The Russellville Democrat., 1889-02-14
EEWS IN BRIEF.
c,mDiIei from Yarioas sourcess
,.-s,oSIL PROCEEDINGS.

oyeREss1oNAL PROCEEDINGS.
 senate. an the 4th, the credentials Of 3 lt S5.s.lr were presented and placed oB
 -s. rav4s Election eases, the British Ex
 t-aa,v aa. rac Antitrust bill were
 -L.r m a1. seussed. The Pacific M .--bHr MS t.aa agoGgRl forward BHd its
 s s., m e.as.... rI the chief business of
 , sa,s..H A conference was ordered M T,gsvta- aaH Diplomatic bill and the
 -sU...H ....Ia taa House, the call.
 ..s, -a. .rr t.. gt5oduetton Of bills was
 .sa by gl.u.-trg8R tactics-to pre- A sa-q,..a of the Union Pacific Fund
 The senate arendmenJs to the Con ,5 pu.rmale Appropriation bill were
 9,sprred la and @ conference asked An 8 I'd session gas held 4i s hich no important Z sess ss ta-saa.ch I ,s senate. aa tae -th the Oklahoma bill { -s.--e.I IA. .-ha. comm ttce on Territories.
 f.,se 4.sr.,.rs-af aflriCn for the payment of
 n,,, ,ra r.e~-~e-iatiyes of the late James
 s, mn. o4.ssd The Legislative. Ereo-
 s,B Jln.c5aE Appropriation Ditl was taken F ssDsu..-8. sal tae conference report on H ,.,ss-state Commerce law was presented
 ..4- -f1t neither measure was finally dis 3 IutEr House the Nicaragua Canal "a considered Objection was raised to 3 u-g.c rare8.Hz from the amendment re- s- n, tlr obligations Of the company, II dsrlar.r- shas -he Government should
 lt,ble on 1cr.gai ut lhe company. and II -s.5an Of The eresnor occupied the remain Il of the session.
 Il he Senate. on the 6th. various bills grant d -lgbt of way through Indian reservations I nssSed The Legislative. Executive and I .,sl Apqro0rI4t" "oa h'li was taken up-the Il ,g suest.aa being sae amendment to in- Il .sa ths c.er.c8. force 0! the Ctvil-SerTice II J-rlssiop-aa3 long discussion ensued, es tgrred p5tBc .paly upon the derel etions Il ss Pcst-aals 70 Department-.....In the Il . thec5rfereuce report on the Nicaragua al tfI was taken up, discussed at length Il ragseJ A resolution was adopted calling Il ss seerc,ary of he Treasury for informa- Il .oreerGiaE orIe.s given t9 the commander I he United States revenue cutter Rusk in s-i 10 the protection Of the seal fisheries in sangs sea for }ss7 and lss8.
 | Y ihe Senate. cz inc 7th. the conference re
 il on the JlLl 10 incorporate lhe Maritime Ca | comrauy ol Nicaragua was agreed to. The 1 ,ss amendment to the Senate bill as to the I.,pg of timber on Indian lands was con in. The Leglsiai ve, Judicial and Con. ar bfH was further eousidcred..-....I In the sse Senate bill providing that the public ,i,now subject b pr.yate entry shall be dis fsof according i1 the homestead laws only Is taken up. amended and passed. The \ increasing ths pension of the widow of EgsdierGeneraI N. IL Emery from s3o to s53 month was taken up and passed. The ase then went into com miitee of the whole \ the Army Appropriation bill. and, pending 3easioa CD certain amendments proposed. Eared a conference on The Dtsir.ei Of Cosam- L Aproprailon biIl, and adjourned K inc Senate. on the s,h. The Naval and For
 sation bills were reported and placed on the aaar. rho House bill 10 qutet the titles of Erlers on the Des Moines River Lands in "a. vas taken up. amended and passed Esssgg from he President on Samoan affairs F. read. and alieT The passage of a mum Der of Eyae pensiun bllls, the Senate, al 5sso p. n., lteurped Tn the House. the Army Appro- raiion and Agricultural bilIs were passed
 PERSONAL ANT, POLITICAL. of Senator Sabin, of Minnesota, Do was defeated for reelection, have Nried boon in his favor of the agri- rtiral member Of the new Cabinet. lT is announced that Mir. Wanamaker as purchased the FrelingiIuyssn house 2 street, Washington, now occupied by scretary Whitney. Ha paid Sso, 900 for it. OWING to disagreemsnts in the board of aectors, Henry E. Spra-ue. Of New York ey, has resigned the presidency of the dorado Coal and Iron Company.
 NGUT0T DEssAGGSE succee1 Is Ii. Fer laillat as French Minister Of Justice. OK tbe 9th the German Milister was Diiae1 by Secretary Bayard that the nitsd States will accept the proposition ' a resumption at Berlin of the confer lee regarding Samoan affairs, begun in 'ashiugt0n in 1887.
 THE patronage Of the late Crown Prince ldolph's work entitled. "Austria and angaiF in Word and Picture" is as- med by Grown Princess Stephanie. Ox the 6th Democratic Senators held a sls and discussed for an hour or so e course to be pursued in reference 10 gislation and nominations. No action Is taken.
 ta the hth the Democratic cancus of the w Jersey Legislature agreed to vote a repeal 0f the Local-Option Liquor V passed last winter.
 IT is said that Lord Salisbury has as- red Rustem Pasha, Turkish Ambassa- ' 10 London. that Sir N. A. White will main as British Ambassador at Con- antinople.
 A c0xcLAvE ot Cardinals. says the ndon Daily News Rome dispatch. has cidrd that Prince Rudolph must have on insane whea he agreed to fight a ei, and was therefore, entitled to re- e1ns rites at hi, burial
 iA the liA ths Presl3eut asked the res- nation Of Har0ll Seward. Consul Gen. si samoa. on the groIud that his views re not la acoorl with those of the State paTimeni and the 4 lmlaisiration. RUSSELL HAgEIsos. son of the Presi- ai-eiect has lougAt out the Record. 6 alug paper af Helena. Mont, and will asoiieiaie it win the Journzl aud make lae leading Republican paper in Mon sa.
 AN ordef-0t-the-day. thanking the army 2 nary for their loyalty and for the mpaiby shown by them f1r him on the 'aslon oi The death Of Crown Prince .aoiPh, has been iSgueI by Emperor aneii Joseph o5 Austria.
 aE- Ia0aAs q. CoEpov. Member Of Par neui from Ea-t T3pperary. Ireland, was -ieLsced, ol tle 1i4. to two months iln- 'sonia~ni 0a f-e charge 1t melting to sootl1g. An appeal was taken, and . teuaal was rslease3 ou baii. hA senate military committee, it is .4 Nll favor givias tle widow of Gen ,i e-eria 1- 11Hil iu lieu 0f a pension. ? at lAL made ut tae statement that bRke o' Aat-'s s5l. Emanuel. is to .rFy ihe Arehluche-s Margaret of Aus A tae d1lglter lf Archduke Charles uis,
 ~ il.s morning of th- -th the new Hotel 'leflard- af Sutherland Fla. was de- oyei t- ase The gla-ts and help nay sly eseaT.-E esta tAelr lives. Several 'lee "tfe severely burned bat it Is .uglt n1 .r-- Err= lost
 iAsAT bElrtIV and EeFm aug have ex- 'sst2 e.a---rta 1lc publication of the 1i lfai .s-is -Fs .a aamber, Of the sa- .sn treaty.
 " ta SD tat President scrt to the 14le te t.l-.a-ttaEs af Carroll |. -sh- s Aa.sa. -a't-. ta b- Commis- hef e- i1rH-. arG Th1s. M Vance. ot 5'l Carolina t. aa receiver ot public ie{s at >aEr. EeEm. w.. q. 'A t1e -'- ta. Ft- lalt tran mlsted to lsf -.l batch 5t Samuau cor p'-r1ee g1luE tae proposal ot i-s f5- tlr conference on