The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

Al,ie.. q III. asa lres u. Capital

RDgdt a. Btsh OF CailopA ASH
tApt R-yiAsr 81 ths .Tr4 Vas con
GnnIed to-day IN FesPonsr 70 tbs Sen
ats resoiuios. he Postna,tsT Geoe1
today ;niolmed tAst hody that the to.A
nan.beS Of EeaaosOl. Of fosrthslAAs posi
masters tsm IA sh >. ISIS. To MSrrh
3. lss6. IAs sy65.
The Rresidenk las poninsted MARI
D. Baldwin, Of Ohio, agent Tor ths
Bhek5uot I0diAE- in N0ntaGG
SceS-AIy hi~Anning's condition to
night is soLs~ht iDpro'sd. At II
O'Clock he Wa rePotL-d aS being very
comfortable. To an As-oeiSted Pres
reppTtrr the Secretary sOu said that
uhii< they sud not c9nSdSr bis father
out Of danger. the Improvement this
evening gave them much hope.
The Executive session. Of the S-pats
t-day was . very Sbo one. The cases
Of . nAmbsr q 20 tnSIers whose pre-
dseeSHon Ssn Spspended. we're report
ed r.vo.Abiy- 1t AS statsd that the
Gases Of men against uhoR 20 charges
hare basR TeeeiUsd from any sourrs,
ARd in respect to the majority OF whom
the suspended of6ciIs hare eeom-
minded eop6rmation.
Saturdays adviees from the capital
arr "a follows;
Secretary M~apning's physician says
he i not yet out of dsneeI, nor cannot
BE- for . number of days yek
The Rivers and Harboa appropriation
bill viii be IspOrsi by The COMMITTEES
to-day. It s~pPropriAtss SIS. I6t. Gr,
OF which the P~-eiAeeuast peeives S7l4,.
500,
rbs silver men hope TO pass a bill
sqahaziR gold aaI silver. Tie Iesl
interest Il believed 70 be sale.
Itis believed that Col. s. A. Merritt
viii neseIye tbs appointment OF Gorern-
or of Utah and that General Mcllern-
and viii accept the Commissionership.
Tbs Edmopds Hesolgtion affecting
the prsnogstives of the President was
pressed TO a vote. the question being on
Mr.. Van Wyek's amendment providing
that ~ all such axes Of removals the
m ttSr OF cohrmAtions shAlLbe consider
ed IN open session Of the S,nate. Mr..
NIn "yck mHde . strong speech in al
Iocncy Of the amendment.
Mr.. LOAN said he NoaId vote for the /.
amendment but for the fact that il WAS
III ought that it would cucumber Cue res
olutions.
Ar. Hoar raised the Poipt that the
amendment Vas not in order inasmuch
asst changed the rules OF the Senat |
and NO notice had been given Of it.
The Presidsn s pro tcapore sustained
the point OF order sud IN appeal taken
bI Nr. Butler vas laid upon the table
yeas 81 nays 28. This vas a strc,
party vote except that Nr. Van wycke
and Riddieherger voted with the Demo
Gratis.
Mr. Harris having demanded a separ-
ate vote upon the Edmnnds resolution,
the hrst rssolulution, adopting the re-
port Of the Committee on Judiciary.
SIs Adopted-ysss 81, nays &c.
The secopt resolution condemninc |
|hs refuSal of the Attorney General to
Srpd copies Of papers called for by the
EFnAts. sas adopted-yeas 30, nays
IS.
Tie Question being on the third res
oiution declaring it to be the duty OF the
eeDate to refuse its advice and consent
I" The proposed removals OF officers.
documents in references to the supposed
RJtseondnct Of whom are With I'D, Mr..
Gray raised h point that it changed n
rule OF the Senate and wa not in Oh
ArF.
The President pro tenpore overnled
the point OF order. and Mr.. Gay appeal
ed from the decision.
ATO.e being taken on the third reso-
istson. 1t vas agreed to -yeus ID, NAYS
~ Mitchell Of Oregon, AID KiLdlebtrv
~ and Van Wyck voting wi b tho De.u-
ocIsts.
During the discussion preceding the
Tosr' Seuntor Ingalls, drew a comicuI
picture OF the hybrid crra ure known n
uugwumP. He said the neuter gender
was not popular either in nature or in
science. male and female created H..
tnsm." But where was the third Roy
al that could 'seI'' be called which d.,
had nope.) resulting sometim = frou
the cruel caprice OF Nature aud a, others
from accident or palVoleut d .t,u.
possessing the vices of both and the yir.
tue" Of neiihsrs unable either to bep.t
OF bear; possessing neither, iecuudi,v
nor Virlity; endowed with the co~p,.n,t
of men and the dedsion of woman
doomed to steriIity. isolation and ~.
nnction, "Bpt" said Mr. Ingalls,,
"thcy have two functions-tL.y SING
iAiSetto lgreat lsughieFl aud they ar.
usually selected rs guardians Of IN.
seraSlios Of Oriental despots." fire.
IS"ed Laughter 40 COMO from 40.
prs 70 fset,f' be conIuusd, "ths ,hird
party has distinguished Itself by singing
~ fnlsetto Phrases OF Civil Service ne
ivrm and had bean ssiected nc the Ous,.
dlAn Of The coRscienco Of III National
Rovernment."
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