Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-07

oa0 fee TIE sevoeation of ~ vish-
os1Uol OF lands foe ~ bonsas az or
AIN railroads, voD peooeatod "a n
fsere0 - TIE oo09it4oe o. pahlia lnndo,
Oa Dotaoa of 1ls. 6osvsEs IL ssnase
otil % ootaogt8e H. nolo to oliena of
certain minesal lan0s vas taken up
ffeO tee eale0dn4 an6 nd.
IL. Pan a1ke0 Uha1 vUnld 8 len of
toe oraRtoal oall pgo1ibifing III asoui-
ssssoe Of real ssfaeo b. slisns. 4 ~ 6sIl
oooo16 paas.
Mr. 6ssssst said shas the vhs,e b,dv
of the original lav.voald b HI; ~
~ lav hed ben dessensd % pssvsns 8
Ccoopoey OF the aRrio0ltarni lsads b
Losei9oeeA and vas not intended .
ec0iy 70 Utoeo oe mininR lan6e: ehass
~ No fszeoo VAy . 0iAeeeot Fala in
49, tecp ~ eAoold b enfosced aGaiuoe
seniso.ee tAan What existed . ehs
saseA vhess foreign capital 80 laxRoly
0lto1te0 "a minoa
Afts8 furthss 6isoam6on u b1ll -
poeepooed until Meoday.
On motion e9 Ms. Teller Tie houss
btll afanitna . Tieht Of vay 10 the Dsn-
ves Rso 0fan0e railroad throaaA the
Fort CsaWfof0 military eeooxvasloo 80
tAkeo ~ aod paeeed.
To- oooa1o tAeo peuooo0o0 10 the
consideration Of the peivats pe1eion
bills On tho calendar. Among the pon ;
uonsbtIls paseed were. one Giving pen
s1oo oe t25 . month 10 DR. MAsv Z.
Welkee. - late assisoans eArRoon Of ehe
Untted States army, e600 . year 70 the
widow of 0sooeol Charles r. Stone,
ooo to tneReaso the pouoioo Of IN old
ksvoauttocary pensiooer On he rolls
Nancy Raines. IS yeass Of aes. feom O.
month 70 IN amount noe 6xed, bot
len % the secretary Of The inteeios; $50
9 Dooth % The widow Of Rear Admiral
Nicholsor. 3lc0 . month to the widow
Of 0susSal Jsdeon Kilra asriek, 800 q
moeth 10 ths widow Of General Rohets
Anderooss ono pensiouina Q soidieE's
foster mother. $50 month 10 the vid-
on Of BrgAdief General Taylos. $50 .
month 70 the widow Of Oommandeg
Wm. Gibson, and $50 . month % The
widow Of Inspector DENLY Of The navy.
Altoeethes thsFs were l27 bills passed,
65 Of them being house bills.
Tho senate then resumed the eonoi6-
eEAtion Of the pleufo-poeumouia bill.
The committee amendments vere
agreed to and Mr.. Frye moved 70
amend b. nentiouiuR the dtseases tu-
beroulosis and glardefs. Agreed %, and
the bill vas made scecial osde, for next
Thursday.
The bill providing foe the admission
Of the state Of Dakota into the Union
and for the oFRauiy itiou Of the territory
Of Lincoln was taken up and took place
~ updnishsd business.
Adjourned sill Monday.
THE Ho0sE.
WAsnu0rou, April 6.-Iu the house
this morning, after four days Of contest
over the direct tax bill, Mr.. Reed, Of
Maine, demanded the regular order,
which the speaker stated to b vote on
he motion that when the house adjourn
today il be to meet on Saturday next.
Mr.. Oates, Of Alabama, in bshalf Of
the opponents OF the bill. proposed that
they b allowed two hours for general
debate, leaving the question - 20 the
future stages Of the bill 20 b settled
when those stages were reached.
Mf. Taylor, Of Ohio, said that the
friends Of the bill only asked TIE o.
surance OF hnil vote at the proper
tine. Any arrangement that included
that would be accepted b. them, bat
any proposition which did not would
not be accepted.
Mr.. Oates replied that sooh propo.
siticn a. suggested would commit those
sho opposed the bill 70 its nnal pas-
sage, without regard - 10 whether any
amendments wers sdopted or NOT.
Mr.. Taylor said that an abundance OF
oppo,tunities would Be given for
amendments and the discussion Of
amendments, but 10 say the bill would
only b. allowed &, advanoe one step
gas ponssnsioal and sech Q proposition
coold not Be accepted.
Mr.. Oates retoeted that the gentle
map's Frog ositiou vas one 10 the enc
mics Of the bill. II vas . bull. dosing
process.
Mr.. Reed inquired vhsshsr the gen.
slenan vac not piniaa for The essson
"When ve proceed IN the regular way
you viii see." replied NJ. Oates
Every body can ses Is now" vas Mr..
Reed's retort, amid shoats for the reGa-
las order.
Tue entire day vas spent IN roll calls
and flibustefipR. and q $50 o'clock the
house took recess until tomorrow. the
legislative Gay Of Wednesday ssill con.
tinuipR. Theirs 10 some discussion - 10
shat effect the present action Of the
aouee IN consuming time viii have upon
the consideration Of the tasi6, and there
is Apprehension felt By some gentlemen
that II the dilatosy tactics ase oontinued
TOR Q few days longer, the necessary
consider stion Of tbe appropriation bills
Gill delay entil later day than that
nov nxed the discussion Of 3i!ls' bill.
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