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xxxv1.h CoNGREss-FIRsT SESSION
WASHINGTON, June 8.


..,.., nd ct ..i WASHINGTON, June 8.
SENATE--Mr. Green, from the Committee
on Territories, reported adversely on the pc
titlon from Utah to form Constitution and
asking admission as q State.
Mr.. Chandler presented memorial of a
citizen of New York against any increased
duty on Steel
A number of reports and petitions were
then presented.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported a bill to carry into effect
the treaty with Japan, Siam, China, &c.
Passed. li .1a c
There is great desire manifested to get
business through.
several House bills of private nature were
considered. Adjourned
H0USE.-The House resolved, on Monday
to take recess from half-past four to seven
o'clock. '7r'
The consideration of the Missouri contested
election case was resumed.
The resolution that Barrett is not entitled
to a seat was adopted by 94 to 92 and the
resolution that Blair is, was adopted by 93 to
90 Mr.. Blair was sworn in.
Mr.. Hickman called up the resolutions
heretofore reported by him, from the Com
mittee on Judiciary, declaring the dissent of
the House from the doctrines in the special
message of the President against the resolu-
tion authorizing the attempt Of the Covode
Committee.
After some conversational debate, Mr..
Houston offered substitute from the minor
ity Judiciary Committee, declaring the in
quiry should have been made upon substi-
s;I;t tuGe ~ So 9'n,,ohaS Co. that on
u.,,sy .;as.;o,, Sn n;n aSran.s ~ s,ch nhs rs,s
nsiS a nt ~ oS conrtssv % and rssract d,tS
~ f ~ ,,a,t ~ tSo res
oIuton clrrt oO under which the committee was ap-
,,,';ntna ,-'as i;ohia 20 he neryerted N narfi.
po,ntea was aI,e ,h 10 De PSs ~
san Gnus anu ao,.oaotor, ~ 20 tho d;cn;t, ~
sscn sue uen Inguify 10 W 'n' VI
'ne nI9sJ. .s,.od q. o,.o-,a;, ,ho .,,b
MI. richinan reiuseu W ei''i M ''in 'ne
NJ ia ~ A., ,,o, ,,o,,o,, ,,a,s;.tad
NJ NJ nsyioi sua S a,,iS ,n1 ss;thSrae on, AZ
N NE ieiuSa, m hH Gd;o;n annr aa,n ~ artsr
y Holiii''ee On n ~ sr y 9
i'u. u.. g., .o,e .o,,,;..;o, aslad a.
mr. moISson S iio ~ that ,,,,a;ttoe ~
M saUgSeI W;ols o rasn,nS;on n wss ' aJnntsd bS
o, mr' IaioA'nan ie'oiu'io ~ ~ - "
81 NO 70 ~; Rc,..on ou.,ns a.t.d 70 bs .,c,,saa
from serving ON tne com%i.'ee, anu ,naue
some remarks expressive Of ms aston; astGnlsnmens :,
AT Ine asnial Oh nls ~ s.a.emea e - We re-
extra9rdinary tna' Vne courtesy snouiu n nays i
been denied him. '.,s -. ~, 60,
Mr. Iayior t9ok similar view, anu ai ieis
compelled by 70 ASK 70
from serving on sis yIeiciary Uonis.es annr
Mr; Hlckman sag tlis mater y e1ciSeo Cs
any ieenngs "a ms pieas', aIa ,ntsea 30 Sery ss1i
ilttle lnteresl. 4e hna NO mansnisy & Sl ieel- EEL
ings 70 gratiiy, he acIea Simply N sne per ;
iormance OF pialn uut. IN .elerehoo ~ =
the charge Of disceurtesy' he must say ne if dla
not recognize minority report at all. Sueh
invasion, on the part Of minors was an in in
vaslon Of proper ana leginmate parliamentary
practice. ~ :. ~ -n- 1911.
On motlon OF Mr.. Tram ~ was resolYee
that the Speaker be directed 70 issue pro.
cess for the arrest o. Cnarles a. Dunnam anS
Alexander hay, oi new s forK, Eldeon con- =
Wescott and Albert Sconeid, q fhnaaelpnla