The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-20
FIFTIETH CONGRESS-


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| The senate Adjourned
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postmas,cr.C,eneral 20 advor,,sr Tor ara mr..
chase ,,nnrovsa yn.u ,oc,. M w.. n. !.
ouested Immediate consideration for the hin
which was accorded. and the bI was nassrd
Bills introduced, To check and nuilIfy tho
baneful operation, OF trusts; 10 carry into eec,
the provisions OF the ACT for the collection n,
direct taxes In the insurrectionarv districts Of
prevention
to exempt cotton bagcine from the naynen, n,
duty. The conference report ON the tundrv e,yiI
bill was taken up, and the Senate amendmcn,
appropriatinR $4,000 for investigating The ~.
clahlation OF the arid region discu sed untlib
H. m, when the House adjourned s
WAsHISGroN Sent li-Tho Uouse amara
ment 10 the Senate bin for n nensIon N the
widow OF General Heintzelmon ,redut.Ing t,c
amount from 500 tn IN n mon,h, xas non.con..
CURED in, and conference was ordered Mr.
Sherman, from the Conmitteo on FINANCE "a.
ported the Senate b,ll 10 declar. unlawfnI
trusts and combinations m restrain, ~ ,raie
and production Calendar The House bill iot
the allowance NJ ccr,ain cl,,,,. ,,,,,r,.a ~,
the accounting officers OF the Treasury ,knowr
Us the Fourth OF July elaimsl, was taken from
the calendar and passed. The bill APPLIES .,
some SIX hundred claims ranging in amount
between q few dollars and n few hundred dol
lars. The Chinese exclusion bill was taken ut
and carried At b:l5 n IN. tie Senate nd
i,urned
HoUsE.-The House resumed tho conSidera
ton OF the sundry civil Augmentation bill The
pending amendment being iha, relative 10 the
reclamation OF the arid regions Mr. Bloun,
Gao made an earnest appeal FOR economy in
the public expenditures, declaring that waste
OF the public money and q reduction OF taxa
ton were utterly Inconsistent MIR. Cannon
1ll) advocated the amendment and rcmndc,'
his friend from Georgia (Mr. Blounp that the
people OF the country were not afraid Of the
expenditure OF money for great national oh
Iects, when the expenditure was honestly and
Justly made. Mr.. Holman offered n substitute
for the Senate amendment providing that the
necessary expenses for carrying on the wori
OF survey shall be paid from the apprt priation
for the Topographic survey OF the United
States. and suspendng the operation Of the
desert land law during the tendency in Con.
gress OF legislation looking 10 It's repeal The
vote resulted--yeas 81, nays al. no quorum
Adjourned.
WAsHISGroN Sept 10 -SErArE. George
an amendment To the trust bill re.
ported yesterday He proposed 10 give the
President power 10 suspend the collection OF
duties on articles held by combinations TO force
up prices A discussion followed. Mr. spcorer
offered a resolution directing an INQUIRY ii tc
the circumstances attending the recen, muir
der OF Joseph Hoffman. n Senate witness, In /
Washington County. Tex. Debate continued /
until adjournment at SOS y. m.
HOUSE debate on the Senate amend. i
ment in regard TO irriga,ing tho arid land was /
resumed, and II wns finally nRrced 10 The Il
amount being reduced from $50 O0o 10 $40 100
The amendment 10 provide for n geological
park in the District was discussed. and the
House insisted on its disagreement. A bin Nn,
passed providing for appointments 10 tho Ma.
line Hospital service after competitive cyan.
nations. Unsuccessful attempts were made ts
ret up the Oklahoma LII. no quorum being
present Al 8 p. m the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON Sept a.-SESArR.-Mr. Plet,
,fered resolution instructing the Committee
IN Finance 10 INQUIRE whether n FOREIGN svnii
ate combination or trust controls the prodno
ion OF copper in the United STATES. ana M,
hereby largely increased the price Of III mr.
icles made iherefrom; and II so. wbct tcr m,
sgislation can he tiey scd to re- icre The people
Il the United States from tho injurious eject, |
Il tho operations OF such f,reirn combination
rusts or syndicate. After n debate nartiel |
tied in by Mcssrs. Blair. Plat. George and
ioar Mr.. Platt's resolution went over iill 10
morrow without action. The Chinese exclusion
MI was taken up and debated uniil $50 y m.
N agreement being made to vote at o'cloch
o-morrow.
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hin, resolution 90 s.od ox,an,,n', ,,.,,, ~.
ober / the existing appropr,a, ons for the .nu.
ry civil expenses OF the Government. The bin
0 amend the interstate commerce law war
and passed. Also bill giving Staics
ne jurisdiction over The tranlc with State
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ms tassn nn,a 80 '" ,rSaa W ~ sn' u 40 "suon
burned,
wAsHrxGroN Sept. n.-srSAry The House
III TO grant the right of way through the mill
iry reservation at Fort Morgan To The Biz
bingham, Mobile and Navy Cove Har6or Rail
a as Company any,. was passed. Dill WIS ih,ro
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on hi, ,he It, ,sesrsa. 'n 20 INN u =,
uorum. BY unanimous consent 4 was agreed
take another vote on Monday next. Atarin I
.eate followed, and at s;l' p, m, the Senate I
i Tn,as ",t," az, pt ~ .,nn,o.. ,n,..,,,
.scs was passed with an appropriaIion .,
oo,ooo. The private calendar was then taken
and several bills passed AZ 81. 10, the
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