Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-03

WASHINGTON. June 2S.--The senate hill TO
prcyeut transportation In bondof merchandise
between the United States aud Mexico and to
store that right Mhereycr zona libra ia abolish
ed was reported adversely, The senate then
proceeded with the Wyuming admission bill,
the report OF the committee on territories
hclkg read. Vest opposed the bill and Plat
favored 1t, Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The conference report on tho naval appro-
paauon bill was presented. The previous
question was then ordered aud the conference
export adopted Conger then moved that dc.
bate on the silver hill be extended 20 3 o'clock
al which time voting shall begin. His motion
was agreed to, The house then voted that
conference be asked with the senate on the bill.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 2j.--The following bills
were taken FROM the calendar and passed
House bill 10 provide for term OF court at
Danyllle, Ill senate bin 10 aid the state Of
South Dakota TO support school Of mines,
donating 3 per cent OF the money received
from the sale OF mineral land not To excel
sue 900 year, nor to exceed the amount con-
tributed By said state,) Executive session ad-
iourned.
HOUSE.
Upon motion Of Dunnel Of Minnesota, tho
house bill with senate amendments, authoril-
Ing the construction OF bridge across the Mis-
slssippi at Winona, Minnesota, was passed,
The house bill was passed granting fifteen uays
leave to clerks In first and second class post
offices.
SENATE
WASHINGTON. June 21.--The bill for the ad-
mission OF Wyoming MS a state was passed by
strict party yote--yeas, 80; maps, 10. Tho
bill declares Wyolninga state, and tho constl-
tuition which the people OF Wyoming formed
for themselves be, aud Is accepted, ratified aud
confirmed. The state Ia entitled to one repre-
sentative In the iifty.hrst congress Other
sections refer TO public lands; provisions for
schools, etc, The bill for the admission Of
Idaho was taken up aud went over rs "unhn-
ished business TIL Monday next. Executive
session; senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Dockery entered motion TO reconsider the
vote by which the postal clerks bill passed,
leaving 1t pending FOR the present, The con,
alteration OF the election bin was then resum,
ed, llaugen, Of Wisconsin, addressing the
house In support OF the measure, The house
at its evening session passed lO5 private pen
sion bills. Adjourned
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.--In the senate to-
day q message was received from the house
asking for conference on the silver bill. IL
was Immediately laid before the senate and the
conference agreed to aud Messrs. Sherman,
Jones, Of Nevada, and Harris were appointed
was received from the president announcing
his approval and signature TO the dependent
pension bill. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The house went into n committee Of the
whole on the federal election blu. Mehdoo,
Of New Jersey, took the floor and made Wig
orous speech In opposition to the bill. The
conference report on the postoiiice appr0prl-
alton bill was adopted. Ewart, OF North Caro-
lima, Republican, opposed the passage OF the
election bill. Kerr, of Iowa, favored the pas,
sage Of the bill on the ground that the evil
dence OF the suppression OF negro votes In the
south was complete. The house finally at
Il 80, adjourned.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 30 The house bin In
relation TO oaths In pension and other cases
was passed. The house bill for the admission
OF Idaho as state was taken up Tor consdera-
tion, The bill having been read Morrill, gave
notice he would ut the earliest practicable
moment move to take up the tariff bill Me.
Cullom addressed the senate In favor OF the
Idaho bill
HOUSE.
Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, presented the
credentials OF w. w. Dickinson us repreSen
tatlye elect 10 Ill the vacancy caused by thc
resignation OF Carlisle. Dickinson then took
the oath OF Office. The debate on the federal
election bin was then resumed, Herbert, OF
Alabama, being accorded the floor.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The senate hlll
authorizing the leasing OF school lands In the
territory OF Oklahoma for the benofit OF the
public schools was taken from the cilsadar
and passed. The idaho admission bill WIS re-
sumcd, aud Vance opposed It. The bill then
passed. The senate went into executive ses,
sion, and soon after adjourned
HOUSE
The house resumed consideration OF the
federal election bill, the pending amendment
being that Of Lehlbach, Of New Jersey, pro
vidiDg that the chief supervisor of election
for each Judicial district Of the Unitel States
shall take such action as IL requisite as to
secure such supervision in each congrcssl ma
district is provided by the laws OF the United
States.