Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03

and bacon sail not be inspected unless
the laws Of the country to which it Is pro-
posed to export the meat require inspec-
ton. or the buyer, seller or exporter of
meat desires inspection. The bill was
also amended so as TO make 1t a
misdemeanor to counterfeit, change,
deface OF destroy any of the inspection
marks or devices. A rambling discussion
on various topics followed when tie senate
adjourned.
House. Mr. Lawler, Of Illinois, in
troduced a bin granting pension 800
600 year to the widow OF Gen, Crook.
Mr.. Cannon Of Illinois, from the com
mittee on rules, reported joint resolu-
ton making the Wyoming admission bill
a special order for today. The resolution
was adopted and the Wyoming bill was
then taken up. Mr.. Barnes, Of Georgia,
opposed the bill because he believed there
were gross Irregularities in the adop-
ton of a constitution and that the
territory did not contain population
required for admission into the union.
After further debate the house took a
recess until II o'clock tomorrow.
THURSDAY, March ..
Senate To-day, the house bill TO amend
al s' Tba 9 ,o Il aiiows .nacai adsnts
20 -, W. t,a1;,,c,
Tho sen5ta Lili oranti,s. nensions Ia
soldiers and sailors incapacitated from
manual labor, and 10 dependent relatives
of deceased soldiers and sailors, was taken
up. and Sen Plumb argued in support of
his amendment, and made some extending
provisions, to all who served three months
or more. etc. to be added according dds.
ability from IS to Sl2 per month
Sen. Berry opposed the amendment as
another form of the service pension bill
Sen Davis. of the committee on pen
sion. also opposed it. He was not ready
to 20 to the extent Of pensioning every
body irrespective of dependency The
bill reported by the committee would make
an APPROPRIATION of S36. 000. 600 necessary
in addition to the S9S 100000 now needed
Sen Pumb's amendment would add at
least Sl8.0O0.O00 more Sen. Plumb's
amendment was rejected. and the bill
went over. The house bill for the
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FRIDAY Mdicu -
SeHote. In the senate Wilson res
olution calling on the treasurer of the
department for information regarding
tile arrival and departure from the
Chinese port Of San Francisco and the
evasion or failure of the anti-Chinese laws,
etc. agreed to. The Florida judicial
nominations created an excited debate In
the executive session out no action was
taken.
House. The house adopted a reSolu-
ton calling on the postmaster gen
era for information relating to the
employment of inspectors or special
agents investigating the claims Of appli-
cants for postmastersmps. The house
then went INTO committee OF the whole ON
the private calendar, but without action,
took recess until evening.
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Mary river MlciilRap ,; an" 'o9t,oOo ior
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uCleNtl OH was agreed To. On mo-