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in Berlin may be bought by tho United
States for its embassy, the price to bo
paid being $200,000.
The state department has appointed
a commission to investigate the report
that the Russian boundary monument
was destroyed by a Canadian sur
veyor. Advices from Washington are to the
effect that the present secretary of
embassy at London, Henry White, 1
a candidate for the vacancy in the Ital
ian embassy by tho retirement of Am
bassador Meyer
It is reported that in the event that
the department of commerce is cre
ated, George B. Cortelyou will bo ap
pointed for that -cabinet "post. Mr.
Cortelyou was secretary to Mr. Mc
Kinley and occupies the same posl
'tioh under Mr. Roosevelt.
The house committee on labor has
ordered a favorable report on the
eight-hour law, which bill provides
that In every contract for work for
the government, it shall be specified
that tlie work is to be done on an
eight-hour basis.
The house committee informally
discussed' the ship subsidy bill April
3, and agreed to consider it formally
at one riesion next week. The Chi
cago Tribune, however, lias inter
viewed a number of republican repre
sentatives, and he impression prevails
that the measure will be postponed
until after the congressional elections.
It is reported that Senator Hanna
will introduce a bill which will pro
vide for- the trial of Estes G. Rath
bone, recently convicted and sentenced
in Cuba for connection with the post
office frauds, by an American court
It is not believed, however,v that any
direct action can be taken on thjs
, measure, as it is doubtf ul if either the
president or congress has th0 right to
set aside the. judgment of -the Cuban
court.
On April 1 the senate was stirred by
the resolution Introduced by Senator
Bacon of Georgia requesting that the
president delay tho Issuing of the
proclamation announcing tho acquisi
tion of the Danish West Indies, until
tho charges of bribery in connection
with the treaty should be investigated
by the house of representatives, where
action to that effect is now going on.
j. he debate on the resolution was par
ticipated in by Senators Bacon and
Money in favor of it and Senators Qui
lom, Lodge, Hanna, Allison, and Nel
son in opposition to it. The resolution
was tabled.
On April 1, durnig the discussion in
the house of the sundry civil appro
priation bill, Mr. Sulzer of New York
offered an amendment to appropriate
$50,000 for lighting tho torch of
Bartholdi's statue of Liberty in New
York harbor. Mr. Cannon replied to
this, saying that the committee had
made an investigation and found that
such a light was valueless for com
mercial purposes. A Tote was called
which resulted favorably to the amend
ment, but another vote was demanded
which resulted in the defeat of the
amendment.
Governor Heard of Louisiana has re
ported to the state department at
Washington that" the British govern
ment is maintaining a military camp
within tho territory of the United
States. It is said to bj located below
New'Orleans, and is used for tho trans
portation of horses and mules to the
army in South Africa. In connection
therewith, General Pearson, formerly
of the Boer army, has laid proofs be
fore the president that America has
contributed at least 42,000 men to aid
the British in their struggle against
the Boers and 201,147 horses and mules
have been sent out of tho country by
their agents.
On April 3 Representative McClellan
of New York, a member of the ways
and means committee, filed a minority
report on the Cuban reciprocity "bin.
In this report Mr. McClellan cites tho
Teller resolution and tho Piatt amend
ment a having given assurance to
Cuba and to tho world and says: First,
tho bill does not afford sufficient re
lief to Cuba, "but It minimizes the lose
of the present crop of sugar. Second,
it is possible, but not certain, that a
Z0 per cent reduction of tho Cuban
tariff will result in giving us a-monop-oply
of the Cuban market Third, tho
bill Is an enunciation of tho democratic
doctrine of reciprocity, it is a breach
in the wall of protection arid lowers In
part the preposterous Dingley rates.
If I am afforded tho opportunity when
tho bill comes before tho committeo
of the whole I Bhall try to amend it
by increasing the Tate of reduction so
as to make certain not only the con
trol of the Cuban market by us, but
alsp the prosperity of Cuba. I shall
also try to amend by striking out
tho time limit Failing to amend for
the reasons hero stated, I shall voto
for the bill.
Tho senate, on April 5, began the
consideration of tho Chinese exclusion
bill. Mr. Mitchell of Oregon made tho
opening speech. Mr. Quay gave notice
of tho following amendment as an
additional section: "That nothing
heroin contained shall be construed to
exclude Chinese Christians, or Chinese
who assisted in the defonse or relief
of tho foreign legations or the Pe
Tang cathedral, in tho .city of Pekin
in tho year 1900." In response to an
inquiry by Mr, Quay Mr. Penrose, in
charge of the measure, said he could
not accept the amendment as not a
member of the immigration commis
sion was in favor of it. "How many
Chinese will that amendment let in?"
Mr. Mitchell asked. "I hoped it would
havo tho effect," replied Mr. Quay, "of
Christianizing the whole Chinese em
pire." "It would let in at least a mil
lion," suggested Mr. Mitchell. "Quite
likely . 350,000,000' . interjected Mr.
Hale. Senator Platte of Connecticut
introduced the following as a substi
tute for the Chinese exclusion bill:
"That all laws now in force prohibit
ing and regulating tho coming of Chi
nese persons and persons of Chinese
descent Into the United States and
tho residence of such persons therein
bo and the same are hereby extended,
and continued in full force and effect
until the 17th day of December, 1904,
and bo long as the treaty between
China and the United States concluded
March 17. 1894, may be continued lit
force by virtue of the extension there
of." The Shame of It All
Americans may well hang their
heads in shame at this cold and heart
less reception of these ambassadors of
liberty and human rights. They may
find some consolation in the fact that
at the same time this was going on In
Washington Ambassador Choate was
lauding the British in London, in pub
lic speech, and declaring that "both
(Great Britain and America), equals
in energy, resources and ambition,
were working out on absolutely inde
pendent lines the same 'great ends of
civilization, knowledge and liberty!"
Yes, in South Africa and the Philip
pines. Pittsburg Post
The Only Course Left.
The idea of forbidding any amend
ments to the war tax reduction bill ex
cept those emanating from the ways
and means committee was so remark
able and so lacking in legality through
depriving the house of representatives
of any voice in the matter than the
contemptuous action of the opposition
in making tho passage of the bill
unanimous was the only course left
open. The bill will now go to the
senate, where it will receive full and
free discussion. Thus we have the
anomalous spectacle of one house be
ing prohibited from legislation while
the other revels in unrestricted license.
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