The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
NEWS w THE WEEK.
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CONVERSATIONAL.
TIVE Senate on the u considered the
resolution offered by NJ. Call providing for ID.
ditionai legislation In relation u yellow foyer
and other contagious diseases. II wss referred
10 tho Committee On Epidemic Diseases. Thc
conference rcporto n the General Deficiency bill
provoked much discussion regarding afairs IN
Utah. when the Scport was agreed ". the Sen
etc insisting on ts disagreement 70 certain
items. -. Tue House psssed with amendments
the Senate bill ~ ALLOW persons Who had aban.
doned or rciinquished their homestead entries
70 make other cutrica. The yellow fever JOINT
resolution ~sppropristins eiO. CO.. was adopted.
In the Senate ON the M Mr.. Allison In.
~ prepared by the majority Of the Finance
Committee. and Mr.. sherman obtained leave 20
address the Hens'c on the subject. The Benct
circular was again under discussion without
action, Mr.. Cockrcli taking the occasion to de.
fend the Administration =. In the House Mr..
Burncs, Of Missouri. presented the conference
report Of the Deficiency Appropriations TIL. but
the House adjourned without taking action
OF II.
ArTRR the transaction Of routine busi.
ness on the eth the Senate took up Mr.. Hale's
resolution on General bcnct's circular no 70 dis.
ch~svc. s.,cn .,.cc.is .,c ~h,,N, .U.,a.n.e.
WA asr"cd TO- The senate hi %r.las,ns IN
c,nssincstioo Of uos,.ofaces INA pnssed' A
further conference vas ordered on the Deu.
cheney bill and the Senate adjourned until Mon.
day The House passed the Senate bill pro
sidins Tor inc use OF petroleum ~ rue ON
s..smcra nov carrv'np passSnscra rrlcc..d tne
thar .a,c,-r.c W. ' WA s""
T,ms Hsn"t. 90. mt \, .~...,or mi, On.
Am ,rhc iI,,.c ~a. an ..s.,or ,o, ,n, .",.,,'
dcrn,ion q, private hills. a number n, wh,ch
we're considered In Committee OF the Whole.
On oil objectionable bills the point of no quo.
rum was successfully made. and consequently
out htuc business Was transacted. A. tho
evening session twenty seven pension bills
P"'''"' ""' '"e 'ousc Sup,u'ne" un'" MONDAY
PERsONAt. Ann pOr.prrcAr.
T.. u. W,0UINroN. of California. has bcen
u~n.nimou.iv s.,.c,.d hw ~. ..".,,I..
COMMITTEE. -, On. A,n.ric., ".r,a ;" m,
IN. vacancy ncc.sinnad ~. Id. os.,".
d-.ciirstinr NJ an. vic.. ,",,,
n.,inr.
TIM rm,cror 80 c.r,,,v ,,o, a..
Emn.ror ~ A..,ri. =, Was. 49, a.. ~.
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mat With nm .r,hns,..,t. r.c..',n,
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,,or o.. unyn. ~ 60. .o,a.s-
passed or quietly In Georgia on ths III,
Governor Gordon aud tho others officials
were reelected. Tho amendment 10 tho
Constitution Increasing the number Of
Supreme Court Judges from three 10 five
was adopted,
At q recent meeting of the PHILADELPHIA
n"p.'s ~. 49,. ". ''.,'o "u.'cr "as
Lower Merton, which announced that
Robert J.. Burdctte, the well known humor.
lat, had been licensed 10 preach.
tvs reception 70 Mr.. Blaine At Adrian,
Mich, on the eth, was q bonanza for pick.
pockets and robberies ranging ~ hish NJ
$40 were reported. The uolicc by mis-.
take arrested John Richie, Of tho Chicago
bureau Of tho Associated Press, aud Frank
Crawford, Orthe New York World, on sus.
picion.
hRH. Foi.sOM, The mother. In. Flaw Of the
President, IL back In Washington from u
visit TO Mrs. Lamont In Maine.
THE 7dgcbidr aays II learns that Em.
peror William disagreed with Prince his.
marck as TO the Hdvisability III criminnlly
prosecuting Prof. 0eiYeckcn aud that no
was also displeased with BiSmnrck's re-.
port On the affair. The Chancellor, the
7dgebidft says, threatened TO resign II tho
Sours: ""RSeS'e" ny INN w"fe not io''
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