The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-05
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Shoals Of Bills Introduced in the
Senate Yesterday,
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new State OF North Dakota were pre-
sented, read and placed on file, and then
the two Senators, escorted by Msssrs,
Cullom aud Washburn, advanced to the
desk and took the oath oil Office,
Mr. Holr, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported back
the resolution offered by him on Mon
day, providing n mode OF asCertaiuing by
lot the classes to which the Senators from
the three new States, North Dakota,
South Dakota and Washington, shall be
assigned as TO their respective terms OF
service, Mr.. Cullom thereupon pre-
ssnted certificates from the two houses
OF the North Dakota Legislature deSig-
mating Mr. Pierce as the Senator for the
long term.
Mr., Hoar remarked that that action
had been taken by the two houses OF
North Dakota after the election Of the
two Senators, and he intimated that,
under the Constitution, the Legislature
had nothing to do with the matter,
which was expressly devolved on the
Senate.
Mr. German remarked that identically
the same case had been presented In re-
gard 10 the first Senator from Minnesota,
when tho Legislature designated Mr.,
Rice as the Senator for the long term,
and when the Senate decided that tha;
action could not be regarded by 1t,
Mr.. Edmuuds-That is the way 1t was.
Mr.. Callom explained that he had
tllOughtit prop6r that the action Of the
two houses Of North Dakota should be
placed on the records Of the Senate rs an
expression OF their desire ia the matter.
Mr.. Gall argued iu favor OF the right
OF the Legislature in the mattsr,
The resolution was agreed to and then
the duwisg by lot (GS provided by iD
wdS proceeded with.
The result OF 1t was that, OF the two
Senators from the State Of Washington,
DR.. Squire was assigned TO thu class oi
Senators whose term expires March 8,
1901 and Mr.. Allen to the class expiring
March, 1903. Ol thUSouth Dakota Sena.
tors, Mr.. MOody's term expires March 3,
1891, aud Mr.. pettigrew's March 3, 1895.
Ot the North Dakota Senators, Mr..
PlerCe's term expires March 8, 1871, aud
Mr.. Casey's March 3, 1903.
Various executive reports and CON.
munlcAti0us were presented ald re-
ferred, among them the following:
by Mr.. CuIlOm, Of the Short Horn
Producers Association, in favor oi subsi.
dies for steamships to South and Central
America; and In favor OF Chicago as the
site ot the proposed Worlds Fair in
1892.
BY Mr.. CoCkrell, OF tue Kansas City
Commercial Exchange, in favor OF st.
Louis as the site OF the Worlds Fair,
with Chicago as second choice: also in
favor Of one cent letter postage.
BILLS INTRODUCED,
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Mr., Sherman: To declare unlawful
trusts and combinations in restraint OF
trade and production. Also to make
and alter regulations as to the times,
places and manner OF holding elections
for representatives In Congress.
by MI, George In relation 10 trusts
and other acts in restraint OF trade aud
production.
Mr.. lioar suggested (as shoals OF bills
were being introduced that for to-day,
Senators having bills 10 offer would send
them informally to the clerks desk and
there have them sent TO the appropriate
committees without consuming time in
having tho titles read, but objection was
made by Mr.. Dawes aud others aLd the
introduction OF bills went on In the
usual manner.
BY ySenaor Cameron: A bill! to prevent
the Introduction Of infectious or cOnta.
giOus diseases into the United States.
BY Mr.. Evarls: To pay the heirs oI
John Roach S6l 1852 for work and mate.
rial on the gun6oat Peoria.
By Mr.. Paddock: 70 exempt railway
employees and postofIlcC inspectors lro1l
Che operations OF :ho civil service law.
ByMr. Moody: Granting South Dakota
tiye per cent OF the net proceeds Of the
sales ot public lands.
BY NJ. Pierce: 70 reimburse North
Dakota for the constitutional conven,
tion expenses in excess Of the amount
originally appropriated.
by Mr.. Turple: Granting a pension
Of one cent month for each days ser.
vice In the army during the late war.
Senator Cameron introduced the sub
sidiary steamship bill, introduced by
him In tho last Congress.
Senator DOlph introduced bill pro.
vidlng for Notifications and sea coast de-
fences, ia. recommended by the board
appointed by President Cleveland to Sc.
leCt the ports at which Notifications are
most urgently needed.
Senator COCkrell presented a memorial
OF Rails and Pike counties, Missouri,
demonstrating against the passage OF an
bill for the observance Of SUNDAY.
Among other bills introduced we're The
following:
BY Mr., Reagan: To deHne trusts and
provide penalties for them; also for the
free Colnage OF silver.
by Mr.. Dawes; Extending the pension
laws.
BY Mr.. Cameron: To encourage the
commercial marine.
BY Mr, Morrill,: To refund tho direc,
taxes collected under the act Of 1851.
by Nc. Hoar, Fixing tho salaries oil
the several United States District Judges
at $5,0Oi also, for the n justment OIL DC.
counts ot workmen under tho eight.
honr law,
nv Mr. nlAlr. FnF tho naInllI.Lu,auI