The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-04-19
,-HERALD, H1I1sBORo o.-THURsDAY. APRIL 49, 1888.
F1FT1ETH CONGRESS-


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First session.
WA1AfN0ToN, April S.--SnNArn. .-Among The
bills introduced and referred were the follow.
ing: 10 amend and enlarge the cot for the dis
tributioh Of the awards under the convention
with Mexico; for the establishment Of per.
manent Court Of Arbitration between the
United States and Great Britain and France.
A joint resolution was passed Appropriatins
10000 and accepting an invitation 70 par.
tcpats in the International Exhibition q
Brussels. The House bill 10 authorize the
Second Assistant Secretary Of the Interior
70 sign patents wss passed. Mr. Chandler
introduced bill to revive the direct tax law
and collect Ill unpaid balances, with fivo per
cent. interest thereon. The bill 70 suthoriss
the sale Of mineral lands 70 aliens was consid.
cred, but laid aside for the bin 70 admit Dslso-
tA which also went over for the executive ses.
sion. At5:So p. N. the Senate adjourned.
Housn.-The legislative day Of Wednesday
WAS continued By nlibustering. which lasted
into the night. AZ io:iS p m. Mr. Taylor. Of
Ohio moved that . recess be taken until 70.
morrow st II Is .. m, and II wss carried.
WASHINGTON, April lio.-sHNArn-Among the
petitions and memorials presented and re-
ferred was one for amendments TO the inter.
State commerce bill, 20 - TO make the cot ap-
ply 10 the transportation Of oil By pipe line.
On motion Of Mr. Sherman, the Freedman's
bank bill was taken from the calendar and 70
ferred to the Committee on Finance. The In
transitional copyright bill was made the special
tns s.is a. Tsrr,to,ssi mineral Isn6s "a .iisns
-. r...sA SNs I'M ~ s6rris sonth I,.jro|a
- tsren nm ana eonsidere6. Ereeutive m.
s;on w.s thsr er1srs6. sn6 ID s.,s = N ths n. ssn,
~ sdiourned.
Hore--rhsr. "a. m sh.r~s In tns .,%r.A,or
and hlibustering continued against the direct
tax bill.
wA.v,vcro~ A,-,, =, -s,~.~ p,aa,.r.,.
,ar;s resoiutior VI sdonted caiiinS on ths
pro.,asnt to S,,rn,sn Al, ~ so,rs.rorSsnc. reI.
st,vs to +hs di.nuts hstvssn vsns,usis ana
Crss4 pr,t.,r ccrcs,r;rs csrt.,r houn6.,,s.
4 ,s.o,ut,or ~ sSont.S ss,,,n, sor tnsorrn..
,,.t,on n, -...,d n *" r.t,-.d ,;.t A. s,.c,-
live .a.,,on vas ordered AZ .xo. ana N Tan
minutas TIA door, re.onened. Biiis we're re.
,,o,4.d .r+ho.i,tr. p-,o.di., C1oror,, Ah.o,or.
R.i,6 ~ ..cert froyo ~. pr..id.nt ~ ~.
Trench R.cnhlio a 6inio,ns oorSerrin. th. aec.
orstion AZ Commsnde Of ths Iscion os Honor.
and authori.ino Comman6sr phiIIins
"a aooenf a siiver nitohey from the
r1nite6 st.&ss AZ Co,onbis. ~, Morr,,, ad.
dressed the senate IN The president,s ma.
ssee. The Dakota bin was taken up. and after
discussiou laid aside, Bills were passed 10
erect monument 70 General Warren at Bun
ker HILL and for public buildings at Bridgeport
c.; Fort Worth Text Tallahssse. Fla, and
Birmingham, Ala The Military Academy ap-
preparation bill was also passed. long dis
cussion occurred on the bill TO purchase
sword OF Wsshington's, and ato p. m. the SEN
ste adjourned.
HOUsE.-ln the House tho dead-iock contin'
ued until p m, whom recess was taken un-
I'll ii: - tomorrow.
WARRINGTON April is.-sINArR.-Nr. Stew.
Art offered a resolution, which was sdopted.
calling on the Secretary Of State for informa.
tton a TO tho case Of John Pru ssia. 4 natural.
ICED Americsn citizen. who has been Imported
into the military service Of France. and "A to
other like cases. Several bridge bills were pass.
ed and Senator Coke delivered q speech on the
Presidents tarih message. The Dakota bill was
taken up AND discussed py Messrs Tufpie, Gull
Iom and Butler. MI spooner obtained the moor
ana the senate went INTO executive session until
I'D ?. m, Wnen IN ao>ournmens was teHen un'
vi MONDAY.
Aouss.-Ine oeadlook IN tne House 10 pro