The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10

peompely putting The Queatloa - -
ameudment offered By SenasoF Hall. -
strife out d the joint resolutioo the intro.
ductoey phrase. Tho amendment Woo
aGreed to and the Joint rosolutioa paaooa.
M. Hos., from tho Judiciary COMMITTEES.
eepoEted back the bill to provide foe In
quests under Naaiooal authority, which
Was placed On the calendar. A minogity
report TO b submitted hereafter.
Xr. Sawyer called up and the Seaato
poosed the bill to amend the Postal AWA.
% that neWspapers now sent free q pest
ago TO persons reading within the county
% publication may b cent to persons Nv
ing in other counties when they receive
them q poot-oGaces within the county Of
publication.
Mr.. Vest reported from the judiciary
Committee and asked immediate consider
a&ion for tho Senate bill for the relief Of
Henry II. Narmaduke, Of Missouri from Ill
disabilities imposed upoa him By tie third
section Of the FOurtoonth amendment 70
tho Constitution. Passed.
Upon motion Of Senator Saulsbury the
Soaato joint resolution relating 70 inter
natiosal coinage wss taken up and After
remarks by senator salisbury, was Tom
porsrily laid on the table.
M. Riddleberger said no had In his hand
. copy Of the treaty between Prussia and
Russia which, IL the Chairman would allow
hAm to put upon the Kecsrd. would, he
thought, como IN very well ct tho time. He
wanted il to b understood that the pencil
marks upon the copy were not . part Of the
treaty. He therefore sent tho document 70
The clerks desk.
The Chair remarked that ho did not uu-
derstand what disposition the Senatos from
Virginia wished 70 havo made Of the d0cu-
ment TO which Mr.. Ri~ddlsberger replied
that i was immatorial what dispooition
was made Of it. He oply wished 70 got it
before the country. It Wa. therefore.
placed upon the table.
Taken in connection with NE. Riddlebef.
gers previous remarks. It 10 assumed that
tho paper 10 similar in its peovisiOns . The
British treaty, which R~iddlebsrger y anx-
ious 70 have discussed In public. u 10 .
treaty signed in IT, PetssseurG
January IA 1881, for tho e~xtFo6itiea
u malefactorA The crines eounee.
Ned aro murder, assault, bodily
injury, voluntary deprivation q individual
liberty, outragos. assassination, Or aete0pt
st that crime, preparation o. possesssea q
dynamite Of other explosive natefialS. D
AOAAOW y ~ WHICH, y ~ WV SV0 - VVC0p
mont, bears significant pencil make:
Tho fact that the crime OF misdemeanoG. a
sccount Of which extzaditiOo 70 demanded hao
oees committed for . political purpose shall n
40 sase servo - . reason Tor refusing To ex-
tradition.
The document bears To following note
in peooil 1t tho ed:
A imilar treaty has since been aegoaioted
between Russia and Austria. The treaty b.
tween Russia and Great Britain WaS signed
February :. 1856.
The Educational bill having been laid
before b Senate, wa temporarily laid
aside ct the request Of Nj. Plat, who ID
dressed tho Senate upon the Pyesident's
message.
After executive session the Senate Id
journed.
In the House yesterday many new bulls
were introduced, among them being o
for . public building 1t Hutchinson, Kan.
At the conclusion Of the call OF States,
Speaker Carlisle entered the chamber and
assumed the gzvel amid loud applause 0n
both sides Of the House.
A resolution thanking Mr.. Coz for the
able and impartial name in which he had
performed the duties Of Speaker pro
tenn. was unanimously adopted and Mr..
Coz acknowledged tho compliment IN IN
appropriate speech.
The House then resumed the considera-
ton Of the Lowry.White election case. A.
ter . full discussion Mr.. Crisp, chairman Of
the Elections Committee, moved the pre-
vious question upon upon tho resolution
submitted by the majority Of tho commit
tee.
MI. R0well, Of Illinois, moved a . sub
stitute the resolution presented by the mi
nority, declaring the sitting member;
White, entitled to the seat. The substitute
was agreed to- Yeas. Isl; nays. los.
The resolution, as amended by the sub
stitute, was then agreed to. thus confirm
Whites title Il the seat.
The Honao then aAinnpned