The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-07-19
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.


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oack auIersety. n MOTION 70 reier q Ve'oeu
pension o,li, was haae INC occasion loi ue,
Date on tne subject OF Yetoes, on motion OF
mr. rAyne inc nouse loln' Iesoiu'ion ueo,al,'s
.he true intent anu meaning OF lne ac. OF May
io7o, as 10 lne Marle''a oensenn,,1i EApos,'
uon' was taken up anu passcu win al,enu,
uieh's. Suiion anienuinen' " 'io .n'oi
sonlinerce act were cohsiue.e anu passeu' ine
.onoMins pins mere paseeu. oona.e vi. ~,
priuse hcross 'ne Arhansas iisei At Iuiiiiile
hinuinB' Ath.' i'ouSo p"i W /" D'tuee sNiV's
inc aiissouii rNer Ue'"eou KANSAS ny ane
point "i'nin hNe lniies oeio" iiouse pni W
tesuia.e inc mems .. luusiien.s anu ueeiees %
inc courts Oh tne ohi'eu 7'i'es WIN WIN ainohuf
ueh'sl' Ailei ah executive sessioh tue ooh"'e
aulourheu'
HoUsE.-A resolution was offered directing
the Committee on Manufactures 10 make sepa-
rate reports on the testimony taken in relation
to sugar trusts and Standard Oh trusts also
resolution TO investigate the subject OF exces-
sive immigration, also 10 make the Blair bill
continuing special order for July II. All re-
ierreu. me tarln piii took preceuenee ~ Dls-
uios pusihess' "uu was oonsiueieu uii.,. ~ M
Mneh .ne house auloulhep Hi.. Csiiuon
anionunons " Pus suhai y, .Io 10 s'ss as.,' .a
p'y p'ouu0oi' oou"s' " " ''''
WASHINGTON July I0.-SENATE. E.-Mr. Sher-
man offered a resolution which was agreed to,
directing the Committee on Finance TO inquire
into and report in connection with ary bills
raising or reducing revenue that may be refer
red to it, such measures as 1t may deem expedi
ent to set aside CONTROL restrain or prohibit all
| arrangements, contracts agreements, trusts or
combinations that tend 10 prevent Tree and full
competition in the production, manufacture or
| sale OF articles OF domestic growth or produc
ton, or OF the sale OF imported articles; or that
are designed or tend TO foster monopoly or TO
advance arufcialy the cost to the consumer OF
necessary articles OF human life, with such pen
altles and forfeitures as Will tend to preserve
freedom Oh traue ana prouuctioh' tne lowering
prices W sucn anu 'ue iu'i
NJ uesisnu'eu W iiio hi'neI'o oonietreu oS '',o
pohcy Vi .ne eoNe'niren. " pro''os anu ~
couragc Alnerican industries " iesyiHs uu,'vs VI,
Vn soous ~. ess : ~
- e ~ 'ls ~, "
mns ~ w ~ aas.. ,.. 80 =,
o Iioai sPoAe asaiis. 'No n'Ao'' Ne4''' "-N ~
''fo p' ni' n"Iouihcu'
HoUsE.-Immediately after the reading OF
| the journal the House went into committee OF
| the whole on the tariff bill, the pending amend
ment being that offered by Mr. Nutting, OF New
York, restoring the existing rate OF duty on
starch. 1t was lost Mr. Hopkins GILL moved
| to strike from the definition OF uncleaned rice
the words Rice free OF the outer hull On
motion of Mr.. McMillin tTenn.) the duty on
rioe hoer anu rioe iie@i "as nAeu .. "i'oei ~
cent au Vaiorem- Mr. euenther l"is enucas
oreu 70 secure uuty Oh He een.s uoAor la,,., "
eggs Dut was unsuccessiui' MT los. tN'el
moVeu W res.orc .lc eAis'ins ia'e =, uas =.
peanuts. Lost. on motioh oi mr. cniil',n, a.
4
on max hachneo' h1lown as uresseu ms ~ ~.
uon'iis pei 'on i,ouse ~ ,.s ., e"'ns -
wav ibrongb indian reservat,ons 10 ra,lroat
connanies and at o.aO adjourned.
| WASHINGTON July ll.-oENAIE--ine con
ference report on the report OF tne appropria
uon Diii was presehteu. inc item lor pos.,oi
nee clerks ior uhusuai BUSINESS Is nNeu Ut ~
cOo instead OF sooOO Ine item as 10 rent hgn
and fuel IN thirdc class postomces is retained
with proviso that no contract ior rent ior suc'
post-ofices snaii DC ior more than year. I'M
item as TO postage on SEEDS IS nxed so as .
makeNthe postage one cen. ior TWO ounces VI
tne amendment known as tne SUBSIDY ciause I'M
conference committee mas peen unable 10 agree
Aiter an expianatioh oy Mr; riuinD the repor
was agreed TO- ana mr' riuinp moved that 'n'
senate INSIST on tne sursiuy ailenoihen. an'
sd -, ,,.o,;,,,, Sh,nes,, Tne tor,,t,
ca,,o,is M, ,os cons,derod ,,n,,l 5..n whom IN,
co,,s,a ad,a,,rnad
housE'-A conference was oruereu on .n'
lanu ioriei,ure uiii, anu nir' hoiliah 'inul mr
stone lMo.'' anu MI r"ysoh un'l "ero up
dointeo conlerees. SENATE sorghum ainenu
ment IN the agricuiturai appropriation oili wa
agreed TO. Inc tarin OH was consiuereu unll
o p M wheh the house 'ook RECESS un'n p
M the nignt session peiheior 'ne eonsiuera'iol
OF the census oiii'
WASHINGTON, July 12.-SENATE-A resolu
ton to print extra copies OF the report OF
Committee on Pensions OF certain vetoed pen
sion bills led up to political debate. The Coas
Defense bill was postponed. Mr.. George, O
| Mississippi, spoke on the fisheries. At Q p. m
Senate adjourned. SG
HousE.-Sessions we're ordered for mex
Wednesday and Thursday nights Tor labor oiil
anu hiiiisary an"ns' An u'enps 70 oo'aii,
nghd session ior general pension pnis was ue
,eateu uy .ne oplccuon u plau''' u ', missoul
forul oil Micnigaii' repor'eu oaoA ms iiiiiiiigra
uon ih'es.asa.ion . iesoiu.on' ,s' anu va
aaopted. me tarin piii was tnen taken UP an
considered until ? p in.' when .he house LOOK
recess untii ciooN, .no nisn. sossion pe'n
Tor the consideration OF pension olis'
WASHINGTON, July 13.-SENArE.-Mr. Dave
presented remonstrance OF large number O
wool manufacturers and wool dealers agans
the legislation proposed in the Mills bill. Re
ferred to the Committee OF Finance. The 70
lowing bills were passed. House bill to author
ize the building Of bridge across the Missis
propriating saoo,OOO for the location OF a branc
of the National Soldiers Home in Grant cour
", ina. aouse un, Approving 'sn,,, certain ~ aS,s
the % Terr,tory of New Mexico tas to funded /,
debtedness.) Mr.. George, OF Mississippi, resun
ed his speech on the fisheries treaty: Ato 81
m, lne senate Suloarl'eu ,s unsa mOnhS >,
nost.ofice STONE appropriation bin was submltte,
and on the subsidy amendment discussio
arose which lasted until p. m night Sc
sion was devoted = p.isa'e pension o,iis
WAsHiSoroN 'uiy i'7-'ASAfh'-1So' IN Sc
''pn, ua,,sr-,rho steamship Subsidy omenama,