The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-05-08
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS.


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wAsHrNoroN, April ss-sENArE I'm con.
nection with the presen tation Of q memorial In
relation TO the Mississippi river O discussion
sprung up and was participated In BY many
Senators the point turning on the question
whether the levee system or the outlet system
was the correct one or whether there should
not be combination Of the two. Mr.. Black
burn introduced a bill for the admission Of the
State OF Arizona Referred. The land forfeit
ure bill was then taken up, the pending Ques-
tion being Mr.. Calls amendment in rcla-
tion to railroad lands In Florida. The Dill
went over without action, Mr.. Plumb giving no.
tice that he would ask tho Senate TO sit II out
tomorrow. The land forfeiture bill was con.
sidored and went over without action. Senate
bill to incorporate the Sons OF the American
Revolution was considered until 5:15 p M when
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE Tho Presidents veto Of the Ogden,
Utah, debt increase bill was received md re-
fcrred to tho Committee on Territories. The
legislative, judicial and executive appropriation
bill was passed District of Co oumbia bills were
considered. A bill establishing the Rock Creek
Park was defeated-ycas 78, nays S. A bill for
q bridge ncross the Eastern branch ut Ben
nings' road was favorably recommended by the
Committee on the Whole. At 5:l5 y. m. the
House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, April o9.-SENATE. TE.-After the
transaction OF some routine morning business
Of little public Importance the consideration
Of the land forfeiture bill was resumed. On q
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was about to be taken again, when Mr.. Sher-
man rose and gave notice that whenever there
| was quorum present and tho vote did not dis.
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which was carried.
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NJ S,reot pri,a,n and Mow,cn with viax 30 sa'
cur,no ,roa,r stinm,a,ioms o. ,ha ,s.onon,,o, -,
| tho en,rv int ,ho ITnt,od S,n,os -, chInasa
fr,r, Canada o,d MSxicn ava M ,sTaa Co.. ,,s
immeuiate consideration. The resolution won't
over till tomorrow ana ths senate resumed
'consiuerauoh OF tne customs administrative
oili The amendment onerod Yesterday by
books magazines and periodicals, in several
parts, putohe declaration OF entry snail De re-
qulrea, was agreed 10. Mr. Piatt onered res
oiution, Which was agreed 10, ior correction
Of the Oklahoma Dill py substituting the WORD
East ior tne wora west Ater priei ex'
ecut'Ve session the senate au>ourned
HoUsE.-The bill for classification of worsted
and woolen cloths was passed--yeas l3S, nays O.
the Speaker counting o quorum. The text OF
the bill is as follows: That the Secretary Of
the Treasury be and no hereby is authorized
and directed to classify woolcn cloths all i'm
ports OF worsted cloth, whether known under
the name Of worsted cloth or under the names
OF worsted or dagonals or otherwise The Sen.