The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-12-14

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seesat session.
W61nfNC10m, Dtc. 4 ESTIMATE -vasious an
hnal reports vo1o submitted and Appropriately
rsfsrred. A number Of bills were introduced.
including one fov tho construction Of steel rams
and cruisers 70 b. armed with dynamite svns
A motion 70 proceed 70 Tie copsidcration q the
Union Pnotac bili vas objected TO. Mr.. An
son called up he tarif bin, bat ~ Denecsss,e
ssuators not bstne ready with their emend-
msnts 70 the tobscco schedule Il was postponed
until tomorrow. A. n'so p m. the Senate ~
journed. n. -
Housn --1As annual reports were subisasss4
and referred a resolution ~ offered % "
vestisats certsiF tesi sstsss purqhases ~ -
District Reies11o 70 cornuiteoo . nuheA ~
pctsfson Of c1tlreus q Norn Dx>oss va ~
ssn<sd for tho adnission Of The Terfsofiee =
bin 70 erect noaument 10 MAJOR General
Horny Knox At 1hcmsstop, Me- provokea me
opposition OF Kiieore CTex-), b1end tno;)s
Brecktnridre uryl, md M<o11lip fTeuo-)- Ine
po,nt OF 40 quc<um w raised aud , calfof the
| Houss srnered. Kslibpsterfne va coeilnued
| uush > ~. when she 1zooes sd1ourree,
WAsntNosps, Dc, t--enpAfs.--A nSslylyzZ
~ r ~ s.s a.. 49, = = Tx
sufe for the Mills bill On motion 70 ~ ~
substitute on the table, the vote stood-yeas W.
nays o. a strict party vote. number ot
| amendments offered by Democrats were voted
down The Union Pacific settlement bill vas
| made q special order for Wednesday next
After disposng OF 100 pages the Senate ad-
journed.
Housr.-A number OF bills and resolutions
were introduced. Unanimous consent was
asked for the consideration OF the omnibus
bilr' for the admission OF the Territories. but
l objection was made. The eight hour law claims
/ bill was talked over the morning hour Inc
| bill 10 quiet the title OF Des Moines river land
settlers was considered and passed. The direct
tax bill was made a special order fer Thursday
Saturday ard Tuesday next, ard :. p IN. the
/ House adjourned.
| wAsHrNoroS. Dec. 6-SESATE -Certihcates
1 of Presidential Electors in Kansas were pre-
/ sented and referred 10 the Privileges and Eiec'
/ tons Committee. A number OF bills were in
troduced. The tariff consideration was re-
/ sumed BEGINNING with the earthernware sched'
| ule and continuing through the metals. But
| ler OF North Carolina, offered a joint resoiution
| proposine a constitutional amendment nxins
| The Presidential term at six years. At5;S p
| m. the Senate adjourned until Monday.
HousE.-Tne resignation of Perry Belmont
] of New York. announced The usual res
1 olution for the distribution OF the Presidents
| message to the appropriate committees, was re
/ ported and adopted. The direct tax bill was
| made special order for today Tuesday and
| wednesday. The District OF Columbia appro
| pria,iou bill was reported, and at $50 p m Tho
| House adjourned.
WASHINGTON Dec. 7.-sEsATE. Not in ses
| sion.
HousE.-The invalid pensions appropriation
| bill was reported. A report was submitted Oh
l the South Carolina contested election case
Smails VS.. Elliott in favor of Elliott the situnl
/ member; also minority report In favor o
4 aTtoa. IAN n
] ~, and considered until 4:s0 p. m. when a nc
| cess was taken until Esd p. m the night ses
| sion being devoted 10 private pension bills.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s-SENATE.-Not In ses
| sion.
Hou,E.-No quorum No business of import
| ance transacted.
a WAsHIScros. Dec. 0-SESATE.- Certihcate
| of election of Presidential Electors In Aiaoam'
n New Jersey, Missouri and Louisiana were II
| ceived number OF reports and resolution
!, | were presented. Consideration Of the tart
| bill was resumed, and several amendment
|, | offered by Democrats rejected and at4 p. n
the Senate adjourned
e HousE-A number OF bills were Introduce
: | under the call OF States Holman asked Tor u
Q prcsent consideration Of resolution autnofl
|. ing the Committee on Judiciary TO invesuga
n | charges OF bribery in recent elections II
| resolution was referred, The District Of G
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y | passed. The pension bill was also passed.
o | 9:5O D. m. the House adjourned
THE sum Of $50, 900 has been realized Z
the first DAYS sale OF the Cincinnati FL
4 position bull dings.
Is THE attempt to form drug trust was
i failure.
GENERAL SPISSER's maiady Is said to
!, cancer.
II RESOLUTIONS favoring division and &C
e mission were unanimously adopted by II
u Statehood Convention of Dakota, on II
II 9Th.
% Mrs. EMMA JACKSON was shot and II
y stantly killed by her brother, at Glasgow
Mo-
DAVID McMAsrEs, Of Sharon. Pa, WI
found dead in his store, with bullet-ho
in his head.
g The first appearance OF Killrain ar
Mitchell, in their sparring exhibition
20 Washington. was greeted with Kisses.
A PHILADELPHIA embczzler named ST
nt yens was arrested on the arrival OF q
N | steamer Vancouver at Portland, Me.
sd Juper Fpnrsp WAppELIt Republica
~ who was defeated for Congress, in vi
as ginia, by Hon. g, d. Wise, will contest
:" seat.
~ JAMES SULLIVAN and Joseph Putt, wor
ing on the farm Of T.. Remmick, near U
tonville, Mimi, were drowned in u
Stone Lake by going through the ice.
CAL SiLsBY, a notorious Bald knobb'
&c has been arrested and Is in Jail at Sprin
as field, Mo.
'ss ORLANDO SMITH, of Cincinnati has be
elected president of the Pittsburgh a
nv Connellsvilie Railroad Company.
a TIE body Of Frank T., alias 'LIshtnin
70. Dickinson, was found under Ch!ca
ia sidewalk In an advanced stage OF deco
xs position. The discovery clears up
mystery Of the murder OF Charles Gund'
son In August at the same spot Dickins'
after numbering Gunderson, put his DO
II. under the sidewalk, and, crawling IN
M side IL. stabbed himself. When Gund
20. sons body was found Dickinson's was
to noticed.
go Mas. JENNIE GnEESwELL, OF Gro
the | Tower, III, separated recently from
ock husband, Robert Greenwich, and meet
him ON the street shot him fatally. Gre
we'll was a son OF Judge Joseph Gre
Aha we'll, formerly a prominent residen
40 Perry County, Mo.
md DR. McBRIN, druggist and practiol
roo of Oshawa, Ont, has absconded.
liabilities amount to fully $4,000; as
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