Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
WITH CONGRESS TODAY.
Retaliation for German Hostility 10 American
sausages.
HOLIDAY RECESS FROM DEC. 81 10 JAN. a.
ulii for subsidie. to American shipping "a
Discussing Vests An,i.Eipans,on He.c-
luton Getting After Ch,ns.

NpahlugiOn. Dec. l2.-seumtof Mason
VI Illinois today introduced so thu scn-
aic a revolution directing TIE commit
zee on agriculture 20 inquire Inio certain
icsisleaon pending before she ocrman
rcchrmg calculated 60 pr1hib,t uho .m.
p0ifatlon INTO Getmany OK Amlrlcan
SURFACES aDi oth-r mcB. products. und
directing the committee. uhuud ihu
legislation become hw. 10 report Inn
mohutciy q BIN 20 require che .Grpec-
ton ~ sugars. meat. wines AMI other
food products which are imported into
this country from Germany. The rcso-
NJon wct. over until tomorrow. Il g.
as foiuWe.
Whereas. Is has come Co Mr attcn-
ton OF the people OF tar United Stsu.ra
ihai thctu a pondlng in the Helmhn
frlh1tag legislation Nhlch u cucuhattd
ana inicndai 10 pruhihh vac expiration
90 Ampuotn aausdEtA gnd other meat
products iut0 Germany. be - there
fore.
"I,oso;vcd. ,hlt tho committee on
agriculture O. herein instructed 60 in-
nuIr' iriu such lCgis'Iilla, aud " the
PANE bccDmts "a law Sat aAld raWmit.
tUr "a Instructed to repur lIrihWlth q
biu to require NE inspection ut tuEAra.
mtrit, vines and uli other FOOD prod
ucia which arr imported no pA.a r1gn-
ny trrm the German pifc."
~ ihe opU D.us ui the afnuic HcHtion
sugamnE reference % the aflletlun %
/ Mt. Jones OF Afsaufla. over Whust
| nirtnhAuid 90 iasr thrcc has Itssti
ihc shadow OF dlash, AID one VI whose
gons u W now.
The Vice Pt,iiitrs announced the
Ia. H..H .Ha.Ha
uua % the o.y Of washington as thc
! clpitol % thr uatlun. a. foINWa. son.
alrs Hour. hatt. Perkins, simon, Mc.
/ iytutsn. Gay and TGrlcy
AIR. isalge tMaasl. of the tufclEu to-
/ m.iln elmm.Ucr, ftVofabiy reported
! ~ fut3wllg jg.nt resllu..ul ana asked
| Tor ~ immediate UUgHil UfutiUus
THAT the President De and in hereby
/ requested 10 communicate % Congress
~ Tar ~ the Same may bc done with
| out do.fimcnt a. public Interests, all tnc
/ information 10 his possession concern.
! Ing certain alleged ouiraErt committed
ON the person ~ Bishop Earl CranEt0n
/ and other citizens Ia the city 81 rck.n.
/ CHINA, by subjects of the emperor Ut
| China, and what steps " any have been
| taken by she state department In the
matter OF demanding suitable redress
and indemnity therefor"
The resolution was agreed 30.
/ Ats 'MlNiNf Oh lilNNhANf NAN' NRAlf'
that he would ask the Senate at the
conclusion " Mr. PlnttH speech So take
the nnu-rcnlpcrs' bin from the table
for consideration,
Mr. Chandler "a. ~ Inquired II Il
was Mr., Cullom'a purpose not 10 have
/ the hill referred 60 the Interstate com
mcrcc commission.
Mr.. Culiom replied thai he proposed
20 ask Tor consideration az THIS time.
"Well. I give notice. Mr. President"
1 responded Mr.. Chandler, that there
arr senators here who VIII Insist that
the bill shall 10 10 the committee"
Mr. sullivan 81 Mississippi protested
against what he termo1 IAN eNtra0rdi-
nary proceeding" and demanded 10
know what Mr. cullum'H purpose was.
II propose 20 call M the antl-acalp-
Ing bill FOR consideration, replied Mr..
Cuiiom I'VE can discuss quuu.l0na re-
latlnF to the request when We come 10
them"
Mr.. Teller ~ Colorado gave notice
that tomorrow he would address the
Senate on Mr. Vests antl-cNpanalon
resolution.
In accordance with notice previously
/ given. Mr.. plntt ~ Connecticut ad-
dressed the Senate. opposing the reEolu-
/ tl0n offered by Mr. Vest ~ Missouri.
declaring that under che Constitution
~ the United states no power IL given
90 acquire territory 60 be- held ana gov-
erncf permanently na colonies.
Senator Hanna hnH introduced In the
Senate and Representative Payne In
she House q hill 60 grant subsidies for
/ American shipping,