The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

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house amendments to the senate bill ai'tsof-
izing the construction Of bridges across the
Mississippi river at Muscatine, To-; the Mis-
souri, river AT Eebfe-ka City, Neb; the Mis-
souri, river at Parkvile, Mo, the Mississippi
river at Oquawka, H., and the Mtsniss!pp
in. Tile senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the river and harbor appropriation
iii.
After adopting several amendments in
creasing ard decreasing the appropriation for
improvements al different points the senate
adjourned.
WksuiNGroN, June 2s-alr. Davis, from
the pension committee, reported back eight
vetoed pension bile with the recommends
ton that they be passed Notwithstanding the
prcsident's Objections, aud they were placed
on the caedHer}
Senator Allison retioftfa the army appro-
priation bill, and further considerable" on the
fishery treaty was postponed till Monday
The eeuat, then resumed con>!dera'ion OF
the river and harhor appropriation bill. SrN-
eral items :*cre strIclen out aud number
of Increases ard decreases Of appropriations
agreed Ia.
Among ;hr amendments agftri to was one
appropfiating $40, $50 for the iadkin tirsr, in
North Car5lina, by a vote OF 81 to 5. The
bill was then laid aside, after hlty-scNcn
pages had been disposed Of.
Senators sherman, Allison, Mandersop,
C6lqIitt Gra Berry were designated com
mitt.e TO attend the GGhte-niri exposition al
Cincinnati.
The conference report on the diplomatic
aud consular biil was presented by Senator
Hale and agreed to.
Adjourned.
WsertacroN. June 2p.-rhe senate re-
su,gied constellation n 'lic ar,@y approprla
tior till, the pending question being scnrtor
Hawley's amendment offered yesterday.
After debate at some length the discus
zion WAS suspended for the transaction Of
other business.
Committee % conference were app,iniea on
the Legislative, the diplomatic and consular
and l'istriai of folurt'a appropriation oills.
Senator Allison reported tHcG lie 'aint
resolution extending the appropriations for
the present fiscal year for thirty Gays from
June 30 in the departments Of the government
for Witch the approximation bills FOR the next
yeat shall r3t have become laws, ard the
senate proceeded 10 consider it. Hfter long
discussion the joint resoIAtian was passed
without division, and the senate resumed con
stderation Of the army appropriation bill, the
...,se-t'ar heine on the amendment offered by
Senator lIawley.
lengthy discussion cnsucd and wi,hoS'
having come 10 Il vote GU the bin or amend
m,nt The senate adjourned.
uousf,
WAsntSGroN, June .!t.--'fne hcfsc resum-
ed consideration OF the public land BILL
Mr.. Hers'Sann, If Oregon, offered an amend
ment, which mas aE5efted. siloFvins entry
men six instead of three months in which il
erect habitable dwelling.
There was loug discussion over an amend
ment offered by Mr.. Weaver, of Iowa, rescrv'
ing Inc title IN the government to alternate
strips of public tan. ;l9rg water courses en(
seashore
MIR Laird Of Nehra5ka, Indignantly resent
ed the attacks which '!sa heen made on th.
cattle breeders and other western Citizens
He said they were held up to the public n
were the thieves of the cross, only there were
three instead of two of them. The settler
were thieves, the cattle men were thieves an,
the syndicate were thieves.
Mr.. Weaver, Of Iowa, replied that III
! thieves on the cross rcpented, and these pee
| pie did not.
Mr.. Laird rctorted that they did not repent
for they did not admit that they were thiAvc
| Mr. Weaver wanted to know what ale
Laird Was it worms' But the gcntlcma
made no reply.
The amendment was rejected, as were als
several others No quorum being prescn
adjourned.
/ WASHINGTON, June 27-The house II
sumcd consideration Of The Pacific land bil
the ayes ani nays being taken on MIR. Ho
mans amendment relating TO the title Of q
Arvcrnment to coal mines found on publ
lands. but allowing entrymen to mine sue
coal deposits until congress acts further
the matter.
The amendment was adopted and the b
then passed
The house then went into committee of Il
whole on the tariff bill. A debate on Il
subject cnsucd till 5 O'Clock when the co
mttee rose and the house adjourned.
WASnlSGToN, June 2S.-Mr. BIouut,
Georgia, was elected speaker pro ten. in t
absence of Speaker Carlisle.
Z The house thei. went into committee Of t
whole on the tariff bill.
Mr. Parker, of New York, moved TO stri
from the free list vegetables in their natul
state, or in salt brine, not specially enum
: ated or provided for. After an extended Il
clission the motion was defeated and the co
mittcc rose.
On motion of Mr.. Randall joint rcso
tiou was passed extending for thirty ds
from Jue so the provisions of the existing
i preparation laws in case the pending app
r priation bills are not passed 6efore the end
S the figcal year.
The committee having resumed conside
:, , ton of the tariff bill, Mr.. Mills preHsn
amendments. placing on the free list Germ
: lookipgelass plates, blown and slvered, q
striking ont pluns ana prunes, which w
adopted.
;, a motion to strike out chjcory root, acor
!. tlandelion root aud cocoa aas defeated,
II ''pulp for parerm5kers' usen was orae
stricken ont; an amendment offered TO str
= ont books and pamphlets printed in o.
" languages thRn English was lott.
ar The committee a'nrnIments wtlc agree
X stiisiug from the free list ha'tcrs furs,
r on TIC SKIN, aGd lime, iInseea Or lag sS
and marble OF al 'SnGs, IN block, rough
squared
Mr.. HarmcE Of Pennsylvania, tcat to
y clerk desk a'a had sea3 2 protest sga
- the passagc Of tie Mills 5i3 sIsaed by Z
:, 500 nsogfarturefera anA husie mey
!, Phlia1elplit. nptcg r& 5000 ie1s'ls.
:. Amegameat MASS srai 30 if f
= tt- free iit Fi1~tr i PNi+ qf,H staErs
: esieinod.
:, The committee he r
:, Tho tonisenc report on the consular
~ diplomatic bill was agreed 70. Il reports
eoaaurrrnce on ali the amendments e1
ss that appropriatil.s s250oo Tor a ean,mie
nj 10 EXPLORE The Congo basin.