The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-19

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v1kss osssose.
WAsninoeoa, Saa. A-onNAaAs.A numbee
Of nenosia,s aad pstitiees we peseeated ~
oflls intsu1ueed, azaong tAea ~ oAstnan's -
:avsss certain fus1s n Ne fnsasssy, "a .
eelabush burean q aAultsrot1oa sad % re9u.
late ana peeAlblt ~ inpoftatica, maaufAoture
snA sole q oAultsrated FOODS and drug6. The
Senate Ssck up Mf. Browns resolution 70 rs.
peaa internal fVveaue iaws. NJ. Brown "a
sadsseseA shs gsnste. He wus followed b.
II. vest, a tAe ceoelusion d whose renafks
q sRssullvs sssssoa was held, end - l,so the
oensss adtouxasd
A0Un. M. Baker, Of Illinois, resigned his
pesit1sa - he Committee On Claims. me
Committee On Accounts through its Chair
man. reported Q resolution desienating the
eommittses entitled to employ clerk% Mf
Perkins, Of Kansas, offered an amend
meat peoviding that every member Of the
HouDe not the ChairmaA Of . committee shall
b allowed . clerk at oae hundred dollars .
month. This was rulsd out on point Of order
and changed - - 70 apply to eaeh mCm-
tee of committee. On motion TO reconmit
Lively debate widowed, during which the mo-
eesstty Of elerk 70 eaeh member was discussed.
Finally Ne resolution was recommitted with
instxuetioas 70 prohibit the Chairman Of . COM
nitteo from using committee CLERK, except on
business Of the committee. The call Of States
tos the introduetion Of bills was proceeded with
until Missouri was rooohcd, and ct .. n. the
Hosss sdjouTned.
WAs9moEou, Jan. io.-.SHHArn.-Msssages
ttea ne PFe1idsnt % minsr topics were r.
ssivsd snd refsrTsd An adverss report was
made fFom Tie post-oface Committee on the
mittse On tho postal telegraph. The resolution
was indefinitely postponed. Bills were in-
tfodueed, and then the direct tax bill IVES
taken from the. calendar and considered.
Ameudments were proposed and voted down.
A. Two o'clock the bill was laid aside,
with an amendment pending barring oil
claims mot nled. within six years. Tho Blair
educational bill was taken up, after Senator
Chandler had introduced resolution directing
the judiciary Committee TO investigate the su-
pression Of the oolored vote q the
recent election at Jackson, Miss. Mr..
Wilson, Of Maryland, spoke in opposition to
the educational bill. Mr.. Coke took the floor
next and at 8.G tho Senate went into execu.
tive sessson- The nomination Of VIM. +. villas
~ Secretary Of the interior and Don n. Diclrin.
son - Postmaster General were reported favor
ahly. and st l:lb the Senate adjourned.
H0Us1.-The urgent deficiency bill was 70.
ported. The cell Of States was resumed from
yesterday the Committee on Banking and
Currency reported bill to provide for the issue
Of circulating notes to the National Banking As
soeiation. Ths House at 10 ?. m. adjourned
WAsH1o10x, Jan. li.-SBNArH-Among the
bills introduesd and referred were the follow.
ing: 70 establish two additional land oHioes In
Wyoming Territory; 70 enlarge the jurisdiction
Of psobste courts in Wyoming, and to provide
for . minimum invalid pension Of eight dol
lars . month. Joint resolution providing that
no further effort con properly be made BY the
United States 70 ebtain cooperation Of Euro
pean Governments In establishing common
rAsio Of values between silver and gold, -
money. Laid on the table.
Housn-The House went into committee Of
the whole upon the state Of The Union for tho
consideration Of the Presidents message. Mr..
Mills offered resolution referring the message
70 the Committee ON Ways and Means. Tho
vssolution was agreed TO-, The House then
again went Into committee Of the whole
on the Little Deficiency Bill" A long de.
bate ensued, and during its progress the Ques.
ton - 70 whore the responsibility for the dc.
ssat the deficiency bill At the last session rest
"a, IVES fully discussed Tho custom Of holding
back appropriation btN also received consider
able attention. An amendment was adopted
appropsisaing 100000 fos the payment Of juds.
Eents and swArds against the United States on
aeeount Of damages caused BY reason Of the
Improvement Of the Fox and Wisconsin rivers.
The committee then rose, the bill was passed,
anA ~ House adjourned.
WAsHM0xon, Jan. .l1-0nHATn.-Ths resolu.
ton introduced By Nr. Chandler for investigar
ttoa - ths recent supression Of the colofsd
vote n Jaeks0n, Miss., IVES adopted By . party
vote, af>ee . statement By Ar. Chandler. Mr..
Mitchell spoke On the restriction Of emigrauts,
especially the Chinese. Mr.. Stewart followed
him On the same subject. After half IN hours
executive session the Senate adjourned ct 4:<
nn.
Housn-An sdvsrss report was made Of thu
ban 70 limit the time for the payment Of claimi
asuinst the United States. A bill was passed
axing the penalty for robbery, burglary and
iasseny n the Indian Territory. The bill X
spthoriss natioaal bsnAs 70 increase their cir
sulatiou TO The par value Of bonds deposited
went over. The battle-daG resolution calling
tot q Icerrespondenoe on The subject wa
adopted. A favorable report VA
made on Ne resolution sskinl
| for Information concerning war records. Sen
sts bill for the appointment Of Fish Com
| mission wss passed. bai permitting writing
OF printing Of second, third end fourth-clasi
man matter, was reported A message IRON
TIE Presidsnt wss reeeiyed. transmitting thl
| Invitation Of The French Government 70 tha
Of the United States 70 participate IN the PaEil
Exposition Of 1854 - eomu,sanorats The tsiinl
| OF the Bastile.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. Observation-Disclosures
were presented, end the direct tax bill W.
| taken up end discussed NJ. Riddleborgel
l moved 70 70 iate e2ecutivs session, end was Dc
| csAtAd on 8 10 vote. A second attempt was alSl
| aefsated, the object being 70 get at the Lama
| nominstion. NJ. Vance Dade taSiR speecl
| on Mr.. Browns resolution 70 abolish interns
rsveuus. NJ. Gray spoke against the Blair "a
usasioasi ball ead q "a ,. n. The ssnsss -
jounsd until Monday.
L UnRvau No Hath RANn0RtAd hin Nil