The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-06-27
House.

WAsuINGToS, June 14.-In the house the
speaker announced the appointment of
i. b. Taylor, Of ohie; Nj. Stewart, of
Vermont, and Mr.. Bland, Of Missouri, us
conferrees on the unit. trust bill. Mr.. Bland
asked to be excused and Mr.. Culberson, of
Texas, was appointed to fill the vacancy.
The house Went Into committee 81 the
whole on the sundry civil appropriation
bill. After n number Of amendment of
minor Importance had been disposed of tho
committee rose, and public business hav.
ing been suspended, tic house proceeded
j. Randall.
Among the speakers were Messrs.
O'Neill, of Pennsylvania; Forney, of Alu-
bama; Caswell, Of Wisconsin; Blount, Of
Georgia; Dnlzell, of Pennsylvania; But.
terworth, of Ohio; McComaa, of 1ndiana;
oshorne, of Pennsylvania; Mscreary, of
Kentucky; O'Farrell, of Virginia; Bit.
chanan, of Kentucky; Manson, Of Maine;
Williams, of Ohio: Breckenridge, Of Ken
tucky; Coye, of Kentucky; Coveret; of
New York; Kerr, of Pehnsylvhhia, and
Mr.. Randall's successor, MI. Vaux.
MI. Vaux sud in part that Randall's
high rank and great fame were due to his
honesty, his will power, his courage aud
his determination. His personal and his
political integrity were beyond the reach
of suspicion. Schemes, jobs and covert
efforts to secure public money were nei-
ther c~ountenanced nor encouraged by him.
His honesty was the glory OF his life.
Those of his purity who could not agree
with him on snne questions bowed before
his admittedly stainless honor.
WAsnlN6Toa 4, June iG.-Mr. Williams, of
Ohio, presented u petition, which was re
ferred, from the e1-soldiers of Dayton, o.,
for the enactment of a law prohibiting the
ale, use, manufacture or importation of
h0nnarp mr. fpopc ~ rrSJ,py - xl,& ~4r
federnte flag or the red flag of the anarcl,-
lists.
The house wen into committee of the
whole on the srndry civil appropriation
bill. An amendment. was agreed to to ap-
point Z. NJ. Morrill,, of Kansas, and Al
hers of the board of managers of the sol
diers' homse. Pending further action on
the bill the committee rose and the house
I'D iourned.
WAsHISGToa, JUNE 1T.-After some un-
important business the house went into
committee of the whole on the sundry civil
appropriation bill. The committee soon
rose md reported the bill back to the
house. The amendment adopted IN com
mittee of TIE whole, making specific In lieu
of indefinite the appropriation for the pay
nent OF back pay, was rejected and q mo.
tier to recommit the bill with instruction.
to the committee on appropriations to re
part it back with a clause making specific
appropriations for back pay and bounties
was rejected. The bill then Ynssed.
The houss then went into committee OF
the whole on the Indian appropriation bill
The appropriation of SO, 600 to refund I'd
tho Cherokee Indians the expense Of thei,
removal to Indian territory was stricken
-.
Pending further action the committee
rose and the house adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 1s.-On motion Of
Mr.. Payson, Of Illinois, the bill passed tc
confirm the title to certain cemetery land
In Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
The house then went into committee Of
The committee was In sSssion hut = few
momeptV when ttress Informally 70 allow