Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-06-05
CONGRESSIONAL.
MONDAY. Nav rs.

Of office to Mr. Carlisle took place inn
mediately after the reading Of the journal
On the arm OF his colleague, Sen. Black
burn, made his way to the left of the
Vice President desk, where the oath
was administered by Mr.. Morton. who
read in clear, distinct tones its terms.
The cermony was witnessed by galleries
well filed, the press gallery having an un-
usual number of representatives in 1t.
House.-Ihe house was called to order
by clerk Mcpherson and on motion of Me
kinly Burrows of Mich. was elected speaker
pro tenn. ,hnd took the chair amid applause
Mr.. Carlisle has written TO Speaker Reed.
informing him that he had forward
ed 70 the Governor Of Kentucky his res
ignation as a representative of that state
from the sixth Congressional district, to
take effect today The communication
was read in the house.
TUESDAY, May a.
Senate. I'm the senate to-day Sen.
Allison presented remonstrance Of
citizens of Burlington, Iowa, against the
imposition Of duties on ores from Mexico
Sen Spooner called up a motion to re-
consider the passing Of the bill some weeks
ago to appropriate 10000 to Margaret
Kennedy for supplies taken for the use Of
the army. The bill was indefinitely post
poned Sen Flower a. ~ introduced
a joint resolution appropriating $3.50 GOO
to complete the Grant monument at New
York The senate then considered the
imported liquor bill, the question being
on the substitute reported yesterday from
the Judiciary committee. The bill went
over without action. TO be taken up to-
morrow.
g{o,tla On motion of Mr. Townsend
of Pa. senate hin was passe2 for the
erection Of i public huiIdiue Beaver
Falls. PA sat cost of 5000. with am
amendment striking out the appropriation
clau.e ON motion of Mr.. Wilson. oil
West VIRGINIA. a senate bill was passed for
the erection az q public buildiup All Mar
tinsburr. West Ea. senate bill was
passed far The erection If d public building
at Martinsburg, w. Va. with am amend
ment reducing the limit Of cost from Sl25.-
900 to575 600
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SENATE. Sen. sherman from the COM
mittee on foreign affairs, reported
an amendment TO be offered to the
consular and diplomatic Appropriation
bill, authorizing the president 70 carry
into effect the recommendations Of the I'M
ter.4stioual conference by the appointment
Of three commissioners to represent the
United States in the international railway
commission, whose compensation Is to be
paid from the committee fund to be com
tributed from the several nations interest
ed; also 10 detail from the army and
navy such officers as may he spared with
out datrlment TO tine service 20 serve
as engineers under such commits
sion ln masking such survey their eXpen-
SEES To be paid lily the commissionl and
aprropriatlng st5,0o0000 as the share Of
the I nlted States OF the expenses OF such
commission and survey. The senate bill
subJectng imported liquors TO the
laws Of the several states was again
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