Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-05
XLIXTH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, May % SENATE Private
pension bills were considered nntli TWO |
o'clock, when the bankruptcy bill was taken |
up. 1t was soon laid aside and the bill taxing
land grant lands considered. After an ameho
ment had been added making the united
States preferred purchaser IN cast VI IAN; ianH
sales, the bill amending the Chinese imnl'
grafton act of 1884 was discussed Mr.
Sherman explained that the bill smpy eh-
planned the meaning of the eSistlng Jaw on
points where difference OF opinoI enioGJ ~
MIR, Hoar protested against further anu, M.
nese legislation. Mr.. ingalls, opposed tue hllIi
which was finally postponed to future day
| At $50 p. m. the Senate ADJOURNED
Uousr-Thc Dunn free ship bill gave way
| for the oleomargarine bill, and discussion on
| that measure was resumed. Speeches we're
| made against the bill by browne tlnu'l, hel-
| lev pal and Morrison llH. MI Gfosver'
| nor's remarks were directed toward the MOT,
rison tariff bill. After an amendment hao
| been adopted requiring toardiug- house
| keepers and others using oleomargarlhe 70
| label It as such, the House at p H. au'
| journed.
| WAsnINGToN, May 27.-SENATE.-A resolu-
| tion was offered for the investigation OF IN
dian traders. The bill FORGETTING certain lannS
in Oregon, belonging to the Northern Psclne
railroad, was then taken up ana oisuussea i'sta a
| during the morning hour. Several prlVate
| nension bills were passed, and at p m eu
Iogies on the late senator Miller, OF CaliioSnla
| were delivered by Messrs. stanford Hearst
| ~ ~ 10 snrrov of the senate had been adopt
| cd an adjournment was carried at 3;4o p III
as mark of respect to the deceased.
: HousE.-The conference report on tn'
shlpplhe pill mao nigrnnsSion on the oleomar
clause incluueu Sbnrt sneeches wer
garine OH niois mas 81 Virginja and Tllman o
-. south Carolina, against, and by Butterworth
a | and HIT or llhnols' IN la.oI' i,oeod va
/, Butterworth believed ,nt .aa llwnprJH l,nonJment,
too hlgn. After y uuhipGi ,'il vi nidinuInus ha
hnan ,.Iiod ant of order. the House adjourn
n ed at p. III. An attempt TO get a hleht -
s sion, for further dlscussioh' WIS uoio"''' y
:, | hlibusterlhg. ,,,,--.
v WASHINGTON, May 2s.-sENATE-A OH WI
|. nossed validating the general laws Of Was
e psto,, rarrito,v for the iucorporation of II
4 ihgtoh lerri'oiS io' ,r' ,,' -t,.In,s ogare
% surance companies. me reSo,uo,V' ,oDttmation,
yesterday providing lor au .ns.e.e s 49, ',.ns
saa r. tho Comuittee on Indian Affair
E,s ietleu o,;o, w. ,u ~ The Northern Pacific lar
Noiet" 9atnj,,ra nm was resumed III
tinn to lav on the table Van Wyck's amen
r. ,,. .n g go ewaeninp forfeiture of the Ian
lnant ia lai "a that toad was defeated by % ye
Rraamu,eu 49,, =" ''p Aftor a nrotracted debate I
so So,a =" Want into expcntiye session at 3:45
,e | m. and at 4. AZ adjourned,
* HousE.-lt was agreed 10 apIoutn a,l fnr q, cC
Monday next June 10 was ~ ai,' ai,'. roio,;
he sideratoD OF the senate resoiu,Iu rs,n Niiiar
mt to the death or the iale oena'p, ,;nm he
L., California. private ouslueeo No. unriI5 I'm N n
u' dispensed with, the oleolhn,E1o.i L.1. NV ~ ~ ,vh
70. | taken up and discussed uh.ii ?. ~ y
ho the House took recess uutli r. ~ To-,
Io night session being 1or tne at
~ | pension bills before inc rectse ee1 'i"' WV
10, of private pension plIls "ere lo"''
fu wAsHINGToN, May 29.-SENATE.-Not III
All s;on
en e'on' MI, c.,,o. oia before the Uo
est HOUSE, epeahe' .sa iaaN cooro,ory Of 6,
communication from the oecie.ai' 49, ~ =,
o submitting an estimate of sio'iVo 'or '''"o
AK rating the ststue of Liberty Enlightening
a ra'i,s ", snaa ~ Merrimar IN ". fir
H. Morln, oa an posi- Offices and Post.ro
rel the tomin',eiet ,it on n5ing the statutes
Reported ,b p,,i transmTssion of obsc
90. i've 10 oh W. .hn ,,a;ie Honse calen
oa' matter .nlousu& ~ u uant into comm
an Inc iouse .hon Mr springer d
re OF Ne Ne INV on the oleomarga
hat IN, .hn Nv rai"m amendment being tha
At & nlii. ihe G pypi'rS pWr Townsend Ill reducing
ave ,e.on .e, " osIoorargarine from ten to two c
rar raT on nound Several amendments were
i,, torod ond reiected The bill was discu
tba at some length the committee rose ana
hor HOUSE ad1ourHeqp 1nn p,nn u,l''I spSsTE.-nr.
rrv. introduced a bill to prohibit member
- ,i.,s INV ,.o,,, acting as ATTORNEYS for
Cohetess ,.oin t,,e.s 80. ora,ts frou
roads holdlng % GMaitciII tl,lI ~ Tnainc tho a
United states me vi plil Ca "a ,ns ,,nssa6
hour Jaw 10 Iel Iel,et sT,ha,, panihc land
stderatloh OF the w, ,,,',ea nntiI . n m y
a. teiture bill Whs isau"ua fI .,os taten m
~ the bankruptcy p!lI na9 M, .he section
heoIee ii4c for ipVoInnfary bankruptcy.