The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-03
sttire Into the exedicncy of-reducing postage
Oh seeds, btsibs, etc, and Of reducing to
three cents the fec for hynAy orders for IS or

three cents the fec iof ln9n4y orders for IS or
less aq4s /
BY Mr.. Lawler, Of Illinois-Abolishing the |
tax on oleomargarine, and WAS referred to
the committee on agriculture.
BY Mr.. Cutcheon; Of Wichigan-Resolution
declaring It the sense Of tie keuse that in
apy'proposed revision OF the tariff the if.hs
ciplc7 of protection to American industry,
end s<shes maintenance of wages for
Anierlcaii vorkingmcn, at an American
standatd, ought u be distinctly recognized
and firmly adhered tgs that the duties ought
not to be imposed f6r revctte only, but the
prodttctlon IL those articles which the United
States has abundant raw material and 1ab6f
to pro1hce ought to be protected; and that the
articles on the free list shdtifdi bes selected
from anons such nccessarics of life as were
iltt tfsslasea Ia adcaustc quantities in this
country. a "a s78 .als -- glI
By,Mr. Campbell. Of New York -ffiss;hE ths
salaries of the supreme court justices ana
estIset officers at $4,000.
BY Nj. Mi.k,pe. Of 0h,a-For the Issue of
fractional silver ccrtiscs,s. 'S7FJ''2 n
The speaker pro tenn laid before tbs ho''.a
alc,ter from the public printer, In response to
'he resoiu.,on cail'ns on nun ior 'n,una'nn y,
~ ~ rue a'seharges haue ''S NM rms pun
ne pr'nht aiasm = ststc'nent IN regard TO
,Ilese e'sef'arges M 'as,'isins hna ssplshns
oi.l;c aud e;:tphatically denies, the charge
that the congressional Sdtrs: Is largely in ar-
Isafs; ny catis a'.ene'on 70 ''le lace '.:sA t
wv w i's..se oIas - 'nG ..e'n ,on
s'ress 'hc pi'h'1hs H'u1'eo ~ eonsrees nau
ihcfcase't 30 per cent over '1's ''Nssa ona-
'ps slihi'"f le''ou oi u.. rory ,''n"' VIZ
s'tSs eu. s''..es 'ha' 'Ae ""'" nae aDeen aaa
| fnfonptiSnahuieo e'a WIN u "oekins 'mceoi fNp
ii'ns W ~ 49, i'..Hn INit' sss ~.
~. " ~ " y
'p'3's ~ Il =, nta ais,saI ~
every cr''cisin ihaue 'sc '1c i ptih.ins
office, He praised the REFORMS wn'cn 10 sa'a
Mr. behea'c. hau in""s'fa'eo' anu as an IN
aaee s'a.ee. 'ha' 'he eea1s.es!..n e'ous Nv pin
teris'tnkk ct htcents pound, whereas f's pre-
dcccssoF hat ti':'a IN cents .,t.ag iss
Mr.. Cannon protested against - ssssHft
being made upon dead man BY an Official
who was ass. asssiduously blowing his own horn.
Mr. 6 'tcheon, Of Michigan, said that he
aha hhet lrlpclled to draw up the resolution
bS the sters OF soldicf Hf5 trd eAen az
ci'atged With sixty other Scfnldoses fft'ti he
printing office, In tie middle Of winter, with
out cause, Mt time, too, when the printing
| ordcred by congress was !grcatly IN arrears
| He tcntcheonj did not care how much more
| paper the rF'p'er hsa. HsetI, Or anything about
| the price OF inR, but would IKE ~ bnow %hS
| the pubic printer selected the middle OF Jan
uary to turn working men and women into
! ,hcts,reet. III that lie might put climax
to1bc n,,c,oarns oi fhc ,,,asse in ref,,sintr Tn
~ VI. i"o. o.''N'', y. '-' w
| 'hVes''Sateahc ciai'hs Oh the @orhihs ii!cf
contestipg "a seat in the house. ais 80. 49,
Mr., Henderson, OF Iowa declared hls utter
'.issetei IN 'ae s9ntcn'ertoi 'le PUBIC PRIMER
.iias 't'sie e'' - Hn's' s sa,cre e1'Plosed
toaas al the printing al, onee .han ee' pad
oeeh eHipio'eu ,.ll AT any previous pertoi. hcn-
tffsoh told or wicow OF q acad eofradc'
'hese soh mas pe.n cropped from tne PRINT
ing Office, ard dahsa.e. fts'sn the treasury
department, for no reason whsteyers ,bt. to
make room for men who could. help the
! Democratic party. These two Children. the
] sunnort Of tlteir mother, we're left without
1 lheans i'll the dead Of ~intet, and he stood
4 here proclaiinirg that II was not in the power
4 Of himself Or any Ecrtblican representative
! to eseurr-,hein a place Washington, even
tossave.tlle widow orchildrniofa a dead union
soldier from s,aivatlen tA ~ :; aW III
After further debate; a resolution stN Mr.
"a Springer, instruetipg the com,uiliee on print
4 nS, with,the addition Of two members--one
4 from each side Of the house-to investigate
4 the adihih,s'fstippn Of The printing Office du
! r.ag ihe hes,ncuinneney Oh me present t'fmte'
!, XIr. Hhtch calleS IL ibc Mi nrori,inr q,
Il 4GFicu1 1uual l@,3ptiimental ststl;ns, aud III,
I senate amendtiients Il ere consttrfea'n.a; 4s1
WAsn1Se TON, JAM sE--The iiouse commit
! tee Oh banking and currency reported; a. bi
= authorizing the secretary,of the treasury, t
: invest the lawful money. deposited in tn,
treasury ,lu trust by national banking asso
Citations for the retirement of their circnIatin,
notes. IIouse seitalenttar 4 . 'aA, ssi le@i
The con'ipittee on banking and currenc!.
= today reported favorab|y tethei house Mr.
II phgies,s bill au'hGrizing the secretary 9th
3 treasury TO invest money deposited by nation
81 nj tanks fer The tettremcnt OF their clrculn
ton, in The purchase of United States bond
at Current market rates. f,ontls Sd, ptifcbase
,,,, ~, ;,,oro., ,.o,,,,,,,, 49,, ta "a hsnSrY
~ 4.ss5.t . ssx., u.l' ~. = 5ta " III 1Jff: II
ing no'es o. ranks wnlch n nave depos'te
mittee rcpofts nm amendment ,lnitfny 70 4