Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-06-19

uelu 70 impair the powers Of the .ava-.l
states IN respect OF any Of the ma..s, ,7'al
this act mentiuned Mr.. Stew In
demanded the previous question '';7a
motion. Agreed to-veas. Ill. rs, -S
The motion was then agreed - 3D.
l06; nays. 9S. Mr.. Spooner. az giass
Island, presented and the housa ~ I''7
the conference report on the mi..,0
academy appropriation bill NJ III
derson, of Iowa, from the commute A
appropriations, reported the n-,.
deficiency bill. appropriating S. IN. 6t5
Tor the payment of pensions and 81 M
O9O for the expenses Of the eleventh .ar..'
They were passed.
FRIDAY, June Is.
Senate The resolution offered r..
day by Mr. Edmunds. appoinfir. NJ
ward h. Valentine sergeant-at.arT.
the senate, vas taken up and agraa5 y, "
An amendment offered by Mr.. Ha~:.
substituting the name Of Henry W WsT'
OF Tennessee. having been first voted IT,,
conference report on the senate I'm b..
public buildings in the borough of Balgs-
Falls, Pa, was presented and agreed ~
The cost Is not TO exceed s50p5.
Mr.. Paddock read several teI4er,,,,.
from Nebraska IN regard to oufrayss
by Cheyenne Indians in tb7.a
states, and asked the charm m of the com.
riittee on Indian affairs whether ANN 10.
ton is beng taken by the cam.
mittee IN relation to the matter
Mr.. DAVIS failed to respond n Tia
question, but ON the suggestion Of M
Plumb that there were only a few horr.
left for the discussion of the silver hiN n.
matter was allowed to go over until Ia.
morrow. The senate silver bill was them
taken up and Mr. Morgan resumed M
floor but suggested that the time of Som.
ators discussion of amendmentsl'aftert bs
close of general dlseusslon) should be ey-
tended from five minutes to ten or fifteen
minutes. Mr. Jones, of Nevada. la charga
of the bill. thought 1T might be better h
several senators desired to speak en- tha
subject, to extend the time for general
debate tall 3 o clock on Monday next. and
he asked unanimous consent for that
proposition The close of the general
debate on the silver bill has been post
poned until Monday at 3 O'Clock. The
house bill, as amended by the finance com
mittee, was substituted by the senate bin
HouSe.-Ihe house after the reading of
the journal went into committee of the
whole Mr. Burrows. Of Michigan. in The
chair on the sundry civil appropriation
bill.
SATURDAY, June IA.
SeHate.-Among the bills passed in the
senate We're; The senate bill authorizing The
construction Of bridge across the Missouri
river between Pierre and Fort Pierre. S. b
The house bill granting the right Of wav
to Duluth and Manatoba railroad COMPANY
across the Fort Pembina resery alton. The
senate bill to credit paymaster Wham.
with 32S, 345 of government funds, of which
he was robbed of in Arizona. After the
passage Of 80 private pension bills the SEN
ate adjourned.
House.-The Speaker announced the
appointment of Mr.. Z. B. Taylor, of Ohio
Mr.. Stewart. of Vermont, and Mr.. Bland
of Missouri, as cOnferTers on the Anti
trust bill Mr.. Bland said that as the
house had instructed its confefrees TO re-
coed from its amendment, he had no fur
Their interest in the matter, and he asked
to be excused from serving on the con-
ference committee. There was no object
ton, and Mr. Culberson, was appointed to
Gil the vacancy The house then went in
to committee Of the whole CMr Burrows Of
Michigan in the chair on the Sundry
Civil appropriation bill After a number Of
amendments Of minor Importance has oeen
disposed Of the committee rose. and the
business having been suspended the house
proceeded to pay tribute to the memory of
late Samuel j. Randall, Of Pennsylvania