Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-26
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CONGRESSIONAL.

olution calling on the Secretary of the Treas.
ury MS TO information whether Cinnamon per.
mitted to pass through the United States have
failed to leave the United States under the
terms OF their admission in transit. The Mon.
tana election case was resumed and Mr. Nor
gan addressed the Senate. The debate was
continued by Messrs. Vance, Honr and Daniel,
and after an agreement that vote on the
question should be taken tomorrow, the Sen
nte adjourned.
HousE-The Naval Appropriation bill was
called up. The amendment of the Committee
of the Whole striking out the three coast line
battle ships was rejected and the bill passed.
Mr. Cannon reported o resolution for the imme.
diate consideration OF the bill to regulate the
jurisdiction of United States courts. After n
short discussion the bill was passed-yeas 1l3,
nays 13-the Speaker counting n quorum (The
bill withdraws all original jurisdiction now
vested in the Circuit Courts OF the United States
and vests the same exclusively in the District
Courts, and also provides that the Circuit
Courts shall exercise such jurisdiction by writ
of error and appeal MS they have and exercise
under existing law. The Circuit Court is made
IN appellate court exclusively, except that 1t
has the power TO issue ull remedial process)
SENATE April Reconsideration of the Mon.
tnna contested election case was resumed, and
Mr.. Gibson spoke in favor of the Democratic
contestants. After some further discussion
motion to recommit the majority and minority
reports with instructions to the Committee on
Privileges and Elections for further investiga-
ii n was rejected. vote was then taken on
the resolution declaring Saunders and Powers,
the Republican claimants, not entitled to seats;
rejected-26 to 60 The resolutions declaring
Saunders and Powers entitled upon the
merits of the case TO seats In the Senate from
the State of Montana" were agreed to by q
strict party vote-yeas 81 nays 20. Mcssrs.
Saunders and Powers were escorted to the
clerks desk by Senators Hoar and Wnshburn,
the oath of offcs was administered to them by
the Vice President and after brief executive
session th Senate adjourned.
HousE-Mr. Mckinley reported the Tariff
bill and it was ordered printed and referred to
the Committee of the Whole. Mr.. Carlisle pre-
scented the views of the minority and Mr. Nc.
Kenna, of California. pre- ented his individual
views. The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole the Military Academy Appro.
pration bill. and after n short time spent in its
consideration, the committee rose and the bill
was passed. Mr.. Bergen called up the con-
tested election case of Ppsey VS.. Parrett from
the First Indiana district. The committees re-
port in favor of Mr.. Parrett. the sitGing men,
ber, was adopted. Mr.. Powell, OF Illinois, called
up the contested election case of Bowen vs.
Buchanan. from the Fourth district OF Virginia
The resolution confirming the right of the sit
ting member was adopted and the House ad,
journed
SENATE, April 17.-Messrs Saunders and
Powers the new Senators from Montana, drew
TORN cxnirin,, in ,sos ond NJ po,rors aro,, tha
Ianp term exniring In Iso5 mo Senotn ,ossod
inc iont rosoIntion roorostfno ,ha g cdua.,
OF War to cause further report to be made as to
the practicatility and approximate cost of tun.
nelng the Detroit river; also House bill for the
mont nc a M,ior r,eror,I IL, +ha Irn;,aa C.ato
army. number of public building bills were
also passed The Senate then took IN the
resolution for the nppointment of thirty medical
examiners in the Pension ONCE reoardIess
OF civil service examinations. Messrs Foull,
Ter and Cockerell opposed the measure
After considerable discussion nm amendment
offered by Mr. Hoar was agreed to- so as 10
make it read that the examination for the m
Dointment of these judicial examinors shnlI he
under regulat, ons prescribed bv the President
of the United States" Without finishing the
bill the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-As soon as the journal had been
-e,1 Nv Rn,tcr,vortb ,roSo on, said t,at =.
was nroner IN nav n irst trihnta 81 .asnaot ~
the memcry of the distinguished mnn whose
funeral tool, pIaco that dnv that tho House ad
iourn. A motion To that effect was immaliata,,,
adopted.
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House adjourned.
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