Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-29
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WASHINGTON, April 2Sth.-In the Senate
to- dsy the political disabilities bill went over,
and consideration of the Chinese bill was re-
sumed. the question being upon concurring in
the amendment striking out the fifteenth Sec
ton, which construes "Cbinese laborers" to
mean skilled and unskilled both.
By vote of % against 20 the Senate re-
fused to strike out the fifteenth section.
The Senate then voted-25 against Ito
reject Edmunds' substitute for the fifteenth
section, go the section stands just as it came
from the House.
Edmunds then offered the following as
substitute fer the fourteenth section Moth
ing in this Act contained shall be construed
to change the naturalization laws so as to
admit Chinese persons to citizenship" Re-
iected-24 against 10.
Several other amendments were voted
down, and at 4:25 the Chinese bill YVES passed
substantially as it came from the House, by
80 ayes. 10 noes.
The sections prohibiting Chinese natural
ization and defining Chinese laborers are
retained.
Following is the vote upon the passage of
the bill:
Ayes-Beck. Butler, Call, Cameron of
Wisconsin, ChiIcott, Coke, Davis of Illinois,
Fair, Farley. Garland. George, Grover, Hale,
Hampton, Harris Hill of Colorado. John
ston, Jonas, Jones of Nevada, Maxey, Miller
of California, Miller of New York, Morgan,
Pendleton, Pugh, Saunders, Slater, Vance,
Van Wyck, Vest, Walker. Willians-32
Noes-Allison. Blair, Conger, Dawes, Ed
gals, Lapham, Mcmillan, Morrill,, Platt,
Sherman-15.
Aldricb, Anthony. Ferry, McDill, Sewell,
Logan. Window, Rollins and Kellogg, ep-
posed to the bill, were paired withs German,
Bayard, Salisbury, Jackson, Mcpherson,
Ransom, Davis of West Virginia, Jones of
Florida, and Lamar, in the affirmative.
After an executive session the Senate ad
journed till Monday.
The Amendments.
WASHINGTON, April 2Sih.-The Senate
amendments to the Chinese bill, although
very numerous, have not changed the bill in
any essential manner, and will therefore be
undoubtedly concurred in by the House of
Representatives without delay. The bill will
then be signed by the presiding oficers of
| approval, all of which may be expected to
| take place during next week,
House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, April 2Ssh.-A resolution
was adopted reciting the recent Apache out
break in Arizona, and calling on the Secre
| tary Of War for information as to the number
| of United States soldiers now in the Terri
tory, and whether the military force stationed
| there is sufficient to grant full protection to
| the people, and also whether auy legislation
| is necessary for the prompt and { fiji lent Sc
| euritY of the people against the destruction
| of life and property by hostile Indians.
The House then resumed consideration of
the Lynch Chalmers contested election case
Tucker supported the claims of Chalmers.
Robson made an argument, which was
chat the House, having constitutional right
| to determine upon the election of its men,
bers, had the right and power to override the
decisions of State Courts throwing technical
tiles in the way Of allowing votes constitu-
| tionally cast to be counted. The decision of
the Supreme Court Of Mississippi that the
monkey dash upon the ticket was distin-
gushing mark, and that consequently over
900 votes cast for Lynch must be thrown
| out, was. in his judgment, not only absurd
| but unconstitutional.
| Carlisle of Kentucky replied to Robesop,
declaring that the principle laid down that
the House had an inherent right to override a
| State and test tire decision of its Courts was
the very definition of arbitrary power. I'm
der no other principles, however, could the
contestant be admitted to seat on this floor
Adjourned.
Patents Issued TO California Inventors.
WAsHINGroN, April 2Ssh.-The following
patents were issued this week 10 California
inventors L. w. Andrews, Live Oak, Cal,
steam engine governor; w. l.. Brown, Mare
| Island, camera attachment Jesse II. Burks,
Los Angeles, car brake Henry Casebolt,
San Francisco, underground galloway; A A.
Fisher and A. Hart, San Francisco, sewing
machine attachment G. l. Hall, San Fran
cisco, steam boiler furnace Robert Ross,
Santa Rosa, two wheeled vehicle William
Schroeder, San Francisco, imitation of mar.
quetry by painting ; Robert Skinner, San
| Francisco, composition for the manufacture
of artificial ties.
! Belliserent Belmont.
WASHINGTON, April 2Sth.-There have been
| several Tumors in circulation as to Belmor Is
belligerent intentions towards ex Secretary
Blaine. press reporter has ascertaiued
from a close personal friend of Belmont that
he has no such intentions He did consult
his friends as to what he should do, aud they
advised him not to take any steps towards
calling Blaine 20 personal account, as that
would bs out Of place. Belmont has as
sented, and agreed to abids by the advice.
| The report that Belmont intended TO resign
from the Foreign Aft 4i-s Committee is not
true. He is determined to go ahead with the
| Investigation.
| Not So Mad as He Was.
WAsH1NGToN, April l2Ssh.-Representativ
| Belmont has addressed to Chairman VIII
Jams, OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
q letter in which he says: He tblsine1
| thought it proper on a public occasion to use
language personally offensive. It was my
desire and purpose yesterday to put an end
TO any further continuance of those personal
tiles before the committee, and theraf1re re.
| fsrred TO less public treatment thereof by
| myself Having been surprised into making
q reply In the presencs Of the committee of q
character such as seems, To my deliberate
judgment, would have been elsewhere under
circumstances entirely proper, and which ex-
presses my Opinion perfectly, nothing further
In the nature of private or personal notice
OF the witness Is required of me. These un-
parliamentary personalities should have no
place on the records of the committee, and l
| cheerfully leave the method of dealing with
them to the direction Of your body"
The Chile.Peru Investlsation.
| WAsHIEeroN, April 2Stb.-The Foreign
| Affairs Committee have decided to ask the
\ House for authority to send q sub committee
to New fork, for the purpose of taking testi-
mony In connection with the Chile-Peru IT,
vestisstion. The committee made arrange
ments to hear Senator Blair Monday.
A Fit Candidate for the whipping-Post.
ERIE PAL April 2Sth.-Wbile dissipating
here John l.. Morgan, of Newburg, o.,
caused letter 20 be sent to his parents, de-
failing his death, and asking for money to
ship the corpse. The mourning mother ar
rived at the scene this evening with an un-
dsrtaker and a casket. She was rendered al
most insane by the shock, while the scape.
grace fled to Pittsburg.
Judge Lynch In Minnesota A Fiend
Taken from Jail and III Hanged.
ST. PAUL, April 2Ssh.-About O'Clock
this morning party of masked men ap-
peared at the jail in Minneapolis and de.
msnded the surrender to them Of Frank Nc.
Manns, the tramp who ravished and brutally
mntilated the year-old child, Nina Spear,
yesterday. The Sheriff was made prisoner
by the mob, but refused 70 divulge the
whereabouts of McManus. The mob then
made thorough search Of the Jail. breaking
open every cell on the first floor without dis
covering the prisoner. They then ascended
to the floor above and repeated the ceremony,
breaking open the cell doors, until McManus