The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
= Our Regular coue-rondoptl

lpe ninese Minister, who has been |
eoufia lhotoriety for some time past, !
tool 'a'enter Of the stage this week by
40 f''ArdinAry proceeding. nothing
leslihHa personal interview with the
PfHdsson diplomatic business. This
is tpfFege which diplomatic usage
act'rdseamba ssadors, whoare credited
toAe mrs Of countries, but not to
mlie,eA who are accredited to coun-
trIa hlhis case, the Chinese min
istffhA's message from the Emperor
Of Spn,a person, rendering his thanks
to = hident for the course pursued
by tns pernment in dealing with the
,roe'e'. China, and he desired TO
prefot n person. lie laid the matter
beio' ssetary Hay, who granted him
the fivlte. when he left the White
Hous, W nall an hours talk with
the Resent, the Chinese minister was
a pi t,ru happiness.
Alrop this government, has at all
iimFlr~d the Chinese minister AZ
thoap thoroughly believed in all the
proifHiou q his government. II is
dou PM neither II does or has done 10
at apiiiu Il has certainly had eauie
TO dfipt Il the very moment when
sec4arIhy gave the Chinese minister
the 5nyilF Of making a personal call
on th,fi'eent he had In his possession
a di latcAiom Minister Cronger con-
tainlr ma than an intimAtion that
the Chinogoyernment was not acting
in god hA. Perhaps Secretary HAY
is m r'sly pnp to beat the Chinese at
thei swn me.
/ Ca, Aasampson Of Arizona. U. 8.
Min ssr ,okuador, who enjoys the dis.
tinelisn olkipg been the first citizen
ola Tqri'rso be appointed TO a posi-
ton ia 'hs tplomatic service, az high
as ml1Isset'u>e levi, cass was ap.
poiq. sks shen Territory o.
.lNsl Sdd yeAr ago, !. u
wasllhzi on leave Of absense. Gen.
samp'sn native Of ohio, but has
LIVED many bars in the west. and was
at one tine Altorney General Of Colo.
rado. Re has iust returned from a visit
to waPoint, where he went to visit a
son OLE President Of Ecuador, who lie a
cadet Alhs Military Academy, through
the cniely Of Congress. lie says
Eeuadss prosperous, but that ii is not
an inyhg held for Americans, unless
they ha capital aud speak Spanish,
and thnhere are only four Americans
in QuIiehe capital, and probably not
fifty pspne in Ecuador who speak
English,
Judg,iray, formerly Senator from
Delewarwho was recently named by
> the Preani as the second American
; memb,rl tie Hague Arbitration Court
: Hon, hitmin Harrison was the first
was Washington this week to con.
9 fer slih secretary Hay. Judge cray
> Ia. boty formally accepted the an
20 a,mst bpt II is thought that h,
nj 30
j. Treasufonicials have been ptudyinI
the figures lowing the income and out
20 Of the rtrnment for the last fisca
n year, and ordering how II will be pos
J. sIble for Caeress TO Gerry out the muel
talked Of ~ clion Of internal revenu
e taxes, whh were imposed at the oper
9 log Of the II with Spain. The incom
4
u for the yes only exceeded the expendi
i lures by aiItle more than 5000 ,00I
b True the tiatury has cash balance :
= Ass, OOO.0 but no secretary OF III
y treasury VI be likely to recommen
l. egIslaiionhat would make II necessai
a to use paad that balance to pay ordil
&c AIRY expenlu. There may be some =
&c duclion inhternal revenue taxation
/, said a positive promise has been MA,
4 TO reduce ID tax on beer-but It is ce
/ tsin that ll're will be no general :
a peal Of whrAre known asihe war tax
. at the comlg session Of Cong. ess.
:, seeretsrHay delivered an adore
!. before the Ssw England Cotton Man
A iseturen association, which held
a semi.annud neetingin Washington Il
w.sk in whsh he took a somewhat al
n lersni stand rom that taken by him
!. an interviews few weeks ago conesrni
the future stability Of our snanc