The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-19

reporter may b0 he could not hear all tho
senators with equal dlstlnctnoaaa. Had tho Sen.
ator from Kansas oallod his Glrown'sl
attention 20 the words complained OF, as was
usual IN such cases, he would voluntarily and
publicly diyeetod the Language Of every trace
Of even seeming nnkindness or depreciation.
Notwithstanding the assurances given In tho
Senate by Mr., brown, the Senator from Kan
Senator,
The Char thought this observation out Of
order
MIR, Brown submitted 10 tho Senate whether
II would permlt such an outrageous and lner'
cueablo breach OF It's privileges 10 80 un
want of courage v be 70 yentured mt y 70 aSy thap
there was nothing In tho person, character OF
anteoedents OF the Senator from kanaas 70
make him an object OF apprehension, or "a
excite the fears OF any man,
HOUSE,
The House, Monday, wentinto Committee OF
the Whole on tho Deficiency blll, The clause
restricting Tho salary OF f0urlh'olasa post
masters 10 slOO WIS 1rokOn out. The al
lownnoea tQr contested election oaaea WIS
lxed 10 ssN0p, which IA $1,000 for each onao
out tho section prohibiting the Treasury no'
partment From oonaderlng any oaim with
IN year altor the pasaug0 OF tho act or
lvo y6ars aftor tho olaln was created. AZ an
evening soaaon OF tho House many amend.
monta were offered 70 the Delolonoy bill aud
voted down, An amendment Ollored by Mr,
Long, aud adopted, provides for the refund
ing OF State expenses Incurred In raiGing vol.
unleers % followsl Ohio, toO9iOi New York,
tbiM6i Michigan, St',3i5, aud Massachusetts,
S2s66D
Mr. slotum presented tho conference 70
port on tho BltE JOhn Porter bill, The eject
Is 10 strike out OF tho bill the WORDS together,
with all rights Titles aud privileges" and
70 ine0rt tho words, provided that said
FlA John Porter shall receive no com
poneation or allowance whataoeyor prior
nnnnlnIInHmI
lnstead OF tho following words In
the bills "Dut this act shall not bo CON
strned as authorizing pay, oomponsatlon oI
allowances prior % HIS appointment undoI
yeas, 1885, Iays, Ol. Mr., layeon, from the
Committee on Public Lands, reported back
tho bill 20 restore all lands held In indemnity
limits Tor railroad aud wngonrond purpoHoA
went lntOIOmmltteo of the Whole, with Mr.
Dunn In the chair, on tho Deficiency bill.
THAT MYsrEmous APPROPRIATION.
Secretary Frellnghuyscn has cOmmunl-
Gated with Governor Curtin Chairman OF
the House Foreign Affairs Committee, con.
cernlng tho mysterious Senate amend.
mont 10 tho Consular and Diplomatic up.
proprlatl0ns, appropriatmg $3.50, 900 10 car
ly out tho provisions OF tho Neutrality act
aud arrangements have been made by
MessrS Curtin and Randall for Joint sos.
sion OF tho House Foreign Affairs and
Appropriations Committees 10 DO held
Wednesday morning, 10 consider what
action should DO taken In tho matter by
the House Tho question tobo discussed Is
VIII ther, finding tho appropriation u proper
one, they should simply recommend
concurrence In tho Senate amendment
or should Introduce resolution IN the
House calling upon tho Secretary OF State
for all the correspondence relating 10 the
matter, aud give II 10 tho public that they
may understand the transaction. II 10
thought tho latter course will DO followed.
PROTECTION FROM FRAUDULENT oLAiMs.
The bill introduced In the House by Mr.
Deustcr yesterday, 10 prevent aud punish
the prosecution under protection OF tho
United States OF fraudulent claims against
foreign Governments, provides penalty OF
fine and Imprisonment similar 10 that pro-
yoTIbod by the revised statutes for
making or presenting fraudulent clalms
against the United States. II also
authorizes the President In case
II shall appear TO him That tho claim which
has been allowed Is based on fraud, TO with
hold the payment OF tho proceeds aud TO
return the same TO tho Government from
which II has bcon collected, unless tho claim
ant shall either remove tho suspicion OF
fraud or shall consent 10 u ro.lrlal OF tho
claim Tho bill Is intended 10 avoid ain.
culties such as have arisen through tho
claims against Venezuela and Mexico, aud
10 prevent future speculation In lntornation-
Al claims.
TWO THINGS sETrLED.
Two important things were settled by
the House yesterday, ono was that tliero
Is no chance Of the House concurring In tho
Blair Educational bill by u nom partisan
vote OF over twO.thlrds II took up tho bed.
cheney Appropriation BILL setting aside tho
Educational bill. Tho Appropriation
bill conld be called up NJ any time,
while tho Educational bill can not
be called up ~ matter OF prlyl
lego again. Tho other matter settled
was the date Of adjournment Mr. Randall
said that ho had Information from tho Sen.
ato that they would be roady 10 adjourn on
July g. Tho House has already passed u
resolution 10 adjourn on June no. aud Ran.
dali says that tho Senate will amend II to
July and pass H. and thOn tho House will
concur. This result II Ia said, was reached
IN the Republican Senatorial caucus held
to-day II will give Oll tho Democratic
Congressman who desire 10 do 80 an OppOr.
tunlly 70 attend tho Democratic Convention
nj Chicago,
WHAT Tiflsy ARE GotNo 10 30.
President Arthur Is making arrangements
TO resume the practice OF law In Now York
City next March, There IA no truth In tho
rum0r that hO will accept tho Presidency OF
Columbia College when hO loaycs tho White
House Both General Gresham and
Bob Lincoln will retro from prcsl.
dent Afthur's Cabinet In Il short
time, Gresham will bo appointed
United States Judge 10 nll tho vacancy
canset by Tho retirement OF Judge Drum.
mond, and Lincoln will resume Ills law
practice IN Chicago. judge Folgor hopos
that place will DO provided on tho Su.
prone Court bench for his benefit Chand.
lor wl remain In hls Cabinet until Blaine
Is lne1guratcd, and will then Try TO per
suado hls old Chloitnm 10 retain him In his
present Job Brewster Will also remain
until tho last moment and will then bo q
candidate FOR mission 10 some foreign
country.
ELLA WANTS A PENSION.
A bill has boon introduced In tho House
lnstruchng tho Secretary OF tho Interior TO
grnnta pension TO Ella u, Gibson, for roa.
sons eet forth In tho following pwamblo,
WuEntAs, Ella 4, Glbeon wus elected chap.
lain Of the First Wisconsin heavy artillery,
end sutveu M such chaplain and received pdy
for such service, and
WniprAs 1ho Secretary Of tho interior
has tolCotod her claim for ppnson hopntao
she was not mustered on account OF being
woman,
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