Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15


co infested election case =, =
ag ainst Davidson was rs. hcD1s,
an extended discussion 80 ~'Lsa' Ate,
nature INDUCED in bv OFn.a, petite.
glnia, Kerr, Bontele of M; e,'eA Of W.
or Tennessee, the rninorit. and Hork
declaring Mr., McDueie az. sesolUho,
seat was rejected, yeas. 100 '-.au 70 ID.
the majority resolution ds cia ~ n!
suing member entitled to bis IN, ss 'as
adopted without division ''S seat vs.
"WEDNESDAY, Mar.
SenGte'-Fhe senate to.dsr
con sheraton of the urgent s. 'ss'-1sl
bill. The provision inserted - 1Ssheialcy
requiring the public printsr 'oe aouss
enforce the eight hour law uo asldy
og1, yeas ~, nays 20. Sen. Payp ,'' ~
60 an amendment appropriatj6gI ~ CEsl'
Tor pay of assistant eustodians 3, gs0!0o
tors OF public buildings all avs, ~ !ali-
try for the current year. Tbis - CON.
general discussion upon the srt NY 70
public buildings. Sen. Plamh Ivy o.
especially to the library bn,,5 5ssleiFs:
Washington, about witch the 5at-"ls
had last week. After sora ~. Va;
discussion vote was taken On ,-- s
Payne's amendment and it was no, .,S o'a
to-yeas "a, nays q. On mo6or .s5ssd
Paddock, the pension bill went ovs ~. o'e
tomorrow. ''' la'l
HoitSe'-Ihe committe Of the p..;s
railroads reported favotablv tbe Nh a''l'
tending the time for the pavmart ~
government debt by the snbsidize5 'lt
comprised within the Union Pac.sc y.
te@. House calendar, The bin va,
ported from the committee on t ;,9.i',
pensions for pensioning prisoners NJ ~.
Committee of the whole. From tba,a
mlttee on agriculture the bill Ia cr.a..
department of agriculture and Iabo, y.
reported. Committee of the whole M
house again went into committee of ~
whole and considered the bill 10 dir;5s
the great Sioux Indian reservations in.o
separate smaller reservations sor'
discussion arose over the provi.io-.
granting to the Chicago, Milxapkes
St. Paul and Dakota Central railroads
right-of-way through the reservation and
on motion of Mr.. Holman the amendmsr,
was adopted providing unless the road,
shall be constructed within three vse,,
all the lands granted for station purno.s
and right-of-way shall revert to the goy
eminent, The committee rose, the him
was passed the house adjourned.
THURSDAY, Mar s.
Senote.-Among the petitions and
u1nrinla
was one said TO have 100000 sig
natures from thirty three states and tef.
ritOries against the admission of Utahs
a state as long as its people are under The
control of the Mormon priestbood
Among the bills reported and placed
on the calendar were the following.
To provide for a joint celebration at
the national capital by the sixteen Amer.
lean republics in honor of the ceuten.
NAL of the parent republic, the United
States. Giving the right of way to the
Duluth, Rainy Lake d. Southwestern Rail.
way company through the Indian lands
in Minnesota. The INDECENT pension bill
was again taken up and after the reiec
ton of several amendments, was passed
by vote of Al to 16 as follows;
Yeas-Senators Aldrich, Allison, Blair
Blodgett, Bowen, Brown, Cameron, Chase
Chandler, Cullom, Davis, Dawes, DolPh
Farwell, Faulkner, Frye, George Cor.
man, Hale, Hampton, Hawley, HiscOck
Hoar, Ingalls,, Kenna, MCPHERSON, Man
eison, Mitchell, Paddock, Palmer
Payne, Platt, Pugh, Riddlebergor, Saw,
yer, Sherman, Spooner, Stewart Stock
bridge, Teller, Turpie, Voorhees,, Walt
ham, and Wilson, of Iowa-i4
Nays - Senators Bate, Beck, Berry,
Blackburn, Cockrell, Coke, Colquitt, Dan
iel, Eustis, Gibson, Harris, Pasco, Reagan
Salisbury, Vance and Wilson (Marylancl
-16
The pairs announced were: Evarts and
Morgan, E2munds and Jones, of Arkan'
sas, Sabin and Call, Ransom and Jones,
Of Nevada, Vest and Plumb.
Senate adjourned until Monday.
House.--A bill passed approprating
$4,000 to purchase swords belonging 70
the widow of Gen. James Shields
The bill was passed for the allotment
OF lands in severaity on the White Laf''
and Redlake reservations to the Chlppe'
wa Indians in Minnesota, and for open
ing up for settlement of other resef'a
tions in that state.
FRIDAY, Mar. 8.
House-The house proceeded 70 il.
consideration of the omnibus wal
claims bill coming over iIOI
last Friday. An amendment agreed
to in the committee of the whole aPpIo
priating $4,000 for tbs relief OF ,l'
Protestant Episcopal Theological 'enla ..
airy and high school of Virginia vs. va.
again the subject of discussion I-'
amendment was finally agreed TO- yea
1870, nays 81, and the bill passed. yeas
lO5; nays, 100. The remainder +. =
the day was consumed in the consul N
GRAFTON OF private bills Az 'a %
evening session of the hou'e I
pension bills we're passed, iDelnding on
increasing the pension of the Viaot r., y
General Anderson, the hero OF iV'
sumpter, to 800 a month.