The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-08-04
F1FT1ETH CONGRESS-


ceeded to consider the fisheries treaty in open
executive session, and was addressed by Mr..
Dawes and Mr.. Stewart In opposition in its
ratification. The conference report on the
river and hnrbor bill was agreed to. The jack.
son (Miss) election case was reported. The
Presidents message on the civil service report
was presented. At 5:15 p. m. the Senate nd.
journed
HousE.-In few words, explanatory Of the
Importance Of the immediate passage Of the
measure, Mr.. Crisp (Ga) called up and the
House passed tho Senate II to perfect the
quarantine service OF the United States. Tho
call Of the States for the introduction OF bills
having been dispensed with, the House pro.
cecded to the consideration OF business pertain
ing to the District Of Columbia Mr.. Dockcry
MOI submitted the conference report on the
bill requiring the Pacific railroad companies TO
construct and operate separate telegraph limos.
The report was agreed TO.
WASHINGTON, July 24.--SEvATT Bills were
passed for holding terms in the U. s. Courts in
various localities. On the rcso-
luton to print 5000 copies Of
report OF the Senate Committee on Pen
sions on the subject Of vetoed pension bills. a
spirited debate ensued in regard to the case OF
Mary Ann Doherty. The matter went over. Mr..
Sherman, from the committee on finance, re-
ported an amendment to the sundry civil bill
Incorporating inc re'unoing vi ulle.e taAos'
& ns ~. .'"' "pp,"p l'I ,,,' o' ", 80. .won
$3.50 p. m. the Senate adjourned
HousE.-Thc Senate bill was passed appro-
priating 5000 600 for the erection Of an apprais-
er's warehouse in Chicago. Also the Senate
bill to prohibit the use Of transparent envelopes
containing Objectionable matter The Senate
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marine controllah,e tornedoes Tho h,,, yas
then passed. The fisheries treaty yns taken IN
and discussed until 5.aO n m When the Sonn,e
adjourned.
HousE.-The Sennte bill wos passed annro
nrintinp S75 on for en,nrginy tho iron ubar,
mt Fort Monroe. A ioint rcso,u,iop was nnsscd
providing until Scptember I for tho sunnort
of the army Thc hin tn nrov,ae noet.nr,co
buildings IN nloces where ,hc oross recoi,,ts
amount tn Ss oOo onnuaIlv was cnnsid,rc5 tut
went over. and the Oklahoma hill, was taken IN
and pending n vote the fort;flcotions bi,I was
reported. At 3 n. m. the House tool, n recosc
until S o. M. when Judiciary Commit,ee husi.
pece ,yos copoidorad
WAsHINGroN. .Ju,v e--spyArp D,str;c,
hills were nnssed and several ronor,.a Tho
ssber,os t,o,tv ,ros oons;,oroa m,o -,
civil bill was taken nm. gftv.tbree nnues read
nnd at 5.a1 n. M tho Senate odiourrnd NIL =,
n m to.morrow
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=, n;ms ona ..,sn, "a,s Mu'anel
Of sOO. ono for n public build,ny NJ MnsLeeon
Mich Tho sundry civil appropriation bin wn,
taken up. The House amendment abol shine
the Library Commission putting the construc
gineers ana restricting the work to that portion
o.rcas =" Ase the sso,on Tr p~,en. use, was
removal Of the city post-oface to the inne, m
court of the Pension Building, Good progress,
was nude on ths oiil. The House joint reselu
exnenses Of the Governmont So" wns nossn ,or .m'