortly after similar populations from France and
England. In the opinion OF the Consul. seriously
menaces American commerce in China ana Japan.
which has been dwindiing Tor Years, ana Is app 10
bs swept away by the aggressive movement OF
European manufacturers.
Assistant Secretary OF State Rockhill recently
called on the United States Consus in Amsterdam m.
Bremen. Glasgow. Hamburg. Liverpool ana South
ampton for Information the manufacture OF
dynamite I'm their districts and its export there
from As a result II Is learned that none Is made
in Holland or in the Liverpool. Southampton and
Bremen districts. and tho C0nsuis report that
the most extraordinary secrecy preserved and
every precauion taken 10 prevent them from
securing information. The single company In the
Glasgow district exported principally Australia
and Cape Colony. and from the Hamburg district
alone any satisfactory statement obtained
There Consul Robertson. after persistent effort
WAS able learn that the Dynamite Trust OF
England and Germany was about to build large
factory johannesburg. South Africa; that Ger
many exports dynamite 10 every important conn
try OF the world except the United states and i'm
ports none lie found an explanation for The
was damaging In Central and South America
it WAS not prGan.ed TO give any information
and the completion OF railroads TO which American
manufacturers had been selling their products had
now comp. lied them TO look for other markets"