Rensselaer Republican, Volume 27, Number 16, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 December 1894 — NEXT YEAR’S APPROPRIATIONS. [ARTICLE]

NEXT YEAR’S APPROPRIATIONS.

Recommendations Made by Secretary Carlisle—lndiana Estimates. The Secretary of the Treasury, Tuesday, sent to the House of Representatives his estimates of the appropriations required for the service of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1890, which aggregate--9110,435,079, as compared with 9411,879.042 estimated for the present fiscal year. Following is a recapitulation of the estimates by departments for 1896 with comparisons with the appropriations for 189">r Departments. For 1896. For 1806. legislative ....< 8,336.712 510.877.511 Executive 199.540 194.0 M State Treasury 138.487 281 133 735 981 War 54,850 029 55.396 3W Navy 31.999.880 ‘26,726 7M Interiorls9 929 873 173,825.971Postoffice 0 532.820 2,468.982 Agriculture 2,400 330 3 227 28S Labor 187 470 170.01> Justice 6,724,960 7.799,»» Grand total.. .....9410,136J)7» Si 15,700,94? The tabulated appropriations asked for include specific appropriations In almost endless array. The estimates for publie Improvements and other purposes in Indiana are as follows: 9255,000 for the Michigan City harbor; for ihe support of the Indian school at Wabash, 910,009; for the Marion Soldiers’ Home, 9590.271; and for the Indian school at Rennslaer, 98,330.