Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24
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Wkznnurua, gnly - -Edmusds 70
day submittsd The follouilR Fenal1tion.
wkfch wna refeEfad 20 she Cnmnifaae 90
Eofelan AHaires
Hss1. That The Cnmnikaea a Euz.
efRn B laiinna hs and Il hareby in-
airue1sd % inquire i1lo the rights of
AmaKiean asoinn veaaels and msrohnnt
genseia uIfhfn the North Anerioan noas
seanioHa 81 tke Qnean Of Great Britain.
ard whethnr TIE rights of snoh vessels
haHs boen violates, and Il so. % What
extent, and wAaf stays ere nesessaRy 10
bo aaksn bY Con1Eesa % ese1Fe SIC pEo-
taaGfoA and vtndioaai0n el shs KfQAsg nf
the Unitnd States IN the premises. that
said eommi1las haRs power % ssnd for
persona and papers, 10 employ q stem
oRraphsF, and % st during she recess
o. eho Senate, either aa q full commit
Zee % By anq sub committas shareof.
and thnt aaoh anb-oommittaa shall fog
tho purpasng of auah inFeatiaatlon, Be 8
oommiflse Of the senate, % all infsnts
end purposes.
Afbsr the transaction oe soma unIna-
poEiant business il the ahape Of paF-
gonnl explnnaliona, tbs senate took 20
ths Payne ease and Wzs addressed bY
CAL IN sppoaitioa % a furihsE invssii-
Esssis slossd The aiusauion. opposing
an investigation.
Hoar folloWed Evarts IN elssinR tha
dsbats and the SsRats decided % take
q vots.
Tho drss veis vas on ths resolution
ad0ptinn the report of HoaE and Frye
for 4 further Investigation, and q waa
reiooled ~ yeas ~, nays a. &c follows.
Yeaa-Blaif. ConaaF, Dawes, FRYE,
Edmunds. Hale, HarFiaon, Hawlsy,
Hoar, Mcmillan, Malone, MandoFson,
Aitsholi of Oregon. Palmer, Plat, BheF-
man and Wilaon Of lowA.
Nays-- Beck, Berry, Blackburn,
Brown, Butler. Camden, Oamsron.
Ohaea. Ooskrsll. O0lquift. Gallon. Eaa.
Hampton, Harris. Hearst. Tpgalla.
Jones'. (Arkansae), Jonea. tNesada).
Kinna, Logan, Maxey. Miller, Plumb,
Pnah, HANSON, klddlebeERsE Salisbury.
sawyer, Sewsil. 9lsnford, Fanos, Van
and Wilson. Of HaEylAnd.
The resolution adoptinR the report Of
the majority that there should Be no
further invssiig ation vas adopted By
yeas ~. nays. II, the former veia be-
Ina reversed. Ihere 9ae slight ap-
plnnns when the result waa announoed.
Logan announoed that be BAD re-
oeiVsd q letter from Liauia1ant Govern
or Kennedy, Of Ohio, asking that the
entire letter from which Mr.. Logan
read an extract yesterday might be
pFinted 10 TIE Record.
HoaE and Edmunds insisted that it
should be read, and lt vas rsad b. the
clark. The Senate then resumed con-
sideration Of Che hundFy civil bill. and
had snig got throuoh thFee pages when
q reoesa was taken Until o'clock.
The Senate at The evening session re-
zumed consideration Of the Sundry
Clvil Appropriation bill.
Upon motion Of Allisoa a. amend
ment was adopted appropEiatinR $40 900
for the more efficient prosecution and
punishment Of crime 10 Utah.
The amendment of tha committee
striking out the provision for 4 pablo
building at DenveE waa agreed 90.
The senate then adjourned at naid-
night.
WAsHxRazuN, July 23.--Merrison,
from tha C0mmittee on Rnles. Feported
! resolution ordaring . session for 20
morrow night for tue consideration Of
pahlic building bills.
Henley, OF California, moved 10 re-
sommil tbs resolution with Instructions
70 the Committee on Rales 70 report Il
back 20 amended a. 50 provide that the
aveninR session shall be for the eOnsid
srAtinn Of foFfoiturs bills. The motion
wAs agretd 20, yets. l3S; nays. sS
Ths House then vent into Oommittes
% The whole on revenue meeenfeas with
Z vieW % reaching the oleomaraaKine
bill. Tho Committse then prooeeded
slowly 70 ct aside all She revenue meas
urea il advances q the oleomaFaarine
bin, and when finally that bill Was
reached, the reading Of its title was
greeted with applause. After short
discussion the senate amendments 70
The oieumarnaEino bill we're conoureod
In by yeas. TIA; nays, rs. TIE bill noe
gees 10 TIE Pr sident fog his action.
Willia. of Keniuoky, from she Con-
ference Commifteo on the River and
HaFbog Bill, reported q disagreement.
and further conference was ordered.
Herbert, Of Alabama, Gubm iited she
oonference report oaa the naval appF0-
pFiation bill and u vas aeFssd 20.
the Heuee then took Feosss until 8
o'clock. the evening session 70 BE- foE she
Of pension billa.
The House at the evening session
passsd . numbeE Of pension bills, among
hen the Senate bill granting pension
sf $40 per month 70 The widow of Cen
sRnl EaaunaFd