Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-31

A number OF the committee amendments to
the bill were agreed to aud II went over, The
on foreign relations reported n sub
siitnte for rasSos resolution calling on the
OF A. J. Diax In Cuba, and II was agreed TO.
HOUSE.
Lacy, Of Iowa, submitted the report OF the
committee on elections In the West Virginia
election case os McGinnis vs. Anderson. The
report which finds IN favor Of the contestant
was ordered printed and laid over. The dis
cussion OF the bankruptcy bill was then re-
sumed. The discussion continued at some
length and then the bill went over untn to-
morrow. Adjourned.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 2.--Morgan introduced
q bill TO fix the limit OF value aud TO provide
for the free coinage Of silver, and II was read
and referred 10 the committee on finance.
The senate resumed consideration OF the In.
dian Appropriation bill. After various amend.
ments were considered tho bill was passed,
Voorhees,, by request OF the Labor Alliance,
introduced a bill 10 secure tho constitutional
rights and freedom OF trade, speech and press
within limits Of the republic, and asked, In
view OF the respectable source from which II
emanated, that II be printed In full In the
Record. Executive session; adjourned.
HOUSE.
After a short parliamentary wrangle the
house proceeded 10 vote upon the committee
amendments TO the bankruptcy bill. After
they had been disposed OF an amendment was
adopted enforcing the laws OF states giving
wages for labor preference. The bankruptcy
bill then passed, with unimportant amend
ment--yeas III, nays 81 Adjourned.
SENATE
WASHINGTON. July 2S.--Blair presented q
memorial from the headquarters OF the Grand
Army post expressing adherence at the action
M In al ~ Ion 70 gIn f.a
In each case under the recent pension act
Cockrell presented memorial from 81. Louis
against the passage Of the federal election bill
The tariff bill came up rs unfinished business,
und Vance addressed the senate, charging ex
In The nm matter o. appsoprasan
discussion the senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The committee on appropriations reported
the Sunday ciyil appropriation bill The bill
was discussedi In committee OF the whole, and
pending debate the committee rose, and the
house took recess until evening Nothing
was done at the evening session, aud the
house adjourned
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July s6.-The senate resumed
consideration OF the tariff bill aud wns nd.
dressed by Morgan. After some discussion
the bill went over. On motion OF Wilson, Of
Iowa, the house amendment TO the "original
package" bill was non-concurrcdi IN, aud con.
ference was ordered. The bill passed granting
a pension OF 50 010 year TO the widow OF the
late Gen. Crook. Bills also passed giving like
pensions TO Mrs. Fremont aud Mrs. Mcclellan.
HOUSE.
House went into comm Ittce of the whole on
the senate amendments no the sundry civil
bill. After the speaker had appointed con.
ferenccs on the original package bill--the
ttaa haxy rIa hat In
senate amendments to the sundry civll bill
were read scrlatlm. Adjourned
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The senate bin to
pension surviving officers and men OF PowelPs
battalion Of Missouri mounted volunteers
raised during the war with Mexico, WAS pass
ed. Tho tariff bill was taken up and Vest nd
dressed the senate In opposition, A motion
was made 10 recoinmit the bill but WAS lost by
a strict party vote. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The motion that the house 90 Into q com
mittee OF the whole for further consideration
OF the senate amrndm jnts to the su ldry civil
bill was antagonized In the interests OF the
District OF Columbia legislation, but prevailed
The recommendations Of the committee on
appropriations were agreed TO. Without dis.
posing Of nil the amendments the committee
rose and the house adjourned.
SENATE.
3 WASHINGTON, July 29.-The tariff bill was
taken up. Jones, OF Arkansns, spoke against
the BILL Sp.echts were also mada by German,
Aldrlch anu Voorhees,. After long debate the
bill was laid asi lie, aud the house Joint resolu
tioD 10 continue appropriations under eS isting
laws, up to the 10Th Of August, was passed.
HOUSE
Cannon, OF Illinois, from the committee on
reported the Joint resolution
providing temporarily until August IA, for
such Of the expenditures OF the government Ms
have not been provided for by appropriation
bills which have a,scady become laws. Pass
ed. The house then went into committee 81
the whole on the senate amendments TO the
sundry civil appropriation bill. Pending dis.
cussion on the irrigation amendment, the
committee rose and the house adjourned.