Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-07


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laded % ~ nguFning dravegses 1lfA
N1ien ~ ehaEHkar wsa knrr T. Tnrr..s.s-
g lns he senstos RIke, q Nsu Hss1p'-
Prssfdins On So Sherman ,sta h.s,-.
aha eenase several af the anuasl 1890
81 haa9s Of repsFtnzerfs. wk3eh -
ordered printed.
kesgintseus WsEs adautss axfne a.
SAILS heas Of me- ting AZ naon. fnfurm-
inE tue hoaa8 that tie ser.aas - =,
% pFpcsed 70 bnEnssa, and for - -.
pol1e1e18 q eommisfse e waif 49,
toe President % liks uuFpnaa. -
Edmunds and aanlsbuFy waEs appointsd
suco oommfttee.
Ths credentials 81 gnustnv gsui.-..
Of OslifsEnia. we're psassutsd ~ -
cath Of af1ca a6mfn tatsrsd.
A. z rseia08 after aea "a. E3munds -
ported thar tte &oiu8 Clouansasnr ~ -
sac Housee had waited on ~ Pres
oeat. aud that tha PteTidans IA astsS
to g 'xnm9ises 30 oongratuiats tha 50
ale am4 ths House On their aafs Fsfnrn
% the eapifal, and 10 aay ha woula eon
maniG4ts 10 writing fmmedi stesy.
Aneteupoa the message VS. FeeaivsS.
so tos reading rs begun b seosetaEy
HEADING Of he nnsssaQs uas oou,laaea
e 30, when tha message and aoeam-
psnyiag doeamsnts Wsss ordered
printed.
HaaF remindad the senate that slae
Pacl1s railway fandinq bill had heea
Eet d0gn as che apastai order for fonor
rog, and sid h8 Woaid ask that ita con
eldeFn len Be deferred ID hopas that the
House woniG Ia the neAntfnn take
sone aetion that would rolleSs che Sen
ate of tt8 tFo1bie IN regard 10 &.
Blair aaBoanesd the death 81 bis &C..
leagae, Pike. and moved e. Z marx q
raapees Be- bis msmsry that the Senate
adiourn. Hs woaid, AZ tha appg0priaas
time, aak the senate 90 sss apart ( day
for heaKtug eulaaiaa. The motion vas
sgrsad %. and the Senate adjourned e.
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For an hozF befoFo nooa today ths
door Of The House. presented - onlivea-
ina appearances. Groups Of members
crowded the el0sk rooms aud biockAded
the aisles, chatting and Exchanging
s0nRFatulationa Of success il tho recent
eiectlens o. % doisnos upoa the de-
feAled. Tbs viet0fs -tWittsd ths van
qnished. amd She vanquishsd iokiaRly
comm iBsaFated with the visitors nDon
theiF failure 20 thfog oa TIE buFdsns Of
public life. Citlzena Of WaahAnRtou
crowded The galleries, and looked down
with interest and nmusanaant on the
eeene being enacted below. Exseative
and diplomatic galleries we're, how
ever, c0nspionOusly empty. The desks
OF vArtoua members we're adorned
with AoEal dealgna TIE Speaker was
net foFaosten, and bis desk was plen.
tsoualy adorned, wbils congratulations
abouaded. Those offered 20 the head
we're Apparently the most earnest, and
be was kept bnsy shaking hands With
political fFiands and FOES, who seemed
20 agree With each other il oxpressina
the hearts good will and wishes.
AZ precisely ~ Speaker Carlisle nap
ped the House 10 order, and che chap
lain delivered prayer IN which be feel.
ipely referred 70 the dsatss az Repre-
sentatiVes Ketohm ard AEnot, and In
voked divine supervision ovsF the pre-
ceadinaa % CONGRESS.
II ebedispca 20 The direction Of the
SPEAKER, ths Clerk proceeded 70 call the
roll. uhea 2l5 members respon 3ed.
On motien Of Morrison, Of Illinois, q
resolutions was adopted. directing tie
Clerk 20 inform the senate that the
House vas ready 70 proosed 10 basi-
meas.
o. motion Reagan, Of Texas. q
resolution was adopted for ths app0int-
ment Of q committee % thKes members
20 Join q similar committee on she part
u ths senate 70 wait upon the PFesi-
dent and inform hin that Congress vas
ready 60 receive any communication be
might desire 20 make. MssaFs. Reagan.
Breckenridge ct Ksntuoky aud Rssd
Wese appointed as aaoh committee.
Hewitt. Of New York, rising 10 Quaa.
tion Of privilege, asked that 3. s. Coz
should be sworn 10 as q member Of the
House 10 all the vacancy caused By TIE
resignation Of Joseph Puilitzer. he
stated ~ the same time that The formal
certificate OF the election Of Cox had
been received and no obisctiOn vas
made 10 Coz qdalifyt1a. His personal
popularity was manifested By rounds Of
applause which crested bis ~ entry into
legislative life.
Henry WFusk, Of Maryland. and Hen
~ Bacon, Of New York, also appeared
AZ she bar Of the Hoass, and qualified,
hlliRQ the vacancies oooasioued by the
death Of Vim. n. Cale and Is Il Beach.
AZ 1880, q recess vas taken until 2
s'elook.
several bills we're introdaoed and re-
feEred, among them one By EvaFts, 10
Authortxs the eonRtFaettOa OF a bridge
across East river, New YorK.
nitohsll offered preamble and reso-
lutions calling for = report from she
Secretary Of War - 10 the reasons for
the change Of engineer 10 charge Of tue
works Of Internal Improvements 10 Ore
eon. which vas hsid over until tomor-
rev.
On the reaasembline Of the Hsase the
COMMITTEES appointed 80 wait apon sue
President announced thai Il had per-
formed les datR, and that the President
would aommnnioats In writing with
Congress forthwith. The Presidents
Assistant Secretary vas then annonnaed
and urssseted 10 the Hoase tue PFeai-
dents annual message. u vag tmms-
dialoly read By tue CLERK.
JomN 4. SULLIVAN a. SRATTEE.