The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-05
F1FTIETH CONGRESS-


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oifercd nv NJ. Weaver 1ra1. roservinv title IN
the Qovernmept 70 alternate strips Of public
innd along ,vater courses ana the sen sbore' M
Laird fNeb1 indionantiv resented tho attacks
which had bsen ,nads on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ma other western citizens He said thew
were held up 70 the public M were the thieves
on the croes. only there were three instead Of
two Of them. These settlers wero thieves and
the cattle men were thieves. and the svnd,cates
were thieves. Mr. Weaver Cro, replied that
tho th,eves ON the crosa reuented and these peo.
NE aid not. Mr. Lcrrd retorted that they did
NOT repent for thew ala NOT ndmit that they
were thicyes Mr.. Weavor wanted TO know
what allied Mr.. Laird. Was u wormss but the
gentleman made no rcply. The amendment
was rejected, a. were also several others. No
quorum being present, adjourned.
WASHINGTON. June W.-srrArH.-House
amendments 70 Senate bills authorizing the
,construction Of bridges across tho Ouachita
,rtver. ARR Mississirr,i river Mt Muscatine IN:
tho Missouri river. at Nebraska CITY, Ncb. /; the
Columbia river. between Oregon and Washing.
ton Territory; the Missouri river. At Parkvillc;
tho Mssiss sippi river, at Ocaquan, Ill, and the
Mississippi river, at Clinton, Ia, were .everally
,concurred in The Senate then proceeded to
the consideration Of the river and harbor up.
propriation bill. An amendment was adopted
reducing the appropriation for the harbor at
Ashtabula, O., from $4,000 TO &25,000. Among
other anendmonts reported and agreed to wcro
the following: increasing appropriation for
hsrbor at st. Joseph, Mich, from $4,000 to
$4,000. Increasing the appropriation for har-
bor ut Oconto, Wis.,, from t2OOO TO sso,oOo (pro-
vided the city OF Oconto shall repair the old
part OF the .picr built ny privato ohterprise).
Increasing the appropriations for the Great
Kannwha river, West Virginia, from tsOuVV 70
S8O,o00. Inserting an item OF sl00OO Tor NOV
able dam on the Ohio river nt the mouth OF the
Beaver river
HoUsE.-A number OF bills wero read Tne
House resumed consideration OF the pubic
land BILL the yeas and nays being taken on Mr.
Holman's amendment retaining title In the GOV
'ernment to coal mines found on tho pubic
lands, but allowing entrymen TO mine such coal
deposits until Congress- acts further In the mat
ter. The amendment was adopted, ana the
bill was then passed. A joint resolution grant,
ing leave OF absence for tho gettysburg cele-
hation was passed. The tarin bill was taken
mp and Its consideration by sections resumed.
AtS p. M the House adjourned.
,vAsMNaroN, Juno g. --SENArEThe Pensions
Con rnittee reported eight vetoed pension bills
ana II e2ed their passage, Notwithstanding the
Iresid, vts objections. A motion was made to
nrint 60 " copies Of the committees report. Mr..
Hoar gave notice the Fisheries treaty would DO
called up n, 1t Monday. The army appropria-
tion bin was .Wportcd and considered, aftcr the
rivcr and hnrb.r bill had been taken up. Sena-
ators Sherman, Allison, Manderson, Colquitt
and Berry were announced IS tho committee
to attend the Cincinnati Center 'uial. Az o'io
D. M the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-Mr, Blouut (Ga) was q. 'scted a.
Speaker pro tenn. during the temporn y abb
sence of SPEAKER Carlisle. and the cler,, wos
directed to inform the Senate of this actit "
Mr.. Grain (Tex) made strong effort to secure
consideration OF his bill for the Improvement Of
tho mouth Of the Brnzos river, Tex, but an oh.
lection from Mr.. Rowell Qil) rendered his Of.
forts unavailing The House then went into
committee Of the whole (Ndr. Springer Ull.) in
the chair) on the tarin bill. Mr.. Mills presented
committee amendments placing on the
free list German lookfng-glasses, plates, blown
nnd silvered, and striking out plums and
prunes, which were adopted. Mr.. Buchanan
IN. ~ moved to strike out chicory root, acorns
and dandelion root The motion WAS defeated,
ms was one made by Mr.. Vandeveer (Cal) to
strike out cocoa, and another presented by Mr..
Mckenna (Cal) to strike out figs. Mr.. Bynum
uhd) from the committee on ways and
Means, moved 10 strike out pulp Tor paper
maKer use Adoptod. Nr. fahrquhar IN.
~ onerea an nmendmeht striking out BOOKS
English. Lost On motion OF Mr. Mills crex)
an amenamen. me. % was lsrcea 70 s'rlkns from tho
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W. W.suvorov Jure 90 -sry.rr -rns .rnv
ornronr,atior IN, ,sa. called m amd ths
amendment providing for an appropriation Of
u $50, 900 for the establishment OF gun factory
~ West Troy was considered until 6:so p. m.'