The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-23
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.


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consent OF Congress. resolution was adopted
calling upon the District Commissioners for
their authority TO grant permits for overhead
wires ia Washington Also a resolution calling
on the Attorney General for the correspondence
in regard to the pay OF the Supervisor OF Elec-
tions In New York City which It is proposed 10
limit. Notice was given that the report on the
Jackson (Afiss) election outrages would be
called up Thursday next for consideration. Mr..
Call spoke on the fisheries treaty. Pending
vote on Mr. Morgan's motion to postpone the
treaty till December next, Mr.. Gray, Of Della
ware, appeal. for the postponcment At 6;l5
p. IN. the Senate adjourned.
HousE-Mr. Buchanan IN. J.) offered q reso-
luton directing the Committee on Printing to
investigate the truth Of the allegation OF New
York paper that the Public Printer is buying
felt for printing in England. Referred. Mr..
Dubois Qiaho) offered resolution calling on
the Attorney General for o list OF pardons grant
ed by the President TO persons convicted OF the
crime OF unlawful cohabitation in Utah and
Idaho since March 4. 1886. Referred Mr.. Dav-
idson (Fla.) introduced joint resolution appro-
prating $4,000 to aid in suppressing infectious
diseases in the United STATES. referred The
balance OF the day was given up TO District
measures. The fortihcation Dill was consider
ed until p. M. when the House ADJOURNED
WAsurNcroS Aup. t4.-SENArE. bill was
,ntrodnced 10 define tynsts5 and 10 pnoyide for
the nun,shmen, ~ persons Connected With them:
| also reourino the of,oers and NJ least three
quarters of the crew Of every U. S, merchant,
whaling or sailing vessel TO be either native
born or naturalized citizens OF the United
States resolution was agreed TO continue
| the investigation OF Indian traderships The
fisheries question was taken up Mr.. Morgan
speaking. Three vetoed pension bills were
presented and referred. AT p. m. the Senate
adjourned.
HousE.-The Senate amendment was con.
Cured in 10 the bill for the erection OF public
building nj Evansville. Ind: Mr.. ONeil, (Mo)
denied his porsonal connection with any bar
| cain To mass the Cherokee bill. struggle for
precedence occurred between the military ap-
proprintion bill and the Notifications bill, and
| at 80 d. m. the House adjourned, after an in
effectual call TO develop quorum.
WAsH1NcroN. Aur. 15.-SKNArR. resolu-
| tion was ofyered inouiring the number of white
depositors in the Frcedmen's Bank A resolu-
| tion was adopted in the interest OF American
inventors. A bill was passed for the relief OF
certain purchasers OF Government lands. The
fisheries treaty was considered. the confer
| ence report on the army appropriation Dill was
presented and ordered printed In the hecoru'
AT 6:io p. m. the Senate adjourned.
| HoUSE.-Mr. Ou'hwaite trieu 10 nave the vote
rcconsidered on the Columbus Exposition Dill
but no quorum was present. The iorthcauon
| appropriation billy taken up, considered ano
reported TO the House AT p m. the House
adjourned.
| WA6HINGToa, Aug Observation-Disclosures
matters In relation to overhead wires were dis
cussed Byavote OF "a to "a the SENATE refusec
to postpone the fisheries treaty. The resolution
in regard to white depositors in the Freedman
bank went over. Mr.. Reagan made sreccn OF
the Presidents tari1 message. The conference
report on the army appropriation bill was talSei
up and ooncurred in. The House fortihcatior
bill was presented and referred. The fisheries
| treaty was taken up, TO be considered by sec
tions, and at 5;5Op m the Senate adjourned
HoUsE,-The fertilization bill was passed
The resolution to assign date ior general pen
sion legislation developed on vote that NJ
quorum was present and resulted In can
the House. The Oklahoma Dill iailed OF con
sideration for the same reason. Inc uenciehc,
bill was then retired on the point OF no quorum
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WAsHINGToS' Aug. l1'.sESATk,-A resoIu
was aoopteo 70 restrain .ne erS0nun u yrS
M ue"u 4" u1tn,s p III, Syos ,,osse
anend,n, fbe act relating To postal crimes, prc
hibitinR dunning missives in transparent er
velopes and the transmission of obscene matter
The fisheries treaty was taken up. An ordc
was made to take iinal VOC iuesaay =, moor ,o
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uDy. - r, cono,o o,ren,rDen,s 20 ,ho snr
osIn o's,, annronrIa,ion az Ration, pill were noneoneurre
IN and n conference ordered. The resoiutio
10 assign certain days for general pension leg
is.ation was taken up, and on the demand 70
the previous question the vote resulted: Yea
nv, nayso' NO quolom. "s pv.ns "as .a'so
uy Lyn % ,' eontarsncc ronor, ara,
,na ,he risht Of yay throuoh the Fort Han Re,
eryntion. Town. AT s.sO D. m. the House a,
journed.
WASHINGTON Aug is-sENArB Not
session.
HousB.-In the House the bill to restri'
Chinese immiEra'ion was considered until
p M Wnoh 'he house auJournou
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The boiler OF saw-mlii exploded nea
| Shelby, Mich, kllllng Juree persons an
seriously injuring two others.
THE wheel-house at the powder mill
Windsor Quebec was olowh up. AN en-
pioyo naihea vasn' "uS oau's in1ufe'
Ao A.. ,',.a,,a : ,.onen 10. ,oon a,..o,,o.,
a. ST st IonIs Who has been Kent n nrison,
by her husband for eight years past.
filth and rags.
TEN prisoners escaped from the Marie
County jail, at Palmyra, Mo. Anon
them was Joseph Claim, the murderer
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