The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
CONGRESS.


IN the Senate on the lst Messrs, Hoar and
Blair asked that labor bills be considered as ap-
prcpriate TO the day, but objection was made.
Consideration OF the Tarin bill was resumed,
and the wooden and silk schedules were agreed
TO substantially rs reported from the Finance
Committee. Mr.. Sherman presented resolution
providing for reciprocity with Canada, which he
SAID he would at the proper time, offer as an
amendment TO the Tariff bill The conference
report on the bill In relation 10 collisions at sea
was presented and agreed TO, and the Sen
ate adjourned. -. The House, under sus-
pension OF the rules, passed tho bill
providing for Government inspection OF
coal mines in the Territories; Senate bill
extending criminal jurisdiction OF Federal
Courts TO the great lakes; and q bill 70 ratify
agreements with the Sac and Fox and Iowa
indians in Oklahoma. AT the request OF Mr..
Smyser he was relieved from duty on the
Raum Investigating committee Adjourned.
In the Senate on the Cd Mr. Sawyer, from the
Post.ofice Committee, reported the House Anti
Lottery bill and gave notice that he would ask
for fts consideration as soon as the Tarin bill
was passed. The Tariff bill was then taken up
and the sugar schedule was considered. Mr.. Car
Isle gave notice that he would move 10 strike
outall the paragraphs relating TO bounties- Mr..
Halo offered the reciprocity amendment Of
Witch he gave notice last June, aud spoke In
support OF II without finishing discussion OF
th6 sugar schedule the Senate adjourned.
After the transaction OF unimportant business
the House took up the Clayton. Breckenridge
election case. Mr.. Cooper, OF Ohio, opened the
debate and declared that fraud and violence had
hser resorted "a IN order 10 carry the Second
ConeressIonal district Of Arkansas for Brecken.
ridce After some further debate the matter
vent over and Mr.. Cannon, Of Illinois, made q
statement respecting appropriations made by
this session Of Congress, as compared with
similar appropriations while the House was
Iiiider Democratic control. The Speaker an.
nounced the appointment OF Mr.. Flick, OF Iowa
"A member OF the Raum investigating com.
mittee In place Of Mr. Smyser resigned
u, 1,,,,. o,,a-oA I, resolution IN the Senate
a. ,ns "a doc,sr,no mai the murder of General
par-,,rd,a an tbe s,eamer AcanuIoo by the an.
.sn.,,,a. ~ nnotorDaIa While under the pro-
SECTION =, ths tao N the limited states, was an
iss,,,, 81 ar ,,oo,,,a =, ,he ITrIted States and
Snn.n.SsS a. A' ,rn,, octtor hv ,he Govern.
80, ~. rodrass The Resolution was
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Ao s.sM ,se s,,S,.o, :, orotootior were
ssS spos."e %a.e NJ VIZ %S!UvrSs Evorts Voorhess
nseo S ~ ne. .,,..i.. ss.sinn ,sas Sovoted
anu az hi,s Tho uouso rasssd
he h,,I N reop,ate granting OF leases al Hot
Sr,,nrs k,r and A bill for a bridge across the
Snvarnah river nv the CleoruiA Atlantic rail.
roas The ciavton. .preek ekenridge ease was taken
M and d,scpssed Al length bnt without action
~. ,na,tar went over and the House adjourned.
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s.s,',aA ar s-assaS 49, ~ oer,s a nound "a
80 - " a.S y, saos,.d eax from, a cent
- 40 ,or were agr.es to
nTsH ny,Int6r ~ other ccrar,,ttss .mendrncpd,
v.re Agreed toS~x,,sr I,snosing m All parn
e,1nhs IN the Su,iabia nst eIcept sugar ths
sannt. went into executive session and nd
,ourned The House passed the Senate bill