The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-04-26
F1FT1ETH CONGRESS-


,
Of putting the Government and District wires
under ground Mr.. Riddleberger asked aotion
on resolution 70 consider the fisheries treaty
IN open session, but on objection II went over.
financial debate WAS participated in until D.
m, when the Dakota bill came up. Mr.. Spoon.
or speaking in It, favor. Mr.. Vest obtained the
moor and the bill went over. Two private pen.
sion bill vetoes were read and referred. After
executive session the Senate, st 4:lo p. M, Cd
Ijourned.
HousH-Under the cali Of States bills wore
introduced. The river and harbor bill came up
under the cell Of committees under suspension,
and its reading was demanded. The motion 10
suspend the rulcs was lost-yeas 1A nays 10a
mot two-thirds. Wilkins, from Banking and
Currency; moved 70 suspend the rules and pass
resolution declaring It to be the sense Of the
House that the Secretary under the law may pur-
cnase bonds out Of the surplus. II was carried
yeas lss, nays "a. At p N. the House Cd
ourned.
WARRINGTON, April i7.-snxArn.-Ab BIN wss
reported 70 make Inauguration Day . holiday
IN the District. Resolution was reported in.
curing the method Of distributing public money
among depository banks. Mr.. Riddieberger
eeked consideration Of HE fisheries resolution,
when Mr.. Edmunds moved 10 60 into execu.
tive session In fifteen minutes the doors were
reopened and bills taken from the calendar in
and the debate was continued by Mr.. Vest.
Mr.. Edmunds obtained the floor, and the bill
was laid aside until tomorrow. A number Of
private pension bills were passed and at $50
p m the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-A bill was reported for the location
OF branch Soldiers Home in Grant County,
Ind. The bill to create boards Of arbitration
fof settling controversies between common
carriers and their employees was reported, -
was the bill prohibiting the importation Of con.
vict made goods. A resolution was reported
and adopted asking the Postmaster. General for
Information concerning the rates Of postage on
seeds and whether Canadians gro given I'd.
vantage over Americans engaged in the seed
business. The Mills tariff bill was called up,
Mills and Mr.. Kelley opening the debate At
$40 p. m the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, April 1a-SuNATR-Petitions
were presented and referred. An adverse re-
port was made on Riddlebergers resolution for
the consideration Of the Fisheries Treaty in
open session. A bill was introduced for the
erection Of . building for the Supreme Court Of
the United States. The resolution to investi.
gate alleged land frauds in Florida was consid.
cred and referred The land grant forfeiture
bill was considered until p. m, when the Da-
kota bill was taken up. Messrs. Sherman, Vest
and Hawley spoke. The conference report on
the South and Central American conference
HSeNA1 1''>. koA~A"6 Ses'o'A ssAo Souoso
ut p m adjourned.
Houss.-Abill was introduced to prevent the
carrying Of Chinese laborers into the United
Stotes. Tne conference report was submitted
and agreed to upon the bill authorizing the
.,N, osiuen. 70 arrange conference petween the
C'eu o'stes s"o toe oou'n ana Centra' Amer
Sen ooun.,os' - conaorsnco was oroereo on
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nouss.-bms were passed autnonxine tne
sereed to the Senate amendments "a the Mili.
tsry Academy APPROPRIATION bin An sttempt
to secure three night sessions for private claims