The daily gazette., 1883-03-03
rnNaREss.
,,a Time was Consumed at tho
I CapitoI Yesterday.

the Time Was Consumed ~ th0
-" capitol Yesterday.
49,. II g. Senate, yesterday, confer
luo ort on the District of Columbia APP
5Pt,nn IoP, hin was agreed to. A new Con-
pIla'i5 Committee was appointed on the
nv 1a,oe Appropriation bill. Bills were
JIM ! tDr the admission, duty free, Of arti-
seu u1sJ ~ for the Denver and Louisville
,hItions. Mr.. Morrill, obtained unani-
~ consent for the printing OF the con
nce report on the Tax-Tarih bill pre-
N rs presentation. Tue credentials
pS.osrs Manderson, Senator-elect from
nst,a ,I5' and Cullom, SenatoF.eleet from
~ we're presented and filed. The
oS, ,d Uarb0r bill was referred 10 the
'tttee y Is ON Commerce, Mr.. Edmunds
notice that when it should be re,
III from the committee he would oppose
@'onsideration. w. Mr.. Anthony offered a
'Ivtion. which was adopted, recitlng the
zion of President pro tempore Davis TO
=, al moon to-day, and providing that at
Lonr the Senate shall elect his success
"T The senate then went into executive
ION When the doors were reopened the
yGarenee Committee on the Army Appro-
lion bill presented report, which was
pcd to The item limiting the compen-
an 10 be paid TO the subsidized railroads
ormy transportation Is stricken from the
N evening session, conference reports
ghe legislative and Naval Appropriation
were agreed to. Mr.. Morrill, presented
n eynlained the conference report on the
lrnal Revenue and Tariff bill. After de-
1 Inc report was agreed to, at 1880 this
[nlng, by vote of 32 yeas TO 81 nays.
A the Republicans present and impaired,
bpt Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, and Van
* of Nebraska, voted yea, and all the
bocrats except Mcpherson Of New Jer-
4 voted nay.
4 The House, the Senate amendments TO
ISuudry Civil bill were non-concurred In.
4 conference report on the District of
8Dmbia Appro priation bill was agreed TO.
inference report on the Post Office Ap-
spuatien bill was presented by Mr.. Cas-
4 who said there was a continued dis
hementon the items for special mail facil-
4 aud limiting the compensation to be.
10 subsidized railroads. On motion
4Nr. Robinson, the House receded
N it, disagreement to the two amend
H.. aud agreed to them--yeas
4 nays III. The effect of the vote
pass the bill, retaining the
be approprlating Sl85,000 for special
facilities, and Omittlng the clause
bling the compensation to be paid to sub
kcl railroads for carrying the mails. The
Rested case of Buchanan vs.. Manning,
b Mississippi was taken up, and reso-
pn was adopted granting the contestants
n to withdraw without prejudice. This
8irms Manning's right TO the seat. On
li0n Of Mr.. Bingham Of Pennsylvania the
4, were suspcnded-l52 to Gland the
adjusting the salaries of postmasters was
cd On motion of Mr.. Curtin the rules
Il suspended and the Senate amend
b. 20 the bill increasing the pensions of
icr, and sailors who have lost an arm or
n In the service were concurred in. The
tinghaus. Frost contested case, from the
fl district Of Missouri, was considered,
slug which a recess was taken. The case
\ resumed in evening session, and the
tlui0n declaring Sessinghaus entitled 10
peat was adopted--l26 to ll0. Mr.. Ses-
fiaus was then sworn in, taking the
clad oath. The Conference reports on
legislative, Naval and Army Appropria.
bills were agreed to.
Don't Die In the House.
Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, ,mice,