Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-06-21
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS.


FIRST session.
WASHINGTON, June 10 o--SESATE.-Among
the petitions presented and referred was one
from the New Orleans Chamber OF Commerce
asking for an appropriation Of 100000 ior the
establishment OF steamship line between New
Orleans qnd the west coast OF Africa. On mo-
ton OF Mr.. Morrill,, the House silver bill was re-
ferred to the F.nlnce Committee An order
was made limiting debate after p. m, Friday,
TO fvtminutc speeches,
HOUSE. The Speaker laid before the House
Senate bill amendatory OF the internal reVe-
nue. laws. Passed 1t authorizes the Comanis-
sioner OF Internal Revenue TO torrnulate fuies
and regulations by which beer may pe carr'eo
direct from the vats 10 the bottling departuent
without passing through the intermediate pro.
cess OF being drawn into kegs. senate Dill
was passed changing the present system Oh
drawback on exI xIorted beer and feEinentcd iiq.
OTIS, and permitting their expectation IN bona
In the same manner as distilled spirits are
now handled. The post-otice appropriation
bill was passed, and at4:l5 p m the House ad
1ourned.
WASHINGTON, July IL An adverse report
was made on the bin for Government loans on
real estate also, TO abolish metal money The
House SILVER brl wHs reported back sith~Ssevs
era amendments. The silver debate was re-
sumed. Mr.. Eustis and Mr. Turpie speaking Tor
free coinage number OF bills on the caien-
dar were passed. The bills reported by Sena
tor Vest in regnrd to beef products ana Ine'r
export were passed A conference was asked
on the pension appropriation BILL and, after
passing seventy five private pension bills, au-
journed.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced the appoint
ment OF Mr. Mills, Of Texas, as member OF
the Committee on Rules, and Mr. Turner, OF
- In fat, mi
on Ways aud Means, to fill va
cancies occasioned by the resignation OF
Mr.. Carlisle, OF Kentucky. Mr.. Morrill, Kas.)
presented the conference report on the Senate
dependent bill. Tho report WAS agreed to-
yeas l45 nays So Mr.. Stewart tVt) presented
tho conference report on the Senate anti
Trust bill 1t went over without action uhul
tomorrow and the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June IL 2-SENArE-Mr. Ed
munds offered a resolution, which went over
till to omorrow, appointing Edward X. Valen'
tine Sergeant nt-arms Of the Senate, TO take
ofNce on June 30, 1890. Mr. Morrill, gave notice
that on Monday next he would call up the SEN
ate bill in relation to the agricultural colleges,
and would address the Senate thereon. Among
| the bills ported from committees and placed
| on the calendar were two Senate bills to amend
| the polygamy laws. Mr.. Patt gave notice that
ne "oulu call u, 'no uii' ,or '',u m, ~,
wyoming nitcl thc s,'N.' ,iii' ~ ~,
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s''er rom ME- ni'ia ioA'' ioH,hnis mo ~,
| he was appointed yesterday. The res gnation
| was accepted, and Mr.. Mcmillan CTenn) ap-
poln'eu 70 M ."1 ,"v"a0S: :r no tas o,d
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Cnairmnn NJ the Committee ON Indian Affairs
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cor,n,,,ee IN reIn,io, IN tho matter Mr.
Dawns had hegun IN resnond TO the question.
br, on tho succession az Mr. Plumb that there
wr.c onlv , few hours let, for the discussion OF
,hc .t,rnr huI tho matter was allowed to 70
over ,il tomorrow: The balance Of the day