Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-29
POINTERS TO THE PRESIDENT.
Hale Tells the Senate How Cleveland Should
Spend His Time.
DON'T WASTE 1T ON PENSIONS.
But Consider Plans For Extending
the Country's Commerce - Des
Moincs River veto Discussed
Affairs in Congress.
The senntc's Proceedings.

lhc aosehce ol MI l'oBou' supmWeu tle com
ference report ON the pension appropriation
bill, the house reccding from It's Disagree
mcnts Tho rennrt ,yos np,eed IN
Nn ,roit,r i,,im,,,,,,oJ - i,nI a',ei,,.,,,.
WI ie.'cl ''''VuWcc" " o'. "u',iur'E'ne 'he
plc'luohl 10 appoint anu leltc Alllcu tleas-
anton as major general. X tcrred.
Mr. Edmunds called up the bill granting
mansion nf sIoo nor month IN Emily I sian
pe",'o. VI Wv ~. .'o,''u S =" .-''i',S o' o@u @
hatd' wluoW OF "eheral Stahhard, OIL Ner-
mont. The bill was passed
The chair laid before the senate the con.
ference report ON tho nostot,Ice anpronria.t
'tuh u'i' s'"''liS "i't 'ne Vo'u"''''ee was ui-
able to agree, the question being ON the sub
sidy provision.
Mr.. Pugh addressed the senate in favor Of
VA "piioi n 80 ~ WV ~ 80,
prlhciple on Whlch he STOOD was that tne
foreign mail service deserved Just compensa-
tion as much as the coastwise mail service,
tho ,,ivor unoiI scrvico ar Tho r,ilrood mail
'''0 l,''i ''"'' '''''' VI ''e mus,
seI''ce,
its amendment to the subsidy appropriation,
and ask further conference.
M, If,r, H., ,i,,, oo,,,.sa az ,bo 5oh,,o s,,a
ba orionn ~, '"N oonIa had heo"rne on o~ar
PS NV poulvi "'e ~ ,t ~ h,i ,h Nv" ,rna
WY W Ia, "pPontu''SLH P SH ~ 'o,',u upn Wy ,1 uav1
fnrnish mrodncts nH ns chnanIy ss Grest Rritain'
ivri.lsn u piouVc.S nS cl'eaP,y ~ Hre%u pi,.al,,
france or a mernany ,, one ,n ,n,,ng g,; was meces-
iS " - ~, .u ~ W." ~ ,s5
ujti, ha,p trc ~ ,o'nsn an the
@ ] vrc o ,Ipo nenaro,s U
plS, pnmr,o " r,,p.noI NV ihe Ertish nnysrnment
cuui @ ~ p,, Wy WY ~ '.'ou so'".
n,au t,,e ,e % Wia v9',T & Miun M ,h"
PHI ho VII VIZ ,u hod ~. annmh ana for
iae .b ,hot tha eS n,,,d he
, ,o,, m,S1 f o.', i o Il a thinrs !" ,vhic,s
NV 10 MA Sh MN S"T VI ,iT t
him r,Ve Iess time to t6e cxamination and
@ IN, ivy, 80, 80 - = ~, . ,,i,;t oe - ,en,,.,;o,s ~
Sor,n ,,oor nid ii smidio, ond otudc nr, this
question and learn something OF TINS great
heiT VIZ. - ole,, W .,.o i @
that the senate insist ,lpon its Amendment
was agreed to-yeaS, 81; nays, IL. The
democrats voting, With the republicans in the
anrmaINS al We're NE MgSTlS, Sl browh' Vaii' Eustis,
,rhn senate thnn on motion of Mr. Plumb
took up the presidents veto of the bill to
quiet titles of settlers on the Des Moines
river lands, ana Mr.. Evarts aeilvered az
III ,hn ninf;pn ,tr 70 m ,ho Nil ,,,ara 'nr .I,,
and comprahrnSiyply stated An eyamina-
ton of the subject had satisfied him that the
president was rlght IN returning the pili
"%N,ovI % II, 'o n IT, Tho h;,I eaotod loro
Interests and a rreot many neonie in Iowa.
and was Therefore an important bill which
should be considered carefully and urgently.
III was nitortNliI IN alo'lgr respect. Ing 1.
StatnI thot am the case was a new one ta h,im'
1t was also a new one to the president H6
(Allson) was satisfied from the statements
lnaue III the veto message, as Wcli as iIom
W Vnrli thaf n"ithor of them haI smffi.
ciently studied the case so as to understand
fully the facts or the decision OF the courts
on the subject lie proceeded TO give his
20 .9rS oi ~, iiie ila,iui aaiu " 90, ,no pasSase
VI fter Mr. aiIson,s remarks the subject
az nd m
tive session the senate adjourned.
In the House.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Under the call of
states Mr. Randall of Pennsylvania intro
I,l a., I'm 10 ,oiuoo ,nd oonoIi,a a,t;os
ouc'' 'no oi.i W ,o""Io ,'' an" 'l" '',,' n, e'
on imports, 10 reduce internal revenue 'aAes'
and modify the laws relative TO the collection
of revenue
The following resolution was introduced
~, - i,I,a rrLa, tL Irn,l a
by Mr.. King OF LOUISIANA: Ihat the unitd
States will view with great s0icltude ana dis
favor the contemplated action of the French
governments in authorizing n loan TO assist i'm
.', ,,,, ti1' n,,a1o oo,,oI or on, otla,
tlc "oiN "h uIc n'''H" S'''.', VI wy o',ol
measure calculated 10 ldenllly III WIN tne
Panama canal, us such action is opposed to
the nolicy of the American people as ex-
pressed ny ,lle c'''ei eNecu.tNe oi ehe ohl.ea
States AT the lhceptioh Oh 'hlS chiial, anu
which policy is now most emplatcally re-
ppated and reiterated by the United Safes.
pocoI,od thot tho SECRETARY of state be re.
.o, '''"' -, a,,rras ,,;,hont 49,, ~,
qhcsted 10 seho 10 congress "ithout oeiay MI
correspondence bearing on the subject OF
such vast importance and fraught with much
danger to national interests.
ns - w .,,a,, ,aot into oor,ittoo ~ .ha
nc ho'.se 'i'ci' wen, NJ Va .ae
whole on the sundry clNll Appropriation Dill.
Mr.. Morrow moved to amend the bill by n-
creasinr from S. 5OOto $4,000 the yappropria-
.ion 10 ,,aot eynanses incurred inder tha
ttH 1i, W N.Y. t nG intt q nrovs "a re",,;,,,~
an ac All" ~ tren, TO csa t hs
.ne % , ~, id Iotn,, i6cs ,os
PIeitreu ', ai icmiarIv Ia, =, ,essne
th ~ ,"1n tha" ire 'arrantaL Ijc
VIZ d onttJ'' W ,i,inr msanarad ,,nder ,tho
Pni,hts W ! ahhnr nT ina Pnciic cnsst and
s husm'bb b W "a an0 ,orsnns ,",inS that son,a
s ps si ho inm ,tbicb ,yo,,id forevar
aG,"i aGiit Thina"o ar,ti"n After dah.ta
! moo''Dn,rv nrnomhmInnt Hvaa adonted withnnf
divis aiiv si"m ",'''''"''"' ""'
i,,o ,,oIoti,,a IN tI,o exnaneas of co,
ion,rn ''%T', az ravnmne from inc Sales of mbiic
| ionds h,yi,g heen reached MIR. Laird made
- sevn"~ attacG nnon Commissioner Sparks
in his administrntion of the general land
nitice, and mloted rom number OF letters
| dpnouncing Sparks orders, characterizlng
| Sparks as n scourge worse than grasshop.