Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-12
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nlghted several hours recently after IL
Helectfsts had assembled because tt
nays:iom had forgotten to take out a ma
fonslge license.
ne pegEN the historic Sevres porcela
AAlcnC hufactory is threatened with beil
pbled by an English syndicate. II
aassssoSgal sale of porcelain ,proo,dIfHgcf
re- ed ptfyres n4 2He amendment was re-
Iected, and Mr.. Rowell (Ill.)
offered an amendment MAX
Ing it the duty of the circuit
1udge of each circuit, within one
month after the passage of this act, to
open a special term of the circuit court
Ia their respective circuits, and APP
point, for each judicial district, three
discreet persons, of good character and
standing, who shall be known as United
States Juror commissioners. 1t shall be
HE duty of such commissioners to or
9anize as board, and from time to
fime make from the list of qualified
voters list of persons who, under the
state, shall be eligible for jury
duty, without respect to race or
eolor. Hereafter all panels for ,lur-
Sors shall be drawn by the board in
The presence of a district or circuit
5udge. After some discussion Mr.. Row
elPs amendment was agreed to. Mr..
TIemphill offered an amendment to sec
hon 81 of the bill to insert the words
Nexcept section 1889 Of the Revised
Statutes of the United States" He eX-
Blamed that that section of the bill en-
powered the supervisors to use. the
army and navy at the polls, and the
purpose of his amendment +, was to
Eliminate that provision. The hour
IL 2 O'Clock having arrived the Speak
IN declared the previous question
ordered on the bill and pending amend
rnent. Mr.. Springer moved to lay the
nil on the table. Lost-yeas, 148; nays
E166. Mr.. Springer changed his vote
rom the affirmative to the negative in
sorder to move a reconsideration. This
\ notion was, upon motion of Mr.. Powell,
aid upon the table-yeas 1853, nays AS.
The vote then REQUIRED on Mr.. Hemp
Hills amendment (relative to the use Of
troops at the polls) and it was rejected
+veas 145, nays 1856. Mr.. Springer
having voted in the negative for that
purpose) moved to reconsider. This
motion was tabled-yeas 154, nays 143:
The bill was ordered engrossed and read
d third time by a vote of yeas 100, nays
Jas. Mr.. Hemphill IS. CO. moved to re-
commit the bill Lost--yeas 14S, nays
I56. The bill was then passed-yeas
I55, nays 149. The House at 9:2o adj
Burned.
' THURSDAY, July 3.-Mr. McComas
Md presented the conference report
On the District of Columbia approprla-
Hon bill. But no action was taken. The
Senate amendment to the Wyoming adj
mission bill would have been conquered
present. The point Of no quorum was
made and Mr.. Cannon (lll,) appealed
to the House to permit the adoption OF
the conference report on the District OF
Columbia appropriation bill and concur
renee in the amendment to the WyO-
ming bill without the point of no quorum
being raised, saying he would move an
al iournment Immediately thereafter
The House, however, adjourned to Mon
day without action.
# MONDAY, July On motion OF Mr..
Payson Oil the House went into Com
nhittee of the whole to-day (Mr. Peters,
Mon of the Senate bill to forfeit certain
lands heretofore granted for the
purpose of aiding in the construction
Of railroads with House substitute
therefore, without action and pending
further debate the committee rose.
3 TUESDAY, July S.-The Senate took up
the conference report on the silver bill
tp-day. Mr.. Vest opposed it.
Mr.. Sherman defended the re-
Bort and favored it's adoption.
Then followed a general debate.
The discussion was interrupted at )
o'clock and the bill went over without
action till tomorrow; the Senate passing
Rom that subject to the memorial exer-
uses in respect to the memory of the
ate representative, 5. 5. Cox, OF New
Work Addresses in eulogy of the de-
leased were made by Senators Voor-
hees, Sherman, Vest, Dixon and Evarts.
Ihe Senate adjourned.
M Senate.
M WEDNESDAY July 2.-The senate to-
day passed the bill for the delivery of
and patents to their rightful owners.
III appears that there are 900 land
patents accumulated in the General
land office, but uncalled for, and a
thrifty firm of Washington attorneys
lad been permitted to make copies, and
had notified the persons en-
titled to them that they could get
kheir patents by paying fees of
S25 to $50. This, it is said, was an act of
colusion between former assistant
Becretary of the interior acting as COM
anissioner, and this law firm and the bill
lis designed to Illustrate that job. The
Senate reconsidered the vote by which
1t yesterday refused to recede from the
amendments to the Legislative appro-
priation bill in reference to the pay of
Senators clerks and seasonal commit
Zee clerks, and the bill now goes to the
& President for his signature.
NA THURSDAY, v3.-Mr. Vest continued
bis argument against the Postal and Ship
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