The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-09
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ntes later. II was announ,
Frye that the river and hal
be taken up next week Fri
The conference report on
Columbia appropriation bill
discussed for an hour and
on the subject OF the stree
panies and their shortcomi
TO.
The tariff bin wss then d
reading by paragraphs was
Mr.. Plumb moved to inc
on castor oil 10 eighty cent
present duty, agreed to.
A large number Of amen,
by Senator McPksvson
-Four pages of the bill hs
disposed OF to-day the Sds
after q statement by MIR.
calculation which he hac
would be disposed OF at the
progress by the 2oth Of ncx
HousE.-Mr. Oates of Ali
s question of privilege, OF
ton for the investigation
corruption against member
contained in n recent Q
National Economist.
The Speaker ruled that
was not Y privileged one
Indebtedness OF tho charge
appea ed, and the House
Speaker.
The House then went int
the whole on Senate amen
sundry civil bill The chi
WAS consumed in a discuss
ate irrigation amendment
mcnts were proposed TO thi
but the ultimate result was
ate amendment was non CO.
ERIpAl. AU0Us
SESarE--1he tariff bill v
Mr.. McPberscn moved
duty on fre brick NOT glai
decorated from 81 % per too
advalorem. aud on glazed or
brick from ~ per cent TO- :.
MIR. lumb voted with the
hrst break In the solid party
M. Plumb having shus ST
sertloa Of Independence of p,
50 far as the tariff oil. in COZ
to take Mr.. MePhsrsou's
amendments His hrss twl
were 70 redutss the rates
arnclcd plates and on hyd
After discussion they were I
the Republican majority. The
course votng for them
On the hydraulic ccnen
Mr. Paddock Joined Mr.. II.
with the Democrats, the res
being yeas 81. nays "a
Mr. Plumb attacked the B
oArihenwarr and glassware
swcrsd b. Mr.. sherman.
HorN.-On motion Of ;
Illinois a resolution was aa
upon the Secretary of the NJ
OF the report Of the engineer
the work OF the improvement
barber. The House then re-
Grafton of the Senate amend
suntry civil appropriation b
II was found impossibls
| quorum. 80 no busiEess WAS
SATURDAY. ArG.
SESLrL resolution
Blair ia reference TO shutti
WAS lad aside temporarily
Wa thea taken UP and The I
eeaiet the DAY.
Horn.-Tho House this
,umcd consideration OF the
appropriation bill
there was grcA; difficulty
;he remaining amendments
,limuess OF the attendance
was adopted revoxing leave
The bill was finally passed
amendment. Throwing opcn I
and arid lands 10 settlement
Tho bill wAs sen, 10 . COZ
mittoe-
MONDAY. Auous
SrSArE-Mr. Davis offer,
calling on the Secretary al
formatiOn On the accident
the lock of the S4alt Ste 81
spoke Of IL as . most scrio
the commerce Of the nation.
bad been Informed by t-les
day.
| Mr. Payne said the danas
repaired a. fast as 100 rncu {
would be completed to-noI
day. but The main object OF
consrcss wsa that provls
made for al additional lock
| The tariff bill was taEcn L
HoVsr-The House went
Of the whole on the general I
Mr, Rogers took uccaslon
speaker very bitterly Mr..
Iowa defended sir Reed
ridge OF Kentucky spoke
elections bill
TUESDAY. AUGU
| SExGrE.-The Senate me,
mediAtcly proceeded 20 the
Of the tArlc DILL, the pcndli
the paragraph relating TO
crown gas. polished
| MIR. Berry addressed the
| general subject OF Tariff legi
A number OF amendment
by Democrats, but rejected
Housn-Mr. Bingham OF
moved TO lAy on the Ia
which had been pending sor
consider the vote by whli
pss.ed the bill to grant lea
10 clerks 10 the FIRST and SEE
orices Tho motion to n
tabled.
A resolution was passed L
OF the Secretary Of the Nj
the .arge number of men CT
hittery navy yard, New ]
Democrats claiming that IL
end in view.
The House thea went int
the whole Mason OF nlino
on the general deficiency bi
Without disposiug of u
mittee rose aud the House .
Representative Morrow
from the committee on fore
day reported TO the Ho,
absolutely prohibit the com
persons into The United s
subjects of the Chinese c
wise.
WEDNESDAY, AT
SkSAIE.-The Senate res
alton OF the tariff bill, the 4.
ton being on MIR. Morgan's
the paragraph In regard TO
German resumed his al
German spoke At great len,
the reduction Of the duty
ore, having, in the course o
colloquies with MIR. Sheri
lom, Mr.. Spooner, Mr.. Bls
! and other Senators. Mr..
to amend by reducing tho d
from IS TO 30 cents per ton.
MIR. Plumb moved to am
ment by making the rate ~
Mr.. German accepted.
The amendment was re.
nays 2s.
, hessrs. Dawes, Ingalls,
Plumb voted aye with the |
Mr. papn. ..Fpg t,afra ,ttsl