Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24


Resolutions declaring Sanders and Pow
ers entitled upon the merits Of the case
TO seats IN the senate from Montana were
agreed to by a strict party vote yeas. %;
nays, IS. The oath of office was admins
tered to the new senators after executive
session the senate adjourned.
H0Hse.-Mr Mckinley from the commit
tee on ways and means, reported the tariff
bill, and it was ordered printed and refer
red to a committee of the whole Mr.
Carlisle presented the views of the minor
ity, and Mr.. MeKenua presented his in
diyidual views, which were ordered to be
printed. The house then went into a COM
mittee Of the whole on the military acad-
envy appropriation BILL After a short
time occupied in Its consideration, the
committee arose and the bill passed. The
contested election case of Posey VS.. Parrot,
first Indiana district, was then taken up.
The committee on elections reported I'M
animousy in favor Of the sitting member.
and the report was adopted. The contest
ed election case Of Bowen vs.. Buchanan,
ninth district Of Virginia, was next called
up, and resolution confirming the right
Of the sitting member was adopted.
THURSDAY, April H.
Senate Sanders and Powers. the new
Montana senator's were in their seats
thi morning. Under The terms of
the resolution in executive session yes
trriay, Sanders and Power were
assigned by lot to the classes of senators
whose terms expire in 1893 and 1895 re-
-pectiyely. Among the petitions and
memorials presented was one from
"a g IA
against the passage of the Butterworth
autl-option and anti-future bill Among
the bills introduced was one by SEN
Reagan, proposing an amendment to
the constitution, for the election Of sena-
tors by vote OF the people. A number
Of bills making appro priations for public
buildings then passed, among them being
one for Mankato, MINI, of 5l50.000.
The house bill for the appointment and
retirement Of John e. Fremont as major
general IN the army passed
FRIDAY, April IS.
Senate Son. Hawlav said: have
given notice two or three times
that would call up the bill cen
corning the international exposition. |
am bound to press it because it is simply
justice to the people of Chicago and to
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