The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-28

the House took a recess until O'Clock even
Ing the session 10 be for the consideration or
private pension bills
Sr~ArE.-In the Senate Mr.. Sherman
called up the bill 10 reimburse the dcposi-
tors OF the Frcedinan's savings aud Trust
Company for losses Incurred hy the failure
OF that company. Mr.. Vance opposed the
bill and asked for the yeas and nays upon
H. but quorum evidently not being pre-
emit the hill was passed without division.
The conference report upon the river
and harbor bill presented, but Mr.. I'd
nunds asked 10 have Il printed be-
fore II was agreed TO- The senate
then went into open executive session on
the fisheries treaty, and Mr.. Teller took the
floor. lie referred 10 insults offered BY Can
adian cruisers 10 American fishing vessels
and 20 the hauling down 81 the American
flag on one OF them. lie said thai TO decent
apology has been made for the act, ana That
this fact ought 10 make every Aiherican
ashamed. The apology was not satlttaclofti
but that was IN Keeping with the whole
course OF the administration IN dealing with
the British Government. The matter went
over until Monday. The Senate proceeded 10
the consideration Of the bills authorizing the
construction OF bridges and passed the fol-
lowing House bills. with amendments:
Across the Missouri River az Ponca, Neb.;
across the Missouri River at Winonas Dak.;
across the Missouri River, Fort Benton, NJ.
r.. across the Missouri River ~ farkNillc,
Mo-: across the Missouri River az Souix
city, Iowa; ncross the Mississippi Riser at
Burlington, Iowa; across the Missouri River
az Forrest City, OAK: across the Tennessee
River NJ Knoxville, Tenn. and across The
Missouri River at Plattsmouth, Ncb. The
Senate az , - adjourned until Monday.
HOCSE.-~W hen the applause which greet
ted Mr.. Mills closing remarks OF the 2ist
had died away Mr.. Mckinley demanded
Yea and nav vote on the amendment placing
cotton ties on the free list. The vote was
YES. no. nays, us. and the amendment stands
as agreed upon IN committee OF the whole.
The roll was about 10 be called on the 1nal
passage OF the bill. when Mr.. sowden. OF
Pennsylvania, sent TO the Clerk desk and
had read "A communication from Dir. Randall,
I'm which that gentleman said he wanted y
PAIR when the vote ON the tarin hils should
be taken. n he would vote against the bill.
The previous question WAS then ordered on
the final passage OF the bill and the
r0ll-cnll was begun. When the figures
were announced by the speaker
Yeas, 1862; nays, l49~ Democratic cheers
and shouts echoed throughout the chamber
Messrs. Bliss. MerrIman, and Grcenman, New
York. and Sowdcn, Pennsylvania, Democrats
voted against the hill. Messr>. Fitch OF
New York, Nelson Of Minnesoii, and Brow
or Of North Carolina, Republicans, voted IN
favor OF its passage. Mcssrs. Anderson OF
Iowa, Hopkins OF Virginia and smith of
Wisconsin. Independent, voted for the bill.
The following pnlrS Mere announced Ram
dali with Iiogg, West Virginia; Hest and
Pennsylvania, with Whiting Michigan; Bel
mont, New York. with Davenport New
York; Perry, south Carolina, with -pooner,
Rhode Island; Glover, Missouri. with
Brown, Indiana; Granger, Connecticut
with Woodbun. Nevada. Mr.. McAIil-
lin moved that when the House ad-
jouIn to-day il be until "Wednesday next.
Mr.. Perkins. OF kansas moved 10 amend the
motion so that the House should take q re-
cess until o'clock this evening. Various
other motions We're made. Finally the Me-
Millin motion was voted down: Nays, BOG;
ayes, -, and the Horse AT o'clock took
recess until this evening, the night session
10 Dc devoted 10 the consideration OF general
legislation on Indian dcpredations. Az the
evening session bill was passed providing
for the payment Of claims arising from li-
dian dcpredatl0ns, such claims Ia be adj
Indicated BY three commissioners. 10 be APP
pointed by the President. To be known a. the
court OF Indian dcprcdaiions. The House nc
10 o'clock adjourned
SENATE.-The conference report on the
River and lIarbor bill was presented and
agreed 60 on the 23d. The senate then pro-
cceded to consider the fisheries treaty in open
executive session. and WIS addressed BY Mr..
Dawes and Mr.. stewart i'm opposition to It's
ratification. The House bin for the relief OF
the Southern Illinois Normal University was
passed. and the Senate adjourned.