Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-07-18
NATIONAL la lVMAKERS.
4 Ut = Being Done BY The Naasnsi
Legislaturs.

= MI CuIlumv Dill to amend the tuteT-9tAte ~
was passed by the Senate ths 9TH, with IN
amendment giving to the United btatss Circuit
and District Courts Jurisdiction q vioiations q
any provisions dt tns act, upon ths petition Of
any person or hrln. with power 70 Issue =
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ments, q -hich notice hAA bee2 given
TO axtend tho rrovisions q ths
act 70 express, 1leeptn4-ca ana stock-
car coinreuies and regarding dsscE1mfnatan8
between the Pacinc coast and Denyer--were
Withdrawn In order not 70 retafd the PASSAGE q
~ brouaht mp at the next session, Ar amend
nent offered by Mt. George prcnipsnns ns;,s or.
.nefs rom transpoftins gccds inr sny snippsE M
iess they charged exsctiy tho Same rs . aa were
charged 10 otksr shippers, was also wttLdrAwn
on Mr. Cullon'a promise that thu insttcr Hl1oNld
IA considered x4k naxt seasiCu. 6unatcf
hir from the este Educettnn Conmittse ~
H. lied farorabf& - p1ppoeitt0a - eubn16 -
~ "a pegr1e e& & aI4eln1 Nta41e II eon4t@
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got rather W .t1 q tinaes. ~. 0a3n0n 4
mont offered Friday was roteCted ~ vote q -
which was defeated. placing all sugar and mo-
lasses on the free list. Tho day was occupied ~
discussing various amendments.
Mr.. HoAR. OF Massachusetts,, addressed the
sona.. q, o,,,.o.,t;,,, % ths e.h.r,a. tyeetv m,
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ard 49, Eas1 thn pvogf ffoot
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He exn.ained that Ire infant n TINT n,easuro
was being evaded by collection agencies, who
now used a transparont envelope, that showed
the Enclosure iegibly The House devoted
the dny in co,nrnittee OF the whole To the tarifY
hill and Mr. Nuttina's amendInent restoring
the existing duty ON starch, was rejected. In
discussing the rice section Mr. Elliott Of south
Carolina satd the Republicans having uomin-
aSed a Chinese Prssident. were ready TO sacri-
fee the colorod labor Of the Bouth by
allowing free importation Of rico from
China Mr. Warner OF Missouri offered
an amendment hxinQ the rice duty
at y cent per pound. and said rico should be
irse ,ns rce gioxer AZ naae a sSS pel er. aiS
He said tint The Mills bill was In the interest Of
the rice and sugar raisers Of the South % against
& me- corn a. ana Wnea. iNeTs ,; 81 sne - Tsnnss
see Tho duty on rice fiour and rico meal was
fixed at Is per cent I'D yalorem. A melton to
increase the duty on rnisins was lost. Motions
TO res orc existing duties on peanuts, cotton
o eo.s1n y Mr. %eMn
ment was adopted fixing tho rate OF duty on max
hackled. kno-n as dressed line, at $40 per ton
a motion to restore existing duties on max
Temp and iute yarns was lost
The conference report ON the postofiice ap-
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p.op'a.'o' ~" ""s p'o'e.'e" ~ .A'' ''."S
llth. The Item Tor postofnce CLERKS Ior UNUSUAL
business ia fixed at $4,000 instead OF $4,000.
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ino 'oii ioi te". iens a"'. l1o. =. o -
ohices iS retaineo' VIVA ProsiSo snae NO 'on-
.Iaes ior rent Ior snSn Possocvs @ .s. - Srn ~
at i cent for every two ounces. On the
amendment known ~ the subsidy clause
sne s 99naorence coi..ee was =, ,ho .rs;
bill and occnped the day In ia discussion At
the evening session the House passed tne Dill
Ior thhns tae eicvcheh aitu ~. ~ ~
suses aiteI aui', @ is 49,, : asa -.
paS, pas " s m" liz i,,., .sat r.favsnce 10
49, yeA, M pi' n,.iis e.aS ,.,S;ars ana ssiI'
s. s.se. v. nono.apa . u.s n.s ~, ~. oo''o' "e
THERE was an extended political debate IN tho
Senate the 18th over q motion to print extra
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"'P' " Wy A -
seven vetoed pension bills. lne HOUSE adopbed
the resolution proyiding for special committee
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e''es.se e ~
labor law, The debate IA tne nonse On
the free-wool clause Of the tartn BILL was
Ee5s;Tnsls ~ ~ - S!sss 80 y3t{
would Destroy tne wggi-esUWine ~ N
country, while the Democrats denied tnag y
would reduce the price OF wcoi ana cieamea tnsc
1t woald secure cheaper clolhes AFTER long
ANA rambling uiscussieh, when nucno9 ugon
aimost everything except ING tsrA, anclaasns ",
southern elections, the conainittoe fos6 AM tno
House TOOK recess ii oclocA. ,..,. lns nouse as
faiied to accomplish anything ~ its evening ses-
sion as the first pension Dill prou&nt up was op-
lected TO- and after call OF tne nouse sno sWo
ineffectual roll-caliS tne house au1ouIuoa.