The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21

which hereafter may be chartered or incor-
porated, or shall build, construct or operate a
railroad through. across or into the territorial
limits Of any stale or territory OF the United
States, the tolls, rates and fares made or
charged Tor the transportation of property
and passengers over ur upon such road or
roads ior tic within the lim,.s OF he state
or te' ttoly, and the tsr is and .Ghedule
thereos, shall lie s'beci 10 t'e le.. .sia. We con
t,ol o. and by the several states ID tciritor-
les through, across or into wAich such ROAD or
roads ARE constructed, built or operated, any
thing in the char -er OF or in the acts OF con-
gfess cteatlpg suci cCmnary or cor osnics, or
any law OF any stl.c or tcrri;oral legislature
enacted in pursuance uf such charter or act
of Incorporation, to the contrary notwlth-
standing
Sec. 2. That section of this act shall be
limited in its operation and shall apply only
to the carriage and transportation By such
company or companies 6f passengers and
properly wholly by railroad, or partly by rail
road and partly by water, when both are used
under common management control or ar
angemcnt, from one place or station to an
other plaee or station, both be'ng within the
territorial limits OF one and the same state,
or 1t snail IN no case apply to any commerce
between statet, territories or into foreign
countries.
The contestpver the Oklahoma bill was
then RESUMED. a motion made by NJ.
Springer of Illinois that tue house go iuto
committee of the whole for the consideration
Of that measure diSclosipg no Quorum, call
OF the house was ordered and onla 1873 mem
bcrs responded, and Mr.. Sowden OF Pennsyi
vania offered resolution feeclilpg al leaves
OF absence except those granted on accot1nt
of sickness. This prccipitatcd spirited po-
litical debate, which vas participa In by q
dozen members,
Without further action on the resolution
the house adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l4-Senator Platts
resolution OF yesterday in reference to the
copper syidicate WAS taken UP, and there
was an extended debate upou it. The dis
cnssion, which dllfted to the question of the
tariff bill, became general
After debate the resolutipn was laid sslde
without action and the senate took up ths
Chinese exclusion bill. A vote WAS taken on
Senator Bla;r's motion to reconsider the vote
by which tie bil was passed, There being
no quorum voting or likely to vote, II WAS
arranged hy Unanimous consent that the next
vote should hetakth at O'Clock next Nc n
day. Tie Platt resolution was agreed tt.
A jn'nt resolution extending the appropria-
tlons till the 2sth of September WAS passed.
The hanse hill to enlarge the duties of the
department of agrtcuiturs tnd "a create an
executive department OF agriculture was
taken up: discussed at some length and final
attcn Oh 1t postponed till Monday next.
Among the bills passed were the following:
House bill p.ov,dtrg boards of arbitration
TO settle df'erencer Between iD crstate rail-
roads AMI their employees upon written appli-
cation OF either pa, y o the controversy.
F.ov,iing pcnsl'cs fot the violation Of
Guaran ne reoa'a.ious.
The senate then adjourned till Monday.