New-York tribune., 1876-03-15
uoysr OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Ia the House to-day the senate amendments
10 tic Pension Appropriation bin we're conrurrod H.
hir KAgSOS Rop Iowa. said ihat IN view OF fhc H.
croasng Illness members Of the House, and Of the
extraordinarily bad veitatiO1 which everybody felt in
Ae bail th5 morning he asked lcay' to oaer resolution
usrnct'ns the Com;.sce on FniI ,uisI Ii 80 tS,ii @
improvements therein rs iiay b. found eArodsnt to IN
~ llirp PENN said that his objccin coming
70 tlc iIoGJc fsis morning Ts 10 brnS 10 thc Htioh
Cl members whai Ae regarded gs tAe mHrderonS AlnCs
60 human health and life. Certain cargnt. OF az, nov
not aud cola forced ~ Il ire back o. eic Ga "a
her g an artificial process. lie had aaayS been l%Dt
thar drGii % cold air gaS an enemy 90 u itl tiu 'h5
wcei nal brought ia t'cs 90 i realization ot his
mortality On last IanreGa. he hSI ~ ioi ieN ilih %
utes fcrrC, "a the HOB bloHH lIEs" IA H- urea t1t
~ il.t he was confronting tie dgyad sulTuBs IL Gad
az TO-, +, ~ Of H. isI IL alluded 10 Tie dangerous
iness oi his colleague. Nr, h''chuui, M,. "usoi Oi
an l u ,ubers II ilc House detained from II hy
luci, w,ica may bc fairly dscc 20 ne gen, fdl Dai
atHosrhce OF q" hai III iac ''eJ arc oc''S uiUiHe'''
'Nr. niRRls0S Gjrio.. ID. q member Of tAc Commit
soguftec ia row considering the sHh;eet, aij,G By
ceran s.cHsrs, who rropo'' % uska written stale
utterly detective. and soEsine must oe Gone To rem y
Ia d, forc irs fo be- iical change Ia the construction
~" sSVi iH 5rrI Ohio SID that three four years
aen the senate efi-ced geaJ improvement. IN the ven
tiIatioa Of the Senate Chamber ~ very snle process
@ Some tfl!yc:ncnt might Dc teccd here IN TINT
way one tsuGjl, the atmosphere that al the
| fumes from TIE kcneA pumped into ms chamber.
| Mr. BASKS Lib, Ma6s.l icnarE3I tE&t tAe S.c@t
difficulty is that not Gae pIucie ci natural hgst or
never can good emosphoie IA The Ea! uniil sucA
radical c.aEge made a5 w! bling n chamber INTO
Nj WHITE (Rep. ~ ,ent 60 te clcfk's desA and hni
read communication v ihE hhS-6 0hh lhiaCsa ~
Capitol and be suggested rs ono remedy oi te e' t1e
removal cf the restaurant Kitchen fiom tAc 6DdseuSht
,ir. YOUNG Dem. Tenn smembez Of the s,bccm;
| mittee OF the Committee OF Pubic !hiliinEs ana
Grounds said tho matter has been under consideration
for several drya, and that thc saigeonG'1efa. OF me
called u the AID Of the Committee and that the report
will 80 nIado IN n day or two: .
| Mr.. KELLEY Cirp Penny suggested, ~ Temporary
expodieut the opening or sOuc OF the doors OF the Z-
icrynot the dor st:c gallery nor the Teporter gal
i ,c oT wa. va a I,I the m crSTed prcpay With eoiorei
pe0plc he understood 1t, the poisoned AIR dropped
from those TO the door, and was lnAdgd Dy e m'GOys.
After some further discussion, M' kasson rcsontoh
| was agreed 10.
QUESTION or JURISDICTION.
Mr. SPARKS dem, M, from the Committee on lndnn
Afrs reported substitute for the b t0 transfer tie
Indian Bureau from the Interior Department to the War
Department and asked that it be made the special order
| for Saturday next
long and someW hat heated discussion took place be-
tween members Of the Indian Committee and Of tie
Military Committee 30 whlch OF these committees has
the legitimate yarsd ;tlon 9 the matter. ~ was
| sEEiYE Ind. Missl, Mr. BANYISii G.ib., olloj, Mr.,
SCALE Dem y. CD Mr.. con (Dem, n. ~, aud others.
|
Indian and Military Committees on the BuGeet ui the
transfer OF the ludas, were uadc The special order Tor
Thursday March 80. the bill Of the Indian Commit
| tee 60 have precedence
| HAILETF KILBoURS REPORTED TO THE HOUSE.
| Mr.. GLOVER (Dem., MOI, Chairman OF the Select
Committee Oh the Real Estate Pool and the Jay Cooke
Indebtedness reported Halet Kbourn to the House as
refusing to produce the books OF his firm or 10
tain questions who composed the Real Estate Pool
The proceedings of the Committee were read ana ap-
pcared that the real estate pool consisted first of five per
SONS, who had contributed 5000 eacb ana WhO we're
gub,equrrtiy assessed ,UOj each, and OF jay COOK
90 fo had contributed $4,000, but did not pay any
assessment. HIS firm the agency through which Tie
oporatiOn TO conducted. ana had suhsepnt niy
purchased Of the original 5000 siares Paying Tor
Il tc exact amount with interest which had cost the
owrer MIR kbOuIn declined 10 give TIE name ci the
ursOn whose interest mad thus been purchased lie AlsJde-
cned giving any testimony relating to the indlviduas
composng pool lie said that " " could he shown IN
amy way that the Government was Interested In IT, or
That hs testimony would promote the interest o! the Gov
ernmep IN any way ne wOuid tell every thing about II.
The conclusion Of he Committee Is thlt a IS ssFy
for the efficient prosecution OF the inquiry that iiaet
KibouTn shall be required 10 respond 10 the subpoena
duces tecuD and to answer the questions which lie lad
| refused to answer.
Mr.GLONE Elk moved tho adoption Of an order that tho
Sneaker issue his warrant to he Sergeant farms com
snding him tO take into custody llalHt kllbOurn and
bring him 20 the bar Of the OTe TO show why hC
should not be punished for contempt The OIder was
| made aud t!e warrant Issued.
] Mr.. Jl.NkS Dem PennJ offered q resolution calling