The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-10-26
THE NATIONAL SOLONH.
WORK OF rHE SENATE AND xouss
OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Our National LAWMAKERS aud What Thsv
Are Doing for thoG Good Of the Countxy
Various Measures Propossds DlscussoA
and Acted On.
TnE message of the President vstoins IL
pension i'll Of Mrs. Sarah Woodbrides, a IL
/ ground that her second husband Il atm uvine
aud that such q precedent ought not to h q.
tublished, was laid before the Senate the l6fh
inst, The bill and message were rsseErsd
Sss for or . as discussion q the aSssiPP sssla 70 h SSSsai
fun tna ' ing b b;i k sa anis, t sS the bot sss sa.. s,ll: 1ss az.
House NJ. Wheeler Of Alabama offered Q esries
of 10 solutions d~enouncing the Senate tari6 hiii
And utter some ssan :. disouss s.ss.s e. 70 p The r,rsopsisty g
on Rules.
The debate ON the tarif bill was continued IN
the Senate ON the 10th. The ssnats confirmed
J. A. Moore as United States Naxshal for Ne.
yada. The House agreed TO the seoats amsnd.
oO Oates q sAla.S called up his a~djournmsut r:sols.
ton in the House and made q Vigorous e6ogt =
secure its passage. Aftere long discussion, Co.,
sideration of tho resolution was postponed.
Is the Senate, ut the beginning Of the NOM
ing business. on the Itch. the Republican siae
of the chamber was represented by eight Sena.
tors and tho Democratic side by ten On motion
of MI. Morgan. the Committee on Foreign Rela-
1ions was authorized 10 sit during the recess 81
Mu8nluSsOu OF new 1Ork III Cuo l0V0ottg0tfOn a.
the La Abra claim against Mexico: The House
bill granting to the Aberdeen and NorthwesteQ1
Railroad right OF way across . portion. Of tho
sideration Of the tariff hill was resumed. In
spe,ikins on the tariff MI: Teller criticised the
administration for putting New York hank men
conducting the financial policy Of tho Govern.
mcnt In the interest Of Wall street to tbs entire
faisre 1sss1ts Cd the to great tie s.s tsssps:t =, Ct 6 q: ssnl g;;sg,:.
ton to suppress the silver dollar coinage, up.
braided the Democratic Senators aud Represea.
charged that they had been ailenced-he would
not say by administration influence. He char.
acterized tho course Of the Treasury Departments
$ per cent. bonds as simbecility Of the grossost
character" and in the interest Of the bondhold.
t It; sh wa sSla t fnas % MSls m have p aid e Sssa sSss q
Moesna referred to the Allison recess reso.
death Of tho senate substitute. He sad the
Senate had been deserted for weeks bythose who
claimed to be the only c.lable tsria- resos1nsrs.
ure. The fact was that the Republican Senators
did not intend to pass the bill now or hereafter.
Democracy. because it was q n admtssion that
tho people needed and demanded . relaxation
of high taxes; At the conclusion Of Mi. Nor
CAMS remarks the Senate adjourned.
House usreed to the conference report on tho
bill granting lnnds in severalty to the united
Peoria and Miami bands Of. Indians.
"a RESOLUTION Tor hnal adjournment It
o'clock the 2oth was adopted by the Senate on
the 18th inst. The House afterward consusred
In the resolution. Tho subject came up In thu
Ssnste on the resolution to take o recess, and
Mr.. Allison said that he Senators generally
were in favor OF an adjournment until the frat
Monday in December. MIR. Brown thsreupon
offered a resolution for a final adjournment Of
this session at ! o'clock the Goth. He said
TINT he did not believe that the passage Of
tho tariff bill would DO facilitated by q prolonge.
tton OF tho session. Mr.. Allison, who had III
matter IN charge. after some debate accepted
Mr.. browns resolution as an amendment to tho
one already pending, md q vote was taken. A
majority of The Democrats voted In the afirma-
There was no demand for q division, and.
tho resolution was declared carried. Tue
taritf bill was taken up aud briefly debated.
a.:d II resolution was offered by Mr.,
Allison authorizing the Finance Committee to
ontinu it's investigation into tariff matters.
necticut wOfkingmen ard farmers in favor Of
the Mill ill. mud the admission of raw materials
particularly wool, salt, lumber. tin plates. eto,
-free OF duty. Tho conference report on the
bill for the allotment OF lands in soyoralty to the
United Peorias and Miuniis in the Indian Tent.
tory was presented and agreed to. Mr.. Hudd Of
Wisconsin called up u bill in the House granting
the right of way to a water company across an
Indian reservation in Arizons, aud asked con.
sent to non-concur In Senate amendments.
Agreed to. On motion of Mr.. Foinoy of Aleba.
mn n resolution was adopted authorizing the
Committee on Appropriations to sit during the
vacation. The following scnato bills were
Tacoma, w. II, for a public park to prevent :
army and navy bands from entering into comps.
tition with civilian musicians: TO estsbish
land Office ut Folsom, n. Al.