Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
FOR VETERANS.
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tzQL osa4.0E Davis il1l- CaAsru-zl
- s1e psnsisn coa1a tsee. estimates
zee expeRd. ..Ees 414sr ghs bilL a. $40
go 000.
WAea ths senats met Monday mora
tna 81 resumed tae eoEsi1eEatloa Of the
zgricli ser4l eolIzgs I'D DILL and Mr.
M0rrlf iFLf o1srea substitute for
tEs sarIoas smea1m ments penIlng S4tur-
dag a. 20 shs division of Tie fund be-
swesn colorsd All waite schools Of
et-ts. aenasor 3orrills amendment
49, do .sa- some formal amendments
wsrs made % the BIZ and it 1as then
p4ssec-
flas III lF2rs7F.tss a7suallT aus of any
moeeV IL go tcszslFT uoe otzereis5 appro-
Drlafrd 81. sag fsll- sac ss4sa Of plollc .ants,
- sarl zrl.s ala Tsrrit-ry Tor tA- al4fe c0Df
pl-ts sLGormdz1 az malllenaace 4
esi.ezss for rs nsnenI q agrif
ratala sad the meoa.aia arts nov estarl
Asted o. Nalca may 81 hereafter estaat
lisarf in secCrtancs Nl1h a. 80 cf Congresb
spvsoyea Jaig g isr2 ths sum of sl59so foc the
ye4r snalEk 41s a. 80. and annual iu
ers4se q tas amount Of such appropriation
tasreaftcr for zen years ~ an additional sum
o. sio0 over tAs preceding year tae
4nnual sm0unt 70 % paid theresfter
- eaah aSats aad Territory % oe
sso20 provided hat no money saal be paid
oat gleer this aoE 10 any Srate or Territory
f5r me support lad mainteulace of q college
rhere a disginctioa ~ race or color Is made IN
taa a1aisaion uf students ous th- establish
nsnt AL mainteaaoce 81 such colleges sep
safsiy Cor Nalt- aaG coiored students shall o-
beld CD oe compliance win the provisions 0f
thls 4ef3
The conference report on the depend
ent pension bill Nas taken ap, and SEN
a.or Berry Ark made speech against
a. The D.actlcal effect Ot 10 would be,
he sa.t, % pat 90 per cent OF Jhs Union
soldiers on the pension roll IL was
really service pensioa bill. and the
chairman u the ommittee on pensions
tSonator D4ylsl could not deny that
senator Davis. chairman Of the com
ulttee on pensions, said thas the eX-
perdir rurss under ths bill would Do
about sac. 600. 600. iio deni6d that tho
pendinx bill Tss 8 atrvice pension bilL
and asserted that is was disability bilL
pure and simple When the senate re-
fecled with what promises those men
had been sent 0gE tO save the country;
when it reelected that hundreds OF thou
sands bad had three 20 I've OF the best
years az their lives taken from them,
there should not be set up. Is an obsta-
Gle 20 the performance OF the Senate's
duty, mere question OF the expense
to The treasury. Ways and means should
b. provided %. meet all Just obligations
% those men-chccking them when
their demands went too far.
senator Gorman (Md.) said that II the
biz became a law there would De ? de-
acls of sllC. OU3. 900 in 1892. and that,
~ould b. . dcficit Of $40. O0O, 600.
senator Ingails (Kan.l advocated the
conference report This was an obliga-
t.8n last a. sacred as that under which
lhe solder was paid. For himself he
was IL favor of the removal OF the linn
Ration In tho act granting arrears o;
pensions Ho did not care whether IL
.ost 800. 900, 900 or 81, 600, O0O, 900.
senator Vest Mo- spoke OF the mon
s.r9gs abuses shat lad grown I'D under
the pension system and declared his be-
uof Fiat the pending bill was being
pressed FOR personal and political mo-
tives He asserted shat the pension list
as urduly swollen in the State OF IN
1iana because it was pivotal State and
It's vcto wis necessary 70 elect Presi-
icak
Finally tho discussion closed and the
vote 0as taken The conference report
Nas agreed ,0-veas, 81: nays, IS Those
voting ~ tls negative were Senator'S
E.g bour. Bate. Berry. Blackburn. Coke.
George. Gibson. Harris. Kenna, NcPher-
con. Morgan Pssco. Payne, Pugh, Rea-
gan. Vance. Vest. WsitaalL
senator Blair " FL introduced a
bu % incorpocate the Woman's Ma
uonsl Industrial University and school
of Arts. The university IS TO 90 located
In Washington City.
HOUSE.
WAsHrvGr0v. June 24-The House
al istls business Monday. The con
fs-rees on the general pension appro-
pfiauon bill flIled 90 agree The House
insisted upon its disagreement 20 the
Senate amendments and then a6iourned.
nay VETO rHE RTvER AND HAREoR Bill
WhsarSGroN. June - The man
aro~s of the river ard harbor bin are
becoming uueasv about It's fate when
lt reaches the Waite House. The House
committee thooEht they az run a good
deal of risC in allowing the aggregate
"a run up 20 about s.. 000. 900 in
order 20 provide FOR al improve
r,ents % waterways during ths
next fsra year. and now that
the Senate has piled on $4,000 q
eco nore i- ia doubted whether she
P-.s.Iant will approved a bill carrying
s25eG0 coo ror enc years expend ares
81 rivers AMI harbors There IS talk of
a -on ference Of friends of the BIN In
both branches of Congress for ths pur-
pose Of scaling joTn che various Items
So ss 10 lessen She risk Of executive
ff4aanrovat which even Gennrsl Hem
dsrs =. chairman of che Rouse COM
Fl, ee. Is said 81 nave intimated would
pro sblr occur.
oprfArrnS cF ruE Dssr7ur.
WAsurveraN Jtne pa The d-s- -
tia,ase af population ~ cha n,swict of
gsIansbia as usae 81 Superintendent
rtt.er i4 ses ls0 The population In
fs,a ess fs7tlA Tae increase 3uring
~ s.st een wears IS rleref1re about 13
eat tae reua alton In is-3 was
i3a7 and ia 1855 ESQ
ra KSn fur sIvEs FTeHr.
wksatysroS. sane 34-The House
-~a5stee en enars. we'Ehts ard
sre, scidet ar vote ~ -o S 20
H-na nor .-lee-erce l8 che Sen
4ase1 taen-s q t- silver ti- A
~sts ~1 - tal<sn en- he report st 2
s'cioss raers,s~ afte~acon-
noSr EESE susRfrAy REEF.
wksar4aroS. 1ane 3a-A report 81
khe Staee nepartssent f-cm M'renee