New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
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FELT ON HIS LAsA - .A>. -,
-, .... III, ~ NIGHT session last
q - - s.tson bijI WIS rcnortod
niSnA end sne ansuss 1900 - ~,
and esoezed pun@ai ana sne 800 - 49,. :. s'e
Se.s.s ~. 80. :. a "a (. :, sstos,,n~s III,
nceed on. mo 50ns~ - $500 -
=. to-day .
wAen TIE Senate ms 49, I'm vss
Mdered on the Deficiency Applopns%'on o'A
~ o'soae"e' ~ 5000 an .sxa, ,,,sra
agreed =. further coniessnoe on ssveh saasna'
nsnm was ordered
The resolution rcporsou sss''ss ~. -" ~s'nu
ance Of the F~cinc hshfo~ 1870 1-.- -
indebtedness OF the coHpsh' ~ 'ao
" adjusted was faken op' "r' S'0rnan o''00s'u
b it, consideration ~x,. m.
Mr.. spooner, from tho commistee On fuonc hahd-
,ncs and Grounds withdrew the resolution heretofore
reported by him for the arrest Dy tno
Of recusant witness 'fiseor m 's A,s ~ a.
,rssxurs q business too great 10 permit Its dis
suss,on.
rhs senate then considered the lnman APPROPRIATION
Arn
,.s... .nrstdarafon al the Indian bill. the con-
2.~ ,sror4 On the Postonace Appropriation bill was
q e-A.~.s - s,rees IN
~. s,.sr,<,on a. amendments to the Indian bill
..3 80 - =
M Mcpherson inquired Of MT Dawes now - was
~ q vhps sbe number Of Indians Is decrossang, the
- ~. ss,,ef that with these sppro.
ye az =, - 1,s.r. conld he accommodated with
gne !. ~. rs.v ~ washington
hats' m the o.s - se.t an. ,rav 10 ,eeu aovn
Me- Dave ~ -. srS,sns vss to heep out tho Pot
spp iop1,ssS.' Iss.r c,s,ma
svsomo 49, 80 az, the rea.on for the state of
~. 1~. = NJ. ucpbeyson was that tho
things nenuonea ~ 1ra,.r. Claims 10 accumu,ate
from year 70 year. ana les'su aA1'>" "'-s ''sA''
With bstfer contempe~ a. ,.--r,. Mr.
The dkcusnon Vs. 4ssaa..s,r a. tJon.s ,o,ns
sherman rposs n.,,,.rr, !, nn,or 9th Canada.
resolution 70 promos' s..s..,s 49,, tAs renort
he ssd that NE kdmunos olsson.ea ns 80 to,nt
and he asked unanimous consent 70 AAo up 'Ao 49,.
resolution for consideration. opssS"on wss "'A' ~
ssnstors Hosr and Blair.
me discussion on the PotAwaaome pAfss.spA
va ssain taken up. but was soon interrupted oy
:. -. = personal character.
a, Riddlebcracr 1T first objected, on account OF
,.msrk made yesterday by Mr.. Edmunds, which
- IN. RIddsbefsor) regarded - serving . noaco
- n. senate and he now served notice he was IS
-. aepstor as tho Senator from Vermont. he
~ "a That shss senator should have notice served
= ~, th,t he did not control the Senate Having
s. - - !. ~ pIda,eberger withdrew his objection
~ oonfersncs report on the Distr1cs OF cosumoia
~ - ssrsed 70.
=, va incurred IS to the provision made In the
IN :. = .t,,es railroads.
~ P,,nb IA that the bin gave to the street rail-
rtad companies the hight OF using new motive power
& n .n<a. Of horses
Mr. Riddlabergcr remarked that 1t was Known VINO
-, tho Ceorgeown Railroad, but 4 was not known who
rsn the District Of Columbia 1t might Be Just as wen
= q settle the details Of street railroads
Tho consideration Of tho Indian Din was tnen
resumed.
Mr.. Vest offered an amendment ioonns !" ee
purchase Of the CheroKec utie W iaAo' - - -.
Territory ttha Cherokee oaueu' ous' on oosooaos :.
Mr.. Butter, it was ruled CUT Oh ordor' ar. '"r 49,
ever, proceeded 10 speak ON ine suDle'- -
Known to everybody, he said, that some solution o.
the question was neesss ~. ssa,a sss n-.sentsd
justice and cHnssson - 900 osso scrss ~ the
~ -. a.t.,. ss,nn. for their own
pusso uo1lssa - - s,sA.nasa csntrnct with ths
1,ssssss. .,1{s,. 81 : &. s
q, c.,iom ~ hat h had, two wssn ago. re-
$500 ~ - conmittce on fsxrtories TIE Oklahoma
MI ana had desired every day since 70 can II up
a. .ctsnn but was prevented By other business DO
Sore ths senate. He agreed with Mr.. Vest that the
Indians had sort u claim 70 the onefokeo os'.s.
that would prevent the extension y Tessucr'a
form Of Governments over It ne "n noped Una.
t,Hre would b. an opportunity Oh passing una@ o'n
bsfore the session expired.
NJ vest said that $4,000 people were now awaiting
t,,s sstion OF Cokgrsss in opening these lands 70
...~.t ua would u,shs no shrcsax but NJ would
say. dslibefately, ina. We. .-. ,.ap:..s. 80
s .ss',r.ou : Il would 30 for infant 70 ho sssk
H. wheels % me oss ~ - v..,,. $500. n.
aL 49, 49,. 49, ,ssbt al tbs indians A the
$3.50 snss ,tsss IA been Always CHALLENGED.
- ss,sxourf had spoken of 80 GOO from
1hs Senaeor no 80 =, tNsss ,sn6s ana Con gr.ss
tisrssasn xApns " 80 ta,d sh.t th,v ,,uss ~tsss..