The Lamar register., 1890-05-31
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Thu aspAY. MAY p

Thu RspAY, MAY p
SESArK.-Th, , silver bill was taka,
Daniels addrcs sed the Senate in favor !,
silver currency.
Mr. Daniels ri diculed the idea Of an s,,
lnnche of sive crushing down upon ~.
United States in the case of free coins-e
OF silver Is va : obvious, he said ~.
the silver unooe y abroad would MOI 80
70 the United Sta ties mtnts, and IL was ~.
obvious that "a ere was no such appnsi
production of 81, er in the world fl4l al,
800 OF which AL but 5I,oOo,O 600 were ~.
coined as 10 cAa e any fear on that sr5-s
At the close VI Mr. Daniels speech -
silver bill was ] aid ASIDE witaoqt a.
action aud the ni val appropriation Nh
was taken up. Al the formal aud ,ufne-
amend n.euts repoz Ted By the committss
were agreed to anu ihtn the bill went Over
without further acit on.
HOu-E-Thc Hots e after trausAciin,
routine business wen into a cnmmit;ss y
the whole on the river and hAroe-fsL \
appropriates s51,S.,u based / 81
mates aggregpiipg SIS ,5p,uUo XXI
Mr.. CAtcnings- OF \ nsstssippt. -
Comprehensive and en- nAastive explana-
ton Of the plans by viii Oh the government
was undertaking the il Improvement Of tht
Nississippi River He gave an interest.
Ing account Of the eoEa ncrce now upoa
the river. showing that he river bgsiHes.
10 New Orleans was owe sas.o1o,Oo0 az.
nuRilg.
FRIDAY. MAY p.
,rr.-Mr. Call offers d resolu,is.
calling on the Prcsideui for Information ~
10 the landing Of an armed tnruc from ths
revenue cutter McI-anc NJ Cedar Keys
Florida, the torcihie entry o houses and
the pursuit Of ritizen~ ia the surrounding
country, and asking for its ado ptioa- wezi
me consideration Of tue IA val appro
prisiion bill was res snea. Several
amendments were offered aud disagreed
to. tueu the silver bill was aiken up a. tie
unfinished business and laid aside iEfora-
ally
House and referred to the COMMITTEES Ca
M. stanford addressed the sssnaie IN al
vo.,acy % the bill introduced h,y him so-s
day. ago providing for loans by the guV.
rrap.,it ca azriealuIral lands.
H.r-n. On motion, MIR. Vandeycre Of
CsIIf0rnIA from the committee o. lrriE.
tio1. iutrs,, 'uccd resolution, which was
adopt.-t. can. ur on the SccrettFy o. Wa
for lafo~zuAticq relative 10 Tho climate q
Arizona. Sew Mexico and parts Of III
M. fIS,1.. the, tscui into committee q
the whole on the tyer an hArrsor oil. a
Mr. VILLAS. - ohio, sl-eASing 70
verbal amendment { ny, easssi - s "a re n
IA "a bill evidence ~ ~ he-AA1s oA ale
part OF the COMMITTEES.
When tbe parzgrsl hs sprrn1riatiHg
500, OBJ fer the consirlet y. % &c It4iHos
aud Mizsisslppi lHennel ~ can az va
r,sr hs,{ N!r Turner Of Get RIA mi dc II
f.sinf "a Ur,i~r that the ag1mirtee o.
rivers ard hzrborr had no }Hr1sheuoa
Pcndinr a discussion toe committees rose
MONDtT. MAY IL
sENATE.-Immciiaiclya after The re-a iag
o. the iograal the cath Of oitce Wa
uinisiercd by the Vice Pressdcnt 70
Carlisle As senator frum Kentucky fas III :
ktars'E uuaAu4rr11 term
Mr.. Sherman presented pctiiiols n f2yo-
Of excl diug FROM tho mails the Poke Cd
lc,tr and similar puhlirstioas-
Mr. Plumb introduced bill 70 pruTlcs
for The purchase Of silver for Use - lawful
money, prepared b. Banker ST ychn, q
New Gurs, which WAS referred 70 iAe
duaurr cOaualtttrc.
Tue Soaaia resumed cuasldcr4tAo1 OF ths
naval appropriation bill.
The pending question was On M CocS-
rrll's zucafa-cut 10 strike o1t TIE pfvfi-
sloa for three heavily armorsd hAiile s1ip-
- e. 90, 90 cacs Rejected 80 10 i. IAe
dill thea passed.
H0rsn -Mr. Reed being absent % a.
tend the funersl % his mother, the Hoase
was called 20 order By Clerk AcFhersqa
and upon motion OF Mr. Mckinley sE
Burrows q Michigan was c4ecie1 rfE-Af1
pro tera-, and took the chair AMID AppiHSs9
The committee on the District OF ~
umhiA secured the toos and tac hoee
Crceg PARK bill was passed After ise
fAaessaast OF several osArE AAAaA+tNN Nt---
House ad Ourncd
TUESDAY. MAY rs
SLSkrE.-Mr CgIlom orered resolu-
ton calIiug on the Seere,ary OF the Treas
ury loF information as 10 the authority N
der which merchandise ia bond, appraised
or uuApprulssd. and goods OF domestic
Origin arc permitted TO be forwarded be-
tween Atlantic and Pacific ports Of me
United States over the Canadian PACING
Railroad. etc.
Tho Scaate then resumed consideration
Of Wilson's liquor bill the question being
on the Substitute reported yesterday from
the judiciary CON niitce.
Mr. Cook argued against the constitu-
uonai right OF Congress to delegate is
delegated powers back to the States
MIR George supported the bill
Mr. k.ust4s said tue effect OF the passage
OF the bill would be the States would DC
coming 70 Congress soon and asking per
mission TO exclude cotton seed oil, dressed
beef and other articles and thus finally
build up an impenetrable wall about their
borders against the products from foreign
countries and the other States.
HousU,-Mr. Mckinley submitted a coz
fereuce report on the administrators Gus
toms bilL He said the measure was sub
stzntIally the bill recommended hy the
secretaries Of the treasury Of the last three
administrations, and practically the sane
rs the Mills bill. II was bill not 70
increase the rates Of duty, but 10 prevent
frauds upon the revenue. The conference
report was adopted-yeas Ia, nays IL, the
speaker pro TEN. counting quorum. lug