Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-10-02
CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.

SENATE.
W,sulSsyoy Sent, ~ In lhc senate Ia
chase az \ n,,rtralt Of Daniel ~ Tomn.ias
former Vice president ol The United states and
governor OF Kentucky during the war Of 1872.
Inc me senate resumed consideration OF INC house
piil, WIN ine sena,e SUBSTITUTE, 70 uehne anu
,eguiaW JURISDICTION ot tne courts OF the
.ulteu Statos, anu !, passed. Inc senate ON
W pas ,ne represehtathSS VI Nap,au hrcson
s,o,soo uur a''n " osyuee oi ,ne eou'' OF
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Miller, Of South Carolina, who was Yesterday
given seat from the seventh district, took
the oath OF Office today, Hit, OF Illinois,
from the committee on foreign affairs report
cd resolution calling on the PRECEDENT for
Information relative TO the killing OF Gen.
BarrunGia. Adopted, A resolution was
adopted excluding kennedy's speech from the
permanent CongreS sional Record. The house
went into committee Of the whole on the dc.
fciency bin, but soon after adjourned
SENATE.
WAsBIyeTox. Sent. as.--Tbe house bin 10
proyIfe for a port Of delivery AZ Peorin, IN,
was passed The following bills among Others
were passed. For relief Of the Stockbrldge
tribe OF Indians in Wisconsin; to authorize
the acquisition OF lands for coke ovens aud for
right OK way FOR wagon roads aud ,ramways
in connection with coal mines; requiring the
United States to defend the title Of home
traders under the laws Of the United States.
The senate resumed the consideration Of the
senate bill to establish United States land
court but adjourned without dlsroslng Of il.
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to forward 10 The cnysrrnr ~ Arkansas a enny
of the resolution declaring there was vacan.
cy In the second congressional district OF that
-. l. A a q .. IN
Of the conference report on the river and land
forfeiture bill. Payson, OF Illinois, In charge
of the report, made a brief explanation of its
provisions. The conference report was then
adopted as were also the reports on the iii
authorizing the entry on public lands by incor-
porated cities and towns for cemetery and
tiers ON the Northern Pacific indemnity lands
and bill granting 800 month TO the widow
OF ten. Hartranft. The bill passed approprla'
ting Ni,ouu,on 10 enaolS lne secretary OF lhe
navy 10 purchase hickei ore OF matter ior we
inanuInc'ure oi n'ckei 1eci Hmor Az
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SENATE.
WAsHISGToN, Sept 26.--fhe conference rc.
port prepared yesterday on the bill to estah-
lish Rock Creek park In the District Of Colum.
bia, was taken up, and, after some remarks
the report was agreed to and the report now
goes TO the President for his approval. The
following bills also passed: Senate bill grant
ing the right OF way to the jamestown Il
Northern Railway through DEVILS Lake Indian
reservation, North Dakota. The house bill
ployes Oh hrst and second-ciass poStoilices
icnulhg CONSIDERATION OF the contract LABOR
OIL the senate auJourhcu.
HOUSE.
Chandler OF Massachusetts, from, the worlds
fair COMMITTEES. reported n YesolutIon proyId.
Y q
that committee shall be Amounted by the
chairman 10 inoulre into the proyrcss Of The
details for holding the proposed exhibition 10
examine into the space allotted TO The various
displays, and all other matters which the sub
committee may deem advisable, and report 70
the housc at the next session Adopted The
tariff bill was taken up aud considered but
final action deferred. Al the evening session
liz private pension bills passed. Adjourned.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Sent, 3,.-Thc house bill 10
repeal part Of the act OF 1852, dividing the
state OF Iowa into two judicial districts. was
passcd The senate resumed the confederation
OF the house bill 10 ameni the ACT 10 prohibit
the Importation and migration of forlepn,r rs
and aliens under contract or agreement Ia
perform labor, the penlipV question proyidinr
the act shall not apply 10 any Organization Of
musicians on orchestrss was agreed 10 and the
bill went over without action The house bin
Tor the adjustment OF accounts OF lhDorcrs,
workmen and mechanics under the eight hour
law, went over without action and the senate
adjourned.
HOUSE.
Debate on the tariff bin was continued. Me-
Kinley making the closing speech In favor Of
the blll. After five hours debate the confer
cnce report was agreed to--ycas, 49, NAYS, 81,
The only deviation from a stricu marty vote
was Coleman. Feathcrstone and Kelley. who
voted in the negative. Mckinley REPORTED
from the committee on WAYS and means n res
olution providing for the final adjournment on
TUESDAY next. II was adopted without divi.
sion ana the house adjourned.
SENATE
W,sy,vor,> Cav, 90 +, a.. .o,at, In
Gala INV rcnnestl nrssentoa a In IN ,,rnvi5c
for the payment OF arrears OF pensions on M.
plications filed since july /, 1890. Referred,
The vice president presented resolutions Of the
conference of the Methods, Episcoual chnrch
requesting both houses TO refrain from hold
ing any session for legislation on Sabbath
DAYS, The conference on the tariff hill was
presented and read at length. Aldrich said
The conference report and iii ms modified by
II. werc printed. and lie AID not deem an,
further EXPLANATION OF ia proyIsions n ccessary
lhe report Was laid aside informally wIthoiI,
action. Individual pension bills were taken
uP anu Passei' auJoulhcu
HOUSE
Henderson, oil Iowa, submitted the confer
ence report on the dchclency Dill, ana aitel
some debate u was agreed TO- Then on motion o
Henderson, the bill passed appropriating SsS,
600 to supply deficiency In the appropriation
for compensation OF members OF the house
Inc conference report on the Dill 10 increhs'
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