The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28
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TINS Aonsia was MT IN session on tts
iifh W the iihuaa ihe disputed r,lsi .ofhesl
Al iaViflailuH lMi vs. tasnn ~ aad val a.
HiHH nluNnia d.anisad iliH iffhk llu riHfHa
EA lHH fuF Hn lnpfetN ~ tannf wa thH
niHi 81 fuiit tniltnh iHH u vs. finally HlOital
lha inofraW w M aiHuini ilf fHliNlr ptfsial
rFirhs WHs tutol dnvti ald Tho inl liihn
dfart,m iuf that sesslsn il,a fsp,T isetti
lltu tdinintIeH ~ rubH llul.dinFs hlt nut
sustain tho allegations ni ffHui haaluH thf
llefaurf hspnflmynt IN tH patiaf Of wiiill
t,i,,n was sivun 4, ths dlsonssl,,n Of paoihe
ralifoad natinra
lN the Senate IN the 10 h Mr. ingalls, of
Kanlas made a personal attack on Mr THROWN
ol Goufgil charging tho latter with naklns
nldhluns ~ the sienugfaphor manuscript Ui
Tue committee ninuiinH on the bill to refund
money ~ the sini1 Of uH0rHla usoI for the
cphinon dctenEe ~ IN The allegations ~
tne knnras senator caused uuite q cDtnn0
lion and the Ii iriuled hun out VI orlor Mr.
iilor resolution calling Tor committee a.
~ ieHilgntu the New York National banks
provoked an animated discus lon, sena.
slme. The matter WIS laid over Mr.
brown made some remarks on the Utah
bill, In which he quoted historical facts 10
show that Massachusetts originated sav
sy 10 hl' county, sy,o dho coaiescaeG r.,
hl wa adopted. In the House
ably pn the uampbcl,Moroy con
tested clse from Ohio which, II adopted,
VIII give Campbell tDeml the seat. Several
bills wrro reported aud referred, when the
House wont into committee OF the whole for
eonsilcsatiOn OF tho deficiency appropriation
blll. Mr.. UNelrs amendment nppropriatlng
tti.EJ to improve the street around the Fed.
orlIl building IN 81 Louis was defeated Con.
siderable headway WIS made with the bill be-
Tore the house adjourned.
In tho Senate on the 18th Mr.. Brown, OF
Georgia, replied TO the personal attack made
ON him the previous day by MIR. Ingalls,, Of
Kansas, aud the latter had something else to
say, Tho resolution Of Mr.. butler To invcst.
gate the New York National hanks was again
discussed, Mr.. Sherman monopullling most
OF the time and speaking against any inter.
ference by the Senate In the matter
No definite action was reached. Tho Utah
Dill was taken up and Senator Vests
amendment was rejected. q. In the House
the conference report on the fit1 John Por-
tor bill was reported aud agreed 10 with
amendments. The Deficiency bill was passed.
The Pacific Railroad bill In reference TO
panlos was discussed at length, but no
conclusive action resulted before adjourn.
mant.
In the Senate on the lsth the F,tz John
Porter bill was finally disposed OF. Tho ses.
sion wns devoted principally to dlscus'o Of
the Utah bill. Mr.. lionr's motion TO strike out
tho clause prohibiting woman suffrage
was rejected. The bill was finally passed
By vote OF 10 10 l5.......In tho House
session held. Almost tho entire time
was given to discussing the Pacific Rail.
road bill, and considerable hcadway was
maio before adjournment further con
terence was held on tho Post Office uppro-
nriatIon bill.
I~ ,ha Sanato a., ,I,. foit ,ha rim a.. .,..
vent tho importation OF tea dust into the
United states wis passed. The rcmaindcr of
the session was devoted to the Mexican pen.
s.t bill, Mr.. Ingalls,. OF Kansas. doing mort OF
the talking. He appealed strongly for thepas.
sure OF the bill aud made point thai the Re.
publican Convention had dccla.cd IN favor OF
aNing provisions for the soldiers who wore
onOrably DISCHARGED from the Union army.
No conclusion was reached before the adjourn.
mcnt .,.. In the House the Pacific hallway
bills wec passed by a viva voce vote. This
hill to prevent tho importation OF forgn
pliIppr hbor into the United states by contract
vas alro passed. Mr.. Tucker. of yirginla, an.
huayorcd 10 have the morning hour dispensed
with In or'ior 10 cal up the bill rcpenlng Ger.
taln internal revenue taxes. but ho could not
secure ths necessary vote.
1g the Senate on the 90.h very little was
done other than To discuss tho Mexican pen.
sion bill, the lrg ils amendment being the
CLAUSE that com .nunded the must attention
Several amendments were offered. one OF
which wis rejected and the Senate nj leurned
without reaching any conclusive nrtiOn In
the llnusc "a bin was pHssed authorizing the con.
slrIction OF bridges AerUsH the Mlspi@ ppi
River ~ -. Paul. with amendments that will
rond the bill ihiCk to the sennte. A rcsolu
I on dee airing II. Jhhlmcrs Of Mlsslssippl
entitled Ia d scai was r.qOrtrd fayorably and
laii over, The CainpbcllNiorcy contested
election cuse. from Ohio. WIS dc tidod, the
fcoutCsi ant tslug uwurslssI the sent lie ut,.
pearoI before the bar Of tho House aud TOOK
ih. ua a