Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05

aHMATE.

WAsEfsGlos, March 4.-The remain
ING; cotnnsittee amendments to the Rive
An.a hafbor bill we're agreed to.
Jones Of Nevada said II vas clear tha
turtoef DISCUSSION Of bis bill vas Ia,
nsfest waste Of time. He therefor,
meScd u, lay u on the table. The mo
non vas dsfeased-yeas Il, nAys 81.
message from the Hoase anno1uoeS
aafeement IN the P0stofiice Appropria
tioh bill 90 every point Of didersnct
eAfept teAt rciatlnR 70 postal ten oeni
stamps for Letters requiring sueoia
haste 10 delivery.
Piamb moved that the Senate rsee,i,
On this. Agreed to.
GALLON called zp his resolution 20 al
thoglze the Committee on Transoorta
tioia kootes to the Seaboard 70 ait dor
ing the fsceas of Congress. Agreed 10.
Consideration Of the River and Har
boz ball vas resumed.
at O'Clock Hale submitted tbe final
ooLaefence report on the Deneiency hill
showing that all differences were al.
lasted, and she Senate sent into execn.
tIsa session snd when the doors re-
opaned recess was taken until $50 a. m
little before IL the doors Of the
Presidents gallery were opened and the
people entitled to admission were es-
oorted ia. Among them we're Miss
Cleveland and Mrs. Hoyt, sisters Of the
Pnsident-eleot; Rev. W. A. Cleveland
and wife and their twe sons; Mr. Hast
InRs, nephew Of the President elect;
Miss Hastings, Miss Nellie Yoelnan and
Miis Annie Yoernan, his uieoes; Mr..
and Mrs- Bacon, of Toledo; and Col.
and Mrs Lamont. The blue tapestried
seats OF the Diplomatic gallery remained
the longest vacant, but they too we're
nllt'd by quarter past IL.
A quorum Of the Senators having ar
rived the business Of the Senate pro
ceeied With frequent and long inter
ruptions while awaiting the action of
the oonierees ON appropriation bills.
ihe events Of the early proceedings
which were not apon the program were
the outbreaks Of applause which crested
the announcement of the passage Of
the Grant retirement bill and the recep-
tion of the President's message nomi-
mating General Grant TO the vacancy.
Iho applause, which was hearty and
prolonged, was not suppressed by Ed
munds-
EIale submitted the conference rsu,r,
ON the Naval Appropriation bill. an
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Morrill, and Haryis
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