Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-06-26


argument in favor of the silver 1il. At
its conclusion he was highly compIimnntel
10y the senators.
WEDNESDAY, June Is.
Sen, Mr. Morrill,, from the finance
committee. reported back the tariff bill
and said that it was not expecteutha' {
would be brought up for consideration
earlier than a week from Monday next
The table required by Mr. Plumb res0.u-
ton would be ready probably within about
four days. The bill was placed oH the
calendar. Mr.. Frye, from the committee
on commerce, reported Lgck the river and
harbor bill, with a wr.yten report o. to
each item Calendar. Mr. Qudy offered
a resolution, which went over until to-
morrow, instructing the Serg5aut-at-
Arms to make no changes in bis SUBJ
Ordinates. appointees or employers prior
to july l. next without the consent Of the
state. Mr.. Eyarts gave notice that the
eulogies of the late representative Cox
were postponed till Thursday of the next
week The Senate at 1880 O'Clock pro-
ceeded 10 the consideration of executive
business.
House.--The silver bin as amended
| by the senate. was presented TO the
house at l24j to-day 1t was received
with tremendous applause 10y the demo-
cratic side. and Mr.. Bland Immediately
moved that the committee of the whole
/ rise, in order that the house might at once
proceed 10 the consideration Of the
1 bil Mr. Peel (Ark.) who haC the
| floor. was induced to yield to this
ImotiOn but the chairman of the committee
/ lAllen, of Mich.l, directed the clerk to
! continue the reading of the long printed
precedent bearing upon the point of order
I then under discussion AT the conclusion
/ oi the reading Blauds motion wa, put and
was defeated ON q standing vote Of - to
| SO. ON a vote by teller- the committee re-
| fused TO rise, yeas 81, nays lOj, and con-
| tinued the consideration of the Indian app
/ preparation bill. When the house met 4
/ Till was passed, on motion of Mr. Paysou.
of Illinois, TO confirm the title 10 certain
I cemetery land in Sault Ste, Marie, Mich
| The house went into committee of the
/ whole MIR. Allen. of Mich, IN the chair
on the Indian Appropriation bill The
committee had only been In session but a
/ few moments when it rose informally TO
allow the house to receive "a message from
! the senate As secretary McCook an
1 n0unce1 the passage of the silver bill with
suudIy amendments, the democratic
side of the house broke into applause
which was soon ,ubdued by the action Of
( the house as above noted On Mr. Bland S
motion Mr. Mutcher. of Pennsylvania.
and Mr. Naux, Of Pennsylvania, voted i'm
the negative with the republicans.
THURSDAY. june -.
S.yuic-The following bills reported
and placed on the calendar: 70 enable
/ the Secretary Of the Interior 10 carry out
an act for the relief and civilization OF the
/ Chippewa Indians. of Minnesota: to adopt
regulations for preventing collisions at
( SEA- TO authorize corporations to become
security I'm certain cases IN the courts Of the
/ United States; also adversely senate bill.
/ To make the Lake Borgne outlet and %
! improve the low water channel of the
| Mississippi river indefinitely postponed.
! The house bili % extend for one year tine
! time for the commencement and conclusion
of a bridge over the Missouri river near
/ Kansas City Kan. was passed. Mr..
/ Quay resolution offered yesterday for
/ bidding the sergeaut-at-arms to remove
any of his subordiuates before the first 0f
| July without the c0nceut of the senate
was taken up. Mr.. Cameron offered d
| substitute for it, directing the employment
as an additional page for the present
session.. of George II Mann-the empioye
whose removal was the cause OF Mr.. Quay S
resolution being offered. Both reso.u-
tious were referred To the committee on
| Contingent Expenses, after a short dis
cussiou in which Mr.. sherman spoke OF
/ Mr. Quay's resolution rs 'slapplnga man
/ i'm the face, Just AS he was leaving ms
Office and said that the employe had
! been removed because he had passed the
/ limit of age for a page, and because Of the
urgent request of q senator who had d
right % claim something ut the hands Of
/ the sergeant-ar-arms for another very
worthy person The senate then r..
,r~ed consideration of legislative. ENecu-
1 tive. ana Judicial appropriation bill.
HopSt.-lhe journal having been read
/ Mr. Mills. of Texas, objected to ITS approx
/ al ON the ground that the clerk had net
read II In full The speaker Suggested
/ that the clerk had omitted To read suca
portion, as il is customary not % real
6ut az sdirected the full reading of tae
journal. The clerk proceeding, read
4 that portion Of the journal which dIstIo~rs
I the reference 81 the silver bill To the Goa.
mittee on coinage. weights 1nd measure,
FBpAY, June 40
s ..t.-In the senate today, rising Z.
Ia question OF personal privilege. Sen
+ Reagan denied tile TRUTH ~ tine story re-
caut.F published giving am account 81 nm
( imaginary conflict between BAN nd sen.
Reagan Reagan also stated tlaf there
w, absoluety nh foundation tor tha ~.
port The po,tetlea appropriation el.l an'
the consular aud diplomatic approF r2"tle.h