The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-30
Several Days for Amendments.

Several Days for Amendments.
sidering amendments, under the rule lin
iung speeches to ten minutes The in
tentlon is to give week to considera-
ton of the bill under that rule, and as
this consideration will necessarily be
postponed until the close of the general
debate the effect may be to delay the
final vote but not for more than a few
days at most. Senator Tillman's intention
is to ask for unanimous consent to vote
on a day to be named and then if this
is secured to allow the senate to decide
for itself how much time it will devote
amendments have been suggested. but IT
is not expected that a great many of
them will be seriously considered.
Attention will be concentrated largely
upon the court review question.
AIdrich Getting Them.
Senators generally say that some kind
of review provision is probable but pre-
dictions as to which of them will be
chosen range all the way from Senator
Longs to Senator Foraker's suggestion.
It is claimed that there will be solid
Republican vote against Senator Baileys
non-suspension provision.
The real legislative work of the ma
tional house Of representatives on the ag-
ricultural appropriation bill will begin this
week. The general debate on this meas
ure took wider range and occupied con-
siderably more time than had been ex-
pected- The two sides of the tariff ques-
ttor were laid before the country. and
there was little said regarding the bill.
although it remained before the house
throughout the week.
Suspension Day in House.
Today NIonday) will be given up to the
passage of bills under suspension Of the
rules. Many important bills have been
passed in the house this session on sus-
pension days, and with Mr.. Williams, the
minority leader, Objectfng to all 'unani-
NOUS consent legislation to further the
statehood bill, suspension cay becomes
all the more important. Speaker Cannon
f,a cd mil loot ions frr
recognition under this order than the
time will permit, and it is not unlikely
into Tuesday in order that minor mat
ters may be cleared UP. One Of the eff
fects today will be by the committee on
immigration TO give the recently reported
immigration bill a right OF way" over
all but appropriation bills.
The agricultural bill will be taken UP
Tuesday and it is estimated that two days
will be consumed in reading and perfect
ing ITS sections The naval appropria-
ton bill is in waiting. and the plan now
is to call il up the moment the agTiCul-
tural bill is out of the way Claims have
Thursday and Friday can be given to
the naval bill. a week in addition to
these two days will be occupied on this
The supdry civil bill will be I'm read
mess when the naval bill is out of the
way
Labor Trouble in France.
The gravity Of the labor situation IN
| france VIII De determined DN the events
Of May Gay. The Federation of Labor
has found il impossible to postpone the
demonstrations planned for that day, and,
though the commercial classes are
deavOring to preserve normal conditions
some apprehension is expressed as to the
outcome. The stringent military and po-
lice measures. however, promise to mimi
miZe disorders
Interest in the coal mining industry
| centers in the convention Of miners that
is to be held at Scranton on Thursday.
President Mitchell of the United Mine
Workers, having received the reply Of the
operators denying his last request for an
increase in wages, will call a meeting OF
the sub-scale committee, who. it is ex-
pected. will in turn report to the conven-
ton The question of a strike will then
he dncfncd