The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-28

Hampton spoke upon the sponori Kelloss
resolutions. lie opposed the nnseatsng %
kellogg, on the ground that the case y
ves ae.fsjicafs. and can not 10 c-opened. ~
number OF legal d.'cisions % prove that tho
decision ofti!c senate was mai IN che en- c....
Hosse-Thc Legislative. Exrcntive and Ju-
as,, ARpc aPsam.'sce o INA ws sSs
A gooi deal Of confusion was occasioned by
Mi Townshend o.. ln.) claiming a. qucs'
House no" number OF q petitions In favor az shs
abolition Of the tax ON salt The speaker
ruled that the petitions must be referred
sntroda n sde Z bili spprcp,istins Socc ooc
% supply deficiencies "a appropriations
Tor the payment q pensions for the
present ,ea year ana asked Tot ~ present
tested 20 this course. and II WAS finally re-
felred 10 the Committee ON Appropriations.
NJ. springer then too~ the hour % reply 70
the speech recently made by Mr.. orth lli.,
Ind,) In reference 10 the Venezuelan claims.
NAY Senate-The kellogg Spofford
resolutions were further considered. and
Messrs. Pendleton and Cameron OF wf~con-
SIM no h spoke in opposition 10 the rcsolu
tion unseatng hello ssr some o, :, m MS
ate adjourned till Monday. .Hou.s-The
Legislative, Executive and Judicial bill
passed after brief f., discussion r..sI,, Of one
came up of considering the resou
tion for adjournment, offered by Mr.. Gibson
a., LAY, from the Ways aud Means Commit
Of ' consideration, stating that he desired 70
move the House resolve itself into committee
for the confederation Of the tariff bills. Upon
the question being put the House determined.
by \ vote OF III TO IS. to consider the
resolution for final adjournment Mr..
Wills ID. Tex.) then moved that the sdiourn-
mS ,,,e On Wnvs and Menss WITH
TO report q bill prsviding Tor the Tree i'm
portation Of salt and printing paper before II
reports resolution for final adlournment
No other alton was taken and the House soon
after adjourned
MAY15.-Sendfs-N OF In session. :. House
The concurrent resolution providing foi
final adjournment on May 81 WAS called ur
and led 20 a long discussion, the resolution
being strongly opposed generally ny those
members fnvortng the passage OF the tariff
bill now before the House vote resulted IN
the adoption of the resolution by vote o
I l2l yeas 70 70 nays. Those voting nay wers
Me-srs. Acklen. anderson. .Armfeld. Atkins
Beford. Berry. Bcknell, Bright, Cabeil. Caid
l well. Calkins, Cannon. Carlisle. Chalmers
| Crayens Culber~on, Dsggert. Davis a.: ca
| Davis MOI, DE Ia Matyr Deu-ter. Dibreil
| Dunnell Eiam, Ellis Ewing, FELTON,. Ford
4 Forney. Gillette. Go.,de, Confer. Harris lva)
Haskell. Hatch. Henry. Herbert, Hooker
| Hostetfer, House. Hunton. Hurd, Hutcn
ins, Jones. kitchin. Knott, Lewis. Lowe
| Martin wv. Val Mchfuklt NC hiltHu. Wills
| Money, New. Parsons, Phillips. Phirter
Reagan. Robertson. RothwelI. Ryan lkas.l
SANFORD, sawyer. scales. simonton. sfn
glrton Miss slemons. smith tGa.l
1li). Tucker, o. Turner, 4. Turner
Upon. Vance, Waddili, Weaver. weilborn
Whitaker, Whitthorne. Williams lAla)
wi lis and wilson. The Democratic Repre-
sentatives subsequently held n caucus an
resolved that the vote on the resolution
should be reconsidsred and that the quc-
ton OF adjournment should be postponed 81
important Legislation now pending Is dis
posed OIL
MAY 1..-S endte--Mr. Bayard, from IN
Committee on Judiciary reported the BIZ
lately introduced By him reg lating the pa.
and appointment Of Deputy Mnfshal-- IN
Post Office Appropriation bill was taken w
and after number OF amendmen . had beef
made. including one striking out th
provision for annullng and reietiin
certain star route contracts on tn
ist Of October, the bill passed
House-Mr Cox a.. ~. W introduced q reso
luton requesting the President 10 communi
cate to the Hous- all correspondence In re-
gard to the persecution OF jews by the Rus
| sian Government. After a short debate,
motion 10 suspend the rules and pass u.
River and Hafbor bail Was agreed to-yeal
ls9, nays,i.