The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-07-10
F1FTY-F1RST CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON. June 80 -.sErArK. The House
bill ID relation TO oaths IN pension and other
cases was taken from the calender and passed.
TIE House bill for the admission Of Idaho as .
STATE was taken up for consideration. The bill
having been read. Mr. Morrill, gave notice that
no would. ct the earliest practicable moment,
movo 70 take up the tariff bill The
Agricultural appropriation bill was taken
up and passed. further conference
wss ordered on the legislative sppropria-
tion bill. The only point Of difference 10 the
smendnent 70 increase the pay Of Senator'S
clerks. The House Joint resolution, continuing
the annual appropriations for thirty days after
the fiscal ycsr Qf the appropriation bills have
not then become law), was reported by Mr. Al
lison and passed.
HousE-Mr. Breckenridge (Ky.) presented
the credentials Of w. w. Dickerson as Repre-.
eentotive-elect from the Sixth Congressional
District Of Kentucky. to NIL the vacancy occar
stoned BY the resignation OF Mr.. Carlisle. Mr..
Dickerson appeared at the bar Of tho House
end tcok tho oath Of once. The debate on the
Federal election bill was then resumed Mr..
Herbert (Ala) speaking against the bill, fol.
lowed b. others pro and con. The debate was
Suspended long enough to enable Mr.. Cannon
ull.) to report from the Committee on Appro
priations joint resolution extending for thirty
days, or until the bills now pending become
laws, the provisions OF the appropriation acts
Of lese!oo in pro rata amounts. Passed
WARRINGTON. July L-SENATE AT the close
Of Mr. vance's speech against the Idaho bill,
the bill was passed without division. A mes.
sage from the House Of Representatives an
nouncing that tho body had resolved to 'hd.
here" TO It's disagreement TO the Senate amend
ments to the legislative appropriation bill hav-
ing boen pro osented. Mr.. Dawes said that the
House having declined to confer further with
tho Senate, the only alternative left was either
to let the bill fail or to recede from It's amend.
mentA lie moved that the Senate recede. The
motion gave rise TO long discussion. Finally
tho vote was taken, and the Senate, by veas 10,
nays "a, refused 10 recede from its amendments.
Tho Senate proceeded to executive business
and soon adjourned.
HOUSE The House resumed consideration
ofthe Federal election bill: the pending amend
ment being that offered by Mr.. .Lehlbach (NJ.).
providing that the Chief Supervisor Of Election
for ench judicial District of the United States
shall take such action rs is requisite to secure
such supervision in every Congressional dis
trict as is provided by the laws Of tho United
States. The amendment was rejccted--yeas
132, nays 13s. After debate the House I'D
tournod.
WAsHIHGTON, July 2.-SENATE.-Mr. Plumb
from the Committee on Public Lands reported
the Senate bill TO provide for the delivery OF
land patents TO their rightful owners. and asked
for its immediate consideration. Passed. 1t
directs the Secretary OF the Interior to send to
lands so patented lie, lists OF the land patents
in that county at have been IN the general
land ofIicc uncallcd for for twelve months.
After debate the Senate rcccded from tho
amendments, and the legislative bill now goes
to the Presdert for his signature. The steam
ship tonnage and mai, subsidy bill was consid.
cred unts' Q H y n. rbsn ths Senate ~
tonrnet
HcUsF--The Federal election piu passed the
House tonight ABOUT ~ O'Clock, tho time be-
tween that and p m, when debate closed, be-
ing consumed py roll-calls on diiaJory motions.
Tho tes' vote-yeas 49 nays l55-was on
6pringer's motion to lay tho bill aud pending
amendments on tie table. 1t was the first mo.
tion made and developed the fact that there
was majority OF six members for tbs passage
OF the bill. Mr.. Springer changed his vote In
order &c movo for Ia reconsideration. but that
did not change the real majority, which varied
from six to seven all the afternoon and evening.
There were twenty-five Republicans and Dem.
ocrats who id not vote on tho first call, most
OF them being present but paired. No Demo.
crat voted with the Republicans. Two Repub-
licans voted with the Democrats.
| wAsgINGToM July 3.-SENATE Messages
from tho President as to Indien lands In Kan
sas; us to postal and cable communication be-
tween the United States and the Latin-Ameri-
can States; rs to tho celebration Of the fourth
centennial Of the discovery OF America, and rs
TO agreement between the Cherokee Commits.
sion and the Iowa Indians In the Indian Terri
tory. were presented and referred. Several
bills were reported and placed on the calendar.
Resolutions were offered calling for information
| In regard to the manufacture at soldiers homes
Of articles for sale in competition with private
| enterprises and In regard to Pacific railroad In
| debtedness. The subsidy bills were discussed
until 4:50 p. m, when the Senate adjourned un-
| til Monday.
HousE-Mr Lodge (Mass) asked for re.
| print Of the Federal election bill, as passed
with marginal notes. Mr.. Dorsey (Neb) asked
| consent TO offer resolution requesting the
| President to return to the House the bill ex-
tending the time OF payment TO purchasers Of
land OF the Omaha tribe OF Indians In Nebras.
ka, but objection was made. Mr.. McComas
(Md.) presented the conference report on the
District Of Columbia appropriation bill. After
debate and pending o vote on the conference
report, the House ut l:45 adjourned till Mon.
| day.