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calbs1 sp ~ .oasl1srstioa shs SOrsds 4
fair sfh TIE III hzsizE bssn rad I
Ia sxssase. Mr. Csndisx. ga ssh4lf I
q shs ss1nlltsea offered an 4
sEsacDsns proVtdlaS taat Ia eoa- /
uisston shall sprotat Beard 81 lady I
managers "a SAGA D 11soes and - per
form sucn dstiss a. mag ss prescribed /
~ W. s0m n $500. zEd ne bo4sd may
sppOint one Or Hors members oi
al am missses satAoFzsd % award
prizes for sxAlbia -Aich may
BE prod see4 In ~hols or In
part By fensls labor Adopted AlsS
ga aasatmsnt providing that enc Of the
nsubers ~ me board created % %
esArzsd with the selection Of the Gov
sramsat exhibits shall % chosen by the
rsh commission. Adopted
Mr Gambler In opening the debate,
expressed the satisfsetisn which IA felt
ia bsiag able % state that Chicago. which
had been selected ey ths House as site.
had proved itsslf before the committee
equal 70 all that had been expected Of IL
The committee had found hat Chicago
n0t oaly eonprehehdsd the Importance
and magnitude of The enterprise. bat
had entered into it with a determined
sptris shioh hst impressed upon
the COMMITTEES the conviction that
4. would Do successful IN It's IN
dsrsaktng. He believed that the
bii sas perfectly constitutional. and
he Advocated it upon is merits be-
cause hs believed that IS purpose was
wise and patriotic The committee was
-
bonA nds 50 bscrf ptiOn of IS. 900. coo, and
was also satisfied that Chicago
had done more than had been
sxpscsed from any competing
eity in agreeing that the
sabsoription should - raised 20 $40
COO 600. In order 20 meet the conserva-
tive element which did not favor the
holding Of fair. the bill provides that
the President should not issue his proc
iamstion inviting foreign nations until
he was satisfied that the contribution
was bona nds one.
Mr. Gambler then offered an amend
nsns In his original motion, 20 be con
sidsred As pending. providing FOR the
dedication otthe buildings OF the worlds
fair with appropriate ceremonies, &c
tober ~ lssf; and further providing
sha. the exposition shall be opened
% visitors not later than May I,
1893. and closed not later than October
50. 1893. He said that this postpone
nsnt vas not asked By Chicago. but ne
thought that u would inure 70 the ben
Ell OF she exhibitors who were 20 take
part in the exposition
The House agreed 20 Mr. Candler's
amendment pOstponing the fair until
1888
WASHINGTON, March Is. - In the
House Monday Mr Rockwell Mass in
trodaced bill % incorporate the Ma
ti0nal American Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation. The ball creates Elizabeth Cady
stanton. Susan 3. Anthony. Lucy Stone
Blackwell aad Jane r. Spoford
and their associates "a body cor
porate and polite. with power
OF succession, 70 bold and dispose OF
property. elect officers and adopt and
enforce bylaws and do all the usual
acts and things of an incorporated as
sociation-" The object OF the associa-
tiOn shall be 20 secure protection in
tnsir right % vote % the women citi-
Esns ot the United States by appropri-
ate National and State legisl alton.
SENArE
WASHINGTON. March 25.-In the Sen
ats yesterday senator Hoar Mass. ,.
from shs committee on privileges and
elections, reported four resolutions
in The cases Of the persons claim
ing seats "a Senator's from the
State Of Montana. Two % them
declaring tha. Clark and Maginnis were
not entitled 20 seats. and The other Two
declaring that Saunders and Power
were ''ensisled, on the merits Of the
cass. - oe sd mitted" 90 seats Resolu-
lions from the minority of The com nit
tes. making opposite declarations. were
reported by senator Cray Del }. and all
we're ordered 10 % printed. senator
Hosr giving notice that he would ask
tie senate 90 consider The n on Thurs
dar nert
The bill 20 declare unlawful trusts
and com binstions in restraint Of trade
and prod vas taken up. and Sena-
tor TIruis Indl discussed the constitu-
ti0nsl points in vol vsd. believed that Con
Ersss had The same po~-T 20 regulate
Interstate commerce that the States
had 20 regulate coumerce within their
own lines.
senator Teller Cal said he vas in
ciin-d - vots FOR the BILL although be
vas not sanguins 81 its accon plishing
The purpose 10 doubted very much
whether any benefit would - derived
from Sc Uniess the States took hold oi