The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
neCDMaS eP CONGRESS.


eMAr1-A btlv introduoea n ,r.,. 4,
ssrnason,, oor,-,ah.. 1,ss go. ~ e.su. N.
land forfeiture bill was debated An amend
ment was offered providing method Of proce-
cure IN the courts for the ascertsjument OF
nghe Of citizens under the grant, but il vss
rejected The bill passed
inc mouse spent day upon the pension ap.
tne clauses relative to tho fees of rension 4.
HsSnneyn n tho coqr.e Of the dlsn6ssion, tA8
EEnip antag9nists, ]; D. Taylor and Gen. Wsrnsf
traDeed against each other again, and a. usual
ne t! spasks began to hy There were indica-
scns s. o. serious friction. but the riot was GOOD
asds@t champions Of the soldier im
me house, and he does mot hesitate. on eyerv
ooce9on. to charge Warmers pension Commit.
~ With having death unfairly with The man rs
whom tho government owes % much. Wsrner
makes great dsal Of noise ip defending his oTn
ne subject ofpensions comes up in any forms
ofush between these puRnsclouS Ohio man me,S
b confidently sxpecasI
NJ
-
eNAIA-The report Of the Nissosst IN,
commission v.s nreaantea d,,,r..se. go
nl.ca An : ,,at;.;o, 80. AZ 'sS.vI ".,', "oA
Pouaon lronn tne Okiahoms
III 49, .a 'llsy. Ar nor
treaties with Inferior % %nstons '1HPfSC.T III ,,oE
the ground that RECIPROCITY treaties were un-
nationality they were s.incurably wrong:n that
they were st war with the ''most favored nstlonr
clause Of oil other treaties, that so called On,
ciprocity" treaties with inferior nations sur.
rendered much home trade in return for liz
tie .l foreign trade. and that real reciprocity
bate upon the Cullom interstate commerce I'm
was resumed and continued till adjournment.
The house bill appropr;ating S5n. 90 for desti-
tute Indians ID Montana passed.. =
The President sent to the Sens&e
e Oregon receiver Of public asa moneys i ~ Ys
kima WSsh. August Dnddenhauaen IdsTn
eys a Uxford. idaho dh' e'''elo' pu"''' "oa-
:. The Senate confirmed EdwardC G. Wise, United
Gs! S.a.es m1!snA G for the Southern district oe
shsl Sor the Westsrn ;strct a - '1ss W;shi s..
Jacob 8. Boremsn, associste instice Of thss
supreme court Of Utah; Charles @. Waters,
attorney Of tie United States Eastern iistrict
Of Arkansas; Webster Flanagan, collector d
Iowa: NbSburv "a Westoyer RInn,' nm. mn.
Alanson p. Hammond, Ashland. Or.
- = - T.
nousA-ahe consideration OF tho Reagan
interstate commerce bill was resumed Passage
Of arms took plaoe betveen Na..rs Ke;,e.
and Resesn the former denv;no : stotnraaDs Mum0t
made hv fhe later to tha as,snt 3, ~ ss0nens
mittee on Commerce Of the for, savantt an,,
eress wsa nacEai sa.,nst a. ,,;I, ani 'a- ~
latter reitersting his statement -' ''-" " ~,
WAS adonted calling on ths .a.rst.rs ns Nsa
navy for information re1srdino the S.nse W 'as -
the death of Naval C.deR Er.nS sts..ns ~ ~
Oregon. who II ia aleoei died IN consao, VI VI
Of crueities inflicted by senior cadets fIo ~
LEGATION on which tRe resnInt;nu :. hasat o -.
that the cadet came h his death frnn, t,,e -
feet OF 60 caleb ahorse nlsvs m the ut "1 to
third class. he being puf in barrel and ro,ia i,S
around. ''. ''A.e~
6xNAIE-Among the bills introduced vss ops
,.sim ...nt. .na ...o..s p.n',oa
os.l'1 se'aA sno sssotney1 no said he did
not want to be responsible for oil the provis-
vi.isn. o1s y, s4ey ey Msrs identical @ With the pro-
the house Wss eenerr S 1s Passe0 y y
said, and repealed all legslative provisions con.
vs.r ed y sne pension appropriation bill Of last
sss:;ses e: ~; =
rastiv c,,. r.oa ~ .o .t thn mas been ndi-
fop snas ne senate va: responsible
ison ~ III .sor Inc tscs s snss the iegls-
reeui.r hiIi ind.s e ts III. u. ,ne . nouse N
~ no sne es OF tne senate there
isiston % II ~ 2, nsvtng wsii & considered leg
smsnd,nant ~ - pp sppTG t n because .n
Ia Nth rs.nact ~ - not - 0neica nor aepa1s @
n ;,sa n,d.. ~" tsP9ts .o M ne lntroduced the bill
rnttas ~, ,,an. sete,red 70 me com
the comm;ttsa Rsoo .nd sne m "a Gta..ay co9sidered N
that ~ndsr IS. .ha in;.. aI sne senste was SAID
s1ents uo wan. M1 .eSn,suon 81 iss. year CAM
70 ths s.nt .SopiS SopiSIss.nS sa peasion spPMcante; II
sne tsct snoula De 9scertained at the earliest
Sns tops s,1n. .na ~ semeay spphed othor sena-
The .sn.ta n sIo ;n 'au5ecs a.se,,s, .... ...:,,
sort,. - eS1aso tmasS e.ecnuso sess.on decided
N;c:y,,s My 70 s"e,se, ~, nos 70 MAKE tho text OF TIE
the chief speaker in opposition to the proposi-
LGn, ana Dasea ms argument upon tho con:
With treaties unincumbered II by ". ,dyco ., " ui in
auences from any source and quoted exten-
sively from authorities upon the constitutional
powers Of the senate in this respect.