Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03

WA.WsGroN, October 3, 1888.


Tlr resolution offered bv Mr. Call ON
the 27th of September nsiru'tng tbc
Committee on Epidemic Diseases To
cl..,.,rnui report before the adlouu-
I.rtt ui this session of Congress hidi
t.uaI iopsa ou to prevent Cine Importa-
ton OF clu.aeIln- or injections diseases
..n foreign countries 1u ihe coasts and
boundaries of the United states was
flD up and ur. call proceeded TO
trclh upon iL
Nr. asco oIorod an amendment d.
Y,cuue tuc committee Go inquire further
onto ne Introduction OF relioW-leycr
into ll0rlja and other states during tho
present year
Iu iut. course of his remarks Nh Gall
road "a letter from DR. bced suggesting
ep,uts If ammonia as 70 method ot cure
ana prevention, and recommending that
some action betatcn CD test chat method.
After discussion hy Alessrs Call, bla'r,
Ja,co. Chandler. berry, and Morgan
One resolution and the amendment we're
referred TO the Committee CA Epdemic
iq.eascs.
The conference report on the def
cheney lil wac presented boy Mr.. Hale
aui explained 10y him,
Aitcr discussion the conference report
was agreed to, and the Senate insisted
ON It's disagleymcnts to tie items still II
controversy.
The conference report on the joint
resolution IN aid OF the sufferers from
yellow fever VAS presented and agreed
a. after some explanatory remarks 10y
1ir. Edmunds
The House conleTees insisted, said MIR.
ldmunds. that the House would not
nsr,e 60 tie use eff the phrase adopted
IN the Joint resolution ma direct AMI OF
tine sufferers, on the ground that 1t MAS
beyond the constitutional authority OF
(onertss 90 DO thing of that KIND rs
flrucuiarlv illustrated aud set forth IN
ise message from the President Vetolng
th, bdl for the distribution of seed IN
certain counties OF Texas. And 50 IN
order 10 accommodate the SOhcltude OF
the House on that subject the COME
renee committee had agreed 70 para
1hr4so which meant precisely the same
iliny The Senate coutcrrees thought
that they had accomplished the end
without wouuding the constitutional
tonsilli,ies of anybody
Mr. Jones. Of Nevada, offered IA reso-
luton (Which was referred 60 the Com
uittee on Foreign Relations requesting
fine President t. negotiate treaties with
tbs Government of her Britannia Ma
i-sty and with tho republic OF Mexico
yesnecusclv for the exclusion ot Nhinese
lsborers from the Nc tn American CONT
ueut, and for tho prevention OF their en-
france into the United States nom She ter
rltory OF either of such governments or
from the dependencies thereof,
A resolution Was reported and adopted
authorizing Mr.. hsle's COMMITTEE on
ci,il-seruce reform 10 contlnue It's SEES
sions during the recess.
The Senate tDen, at 440, adjourned.
HSuse of Representative
On motion Of Mr.. Forney, OF Ala
bona, q bin WAS passed authorizing the
construction Of the bridge across the
Coosa river. Alabama
MIR gurnes of Missouri, presenter
the conference report upon The Joint reso-
luton IN aid of the yellow fever sufferers
las agreed 10 10 cOnierenee ne resO-
luton aeuromiatos Sl09,OOO 70 ps eA-
pended undor the direction OF the ire
tident whenever in his opinion such Oh,
peuditure will tend to the eradication OF
The epidemic Of yellow-feyer nov eA sS,
in tho Quilted States or prevent It's spieau
from State to State.
Mr. kiigore, OF Texas raised the pom.
Of order that the resolution was nVs