The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-11

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cd no. justified to the country. Enough Re-
publicans viii unite with the Democrats 10
give Buchanan a majority report. I'm the
case Of POsey against larrott from the First
Indiana District. the Republicans are also
tie'd u, and some 0f them viii Join the
Demo rats in reporting in favor Of Parrett.
MEAT INSPECTION.
The bin providing for an inspection OF
meats for expectation. prohibiting the inn
+ portati0n of ofadultcraied articles Of food or
drink. and authorizing The President 90
make proclamation in certain cases and for
other purposes, was taken from the calcn-
dar in the Senate. and discussed until =.
NJ, when the bin was laid aside without ac-
ton.
TIE CHICAGO FAIR.
The committee of Chieag0ans who have
+ been i'm consultation with members OF the
+ Worlds Fair Committee for several days
past. to-day presented q completed bin pro-
yiding for holding the fair in Chicago. %
Mcssrs. Hit and Springer. Of the sul-cOm-
mlttee iu charge OF the bin. The bin is
really the joint compilation Of the ideas OF
The Subcommittee and the Chicago delega-
ton. While DO cDntlins some changes radi-
cdlll different from tle original bin drawn
mp before The site was decided Oh. only
one of these has not been hereto
tore given t0 the public. Ihi, change
concerns The management Of the eN-
position. li was the original intention
oi the Chicago people 90 place The
management ln the hands of "a national
commission. t0 Dee given fun charge of the
whole project. including the power 90 allOt
sites for buildings. and tO appoint the iuries
of award. The commission is 10 con-
si,f oi one hundred members. The
Governor of each -tlfe is authorized
tO nominate two members one from
each Of the two principal political
parties. 90 be appointed by ihe President.
and the President is given further authority
t0 appoint one member from each Of the
Territories and the District OF Columbia.
and eight member, at large. The date of
holding fhe fair is loit blank In the bin. and
VIII be decided ON ai thc next meeting OF
the iuil committee.
EXAMINING SENATOR'S.
The D0lph Committee has been inYesti-
eating for some time the question Of eNecu-
tive session lelkagc-. aud continued to-day
the examination of members OF the senate
who were asked under oath whether or not
they bad ever revealed what had taken place
il secret sion. The witnesses were taken.
as nearly as possible. in alphabetical order.
Mr. Blair being the first summoned. lie
was followed lf senators Butler, Barbour.
Coke. t0ckreil, Faulkner. Chandler,
Dawes. Cullom, Dixon Davis. Eu,tis.
laWell. EYari7, FRYE. George, Hale,
Jones. of Arkansas. Ingalls,. l0ar. llamp-
ton. Jones. OF Nevada; Edmuuds, Morrill,.
Moody. Mitchell. Mcmillan and Payne. iu
thc order named. Other Senators We're eX-
amined later DOB the afternoon. and when the
committee adjourned 10 had almost finished
los work oi questioning Senatorial Wit
uesscs. Presumably, none of The witnesses /
crmlnGtad themselves. The committee has
mot determined yet what 10 will do when the
examination is concluded.
IMMIGRATION.
The House to-day c0ncurred in the Senate
resolution providing for an Investigation by
Joint committee of the senate and House
Committees on lmmig grafton, into the work
iu-- OF the Federal and state laws relative
t0 immigration from foreign countries. The
resolution was amended $50 as tO direct the
joint committee t0 investigate the effect on
American Workingmen which is likely t0
follow thc purchase OF American industries
hY foreign capitalists.
Iao Senate bill f0 prevent the introduce .
ti0n Of contagious diseases from one state
lO another was passed. A number Of bridge
hHis were also passed.
lr. Lacey, az Iowa. reported from the .
Committee on Elections resolution for the
appointment Oi subcommittee ~ go tn
Arkansas and make 70 iull investigation 0f
the olaYfOu-Breckinrldee contested election /
ease. Agreed JOB.
The nause tacn. in Committee OF The /
Whole took nap Ae Oklahoma Territory
bll. hut without making much progress
ihs committee Jose aud the House. no j.lj
u. NJ. adjourned.
CAPITAL NOTES.
Kfrrinf1 ran-iuu4. ORIGINAL invalid
john Perry llaymarket; Dennis ,ickmore. /
Portsmouth,; -hadr0ck Iupp. hempsyllle. /
Increase Benjamin Price. Elkt0n. Re-is-
-ue-,amucl - Swain. National Military
Home
Mr. B0wden. of Virginia. introduced in
the House 90 bin appropriatiug $4,000 for
public bulldin. at Portsmouth. y a.
senator Barbour to-day introduced bin
directing the Secretary of W ar t0 have con-
stmcicd Mount Vernon avenue. "a boulevard
between Washington and Mount Vernon.