The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-04-07

passed appropriating 4, 900 for the funeral ex-
penses Of the late Chief Justice. Two rcsolu-
tions were offered TO establish underground
wires for Government and District service In
the District. Resolutions on the Utah constitu-
tion were read and ordered printed. A bill was
reported for the admission Of Montana as =
State. Riddlebcrgcrs resolution TO suspend
the rules for executive session on the fisheries
treaty was called up, but allowed to 60 over.
The House bill for the purchase OF u. 8. bonds
by the Secretary Of the Treasury was consid-
cred. An amendment providing that u 8.
notes shall be issued for all the National bank
circulation retired BY the act was agreed TO.
TiousE--A resolution was adopted directing
that the funeral ceremonies Of the late Chiof
Justice Waite shall be held in the hall Of the
House nt noon Wednesday next. Under the
call OF States, bills wero introduced. The SEN
ate bill appropriating 5000 for the funeral ex-
penses Of the late Chief Justice was passed.
bill was reported for the organization OF the
rerritory Of ALASKA District business was then
considered, the pending bill being for the pro-
lection Of graves from dcsecration.
WASHINGTON, March W.-SENArE.- The invi-
tation Of the Supreme Court to attend the
funeral OF the late Chief Justice tomorrow was
received and accepted. Bills wore reported
and others introduced. Blair called up his
bill to require that when ex-Confederates are
appointed to ONCE preference shall be given
wounded or disabled soldiers. Mr.. Riddle
berger spoke In favor OF the measure ana ME-
Edmunds opposed 1t. AT 9 o'clock the bill
went over without action, and the bill to au-
thorize the purchase OF U. 5. ponds was taken
up, the question being on Mr.. Stewarts amend
ment authorizing the issue OF gola ana shVer
oertihcates ior ouiion. Messrs. sherman, Al
lison, Evarts, George and Gray were appointed
a committee to attend the funeral Of the late
Chief Justice at Toledo Executive business
was considered until a'io p. H. "heh she oen'
ato adlourhea
HoUsE.-A communication was presented
from the marshai OF the supreme court ihVit
ing inc nouse, oy uirectioh Vi tno Cour., W at
tehd the Iunerai OF inc iate ChieI ous'oe ae
noon to-morrow. ihe House auoPteu .he reso
iuton OF inc Committee on Eiections ln .ne
cohtestea eicction c"so y. wot.hihs.oh vs.. y, osS
from tne Ientn iihnois District' connlne .ne
reht OF Post, VAe s'tihg memDor. bils were
reported Ior tne erection o. PUBIC uuiia'ngs =.
Lynn, Mass Staunton, va, ana YORK r&'
also increasing 'ne approprS'ion ios ..os Anso 20
ies Oai' aiso' W uuIus' .no oiis y, S'"sv9 ~.
expenses h.urreu ~ uoieneo y. 'n0 oiA'ou
oCates' uiso, W piose e oiorAs ioi oena'o,s ailu
representatives no1 C'iaifliei Vi coi'il,ii.'ees
aiso ior .ne eieo.loh Vi oonu.ors W iosai @
Vi .le S's.es' n.so' "Nns .no sae' y.
ouoees. nhe oh,oh Iaolno rNiroau iuuuiI,s m
| -, a.,
morning houf. ihe i"iisorJ <A'auony DiiA ""s
passed.
WASHINGTON March hSo.-oENAIE.-ine SEN
ate met ana pIoceeueu IN oouy w .ne ilvuse JUS
10 t"ke par' II, .he iuhola' sorV.oee vi 'no ia.o
,a'Nn Cn.oi.o us.ioo 49, al. . -" -
'ouIn'non' ma' 'aMen ""',.
HousE.-ine W i.ouse aiso "uJournoo ii'e-
dlateiy aiter the luherai ceremonies
WAsH1NGToN Marcn S9.-SENATE.-A motoh
10 ADJOURN over s'ooa frioay was aoop'eu. re-
titions ana memorials were pesehteo anu reier.
red. biils were repor1ea Ior tne erection OF
puohc Duilding AZ NeM Aonaon Ct' lansing
MICH, ana NorioiK' va. "a Dill 70 es'auisA
courts lor INDIANS was introduced. a iafgs
numDer OF peutions against SUNDAY .raihs Sun-
u"y uiii.s' e.o.' "eto feie,,eu W W.T. @ piuil >
coui'.ue. m,. DoiiS "u'oo.eo .no a. :
ol 'he rlesueh. h.ss"ke, ai.ei .ni'n ~. .ao
senate piooosou W .no e~oA'iu'ia,'o ~ u.', VI .no
oiis oi u,o .a.enu'., sis one % y. "n.s' "e1'
paseeu. 1e'o r ~, '"o o.n".o "u'ou.n11'
1oush'-hiter 'iie prehniiiary morning uusi,
ness an ADVERSE report from .ne fostomce
committee on resoiution Gaming upon tne
fostmaster.General ior cer'aim iiiorina'ion m III
regard 10 Amer1can nrrns Ma'hhe seeus RON
CANADA 10 inc ohi'eo S.a'es' 9reeip,'a'eu
hveiy aepate. inc resoiutlon On was iau On inc
.aoie-yeas lso' nays TX. the Dis'rict VI 20.
iuihpla appIop,iauon oil was repor.cI' anu
tne house LOOK up tne 1noiah appropriation
oill anu d. o'io p. H. auiourneu'
WAshlNGToN' marcn noo'-SENATE-Not' IN ses-
sion.
HousE-senate amenoments were non-con'
CURED IN TO the House Dill autnorizing the
President to arrange commercial conference
with Mexico South ana Central America ana
Brazil. JOINT resolution was passed appro-
priating s"o,VoO 10 enable the Uuited states TO
participate IN the International Exhipltion at
Barcelona, spain, In April 1888 Ine pllls TO
pension the widows OF Generals Logan and
Blair Mt 900 per annum were then taken up
ana passed after consideration, by vote OF lo4
yeas to VI nays. Ato p. m. recess was taken
until 1:oo p m.' the evening session Deing ior
the consideration OF private pension pilis.
WASHINGTON, March S.-SENArE.-memor
ial from the 1celandic Educational Society, OF
Winnepeg. Canada, praying for an appropria-
ton for an examination OF the records OF the
Vatican and other libraries, and for public
recognition Of Left Erickson as the first dis
covever Of America, was offered but declined on
the ground that petitions from foreigners must
Do transmitted tnronga tne PRESIDENT AN ap'
propliauon !" ss" was xo.ou i0r ,.mS .ne
wape ompe"'0' ,,ta,os% SsA'' .nS rassrrsa s Ths
Honse ioint reso,ut,on accent,ng the
imitation to the Paris international Exposi-
tion was passed with amendments increasing
the appropriation from 5000 900 to 100000. Bills
CITATIONS @ for nn,,dn1s at ST. Alsans VI
$4,000; Los Angeles, 100000; Buffalo, N. Y,
25o,oco; Bay City, Mich, 100000; and Lowell,
Mass Sooooo' also LOT INC ce,enra'.on o.
constitntion a o Of the the United @ States several @
bills were reported, ana after brief executive