Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-05-23
IN CONGRESS.
EXCITEMENT IN TIE MA.
j. rrDS.aL HOUSE.

,,..,,r,, of Indiana NAMES -e"'''i""s
',',,,on a1r. Hayne and is Censurcd
tt''s by the Honse-Proceedings in
he sanate on the 18th Senator Hosr,
II shs judiciary committee, reported
N ln NE ssuate the house amendment
= 10 aate antitrust bill. The matter
llS ,rer. The senate then proceeded to
s;deration of the bill authorizing
~ "',s of treasury notes on deposits of
Isl million. Senator Jones, who re-
'el tha bill from the committee on
teu addressed the senate at great
A.L not finishing his speech. Ad-
En .so house on the 18th after the read
n sa me journal, MI. Mckinley moved
ol,naral debate on the tariff bill be
! ITO "a me minute. The absence Of a
'.an rendered a call of the house nee
,,r A quorum appearing, the motion
reed to. andth house wentinto COM
"a - Of the whole, MIR. Payson, Of Illi-
: in the chair on the tariff bill. No
iasirino to occupy one minute the
!. nroceeded to read the bill by para
a ttnr .n,endments. The debate on
Of the amendments offered became
rl,orv in character-sometimes anus
sometimes political and sometimes
';or;np on personal. When the hour
o6ionrament arrived the committee
and the house adjourned.
:, The senate on the 18th among the
presented was u by Senator
Ne from the business men of Philadel-
= demonstrating against the increase of
dntv on dress goods made wholly
nartIy from wool. Senator Da.
from the committee on pen
rs. reported back the house substi-
= for the senate dependent pension bill.
h a written report, and moved that the
Use substitute be non-concurred in and
asked. Agreed to and confer
appointed. The senate then resumed
sIderation of the silver bill, and SEN
r Jones, of Nevada. continued the
begun by him the day before. Con-
grafton of the bill consumed the entire
:. and the same went over. After ex-
tive session the senate adjourned.
Il the house on the 18th, after the trans
on of routine business, that body went
, committee of the whole, with Mr..
son. of Illinois, in the chair, on the
If bill. Mr.. Butterworth, of Ohio, adj
ssed the house at length. Various
endments were offered, but all We're re-
ed, and after considering thirteen of
1856 pages of the bill, the committee
e and the house adjourned.
n the senate on the 14th the SO nate bill
passed appropriating 500, 900 for a
lie building at Rock Island. Among
bills presented and placed on the calen-
we're the senate bills subjecting ;m-
ted liquor to the provisions Of the laws
he several states. In connection with
latter bill, Senator Wilson, of Iowa,
i, reported it from the judiciary commit
said he would ask the senate to take it
for consideration at an earlv day. SEN
Hoar, a member of the judiciary COM
Tee, explained that the bill was rem
ed necessary by the late decision of the
RENE court. Senator Edmunds intro
ed a bill to establish q university of
United States, and had it referred to a
ct committee. The silver bill was
II taken up and Senator Teller ad-
ssed the senate until the hour for ex-
tive session. When the doors of the
ate re-opened, adjourned.
Il the house on the 18th, on motion of
Merrill, of Kansas, the house insisted
its amendment to the senate depend
pension bill and q conference was or
ed. The house then went into com.
tee of the whole on the tariff bill.
lous amendments looking to the reduce
! of the duty on earthen china
glassware were made on the demo-
tic side, but met with NO success. After
sidering sixteen more pages of the bill
committee rose and the house adj
the senate on the 18th, among the bills
orted from the committees and placed
the calendar, were the following:
amend the laws relative to shipping
imissioners, and the house bill grant
a pension to Mrs. Della Parnell.
senate then, at 1910 resumed
of the silver bill, and Senator
ler continued his argument in criticism
{. Senator Coke also addressed the
ate i'll favor of fir. and unlimited COIN
The bill went over and after executive
ssion adjourned.
the house on the 18th Mckinley, of
from the committee on rules, reported
solution providing that hereafter the
Sc shall meet at IL o'clock; that
the reading Of the journal
the disposal Of conference reports
house shall 80 into committee of the
on the tariff; that the bill shall be
1 through, commencing with paragraph
and shall be open to amendment
any part of the bill following
10, and that on the 21st inst,
noon, the bill, with the pending
%'ndments, sha be reported to the
Sc. Mr.. Blount, of Georgia, criticised
majority Of the committee on rules
rp'y for reporting this resolution. He
tested against the resolution as un-
unwise aud violent TO parlla-
ltary procedure. Mr.. Mckinley de-
that the resolution had any pur-
e to stife debate. 1t was in
ded to concentrate debate on the para
phs and provisions of the bill.
McNlillin asked what would become
he amendments offered in COMMITTEES OF
whole and not disposed of at noon of
Dist. MI. McKinley-They will fall.
further debate the resolu-
! was adopted-129 to SO.
Morrill,, Sayre and Goder were
ointed conferrees on the senate depend
pension bill. The hounse then went
} committee of the whole on the talitl
The reading Of the bill consumed
remainder of the day, and at it's con
the committee rose and the house
k a recess. The house at the evening
SION PASSED 1879 private pension bills
at 1880 adjourned.
n the senate on the 18th the house bill
the establishment of new harbor lines
9ortage lake. Houghton county, Mich,
sed. On motion of Senator Wilson.
Iowa, the act for a public building al
lar Rapids. Ia, was recalled from the
sldent in order to have it modified