The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-03-27
FIFTY-FIRyT CONGliESS.



followed, after which the Blair bill wns consid.
cred. Daniel, Of Virginia. spoke for IT, and
Morgan against and Hawey claimed the floor
for tomorrow. The urgent deficiency bill was
considered, and Mt b:35 p m. the Senate sd-
journed.
Householder suspension OF rules q number
OF unimportant bills were passed, including
bills for the transfer OF the revenue marine to
the Navy Department; for Chinese census ana
identification, and for the Great on Of the ofilces
OF Assistant General Superintendent and Chief
Clerk Of the Railway Mail service. On motion
OF Mr.. Wiokham tO). Joint resolution was
passed calling on the Secretary OF War for o,
further report rs to the practcability and mp.
proximatc cost OF tuuneling tho Detroit river at
or near Detroit, Mich.
WASHINGTON, March 1s-SENArE. --Imme
diatcly after tho morning business the consid-
Grafton OF the urgent defc ency bill was re-
sumed. II wns passed Tho Blair education
bill was then taken up as the unfinished bust.
ness" and Mr. Hawley addressed the Senate
in opposition to It, Mr. Moody offered some
amendments to the bill and spoke In favor OF
10. Mr.. Chandler also argued In favor Of the
bill The bill then went over till tomorrow.
The House amendments to the Oklahoma bill
were non-concurred in. and conference or
dered. Several public building bills were pass.
ed. and at 0Ao p. m. the senate adjourned.
HoUsE.--A resolution was adopted calling on
the Secretary Of War and the secretary OF tho
Interior for Information us to whether saving
Of public expenditure can be made by trunsfer-
ring the Bureau OF Pensions from the Interior
Department to the War Department. reso-
luton was adopted calling upon the Secretary
OF the Interior for data relative to the payment
Of pensions, and for an estimate as to the
amount OF money required for the payment OF
arrearages In case the limitation OF arrears act
is repealed. Tho House went into committee
OF the whole (Mr. Burrows (Mich,) In the
chair) on the pension appropriation bill After
discussion, the committee rose and the House
adjourned.
WASHINGTON March 10 SENATE "A mum.
Der Of petitions we're presented. Mr. Voorhees,
delivered o speech on the resolution which he
introduced on Monday. The full text Of the
resolution reads as follows: ''Be It resolved.
That II is the duty OF Congress In the present
crisis to lay aside all discussion and considera.
tion gilmore party issues and to give prompt and
immediate attention to the preparation md
adoption OF such measures as are required for
the relief Of the farmers and others ovcrtaxed
and underpaid laborers Of tho United States"
The Blair bill was taken up, Pierce OF Dakota;
Evarts and Call speaking. Mr. Bate got the
floor. Atop. m. the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-Mr. Gambler presented the report OF
the special committee on the Worlds Fair.
| The report favors Chicago as the place. and
April 30, 1892 as the time OF opening. The re-
port recommends an appropriation OF 81, SOC, ,0C0
The contested election case OF Mudd VS.. Comp
| ton, from the Fifth Maryland District, was con-
sidercd until 4so p M. when the House ad'
1ourned.
WASHINGTON, March Observation-Disclosures
were presented against the meat inspection
| bill. Senator Teller reported favorably bills
settng apart 4oO acres OF land Ior PUBIC park
| at Pagosa Springs and $500 acres near Del
Norte Col Tor public parks, the latter to be
known as Koyai Arch ParR. Ine senate look
avote on the third reading and engrossment OF
EduOati0nal vi w
concluded ana II was known that II mad result
ed against the Dill Mr. bia'r changed mis- voto
from yea 10 nay SO us 10 make motion 70 re-
consider The result was then announced as
yearsSl, nays ". Mr.. Blair made motion to
reconsider the vote which motion was entered,
ana after an executive session the senate ad-
Iourned
HoUsE-The Senate and House Committees
| on immisrauoh met IN JOINT session THIS morn
| ing ana neard protests against the passage OF
any Jaws resIric,ing foreign Immigration. kep'
resehsauve WlcKham mas sintroduced o petition,
signea Dy Huntngton brown ana sixty-four
other ciuAehs OF hichiand County praying for
the erection OF monument to mark tho burial.
place 0, those @ VINO were Killed In the battle OF
Lake Ere IN 1919. Two puphc building oills
were passcu. Mr. aenoersoh' OF iowa, pre-
sehtea resoiutlon Oh tne aeherai Assembly OF
| IOWA. urging iegisiauon against the aduitera-
tion OF iaro. feterred. The Mudd'Compton
/
olutlon aeciaring Muao eiected was adopted-
yeas ios' nays l.o Muau was sworn IN. Ihe
| Pensloh huppropriatioh uiii was taken up ana W
DID p m. tne House adlourneu.
| WASHINGTON March sl-SENATE--Numer'
Gus petuons ana memorials were presented for
| law against the employment OF aliens on Gov
erhmeht work. some ior the Iree ana unlimited
coinage OF SILVER; one from Nebraska against
the extension OF tme ior tne payment OF the
| racihc raiIroaa aepts 10 the government ana
rom oalIorhla ior tne removal OF duty on 1ute
anu !ute pagghg. Mr. flump from the Com
mitee On ApPiopriations, reported pack the
house JON. resolution authorizing the appoint
men' OF Ihirty meuical examiners LOT the bu,
renu ! ., rens.ohs. ana savo no'ice that ne would
ss ssk 1ne oenate W eons'aer @ ~ tomorrow Ine
| ono'n ah'fu uus. pl' wus cohsiuereu until
m. Aler snor' executive session. the SEN
"o au!ou'h1u.
oosEIAmneulAteiy aiter the reading OF
tne !oarnoi, Inc nouse went into committee OF
tne whoie lMr. burrows OF Michigan, IN the
cnairl On the rensior appropriation Dill. inc
mesSure was a'soussea py Messrs. Cheadie