Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-30
fIFTIETH CONGRESS-

" the Sentrel cu rn.s ern 20 -u..,f,.rs,, a.,
r-csing the Pas-nasrer-Gen~raI . r-p-r- A
NJ. aexu session the Claims sf pcsrruas-ers ssr
serTsess r@ns'ere2 oetEeen July $50 And Taly
-. vas taken gB a=d passed Dfscusstsu q
TIE Fisheries treaty sas rhea rs.-1r-.A ara AZ
ne enur % Aalnslrurzsns Senarsr Msrr1a ha..
the nser n the esIfve-T as shs egsss!zx s1e=eh
n tAF1c Ok r11lncaziuE --- In tI- E.,u<s mast
ef tie daY was tassa Up N sne alsers.sssr sc IN.
Chi1-se immigration afL xn1ch wa anaI1y
passed
~ ne Senate. au n. zTs-. arssr the r-a,sux
es ne lcurutI. S1r- N1rwa1 taak the as,or aaf
sAaset the eeeace cn ra. rfsAeri~S -r-arv vrhseh
vlss affer some preliminary votes On aza-ns.-
4enlss ETC., az1llT rrlex-ed by srrfce
parry vote sf y % ~ TIE senate then
RFeeeetiec 90 legislative business. aad cuu-
cured n the House amendment to tA- Chinese
Immigration Ressrfczn1 htI1. Agreed 20 ~
conferences report a1 the Naval Aprrurrfa-iau
etAA- aal- passed large number ef private ZEN
sis7n sfIIs------Ia the H0use slsru..sau ef m.
Frsnch sroharten claims serriGG Of rh,. General
y" "aci=Ery nfu was The chief feature cc tns
eaT's rrresed1n.A
IL the senate. Gu the ID. Nr- CnancIer's
speech O q the election frauds IN TIE louisiana
state election last April was the chief feature
o. the eaF's pruceedlags The eiII granting
pension of t1.'Sd year 70 the wf1ew % General
Sheridan was reported ansI placed GU the eaI-n-
1Ar- Mr.. Beck af.@red IN lrzeEdrerf 70 the
House TarL- 5iI m aaisIIsiouzI section suspend
rg al avs relating ID the sinking n1uE
AMI also bsI % rsveII the
; 2slnx Funt haw------rn the Ecu.s
the rsport Of the Conference committees aa ths.
Naval Appropriation It'll was adopted Aueu.!-
r1en-s 10 the General Deieierev asiL apurorrf-
asrnsg Eae ~ 10 meet the i-acieney for railway
n-Iil transportation, and anotaer ann-rssuenE
aVFruprrIriug sls-as0 TO reim burse the Suare Of
Kentucky tar expenses tncE-4eat n suppresslrx
tEs rebellcu- were Adopted
Es the Senate. ou the I'D, Mr. Chamber re.
s1n1e1 ami flashed. his remarks on the r-ss,-
lEEinn for the investigation et the Louisiana
state eiecriou last ApriI= and the resolutions
reported frum the lIeIcilry committee en- the
suPprgssiou OF cnBsrei voters At the municipal
election In Jackson. VI S.. last Jlnulrv. was
taken ~. but before sae n-st speaker had con-
etzS.ed hss remarks. i message from the Pr-ss-
dent IN reEftiou 10 the asherfss was recaiys,I
and the Senate Iiuurued without waisirx 20.
hear 1t reat--In the Hcus. rhe ei,tef
feature ot the days pr1cee,flnEs wis the. rea.s-
f1Eot the PreslGeur's message &C the fisher
les.
II the Senate, On the s4rh. the Presidents
message au the rejection of the Fisheries
treaty, ami asking 20 be clothed with enlarged
powers for the enforeer.enE OF resIl1arerT
measures upon the Damfniou Of Canaa.sI was
read, and called forth mnch criticism from Re-
publican Ser aEsrs Messrs. Eiinunt.s. Hear and
Sherman, making strong speeches Against the
position occupied By the Chief Executive. and
Mr.. Morgan speaking N defense ot the Prsst-
DENT In the House the Deficiency It'll was
taken up. the peu1ing question beng ca the
appeal from tN Speakers ruling cut the
French spoIiatiou sserisu ot the etLL. but 4 Lick
-rsrts T~a4FF Fssr4s