Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-04

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tlnn lAa Commillee On Ruhil4 kAnds
wa9 aIzek4g7d Erun rs frrther conzid.
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sneGtltu1g % TIA Epnga bina Eno TO
lloa Was azTsed 80 ard ne Ho11e Ill
u11 ansen1ed ao1ortineiy.
On tha uisaEzeeinR Vu1a q 31e two
hggess thus br11Eht ahnuf, tAs 91nate.
on motion Of Van HycE, e41orea Z
Dommi1lee of CoufeEEnoa. This haG
she eEee1 of avoiding he delay whioh
uould result fKnm onnsiferakinn 81 -
Senate bin a9 an oriRi11i proposition "a
The Hons8 of Eepeaasnaaaipsa and rutl
i a. onua N f1a hands e 9 0unfsrsnnr
Gommit1oe.
Dawes. frona lha oommfttes "a In.
dian Affairs, having nepoEasd bank the
reanlatian Of Mil1on. of fowa. calling
for a. fnrsstirafian g ehe nnasier =
tha nrpain4meuf az ln1ian lRadNra. witl
ahe reoo1nElsndati0n thal q special aun-
miitee Of I've senators b anpainted q
naake a. Investigation Il was aRreed
% and tie President pre tsaspars dealR.
natoa aa saeh eommiflae MeasrA vii
son, q Iowa, 1elIaR. 6poansz. Harris
and Wilsans ol MnEyland. MeMl1. VII.
enns of lows, Teller and Gpoonar asked
y Be excussd, haTinR alFoady e maeh
eommitlas work - thay could atland
60. Theg were excused
Dawes said the CnmmisafnnaE az In.
dian Affairs asked for thoEsuah exam
inafion.
Allisou. from the Oommithss on An.
preparations, reported TIE consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill With
amendDcnta. THE aRRr1Qala appro-
priation has been Increased by the sen
ete Committee b. 80 s7o0l.
E4arts again called up the bill % In
daEnnify the Chinese for LOSSES incurred
By the riots 1t Rock Springs, Wyoming.
Iha bill being placed before tie Senate,
EvaEta addressed The Hanata on iG He
characterized the acta oamplained Of a.
diagraoeful 70 any oommunisy il which
they occurred, and diaRraosEul 70 any
GOFeruH1ent that would not punish the
guilty parties and repair the damage
done. This be repeated and would not
qualify. 1he persons p1EpotrafinQ the
act, be said, wero suhaect 90 cur laws
and were responsible Ter their condnet.
Ihe Queation vas not complioated By
any question Of State laws interfering
with the Jurisdiction Of Unitad Stahes
laws. ~0ur people" Be said. smusl
rescue itsslf from this foul blot on our
civilization
The matter wsat over until t0m0rrow
and the Senate adjourned.
Mauao.
WAaHrNaroE, June S.--HenIsy Of Gall
fornia, from the Oommltses sn Public
Lands. reported . bill 30 rellnquiah the
interest Of the United States 10 certain
lands IN San Francisco. 0ommiifes Of
the Whole.
O'Neili Of Missouri, from the Com-
mittse on Labor, reported back the SEN
ste bill extending the provisions OF she
eight hour Law 10 letter carriers. House
calendar.
The Hoase then resumed oonsidera-
tion Of the oleomarQarine bill.
Hatch took the floor 70 close the De-
bate in support Of the measure and de-
liverod q long spaech In which be re-
viewed the history Of the remarkable
confess over this bill and defended the
COMMITTEES on Agriculture against the
attacks made upon Il By the opponents
Of the Measure. At the conclusion Of
Hatch's remarks and after q stormy
struggle over q parliamentary ruling,
the House pFoosedsd to vote on the
amendments 10 the bill.
The amendment vas disagreed 10
which excluded from the dahnitiou Of
butter the product made from milk
OF cream when colnKing matter Il used.
The yarbiage cf the section defining
oleomarRaRine was changed 90 that the
latter clause shall read ''and mixtures
and compounds Of tAllow, beef fat. saet,
lard, lard oil. vegetable oil, anato and
other eolorlng matter, intestinal tat
and oil made IN fmitati0n or semblanoe
Of batter, or when 90 made calculated
10 be sold as butter OF butteFine."
The amendments requiring hotels and
restaurants In the District Of Columbia
20 placatd oleemaFgarine was rejected
By years 50, nays 176.
In acoordanes With an agreement
made Ia cammittos, Hatch submitted
an amendment declaring his opposition
10 it, however fixing tue rate % the tax
on oieomaraarine at cents per pound.
Rejected By years 10, nays ll0.
Hatch then offered al amendment nx-
lux tnL AU4G - NV 8GAtN NGA NHAAAAAA4s
Agreed 10 BY yeas l53, nays LIZ.
AZ this point the proceedings we're In
terFuptsd 70 enable W. L. Wallace 10
take the oath Of Office as Representa-
tive from the Second District Of Louis
lana 10 hll the vacancy caused By The
death Of Michael Hahn.
Browne, Of Indians. offered an amend
ment exemptinQ from the tax oieomaK-
eaFine when sold under its trne name.
Rejected BY lis to l63.
Mills. Of Texas. moved 10 Feeemmit
the bill with instructions 10 the Com
mittse on Agriculture 70 report Il back
with an amendment imposing tax On
ineemes. Lost BY s. 30 1S8.
The bill was then passed, yeas III.
nays l0I.
There we're nos over dozen membeFa
present when tbs House met this even
ing fer general debats on the Oklahoma
bill. The discussion was devoid Of in
tersst and at 1890 the House adjourned.