Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-20
Congress OF the United States.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
Congress OF the Emitted states.
SENATE.
! WASHINGTON December l9th.-The resolution Tor
| holiday recess went over until tomorrow.
| The Seuate resumed consideration Of unfinished
buslness-the rules.
a clause in the fifteenth rule gave rise to debate
IN which Bayard, Beck Sherm IA snd ingalls, partc-
pated. This clause provides that all resolutions ad
dressed to The President, il objected tc be offered
TO the committee having jurisdiction the sub
| lect Of the resolution. Tne clause rejected.
! The Senate took up the House concurrent resolu-
| ton Tor holiday recess, and amended It, making
| II Monday, January 7th, the day Of reassembagc
| As amended II agreed 70, and returned to the
| House
After an executive session, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
| WASHINGTON December l9th-Scalos argued that
Skinner pres suted uyuluerabe prima faCe evidence
| in the Springer contested election case
| Mills defended SkIuner's right TO the seat.
Belford said that in the light % the nineteenth
| century ne thought the Republican and Democratic
| parties could afford 10 be honest. 4 large number
OF Outrages had been praCced on both sides and il
idle 10 Try to conceal their intent II the House
set itself up repudiate certificates Of Governors
Of the respective States, it committing master
ful mistake idto tbs bosom Of which he Tor one did
/ not propose 20 deop~-.-z---
| After long discussion, Keifer having withdrawn
| Skinner sworn in.
| Morrison offered concurrent resolution for a
holiday recess from Monday, December 2lth, until
| Thursday, the 81 of January
/ Agreed to-l34 2l-with the understanding
| that no business be transacted on Monday except
the appointment Of committees. Adjourned.
| Breeze In the House OF Representatives
| WASHINGTON, December i9;h.-Qlite breezy oc-
! currence took place in the House tins afternoon
the report Of the Committee Rules to create
| 4 Committee on Labor out Of the Committee on Ed
ucatiou and Labor Of the last session Blackburn
made the report, briefly stating that the committee
had couclu ed TO establish Committee on Labor eN-
cusiyely to consider the affairs ot the workingmen
| Of the country, who were constantly demanding
legislation in their interest. Willis Of kentucky,
author Of the Chinese ffteen-p -passtn nEer bill and
[ member Of the Education and Labor Committee in
the two last Congresses moved to amend the report
| so to strike out the name OF the new committee
| and increase the membership Of the Old He did
this the ground that the old committee had little
! or nothing to do. and il divided, the education
| part Of 1t might just as well not be ap.
pointed. Blackburn requested 4 reference Of Willis
| amendment to the Committee Rules, who, he
promised, would consider it Willis said he thought
] this was an attempt to smother his amendment md
| objected. The debate was waxing hot when ONeil
| Of Missouri new member, hercoly attacked Willis
! for his attempt smother the voice Of the work
! ingmeu Of the country and demanded the creation
] of new committee in the name Of the labOrng Clt-
| ment Of the United States. Willis at once withdrew
his objection. His amendment referred and the
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Speaker Carlisle the feeling Of Willis and O'N-il on
| the education and labor question than ANYTHING
e',e, Har - .,4 !i+. ,,,,, ,''1' '8Ii a., 49, 'le
the Chinese bill Of the Pacific delegation prop
ery belongs to the Foreign Affairs Committee, it
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Senate Combinations
,v,surSer1>, neco,,Ter 1o,b Tbo sor,,, ., ao,.
confirmed the follSvinp nominations Waller Evans
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Albert U. Wv.
man Treasurer of the United States: Edward o
Graves Assistant Treasurer of the Unitea States
Indian Aceuts-Rodney D. Waters, Of Connecticut.
Colvlne Agency, Washington Territory James F.
Gardner, Of Colorado, Ouray Agency, Utah; Elisha
W Davis, Of Colorado, Uintah Agency, Utah;
Oliver Word, OF Ohio, Neah Bay Agency, Washington
Territory; Benjamin W. thompson, OF West Nir-
siuia, Ssseton Agency, Dakota Sanderson K. Mar
tin, OF Pennsy l'ania, Shoshone Agency, Wyoming.
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teriay are as folloss: William r. Morrison. Of
ILLINOIS A. ) Hewitt, %! New YORK Frank II
| Hurd, OF ONO; j. Z. ) Blaehburn, OF kentucky; II.
| Hobart, ot Alaoama ); ) Jones, ot Arkans ts; Z.
! o. Mills, Gi Texas >. H. btuntr OF Georgia: W. d.
nelly, OF fehusl wanna Johu n Mason, ot Iowa ;
W A Russell OF 'las'achJiS@tIe j. " arTen heiier, OF
! ONO, and Frank Hl'ioek' oi New York one or
posloy Two cuahs,S ma! De mace IN thls slate, nut
| Whatever is done, over a majority CT the members
| VIII De ret-trauevs II Is settled that fennsyi-
wanna Will be reprtS -nied IN the ChalrmanshIp by
| Mr.. handaH at ths heai oi .Sppropii lii)ns, and
! Governor CurllA at 'he heau oi naval Ahurs.
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! WASHINGTON, December l9th.-The following
patents ave been issued to residents Of California
| Charles W B. BurS1ri, Petaluma, single harness /;
| Robert L. Burns, San Francisco, cooking stove;
| John Campbell. san tranci-c1 smelling refractory
ores; Dave \. Waulkner, Sacr, mento, dirt scraper
! John McDermott, san Francisco, shen extractor
| Edward +. Pfund, sacramento, portable door
| fastener James RoOb, San Francisco, edger Bell
| VI. Sap'ien, San Francisco, box cover attachment :
Thomas J. Smiley and G. II. Stombs, San Francisco,
| automatic lamp eNtinguiSher and wick trimmer I;
| Henry Nock, Gra's Valley, wine aud cider press
| August Adam, Of Reno, New, was granted a patent
| for potato digger
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| ~ find fanIt with The 5g G0o Or0 cifizens cf The
| limited states but with the 513 COO ",Iudes who
| a,.Ized in the train of every Euristnlqn
CONGRESSMAN On rs said he was NOT here becarse
| he had Irish hlooi i'm is veirs I'm. bcc,rse he ba5
aIvlys been lover Of liberty and because he hated
! tyranny aud intolerance H., bopeJ 10 live IN see
the d,- when the ueupe Of ireland woud he as fre,
as the citizens of America The time was NOT far ofF
! when the TYRANNY uude- which Ireland was an,
| pressei wouid be broken II II sh,uld t1,rn ont