The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-29

Haskell of-red an amendment, increasing from
$4,000 10 $4,000 the appropriation for the purchase
Ct clothing for the Sheysnnes and Afapahoes
q SENATE.-Mr. Mcmillan, from the Commitfee on
Commerce, reported with amendments the Senate
Joint resolution intIGduced oy mi; Cameron, Of
slider and report what legislation Is needed for the
better regulation of commerce among the States, and
alter some Opposition, was placed Oh the calender.
..r IRe Geneva Awarl Bill was taken up. Mr.
Thurman hoped those in favor Of the bin would at
upon it Mr.. Blaine then made a long speech
against the bill, He said the man who had already
right TO come wi,hin and claim a shsrs i the
Geneva Award FUND tnah the insurance companies
conducted gambling institutions, always was sure to
win enormously. There we've folty-rine insurance |
companies engaged in this business. Twenty-Five Of
them have gone out OF existence. In the case Of
the Boyls'on Insurance Company OF Boston, :fhicR
had sos 800 Of claims, not Including Interest, against
this iunt, they sold that slaiaa, nov 9. f 1 With
and he bad no doubt the holder Of it is ii the lobby,
inddstriously working In the ih.eySst of Insurance
Mo6sETThe bill to equip On expedition to The
Arctic Seas was passed...:.The Indian Appropriation
i Ssn sss ssf from vi gfso. Coz s to s s. @Sssa The 70 a a%rnS Sy
ton for the purchase If olething fr the different
Tiss Si Il s ppr.pr,a M5 d s. h0 ,seS Se eSS fr s sSs s s%s1d repps.
S nting a tax Of s 1000 in every Congressional biz.
uict in the oeountry. The longer the Sioux were
t theRe would Become. Mr. aS white flIds had iaie an lni Idea sss thai
the country was full OF white tien who needed pro-
| lection as badly as many OF The Indiars. After long
debate the amendment. was rejected. slt
SENATR-Dsba' was resumed on. the Geneva
Award Rill. Mr.. Kirk rood (Rfp of Is.) gave Notice
Ct an amendment to strike out the words, land tie
interest accruiDg therefr M, from the section read
ms That Judgments reno erred under this act shall
s9a ptia to 1 the q sr @aye IF Was WasSin rHs o and Interest assres p ao-
eraiDg thereiraD. not s.Psnied in, payment Of
I arSuadH ha3 u-eon Mosura Tonpa Thttrroan ConHl,n1
Blaine and Carpenter. Mr.. Carpenter said: sI
.I1bava the word Of, one of the arbitraiors at Geneva
/ that the C aims of the underwlittr rs formed the bssls
of the award paid to this government by Great
Bitsih; and that ihe tee1tds of that court show that
tact' Sos al 4
disabilities OF Ro. er A. Pryo-, was pas ed I'M re.
Il Carlisle, Gibson, and Garfield, were added ID the
sideration the losses Of revenue sfi ing from the
| alleged evaAr on of the stamp act on cigars...aA bill
was sassed Tor t relief of settlers On public lands.
Indian Appropriation Bi !, still pending
I SKNATE-A concur ent resolution was adopttd to
eases Of swins.-..Mr- carpenter continu d his
speech in support of the Committee bill in the
&c eva Award matter. Heea d that to argue that
in ividual claim MIS- to whom an award was ma lie
by the tribunal, aud received, and they alone, 10
to sas ssst nS = e g1 PAD ,ss ,t msRs T ssiir' as t S,t5sult ,s as t.
AMONG those exeidded by The tribunal Mr.. i ainss
SPOKE In oppositiouto the Bill; AID enjoyed a father
prolonged repHftse;with Mr.. Carpent r. Mt, Thur
man then spoke e. ri7 fly, and after a few remarks by
Messrs. Eaton and 2 imui DIS the Senate adjourned.
new bills, Mr&Cox,l Chairman of the Committee on
Foreign. Affairs, move to suspend the rules and
B hun ! anns versary q the tiesly Of pe see a Dns
recognition If American inc Dependence, by bedding
al In Isa,,,t.s a Ess soI nj e a aI,s. as4asetgt.s
City, in 1883. Mf. Cox explained hat there was no
afpr I~priatiou i'm the bil. and no responsibility on
theipart Of tire United States for it, On the ques-
Il ton OF SeCOuQiDC the deman1 for sugDr nSf0n nj tha
rules the vote stoo 1872 to IL Mr.: Cox said the 18th
now or hereafter, for any debt or obligation On the
p!rt II the Government 1t came before the House
with dean hands. After quite a long debate the
lmQtioa las agreei to, and the Senate BIZ with the
a9enE euts Of the House Ccmruittee, Was pas-ed-
yeas 1888 nays e6.aSyMr. ShaIlenberset, from the
s~nhmittes On Pu5lie B.,ldipgs ind q ,undst mossi
of a public III ldihg at Pittsburg. After n lto;est
by Mr. Blannt against this motion, the Legislation
y sksArs.-Mf. BBlyard, irxm The COMMITTEES on
FlnaI &c, reported adversely on the bill to repeal 50
J b \ fsrmers and p'sn,ers from sn se1lins ie : t ss pco,
ut retsii directly to consumers without a sp C al tax
and to other farmers and ~plaute.s to sell leaf tobacco
OF their own pr duction TO other persons than man.
ufacturers Oh tobacco xithops a special tax 80. Ga
motion of Mr.. Harris the bill providib fr a Marine
Hospital st Memphis, and approprfatiog $50 COZ
til. ref1r, passed..... The House amendments TO the
bill for d, Exhibi!ion in New York IN 1883 wers
coneurred in....Mr. Edmunds continued his Re
Conklipg, as to who YES entitled 10 the. balance o
3 the fund, he said: d believe the petty' emitted q
rec I've T. n rseetTsd 1.-THE Government Of tn
!, U he'd States b IS s, far paid what, UPON precisely
the Same, principles 9 d considerations we ought Il
8 have paid 70 the pc pc who have received money
D already, even if we had not got a ioi ar" Pending
debate, the Senate a urn,d.
HousE.-A bill was passed p DIVIDING that 81
Q lands v thin the limits of the Fort Ridg. ly Milltary
Res, rvation sh. nd be open to homestead settlemeu
and timber culture ent .y-....Oa motion of Mr.
S Anderstn a bill was passed creating a new land dis
trict in Ksnsas.....Au attempt to get the Specia
; Deficiency Bill with the Senate amendments beior
. the House proved a failure. The q pablo ms, re
a fusing TO vote. left the House without q quorum
' The Republicans desired at4sast that an,hour IN,
a ha:f be given TO a memhss to debate the bal
y (which the Democrats oil sct d TO. cesiiing TO, at first
limit to i've minutes, and later, TO limit to twent.
J minutes. in cons; quence nothing was aecompiishe
3 abe remainder OF tue day except the ordinarily sar
castle Congressional repair ee.
e -SRNATE.-Tne Geneva Award Bill was taken VI
8 and Mr.. Ho-r's amendment to strike out the pro
, vision for the payment Of the claims # the under
s man said he cou'd OF su port tie bill as amer ded
T claims, and suggested that Mr.. Eimunds tax
0 charge ct it.. After some debate, Mr.. Eaton move
5 to ind Is aitely postpone the , u; CaTiei- Y 81
e He said the effect of this vote is to put into ID
= Treasury q. pitiful sum of ten millions Of dollars as
from a nation that VIII always, with sneers an
: with scorn, point at us as having obtained 1t on fal;
= p~r.tenses Mr. Thurman moved to lay the motto
0 to rec ,nstder on the table. Mr.. Voorhees, could nj
understand why this money shou d be kept boun
up in the Ire sury. Said he: There are actu,
3 sufferers outside Of insurance companies and Wa
premium men. I never thought insurance con
panies suffered at ALL They suffered by the ,ndin
e of the war. lam not so c.eir as to war premium
men, but I am C. ear that the actual suffers can b
foun5. Let us not shrink from the question b fol
usn Mr.. Thurnan's motion TO lay on the tab
Mr.. Blaines motion to reconsider the vote by whic
the bill ives indefinitely post oned, was agreed to
!, a-s 81, nays q. Bill still pending.
attemptt to g, the Special D.
hAiency Bill before the House proved a fsilure. Ii
Democrats desired the time fy debate limited
# Ave minutes and The Repu, Leans demanded tn
fours. aud by the latter refusing to y0te 20 brir
the bill before the II use under sucn Circumstance
h no quorum c. ud be had ..... Tee s nate joint res
: tuition dir, ct, g the on Agricu ture
3 the respective Eouseszto- consider the general su
N ject of agriculture and report what can or ought
be d ne by the Government to better. advance, 81
s courage and foster agricultural II terests, was II
extbusnessfoHsthe tab:e. Mr.. Reyanssubmit
. an amendmeIt directing the CONT ittees also to il
d quiz a to the IF ct on the agricultural Interests
IS the country of The adoption of a revenue ia if il
an stead OF tnesp ~rotective tariff, and into the prop
revision ofthe laws relating the national reyenl
N ~taxstion, and to report on these subjects Mr.Ga
l. field thought the amendment was not germai
!, Pending. ~
b Co-Operstiye Life Insurance q Failur
n The last Ohio State Legislature Al
. pointed a committee to Investigate tt