The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

/ discussion. and The adoption of several
! amendments, the bin went over till t0-mor-
row, and at 6:lj j.. VI. the senate adj
i0urued.
HOUSE.
In The House to-day. Immediately after
the approval oi tle journal Mr. Gambler. of
Massachusetts. called uu for consideration
the Worlds Fair Did. The hiil was read iu
exicnso. An amendment WAS adopted pro-
Nidine for the eaupoinfmontofu board OF lady
managers 90 perform such duties as may be
prescribed by The commission. Mr.. Cam
der opened ino debate and expressed The
satisfaction which he ilt in being able 40
state that Chicago had proved itself bee
lore the committee equal 90 all that
had been expected of it. Mr. Gambler then
offered an amendment. tO Doe considered as
pending. providing Nr tine dedication Of the
buildings oi ihe Worlds Fair. with aunr0-
pirate ceremonies. October 18th. le,2. and.
further providing that the Exposition shall
be opened % visitors NOT later than the first
OF May. 1873. and closed not later than Oc-
lober SVih' 1898. He said that this po-t-
ponemeni was Dot asked by Chicago.
Nr Bclden spoke next. attacking Chica-
COS financial plan and endeayorod 90 show
ihat chicago had boo money raised and none
sulhcienut and properly guaranteed. Anor
short debate iAe amendment was agreed
90.
Mr. Herbert. Of Alabama. spoke in oppo-
sitlon t0 holding ihe fair.
DIT. Carlisle offered an amendment which
was adopted, pr'Id.n. that the govern
meni buildings could he taken 0ut and sold
at the close of iAe exposition.
hepfosei1tfo- Hooker, 0l Mississippi:
Nc Adoo of New Jersey. and Man-ur. 90
Missouri. who bad. before the selection 0i
site, favored Washington. New York. and
ri. Louis. earnestly expressed hope for
successful fair in Chicago.
Mr Belden then made motion f0 recom-
mii the Dill with Instructions i0 report DO
back. when guaEnic. of siNuNO.ODU shall
Dc secured hr ile citizens no Chicago. The
motion was defeated without division. The
1lll vas then passed yeas 1a2 nays iN.
Tie House Then. after 400 unsuccessful
cHMt to go into tlo committee 0i tla whole
ON ihe W wyoming admission DilI. at l:ij j.. /
w., adjourned.
ANOTHER EDUCATIONAL BILL.
Mr.. MouI. Introduced n the senate to- .
day an educational bun which is in SUBJ +
stance iLe bin which passed the Senate .
eisnt years ago with only Sis negative f
votes. The Dim provide. illt aii fho money .
received from ihe sale of public lands. and T
tnree-i0unhs off the money received from
set aside nr 800 educational fund.
io bear interest at four per cent.
Onc-A1ii of tl.- income is f0 ho divided .
among tle agricultural colleges. until the /
sum paid tO each shall equal >-lNlO au-
nulliy. when tAe balance shall Dee turned iu .
with the other half 0i thc income t0 beusod +
for genera. educational purposes This .
money is to ue divided among tle States and +.
Iou.i0ri.- aud ine District ol Columbia.
ior lhe purpose 0i mdiutling system of
free schools. and ile division nr the first
iuuf years small ue on the basis of ile
proportion oi il.I.ewtc persons between ten
and twenty -oue years 0I age t0 the whole
population oi each State. Nc. After thc
uf-t four years Ihe division shall ne equal.
ID i- provided ihaf the legislature 0f each
state or Territory shall accept The terms nf
The bili. ani that eltA state. &c.. shall
"a tree common school system for
li least Three months u tle year Wli
January !. ls.- andf0r at iea-f sour months
'lch year thereafter There Is t0 bo n0 dis
elimination between black and white in any
lnc school. Dlt different schools may he e--
aDIi-Atd. 0no Cor ile black and tle 0ilec
9f tne White rac..
Clm-f NOTES.
President Harrison to-day issued pro-
ianti.0a announcing ...i fhe British g..'N.--
lass Dl tUr HI.
Nr. sarNDI introduced in 0.a Senate t0-
lay % D.ii fl pension lat Crook. r..IW of
tc Date Genera. Crook. at II. lat. .i ,-..N
'tr auuuu.
IuE NATIONAL ROADS.
H.nn s.ltl.ir. I.erlI.I aI fle War DE-
IaffmDnt l.-ltr .N rn-aui q. tle pending
iil- f1 H.fln.f .f.ti. Use .Nt .iA I-lu-'n"
l0l.lr- .IHriN.'I, it I'aiHdla iu ile
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