Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-03-13

Sterling. H.. $50. 600, and for Hol.-
Mont, 100000. The bill appropria,;-l4,
100000 for Salt Lake City. Utah c1ls
up and Mr.. Plumb moved to redura N ;t
100000. While the discussion v
going on the hour Of , O'Clock b. e@
arrived the bill went over without go,:
and the Blair educational bin came M !.
unfinished business. Sen. Hale opn5sa3
the bill Sen. Blair then ADDRESSED ~
senate He insisted that the rennLl;al1
party was pledged IN its platform h tIa
passage of the bill: and he predicted H..
if the party failed to make poo5 4.
pledge, the fact would put an end In tl,
party. He was not mistaken as IN ~
source from which most of the repras.,'t
ton at the north concerning the nm Le5
come The jesuiticai power AZ ~,
country had decided the way to get ce-
troll of the schools, was FIRST 10 oct ro,,t--,
of the press. The press had received 4.
full share of attention and manifested 4.
full share of subserviency. The NJ
York papers were monopolies of the vror,.
kind and that the country papers had Lesr
perverted and poisoned by them. Afe,
executive session the senate adjourned nm.
til Monday.
House.-ln the house today the spesga,
laid before the senate a bin referripg 4
the court of claims the claim Of Woodbridgs
Tor his invention of projecties for rjasj
cannon 1t was defeated afe,
some debate The house t5so
went into committee of the whole on M
private calendar, Without trangaofir,
any business of Importance. the committas
arose and the house took recess tbo
evening session to be for the consideration
of pension bills The house at eyepjn,
session, passed five pension bills and then
adjourned.
SATURDAY. March s.
Sea0te.-Ihe committee ON FOREIGN A.
fairs reported Il resolution requesting from
the president any Correspondence with tbs
Mexican government IN regard to the pm
ployment IN the regular army of Indian
scouts for purpose of pursuing hostile
Indians in their raids INTO the territ0rie,
of the United States, and any correspop.
dence in regard to proposed transferof The
Apache and Chrichua Indians from Mon,
Vernon barracks. hla. to f. Smell. IN.
dian territory. /. was adoped. The nm
providing for the compulsory attendance
of witnesses before registers and receivers
of public moneys was passed. The first
bill called up was that increasing from
$1,000 to 3650,000 the limit of the con-
of the public bindings at Newark. Nj.
and making an appropriation of 100000
increase. Mr.. Blount raised a point Of
order that it was not within the power Of
the committee on public buildings and
grounds to recommend appropriations
After long discussion the appropriation
clause was stricken out and the bin. as
amended was laid aside with favorable
recommendations The next bill called No
was the senate bill appropriating S200.O0O
for a public building at Cedar Ranid,.
Iowa. 1t was laid aside favorably. after
being amended by striking out the appro.
rating clause and reducing the limit Of
the cost to $4,000 Among the bill
fayorably recommended was one for pub
lie building at Fremont, Neb.. at a cost Of
100000. The committee then arose and
reported bills to the house which immedia.
tely found itself in a small deadlock. as
there was no quorum to pass the bills and
the friends Of measures would not consent
to an adjournment Finally the previous
question was ordered on all bills and agreed
to, they to be considered on Tuesday
morning. The house then adjourned