Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

| considerable experience both a legisla-
tor and lawyer along lines which MIR.
Goss will occupy gave evidence to the
nominee OF the Nebraska delegation that
he was expected to do his duty as he
found it irrespective OF person fac
tioni that the president demanded justice
for every Individual and as to that measure
of Justice he would look to the district
attorney for guidance. The conference be-
tween Attorney General Moody and Mr..
Goss was satisfactory.
Mr.. Co.'s left this afternoon for Phila-
/ delphia and after a short visit with
friends there will go to New York and
thence home.
Nomination Expected Soon.
1t is expected by the delegation that Mr..
| Goss nomination will he sent to the senate
on Monday. and certainly not later than
| Tuesday.
After the meeting with the attorney gen
! eral, Senator Burkett introduced Mr.. Goss
to the first assistant attorney general. Mr..
Purdy, and an acquaintanceship developed
growing out OF early days spent in Ohio.
Mr.. Goss having been born in that state.
Applications Too Soon.
! The feeling OF certainty that Nebraska is
to be divided into two federal judicial dis
tricts has prompted a number OF persons to
apply to representatives from the South
Platte country for positions in that dis
trict. In order that there may be no mis-
understanding regarding that division, The
Bee is authorized to say that until the di-
vision is brought about no applications will
be entertained II il well understood the
first thing to he done is to secure the pas
sage OF the bill creating an additional fed
eral district. The representatives In con-
gress from Nebraska have given no consid-
Grafton whatsoever to the appointments in
cident TO the creation OF the new district.
Money for Inspection Necessary.
On March the new German tarin goes
into effect. That tarif raises the duty or
4 imports from the United States, particularly
on hog productA BY reason of that tariff
German importers have been calling upor
the packing interests OF the United States
to supply them with hog products partcu
larry. and in consequence the Agriculture
department Is at it's wits end TO know how
to take care OF the meat inspection CROWNS
out of this demand. In the urgent defic
iency bill now being debated in the hous'
there is an item which carries an appropri
alton OF $4,000 to be used by the secretar,
OF agriculture to meet the increased inspec
tion necessarily uue 10 Tue herman uefnanl
for meat products. When the last agri
cultural bill was before congress Secretar!
Wilson requested an appropriation OF $l35, 90
for inspection purposes and congress saw
fit to cut that amount TO Sol 900. Unless al
additional appropriation is made. meat In
spection will have 20 be stopped and ex
porters who have large orders for no
products. particularly from German mer
chants win be unable. under existing Law
to get their products accepted at the ship
side. Congressman Pollard and Kennedy
appreciating that Nebra ska il vitality inter
ested in this question, will on Monday en-
: deavor to amend the urgent deficiency bi
: by inserting an amendment appropriatin
the s1s5.OO0 originally asked for by secretar
: Wilson.
Greeks Want a Consul.
Senator Willard has taken up with III
Department OF State an application OF III
Greek colony OF Nebraska for the appoint
ment OF a Greek consul at Omaha. tn
!. papers will be transmitted through III
Greek consul general in New York to n
king OF Greece.
l Beet sugar Men Dissatisfied.
y The Nebraska beet sugar manufacture
: are not satisfied with the bill which n
: Gently passed the house reducing the tart
y on sugar from the Philippine Islands ar
!, have asked for a hearing before the senA
committee on the Philippines. Today Sen
!, tor Willard presented the protest 10 Il
chairman OF the Philippine committee al