The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-17
LUMIi XVIII.
| OF THE DAY.
h,or Everywhere.


-.a-a.asa . So
kgoxaL rnDeftiiisas.
1. on the oh NJ. ifawiaY lns
10 establish International
Elaboration 0f ihe ttfes0n cen
blll waa resumed Mf, Nor.
a,nenilnani similar ~ The me
4 Pacific forfeiture bill pro
NJ n Judicial proceedings fpf
Ksnt of rights ut any parties
the grant. slessra, SLATER hnd
the nueniiinenl, which, after
,ssl0n, was lost by a vote oi
Illl was then passed witiou'
Morgan gave notice gf a fupa,
I.ioe,.u..In the House a bill
|pfoprlatlns ti0.0n for the ~
te Indians IN Montana. In
/ ho whole, Mr.. Rogers lgt Ar.
chalr. THE pension blll WIS .,
h nppf0prlntea f9plp ~.
Here addpl to check the many
IIng schemes OF pension lhiin
|nR tho debate several ONO
In lively hpat, but finally the
y and the blu was passed.
NJ on tho Tth Mr. Plumb pre-
Ion from oklahoma settlers,
the land they occupy has
h bought from the Indians by
I'd, and protesting against be-
I Mr. Dawes said that the com
nlready reported that In
|eondltlon OF the titles these
I'd be opened for settlement,
kate had adopted the report.
Sde a speech on his resolution
reciprocity treaties with ma
lor population and resources
krded with disfavor. When the
mmercc bill was reached MIR.
rtpd that as n similar measure
House the matter should be
N some decision WIS reached
In the House almost the
M consumed by n discus
nter. State commerce bill. An
Mas adopted giving United
power 20 Issue wrlts OF man.
rlllng railroads TO forward
nnother amendment providing
6ronght under the act In any
1 competent jurisdiction shall
any United States Court. The
Tent over.
he on the sth Mr.. Allison In
! In relation TO the fees Of pen.
tnts and attorneys. A general
Moved, IN which several par.
il finally drifted Into "A critl.
kpprOprintlon and conference
the senate. The action of the
lso criticised, and the debate
grangle a. to which branch OF
the stronger backbone. The
referred. Mr.. lIawley offered
requesting the President to
katements recently filed In the
kent by General sherman con.
Confederate Government during
..ln the House the Interstate
was taken up. Mr.. O'Neill (of
offered as a substitute the bill
q commission. Lost. A motion
as also lost. The bill WAS then
Dte Of l53 to IS. Mr.. Randallre.
bill, making .an appropriation
The Alabama contested elec.
ralg vs.. shelley was decided by
Craig, Republican.
Ute on the 9th a bill was passed
bne OF the Greely ,relief vessels
Alaska waters, and to use tho
5urveylng vessel. when con.
the Interstate commerce bill
Mr.. Garland called up the
the same subject In order 20
nmlt the Senate bill, with all It's
tO the House bill, to the com.
roads for further consideration.
Preferred to have the bill de.
Senate instead OF In the com.
further debate, participated In
)nwes, Bayard, Cnllom, Hnr.
slater, Maxey and Jones (of
potion TO recommlt was lost by
~. Mr.. Wilson'S amendmcn,
DETERMINATIONS against local..
iduals was added to the bill.
red an amendment making II
railroads to charge small ship
rates than large shippers,
pr action the Senate adjourned
....ln the House, by n vote OF
body refused TO postpone
ess 10 take up the naval bill.
b favor OF the passage OF the
iptcy bill were reported from
hia board OF Trade. a number
Il were passed. An evening
held for The eonsiderati on o
was not In session on thu
the House there was quite |
on the proposition TO put asid'
and take up the naval appro
Mr.. Randall making "A stroni
nless the appropriation bill
an extra session would bi
nally the naval bill was passe,
with the exception OF "A fey
fraphs. The bill Ii for hal
year, and appropriates some
y the estimates. Tho consuln
tic bill was next reached
and Townshend spoke ON tn
the latter incidentally calle'
be great importance OF buiIsiin
nde with the Central and Sout
ntcs. Mr.. Robinson (of Ne,
speech In reference tr sendin
oreign courts M definite con
rached.