Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-03-04
XLIXTH CONGRESS-.


FRYE To- promote the Commcrc al prosper ~
OF tho American nations Mr. NOrFfn Of
fepd prcmsblo aud resolutions rcferrlns
10 the tdmunds resolutions, md direct
Ing am INQUIRY by The COMMITTEE on rriyi-
lcgcs aud Elections into the relations of the
Senate nnd the Prcsidout in the ma tor "a re-
movals. Consideration Of tho educational
Delaware. and Plumb of kansas. opposins the
meesur". senator Flumo fpoke in lts favor,
session. aud soon after adjourned.
HousE. Mr.. Morrison reported "a inint
resolution from the WaNs and Means Conn
mm't,ee m directing the paymout 81 the surpius
IN the Treasury To- thc National dUht. it ,rns
referred TO the committee OF the whole. Nr.
HcW'u pfcscuung minority report n.la
Offices and postrOads nut thnrElnr th. nav moot
% postal notes a. Hny mono, order oniCf frnm
thc iud ciary Committee, 90 prevent the do
tention ut persons guilty of criminal ouonsss
except on pres ntmcnt aud indictment hV a
grand jury IN litary offenders hoing oxcurtoi;
from tho committee on Invalid Pensions. a.
pension all invalid soldiers or their widuNa ~
childfen dependent on their daily labor Tor
rnppprti from th" Committee ON Claims. FOR
thc foiict OF tne survivors or the Icnmu o. fN-
pcoitian and the widows and ch ldrp az thUs -
who pcrishcd. The House tabled the biii 10
lonn cortnin exhibits 20 the Now DrirHna EX.
positlou-la6 20 ne. The bill forioitinu The
uncarncd land grants Uf the Atlantic AMI pi,-
cinv ha'lr9ad company was passed without
shall bee hereafter devoted 20 gonurni dohrtc
Union.
sidcraiiou OF bills on the calondar was pro.
cc'dcd with. A Joint resolution. authorizing
ono or more army officers 20 accept scrv toes
under the Corcan Government. wRs changrd
Ing tue period for such services tu thrce
yoarr II was inid aside foe further almond.
Incnt Tho Ill 60 enable National hnubs
70 chAnEc their unmo, location and ctpi-
tnl by a two-thirds vote OF the stockholders
subject 10 The approval Of the Cumptroiicr
OF tho Currency, was tnkon up Iondinv
action the morning hour expired aud tho
cons .derntiou ~ tho education bill vns ru-
sumed. Mr.. George tMs-J foil owed tho con-
clusiou OF the speech ct blair tN "a fu riiIt.
port of the Dill until D y, M whom tho sonnfo
went into executive session. and soon after
HoUsE.-'The senate bni 10 quiet the titles
or tssttlcrs ON tho DcaMoincs river linda.
taN fractional portions ~ puilon uf apirif a
was taken up, end speeches made against
y ey Buttcrworih, and in "a favor ~
Morrison and Worth ngton Wise. OF
Virginia. got the floor ana attempted
10 inject speech In reply 10
ruDted by Morrison. who objected Tho chair
nnaiy ruled MIR. Wise out Of order. flo nu-
nouncod ho would take his oppnrt,inity on
saturday uoNt "a general dobate. Nr hut
terworth offered substitute Tor the pending
bill, out II was rejected and the original
Journed.
wAsnrsoros, Fob. s5.--srSArr. -Txscutive
communications were received aud bills re-
ported from committees. Among the latter
was one. which was passed TO relieve the
political disabilities or Hobert III Anderson,
OF Georgia The bill nNiug q day for the
meeting OF tho Presidential Electors was or
drrd printed and placed on the calendar.
Ihc committco reported tho hiil authorizing
q bridge across The Arthur Iiill for tho u "a
o., Co New York. \ senate recalled n re- %.
lution, agreed 10 yesterday, providing fur
lowers Tor tho Pension fiuhding, Bilis
were introduced Tor the Inspection OF
meats for expectation, prohibiting the adul-
tcrntlon OF food and drinks, aud authorizing
rctoliatory measures in case OF unjust die
examination, by proclamation or tho prosi-
dent, aud also an Interstate commerce blit.
Consideration of the hli for the allotment 81
lands In sevcralti 20 the Indians was rc-
sumed. and the b.ii passed. Mr. George Of
Mitsissip !, continued hts remarks in favor ~
Pintt, Allison, Logan. Edtuunds nnd Honr
followed untn p. m- whom the senate ad-
Housg.---A memorial ~ I22 New york saw
inEh banks, asking Tor Tho repeal OF the Bland
silver law. Wis prcaen-ed. TITO set tnc0FpO-
rating thc hads SHIP Railway Company
wss reported from the Commerce Com
mittcc. The Committee on Military Affairs
reported the Military Academy Appro-
reported the pOst-oHco Appropriation
bilL the Public Lands Committee reported
OH 20 forfeit tho grant OF the OntOuaROu
aud WleCouslu railroad. The Delaware
and Maryland free ship canal bill was
ana canals; Tho Hcurcpiu Canal bll wns
taken up Mr.. Murphy. Of lows. concluding
his speech in a.. favor. Mr.. Powell. OF illl-
nOie' Followed. but the morning hour having
expired, the pension appropriation bill was
taken up. Sir. Townsend. ~ Illinois *.
plalued III provisions Mr Henderson Of
Iowa. mado a strong political speech lie
provoked n lively debate, aud prevented &C
uon upon the bill.
WAsHISoTOS Feb 20.--sENATx. Mitch.
oil delivered speech on the bin for the abrt,.
CATION Of All treaflos permitting the imInigrn
ton Cf Chinese 20 the United states
Nr. Hale moved - 20 into execunvod sss
sion. ON the statement of SIR Heck
that the Democrats were not ready 10
consider the n9minaii9ns et tho Name Col
iectors, "r. Haze Withdrew the motion, Riviug
notice ihat be would renew 10 on Monday
The educational blll wis then taken uu AZ
SD q. %. the Senate went into executive scs
sion and at Bib D. m. adjourned - Mouday
next.
,HovsE.-Nr. Morrison reported resolution,
directing an inquiry into the Pau Electric
Telephone matter, which after u briGf hul
exciting debate was adopted. The Commit
toe on Accounts reported "a resolution cm
ascertain whether additional legisih
lsa, 10n i',l,., necf,s.nry % preygnt toie
sou. ana phpcre was also granted and an ~
preparation OF f.tU nufh0 Krn The immn
date deficiency bii waH reported. Tho com
character. after which the House vent b. the
private calendar. Several private bills were
pnssf'i. ~ f.8i y n. n recess wise taken until
I.-sl. the evening aaaat0u fefUg for tao con
alteration IT pension b.lia.
WAanfNCrOS, Feb 45.--sEsArE-E 80 500
sion
HOUsE.- Immediately upon assembling the
House, undor prorIOus order. went infc
mfuItfce ~ th0 whole IMr frau lf8f i1
tho chair Tor general dictate ON che afafe "a
the Union. Hr. Gambler f1a I subm tfod au
argument a9HInst fbc Hu. pension o. silver
coinage ard eoufcudcd fh4t there was no
sound basis Tor tbo pred .ctIOn made ~ fnf
gold bugs that thr continued cDfnnuo I'd
riIvrr would hHte tla effect Of dr.Fira
goid put ~ enc country Nc
i.suham Tex spoke n support ri "a bil pre-
vipmsIg Introduced by h'm to dIaapurovn an
venting the lnfr ducfion ~ fIaoasrd gafiIl
mo fnn Irrrforf. arguing that If vac Gu
constitutions that lUfnffrrfl With inter-
state commerce. Hr Jones rlcv.I a1 1Vufffed
thf Tree coinage % silver nun earnestly Up
posed tle pfopnsitou % .lHrrnd the 0per
spoke in suppDr of the ncHicau pension bil
that t should not bc antaaon I'd
because t would include Ieneraor
Davis IN lte provisions. Mr Hea
gao firKI auREestcd thar Jefferson uaVli
had once written letter. asklnQ fhat hh
name he excepted from fhc provisions ef
rnatngfr tnc passage Of fnn nIt SIR Woa
ford gop'ied fHaf fhaf nonHr continent ID
Jcnrren Davis Wrd hin ST.. Wo'f1rlI o1Ig
lncf' ies.r .rgus pf IuciudIng uim in tae pry
fremaIioni.ts have now becoma
nun rDus enough to utrr. .nt tae pub.
hea..ou 0f nla Iziur Devoted fo theu
Interests This narslue -iates tHa
in America inDr. an two cremation
iuruacc- completed f4ree soon .o o.,
built. and tcn -oeIetIss besides th0s,
owning the cremafor|um-