Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-07-07
flFTIETII CONGRESS.


WAsnIYGTON, June 2G-SgNATE. The Sen
ate proceeded with the cOnsidcratl5H OF the
legislative, executive and judicial appropriation
bill Atter so,nc debate, there being no quorum
present, adjourned, .......
HOUSE. Consideration Of public laGS nv Tns
resumed. Most Of the amendments witch were
adopted were in the nature OF corrections. Mr.
Herman offered one, however, which was ac-
cepted GLOWING entry men six instead Of three
months tn Shldh % ereeta habitabie dwelling,
There was long discussion 5ecf ~ Bmcndment
offered by Mr. Weaver 'Ia,L rcsortng t't'e IN
the Government 70 alternate slgips Of public
land along water courses and tie sea shore. Mr..
Laird tNcb) indignantly resented m" attacks
which had been made on the catile.0rodder7
aud other Western citizens He said they
were held up to the public as were the there's
on TIC cross rnlv there were three instead Of
two OF them, ihssi ssttlsrs were thieves and \.
the cattle ucn-qgess .hieres. ..aa'tA fs1dieates
we're thieves, Mr. Weaver tia.) rcpiied that
the thieves on the cross rcpentedud these peo.
pie did not Mr. LAIRD retortcd that they did
not repent, for they did admit that they
were thieves. Mr. Weaver wanted TO know
what allied M. Laird Was II worms' But the
gentleman made nj ftrly the amendment
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oancn,rrd in rho senate ,,cr p,ocecded to
,,ya aa,.,.ttoe,,it,, ~ tt. ,ipor and n.,rbo, an
,,ronr,,tiaii b,6 an pa;,oila,rcc, vas adgptet
rodnctng tho ar,rnnr,afiat, In tbe horbor nj
,sh,oh',,, n ffnm stnro,to s5@) Gmoug
othe,, oncran,o,ts ,c,,ortcd and ayreed 10 were
,hn t,no,t,,,, ,,oro,,,r,, r,r,nrorriotiou for
harhor AT &, toeo,h Mich from S10O)l 10
SOON tE.,..sir, ,bc on,ropri.,ion 70 .hqr-
bor ot O onto wi. fy9t saCl1ut s1oO0l cpro.
vided the cjtv Of Oconto shal, ropai To- OLD
part of the pier built by private enterprise.
Increasing the anprorriItious for the Great
Kanawha river. Went N,r.4uia, from s3DlOOl 20
s3j0OoO. Jnsor,ing.an AN item of stGlOGu fora moy.
able dain 5h tho OHIO rfcr at the mouth Of the
Beaver riyef
UorSE. number OF niiis HorG rad. Tho
House resumed Consideration OF the imbhc
land bill. the yeas and nay, being taken on Mr..
Homan's amendmentretatuingt titIem the Gov
ernment TO coal mines fourd on the public
lands. hut alloSirl cntrymen to mine such coal
deposits until Congress act, fufhcr ~ ihe mat
Ter. Tho amendment was adopt d. aud the
bill was then passed A ioint resolution rrant-
ing leave of absence for the Grttvsburg cele-
bra1ion was passed. The tariff bill was aiken
nm and its consideration hy sections resumed.
At5p m. the House qaiourrcd
WAs,;rxcTos h,nc as -SryATr..G4o Pensions
Committee rcrort,d ci,ht vetoed pan,ion bills
and urycd thnr nassage not,yitly ytandhir the
pras,dcnt,s obinrtiop. motion wa, made to
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.ronr ,,,,,o ,n,ice IN, I,-b,rI.s tr,o+y yould Inc
called np ncqt Monday. The army nnprorriu-
ton bill was REPORTED and uoNsidergu. afterthc