The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-28

/. -.vv 'eiy. an examination n IL.
roll call shows that the affirmative vo a
composed oil l51 democrats and 27 re,,s.a !" -
iicans, ana the negative vote OF "a ren,h
means ana democrats. The sent;
ment OF the house as expressed IN tb;s snsl- ,.nS
is SO overwhelmingly against the anha!se suse
that there can be no doubt OF the nlt; lgs'uy ~
result. The senate will be obliped - Z. ass
cede or the postoffice Appropriated Nv, ~,
| will fail. The Republicans who yotad -. a.
non.concur were: Anderson OF Koa.a -
Brown otlndlana, Brown OF Penns vlva 4; ;St
Cannon, Cooper, Fuller, Guenther 1aa'
derson OF Iowa, Henderson ofIllino;s I'm I'm
burn, Laird, La Toilette, Lehiback Ta'4;sp
Morrill,, o. Donnel, Payson, Peter Ro,Sn,,
Ryan, Strait, Struble, Thomas OF Wisco.
sin, Wakefield, Weave er OF Nebraska W. W..
ner OF Missouri and White of Minnesotta. 8.
The six Democrats who voted with ths
Republicans in the negative were: Adams
OF New York, blanchard OF Louisians
Lore OF Delaware and st. Martin J;
Lo uisiana.
SENATE.-Senator Chace reported ,rom
the senate committee on patents an orivi'
nal International copyright bill as sub.
stitute Tor the bills on the subject before
the committee.
Mr.. Dolph endeavored to secure n.
setting OF a day for the considers.
ton OF the bill repeating the nrs.
emption and timber culture acts. Obiee.
tions were made by several senators. .aucnc
them Mr.. Sewell, who said he would ohiecs
to further special orders till the fitz John
Porter bill was disposed OF, and that he
would ask the senate to take uu that nm
when the bankruptcy bill should have been
disposed OF. Senator Spooner introduced
in the senate the bill introduced in the
house early in the session by Mr.. CaswelI
for the relief OF purchasers and other Guar,
antees OF the United States swamp lands
and to reimburse states for all such lands
included In the various grants sold by the
United States.
The bill closing up the business OF the
court of Alabama claims passed. The sen.
ate insisted upon it's subsidy amendmest
to the postotfice appropriation BILL Dur
ing the consideration OF the private pen.
sion bills, an animated discussion aroCs
| over the customary carelessness OF the
senate in passing such bills. house bill
passed providing for the establishment Of
several life. saving stations, including one
at Duluth. Adjourned till Monday.
HoUSE.-MT. Herbert from the commit
| tee on naval affairs, reported the naval
appropriation bill, and it was referred to
! the committee of the whole. The house
! then resumed consideration OF the bill pro-
hibiting the importation OF mackerel dur
ing the spawning season. After a long de-
bate the bill was passed-yeas 120 nays
! 80.
The house committee on the iVdiciary
! instructed Chairman Tucker to re-
ported iavorably an amendment to
the constitution, declaring polygamy
unlawful. There was but one mem
member OF the commtteewh didnot agree
| to the action OF the COMMITTEES, and eonly
! desired further time to consider it.
| Representative White OF Minnesota pre-
| sented petition. signed by 600 citizens OF
! Dodge Center, Kasson, Mantorville and
! other towns of Minnesota, urging the tax
ing OF butterine and oleomargarine.
| S.zNATE.-On motion OF Mr.. Sawyer pr
| vate pension bills were taken up.
| Mr.. Cockrell insis ted on having the re-
| ports read in a number OF the cases, and had
| some of the bills that he considered ofdoubt-
! fui propriety postponed. In q short de;
| bate on one OF the bills covering case that
/ had been rejected by the pension office, Mr..
! Cockrell said the chief OF the division, who
had rejected so plain and well proven
case, ought to be discharged from the SER
| vice of the United States.
! HoUsE-Several senate amendments to
the Dingley shipping bill were non-con-
cured in, including that OF Senator
Frye authorizing the president to retaliate
| on Canada for such acts as the seiz-
ure OF American vessels. Bills were IN
| troduced to consolidate customs districts
! to revive the income tax for the payment
OF pensions, and to distribute the surplus
| in the treasury for educational purposes
The bill to tax bogus butter was az
cussed