The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29
was net so great a crime as the senator
from Wisconsin would have IL appear.
HARRISON urNG IN EFFIGY

Recently President Harrison nad peci
hung in efiigy in Indiana. He moved ar
amendment by adding the words: "ano
also the letter Of instruction 20 the said
marshall, 10 which the report Of the saio
marshall was a response. and that he bt
requested 10 inform the Senate, whether IN
the alleged assault on Fanse, any right s.
cured TO him by the constitution or laws Of
the United States was invaded or violated.
Mr.. Butler moved an amendment, calling
on the Attorney-General for the papers IN
the Dudley case. The debate was continued
az some length.
At its conclusion. the first part Of Mr.
Gray's amendment was agreed 10.
Mr.. Call offered an amendment calling fol
I particulars Of the hanging Of President
Harrison in eiiigy in Indiana. and the hang
ing Of President Cleveland in efigy IN
Kansas.
No action was taken on these amend.
ments, and the whole matter went over
until tomorrow.
After a brief secret session, the Senate at
5:l5 adjourned
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The House passed a bill granting to the
state Of Florida certain public lands for a
park.
Mr.. Dorsey. Of Nebraska. from the Com.
I
bill 20 provide for the issue of.circulating
notes 10 national banking associations.
The bill provides for the issue 20 national
banks OF circulation equal TO the par
amount Of bonds deposited as security, but
In excess Of the capital stock paid In.
Mr.. Dorsey explained the provisions of
the bill, and a general debate on the sub
Ject followed, which occupied the remainder
Of the day.
The bin then went over, and the House
adjourned.
THE WORLDS FAIR BILL N CONGRESS.
The subcommittee Of the special House
committee on the Worlds Fair has COM
pleted the Worlds Fair bill, and il will be-
reported 10 the full committee tomorrow.
IL is made up chiefly OF sections taken from
the bills introduced by Mr.. Adams and Mr..
Flower, with occasional extracts from the
bill Of Mr.. Frank. lt is 20 be called
"a bill TO provide for celebrating the
four hundredth anniversary Of the discovery
Of America by Columbus, by holding an in
ternational exhibition Of arts, sciences,
manufactures, and the products Of the soil,
mines and sea-" The time Of opening the
fair and the place where il is 10 be held are
not mentioned in TIE bill. A commission is
tO be created, composed of two representa-
tiyes from each Of the States. 10 bee chosen
by the Governors Of these States; one from
each Territory and the District OF Coz
umbia, and a sufficient number TO be
chosen by the city in which the fair is 20 be
held. The commission Is 20 fix the day on
which the exhibition is 10 be opened, and 20
arrange programme for the Oponing.
subscriptions TO the stock of the exhibit
ti0n are 10 be received in the sum
Of S20,O0O,O0O, and S5,0OoOo0 is 70
pledged before the commission can do
any act. The United States is 10 be free
from any liability for he debts Of the eXhi-
bition. but 81, 100000 is TO be appropriated
by the Government 20 assist IL. Provision
is made for a Government exhibit. The
friends Of Washington on the committee
will submit a separate bill, and a minority
report; opposing the financial scheme pro-
posed. II is expected the reports will be
ready TO 20 10 the House Thursday.
BULLDozING IN CONGRESS.
Governor Hoyey, OF Indiana. who repre-
sents an ex-UniOn soldiers organization
that is fighting for a service pension bill,
was on the floor Of the House to-day lobby
ing with the Republicans in favor OF such
an act. General II0yey was very dictatoral
in his arguments. lie advised Speaker
Reed and other Republicans that unless
AufN ldoo ~ 7'iflA' l'loA'N hlAt Ah' h'lh'-
lican party may as well abandon all hope
Of carrying the next Congressional or Presi-
Dental election.
RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The president and Mrs. Harrison, assisted
by Mrs. Morton and the ladies Of tbe Cab.
met, gave reception 10 the members Of Con-
gress and the Judiciary at the White House
tonight from . 10 II O'Clock. The reception
parlOrs and the east room were as is usual
on such occasions, decorated with pOtted
plants. The Marine Band. under the direc-
ti0n Of Professor SOusa. discOursed sweet
music during the evening. The reception
parl0rs Of the mansion and the large east
room were crowded during reception hours
10 their utmost capacity with the Congress
siOnal delegation, the Judiciary, and their
lady companions.
CAPITOL NOTES.
At a meeting Of the House Committee on
Military Affairs to-day favorable report
on the bill, placing Governor John 4. Ere
mont on the retired list OF the army with
the rank Of maior-general, was ordered TO
be made to the House.