Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-14
FfTIETR CONGRESS.
,..rsscs Of the Proceedings OF the
Senate and House.

: .cnnocted with the fisheries treaty
~ tune it reached the senate. Ia TO
<Ssssad In the Record. IL shows that
sfor Hoar made the motion which has
edited 20 Senator Sherman, and
"A va adopted, that the consideration
: treaty b. with open doors. Mr..
: s~msa was, however. one Of the three
9si.ssrs Dawes and Teller being the 9th
40 voted in favor OF the Riddleberger
.,,af;on alter il had been adversely re.
49, from the committee on foreign re-
iona The resolution was lost by a
- OF al to B.
d. Pacific railroad telegraph bill was
,orably reported to the senate. 1t Is
house fAndersonl bill amended by
T.sN;ns ast the word construct" 1t re-
- ne suhsided roads to maintain aud
--ste public telegraph lines, bat tho Ell.
Sss Il lie amendment is to permit their
sr;sieon by purchase, or in any other
tie companies see 1T.
HOUSE.
a. conference report on the bill to es-
IN q department of laba- was agreed
~ IN senate. The house also adopt.
"a tse conference report and the bill pass.
Il s~abstantially the same shape as IL
sr,s irom the senate.
~ house committee on the Judiciary
ssed the senate blu relative 10 DISPOSE.
~ /. the United States courts, so as to
~ the Enitrd States law to conform
~ he state law in taking those DISPOSE
ass favorable reeort was ordered on
~ srrste bill to make judges of circuit
"A district courts interchangeable.
NAT
Tie senate committee on the judiciary
.;sd sgain to reach n conclusion in re-
to the nomination OF Melville w.
/ suer 10 be chief Justice. IL is understood
IA further information nom Chicago is
-.;f,d. The most serious OF the charges
prosrkt against Mr.. Fuller are those from
e. 1nalsyv OF Chicago. They allege that
,Ierk q the court and Mr.. Fuller were
n commissioners in 1881, and that Mr..
4 .is< srew a Jury before which n case in
rf,sl no was himself heavily interested
re- tried-
NJ Mis- Of Texas moved that the house
;,to committee OF the whole on the
IN bin. debate on the first paragraph
d. limited to twenty minutes. Mr..
Falnan Of Indiana spoke in favor ci
.sar lumber. Mr.. Mccormick OF Penn
rtgsnia maintained that there was no
81 Thing as a lumber trust, and that the
sistiag tariff on lumber was entirely rea-
buaile
SENATE.
rs senate passed, among Others. the
blessing bills:
sen,.te bill to authorize the Paris, Choc-
IL Little Rock Railroad company to
pasaucb and operate a railway. tele-
rsph sud telephone line through the In
ssn Territory.
HOUSE bin to protect lands belonging to
.aisss from unlawful grazing. with
pend meats
ne senate bill authorizing the president
plsa on the retired list, with the grade
rs;sr, Maj. Gen William w. Ayerill.
HOUSE.
In The house Mr.. Mills moved that the
les be suspended and evening sessions
,as-sd for the consideration of certain
NJ but, rs be would not consent to an
aendment setSSug apart certain sessions
the considerations of pension bills,
Republicans refused to vote As no
ketum could be secured, Mr. Mills with
ks his resolution.
ne house committee on public buildings
esed unanimously to recommend that
house pass the Allentown tPa-) pub.
Asiiding bill over ihs presidents veto.
= eommittee's report win contain no re-
kiion upoc the presidents course, but
hold that the committees has better
ELITES than the executive for ascertain
the nesds oil the town where it is pro
30 10 erect a building.
SENATE.
Ne senate passed the day in considering
diplomatic and consular ~appropria-
y bill An amendment was adopted
k~nsierriag the ministers resident in Bel.
d. the Netherlands. Sweden, Norway
Ncnezusla to the grade OF eavoys ex-
~aeiinafy and ministers plcniHoteatiary
bolt easnge OF salary. Senator Chand-
introdaced n bill to amend the fishery
Et~asiation act" by stSiking out the words
his discretion and by also striking
the reference to ..other products OF the
ninien'i than FISH. This would alb
Hiely dsny Canadian vessels the right OF
y Whenever the president is satisfied
TIE right et Americans in dominion
b So abridged. are whenever they are
Gerted . annoyance, and would also
81 fd the sepcrtatioa Of Canadian fresh
ait feb. Senator Quay has been au.
riss3 to report fayorably his bill grant
peniinns 10 soldiers and sailors con
10 confederate prisons.
81 HOUSE.
kss.stare in the house was the excite
i cilussd BY the leaving Of u red ban,
pc handkerchief in the press gallery.
Springer took the chair. After debate
stctions OF the lumber clause
81 rejected. and the clerk Turned the
paE d the bill. The next lumber
tersph vas read. Mr.. Blaine Of
fsylfania mored that il be rejected.
Dotioa a rejected. A motion to
oct slaves OF wood was also
lie committee then rose. A mes
ifam The president ~vetoing the Bar
Pof Ne, public building bin and the
pr purchasing additional ground for
>nbie building as Council Bluffs, Iowa.
anilounced.
SENATE.
nsiisrabie hustle was caused on the
eissH side when the presiding officer
Pntsd a Dessaye from the president,
siiz sithout approval a bin pension
- sioow, OF the ground that
Death Of the husband (for
The pension was ali1wed)
~fhahS 70 10 with military service,
Pas the result OF suicide. Senator
- Unmarked that these messages we're
fsiy unjust and ineomprehensible,
- e should oppose the usual coufse of
- y; this to the committee on pen
49, HOUSE.
Iaasnihcent tariff debate took up the
me house to day. A quiet commo-
q caused BY the announcement of
7& rsminatlon Of the president. Con-
E5'n 81 the tariff bill wns resumed in
t<e Of the whole.
n,lse passed the following bills:
{ iaii TO provide for two additional
ie Justices for the supreme court OF
house bill to authorize the con-
45 Ron Of a bridge across the Missouri
tpnaha, Neb.