The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22
TIFTIETH CONGRESS.



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"AshiNoToN' Marca i2-SENATr-Tarin Pc
,@,.iohs @ ,ioh we NauohM Association OF wool
nrowers anu the New England Association OF
"ooi niah"'actnrers were presented asking Tor
po'''tioii. among piis Introduced was Sher-
y, niih ,iiaN'iiR w appropriation LOT the Execu-
,e Departineu 10 participate IN the ohio
.s"'o"iiu oeiepra.ioh III ''cptenper anu oc-
,o1er. oolq'i'tI, OF Georgia maae long speech
.uooisihg the freslacht message Doipn roi-
M io"eu' anu aitor an executive session. the
"ehn'e adlourned.
nousE'-biand' OF MISSOURI MADE MS usual
oD)ection' ana pro'es'el against log.roliing.
ihere WIS uit peI"een Cinhoh OF ILLINOIS,
",u n,aho because tho ioriher questioned 'he
sincerity OF the Missouri members objections
~ t, IAN ,' Nuses. ohuor .he c"i .! .ne SUITES
several s,. o,,is were 'htrooueed' inciuuihg Kan
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aro,ns, roin Tho rost or ,be d,v ,vos dcvoted
&c oistric, Of Columbia affairs House adiourn.
| cd at 4:3o.
| WAsHINGTON,M March ,3.-SENATE-Bis were
reported and placed on the calendar MIR. Hale
called up his resolution to examine into the
amendment was ofrcred to ,x,ord The inyesti.
| o,,ions into tro o,ect,o,s or 10 n and 1894
| After considerable discussion the amendment
| was defeated and the original resolution adopt
ed by u strict party vote. Mr.. Beck spoke IN
| advocacy OF his Dill OF the retirement OF U. ..
| legal tenders. etc. He attacked Mr.. sherman
| for his responsibility FOR the dcmonetization OF
silver. Mr. sherman responded III MS own de-
fense.
HoUsE-Mr Bland reported bill limiting
the coinage of the double eagle to twenty per
cent. of the gold deposited in the mints, md
disseminating the coinage of the thrce-dollar
| and one dollar gold ricccs--calendar: Mr..
Springer eported the omnibus bill for the adms-
| sion into the Union Dakota. Montana, Washington
| and New MeXico-referred to committee OF the
| whole: bills were reported for the erection OF
| public buildings at Galcsburg, Ill., and Daven-
port H.; for an appraisers warehouse ut Chi
cago; for public building at FIT. Worth. Tex. !;
| the Grosvenor resolution relative to rebellion
records was reported back and adopted.
WAsHINGToN, March INSTRUMENTATION
and memorials were received and bills intro.
duced. Mr. Brown, of Georgia. advocated the
passaqe of his resolution, offered January 4. for
| the repeal of the internal revenue laws. The
undervaluation bill was considered, without ac-
tion. Aft,r executive session of the Senate, at
$3.50 p. In., adjourned.
| HoUsE-Mr Carlisle presided bill was
passed granting right of way through TT. Riley
military reservation, in Kansas, to the Kansas
Valley Railroad Company; the Committee on
Elections reported in tie Illinois contested
election case of Worthington VS.. Post. confirm
ing the right of Post 10 his seat; the district
militia bill for National Guard organization
was considered and went over; Senate bill re-
ducing fee for passports to one dollar was pass
ed; a bill referring cotton claim case to the
Court of Claims was discuss sed until 4:5O p. m.,
when the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-SEYATE-A letter
was read from q pension attorney in Washing.
ton. asking fee of on ex soldier for the passage
| of n private bill by Congress, and an investiga-
tion was ordered, A large number of bills were
reported, including one for the admission as
% y, Mu Ta,Ian s,o,,o n on Tho president.s tarn
massoon w.. considerotion Of the underyaluation
hi, was resumed. Eulogies were delivered on
the late Representative Mofitt, of Michigan, by
Messrs. Palmer, Paddock and stockbridge, and
at 1880 p. m. the Senate adjourned as further