Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-18
FIFTIETH CONGRESS-


W HHliN't'N aug o. T. = IN 'a-'
art moved that The regular busines, l5iis On
the calendar be laid aside and the Chinese
prohibition bin be taken up. Agreed to. The
bill was then passed without division. The
bill provides that from and after the date of the
exchange Of rat.cations OF the pending treaty
between the United States Of America and His
Imperial Majesty, the Emperor OF China, sign
ed on the l2th day Of March, 1855, II shall be
unlawful for any Chinese person, whether
subject Of China or Of any other Power TO en-
ter the United States except as in this bill pro-
yidcd The Senate tlGn proceeded to the CON
sderation Of bills on the calendar in their reg
ular order DIr. Sherman reported back q con
current resolution to print 100 ~ copies of the
law of 1855 and the Mills bill, With compare
tive statement, adopted. a number OF minor
bills were passed, Mr. Eyarts spoklxvrrhe
fisheries treaty AT p. m. u.g a~eate ad-
joTned
.HousRseMi Shaw (Md), from the Commit
tee on Accounts reported the resolution ap'
propriatins jOlJ to meet the expense OF the
Committee on Manufactures in investigating
trusts. Mr.. Brociuridge (Ark), stated that
the investigation had not proceeded far enough
to enable the Committee on Manufactures 10
report a measure OF relief. Several bills were
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bills were passed. Mr.. Eyarts resumed his
speech on the fisheries question, Aresolution
was passed to adjourn over Saturday and az
tend the funeral OF General sheridan. Messrs.
Morgan, Blair and Hale followed On The treaty
Mr., Palmer introduced bill for the purchase
OF the Portage Lake and River improvement
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WASHINGroN Aug lO.--SLNhrr Several
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Ind. to cost sooo gbc glbcri,, troatv wen,
over. The Spoonor bin. To regulate commerce
carried on by telegraph, wa, passed; also hHI
anprOpriatiug g. . 100 TO encourage Tie ruIt iva,
tion of TAX under the direction Of the Commit
tee on AF"eo''u'e. \ conference report on
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senate adjourned until Monday
Horse.-A conference report was adopted o,
Inc , DllI l"'Hi'na ana TO state ana Icfrii'r,o
snrnge,, ~ raro notice bo vonI @ ', n Me- ol,I'
no,na bill On Monday n.yt Tao private calcn
dar was taken up and several BINS passed. Al
G p i' ] recess N "@s '.aA Sa', " ',orH, '"'
prjya,c pension hills Thc umso oJ,nrnc.
over until Monday.
WAsH1NGroy Aug i8 -.sESArr.-A do
licicncy was reported from the Postmaster
Gen'raI OF ''0'''' IN railway naI 'r1nanora