The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-04-26
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mGroN, " y" ops
s,a oates of oratory are opened
y 1gVs gSariffI Tariff! will be the bur-
,sTsnaress ,r for some weeks to come.
q the Government Printing
!;I III 4 haye busy spring for whole
,,slk @ are to be cast upon the
. q "a More than ninety Representa-
as, 1,ys already placed their names r on
I'M s.ss Whole for recognition to make
~ y ~ nc tariff bill. As to the
',rt,,e ~ Of the contest, its progress
s,s s,0bably be interrupted from time
"A XVII h admit Of speedy action on two
81 ge,t n q, rseint aStsai fpy52Fia-
s;n AIth these exceptions the
N II, debate will be continued on each
,tiye II. day, and it will be at least
"A hef,re the bill can be taken under
\, T. minutes rule. The leading OPP
MA NJ Of the measure say they will Of
\ N, instruction to full general discus
When the time approached TOR
ipr up the bill all the prominent
n6srs Is ! on both sides appeared on the
[rd I the House ready for the fray. A
|, crowd of Democratic protection
gathered around Mr.. Randall who
gsthis seat during the proceedings, ana
spo part save TO vote Chairman
risson moved around on the Demo-
M side of the aisle and in the CLOAK
ms and did not sit down until time
,ction. As soon as the question,
I'M the bill be considered?' was de-
| M in the affirmative, he opened the
|hte with carefully prepared argus
M and was followed by Messrs Kelly
EKils in opposition. :
Although there is no tariff bill pend
Ein the Senate, that body caught the
IN of the lover House and put aside
Eegitimate business in order to let Sens
N Morrill, make an alleged tariff speech
|npy to recent criticisms make on his
lpre with the Tariff by Senator Beck
n Vermont Senator effort was realty
lively campaign speech, to which the
Enator from Kentucky replied briefly,
i effectively, saying there wa not even
pmote connection between the gen.
snan's subject and argument. After
n sepisode the Senate resumed the $40"
nor of its way with the bill fora Uni
I'M system Of Bankruptcy. Senators
13eorse, Hoar, Wilson, Pike, ingalls,,
IsrrIson, Garland and Call, offered
plsndments most of which were agreea
/ and it was decided among sther
ings that persons whose debts exceed
iree hundred dollars may apply Tor vol
Btary BANKRUPTCY.
iTne short debate ia the house on the
esion appropriation bill which was III
discussion again yesterday has deVel'
bed the fact, that the average dema
sgue 10 Congress promised the soldier
leaod deal more than he dares TO yot'
bf the way of pensions. r.
There being no other tribunal to lea
nd decide the cases OF small eIalMents
Congress is expending ABOUT two thons
md dpllars of valuable time, and som
lpIhrs worth OF printing. in the passag
!. a bill to furnish u Sergeant OF tn
United States infantry with i. cen do
lars worth uf clothing in ii.u Of appart
he lost in Il hospital fire tn years ago.
The National Academy Of Sciences
now holding its annual session noe
the National Mus um and many dist
guished scientists are in attendane
The re ,ding ot varlons papers on su'
Mbec 5, for instance as "The Sufficient
otlyrrestia Rotation TO DETECT XIV
GOu ses' followed occasionally by sfrll
y subject matter questions addressed
the e>sayest, are proceeded with N sn
am,nner as to remind the casual spect
tolofa college class studying up II DO
bequick time for an examination.
AZ q meeting yesterday of the hol
eommlttee on Law Respecting the ell
tin OF President and Vice-presiiont,
ploposition to limit to twelve mol'
the time during which Cabinet OH
may perform the dates of President y
acted on iavorably. 1t provides that
the duties OF the Presidency fall upon
member OF the Cabinet more til
twelve months before the next ensui
Residential election he shall issue
PROCLAMATION for a special session. 4
Eaton was directed to report the prol
sltlon to the House as nn amendment
Senate bill providing "tor the peri
nance Of the duties OF the office OF II
ldeut in case OF the removal, death,
agnation, or inability both of the Pr
dent and ce-President."
The ragtag and bobtail all come
biangor for a Spring spree every y
bangor has 1873 bar-rooms; 80 IT VIII
seen that the opportunities for gett
arunk are not at all limited.
The above is the latest announcln
rom the State Of Maine, where lives
senator Blaine, whose roseate letters
Prohibition SO charmed the tempera
men in the late House of Represe
yves. Bangor it must be remembers
- Maine, and is said by the prohibit
ls's to be perfect model OF u tenn
ance town, and so II is, If 1888 bar-ro
pra population of seventeen thous
people can furnish drink enough.
The first known case Of a man d
hom the poison Of gnat bites, occu
IN Arkanpo, xo.,,l UJ;o,,, Gtotinp n