Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-15
FIF1lETH CONGRESS.
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fro. t.e / ouse was taken up for action hrst'
To- -ra coupled the sc-t II the scssion
anl:l <. opnt o,cr ur,il tomorrow.
W"A.u.,tJN, sept. 5.--Tb> Irregularities
Of Loui-.1l4 elections 49, discussed IN the
senate.
senate George brought " The Chinese re
|strictiof tHl and he addressed the senate.
When hal concluded q vote was takcn,
hl- IA ta.,.. sas 10 quorun present au4 no
pr,,n..t, ~ getting enc Ia -ool time the
scnstr ~. C4rned, Leaving the Chinese lncs-
tion uua.sio'ed OF.
WA-nI>eqoN. sept. 6.-Tac senate bill az
|psop.atlr1 $4,000 for q postotliec building
al ~. Pau. Mimi, was placed On the calen
uar.
Srns;ur f-Car offered a resolution cllling
the s.tcnt,,n Of the president respectfully to
the resolution o. the senate Of August -, re-
Qur-:lnG : n 20 communicate 70 the senate
cOr!c- ~ &l tQmmunications addressed hy his
direction 20 ne government If Great Britain
demonstrating against unfair treatment OF
American .~.'lLens, and requesting him 10 fur
nish such .utcrmation as soon a. possible that
il mar 10 Considered il acting OF pending
legislation.
The Chinreo Dill was called up and dis
rus,ed. II was agreed by unanimous consent
that a vote would be taken tomorrow ut 10
O'clock. and the senate adjourned.
WAsHINGT0N, Sept. I'm the senate to-
day, after a spirited debate, the Chinese re-
~stric.ion 80 was passed By a vote OF 81 to-
Senators Brown, Hoar and Wilson, OF Iowa,
voted In tIf negative, Senator sherman did
not vote "a al.
moticr gas made 10 reconsider 10y Sena
tor Blair ending which the senate az
iourncl tn Nonday.
HOUSE
W,-I>nToN, Sept. {. Mr.. Townsherd, Of
illinois, submitted the conference report on
the arm ~ llr!etion biz. An agreement
ha'h, cached on AL Tie amendments *
ccpt tn.- eating ~ thr establishment Of .
quo .Ac,a aea The Manufacture of ord
nln,.. III f.rthrr conference was orucrcd on
;hcs. a-c. rette.
A hiI passed purlshIng by a tne oi not
mor, thar 81 $50 or imprisonment FOR not
.ip.y ta.p .ar,e years, Of dealers or pre-
,epled o,a1,.s M counterfeit money or other
ftauduler- vices for using ;he United States
mai.
The 1,,e hen proceeded ass special o'd'r
20 the cpa>tlr.at.on OF the retaliation bill.
Mr. M.C -1y explained ara defended the
tl.. AItfi. remainder If jhc session was dc
voted ID general discussion Of lc bill.
Nt.u.Na9-N, sept. I Senator Coke call
cl a"ttcltiaa ,c the resolution adopted at a
.cccut .snycution IN Denver, Cul, in favor
OF deep st,or harbor on thc northwest coast
u the Cas- : Mcylco. he also presenter a
mrpori,J g. me same subject from the deep
,a.rt A.ra. convention Of the city OF
,v,-.rr, ard asked that il be printed IN the
G, ri. So o-tcred.
senator Cgi,om offered a resolution which
wa. atcs,l. calling or the SECRETARY % war
or information to the channel ordinarily used
for the nar cation Of the Detroit river and
81. Cisir oat> whether ia waters arr y thin
the juri,,. Il. j of the United States or Can
ala, exc.
senator ll,om also introduced > bll 10
declare .ru,;s unlawful. ami It was referred
to he committee on finance.
At?.45 the senate resumed consideration
OF the ho.-, oil toprohibit Chinese lmmiera
ton. au. vas addressed by Senator Teller in
suppo.ltt ~eot,
At,lc -.o-- Of senate, TeNcr's speech tbc
Chinese 't. vent OYER.
A,:cl III --ecutiye session tho senate &
lourned.
frlGAly ,h,, islurpo-. aa - defeat The
bin.
VI B,a-lan thrtcUoo. w.tadrew the bin
and = ea. a..o"cd TO utaia It's place on the
calendar
Twcu seven private pcns.o. were
passed, a. ne house Atloaa llJournctl.
iii tomor..T
W~AsnlNcToN, Sept. ON motion Of Mr..
Saycrs, Of Texas, the senate amendments to
the fertilization bill were non-concurred in
and a cor tcrencc ordered.
a concurrent resolution Yroyiling for the
final adjournment Of congross on the 10Th
iast. was referred to the committee on ways
and mcIrs.
Tho committee or appropriations reported
a bin np,ropriating 100000 70 suppress IN
lection D. the interstate commerce OF the
Inlttt "th-'N. hcitllt' w bo1hlHlltSr - II
whole.
A bMl providing FOR the exchange Of worn
or mutilatlt .uosidiary coin ~ coinage value
for new ana uuworn coin passed..
Mr.. Outhvaitc, OF Ohio, unsuccess'ully en-.
,leayored 20 secure action on the Columbus
exposition bin, and the house resumed con
sidcratior q the retaliation Dill AMI was adj.
dressed by Mr.. Phelps, of New Jersey.
PeniirG the conclusion OF Mr.. Phelps re-
marks or the retaliation measure, the house
sdiourrcG.
W~AsHINGToN, Sept. 6.-After Il sharp per
sonal c~ollocuy between Messrs. Scott and
BruDn. both Of Pennsylvania, the house passed
the morning hour in consideration Of the bill
to increase the efficiency Of III" middle
division Of the pension Office.
Pending the discussion the house resumed
consideration OF the retaliation bill.
NJ. McCreary, OF Kentucky, gave notice
that he would call the previous question on
the bill tomorrow at 1 O'Clock.
Mr.. Scott then resumed the door, and CON
tinued his speech In supper. Of the bill. AT