The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
In the Senate on the 2lst after the trans.
action OF routine business the Tarin bill was
taken up and Mr. Voorhees, addressed
the Senate in opposition to the measure.
At the close of his speech resolutions
we're offered and agreed. to expressing
the Senate's regret at the announcement
OF the death OF Representative Walker.
Of Missouri, and for the appointment OF com
mittee OF those Senators TO attend the funeral.
Messrs. Vest, Plumb and Berry were appointed,
and the Senate as q further mark OF respect ad'
iourned -. In the House, on motion OF Mr..
Dockery, OF Missouri by unanimous consent 1t
was ordered that the vote on the Original
Package bill shall be taken on the 22d,
and the vote on the Bankruptcy bill on
the cath. Mr.. Dockery then announced
the death OF his colleague Mr.. Walker.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted ex
pressiye Of the sorrow with which the House
had heard OF the death OF Mr., Walker and pro.
vidlng for the appointment OF q committee OF
seven members OF the House and three mem.
bers Of the Senate to take charge OF the funeral
ceremonies The Speaker appointed Messrs.
Doclery Frank Crisp Morrill, McMillin,
Baker and Davidson as the committee on the
part Of the House and then Us o mark OF re-
spect TO the memory OF the deceased, the House
adjourned.
In the Senate on the 29d, at the conclusion Of
the morning business the Senate took up the
Indian Appropriation bill Amendments were
adopted inserting an item OF 100000 for the
Creek Indians under the third article OF the
treaty Of 1885 tout OF their own funds IN the
treasury) Inserting an item Of e2S0,000 for
the Miamis OF Kansas being all the money
how held for them by the United States;
increasing the appropriation for subsistence OF
tho Sioux and for purposes Of their civilization
from $4,000 TO $4,000. Having disposed Of
about one half the bill the Senate adiohrhed. ...
Immediately after the reading OF TIC journal
the House began voting on the Original Pack.
age bill. Mr.. Adams substitute defining orig.
inal packages was rejected yeas SO nays il5.
The House then proceeded TO vote on the
House substitute for the Senate bill, which
provides that whenever abs article Of
Commerce is imported into any State from
any other State, Territory, or foreign nation,
and there held or offered for sale II shall be
subject TO the laws OF that State provided that
no discrimination shall be made by any State In
favor Of the citizens OF that State against the
citizens OF any other State; nor shall the truns.
portation OF goods through any State be OBJ
structed except In the necessary enforcement
Of the health laws OF that State. The substi.
tute was agreed to-yeas ii5, nays "a. The bill
was then passed as amended-yeas i7o, nays 3S.
The Bankruptcy bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. E. B. Taylor, Of Ohio, opened debate In
favor Of the bill Messrs. Culberson (Tex.) and
Wheeler (Ala) opposed the measure. Pending
tirther debate the House adjourned.
TIE Senate on the Esd resumed consideration
Of the Indian Appropriation bill. Among other
amendments reported by the committee and
agreed 10 by the Senate were the following:
Inserting an item Of $50 900 10 pay 70 the Chip.
pewa Indians OF Minnesota the award FOR
damages sustained by them on account Of the
building OF dams, ETC., on Lake Winnebago,
Cass Lake and Leach Lake; inserting an item
Of $4,000 for mills agricultural implements,
and one OF $4,000 for surveys etc., for the
Chippewa Indians Of Minnesota botn sums 70
be reimbursed from the proceeds 81 the sales OF
the Chippewa lands. Without 1isposing OF the
bili tho Spnnte adjourned I, I'm the House
tec. day w4s spent IN discuspPn Of the Bank-
fuptsr bit Speeches in fafoF OF the measure
we're made by Messrs. Frank (Mo.), Adams
ml D and +. b. Taylor Cohio), while Messrs
McCord (wih), Peel (ArlL), Breckenridge
(Ky.) and Buchanan (va), argued in opposition
70 It, The bill then went over and the House
adjourned.
THE Senate on the 2ith resumed considera
tim of the indian Lppropriation hin, Most Q,
Inc dav was snent IN the disoussIon of the ones
,ion m depominationnI Indian schools Wher
the bill was finally reported TO the Senate, al
the amendments agreed 10 In Committe,
tho Mn waS nassed A ioInt reso,utior
rns nassed nroviding tbat nothing ir
No pipIonatIo ana Cons1lar Anpropriation MI.
shail he construed n interrunt Inc nuhIicatior
- ,ha ranorts q, ths internaiionaI ronference