The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-02
CONGRESS ADJOURNS.
The Last Day Of the Memorable
Session a Lively Ono.
ANOTHER TILT IN THE HOUSE,
In Which Mr.. Allen IL Forcibly Rc.
baked by Mr.. Baync for His As.
sault on II Republican Leader.
Tho Tariff Bifi Signed.


WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct. 1.-THE
reading OF Yesterdays journal In tht
Sa,,,o h,,;r,, ,,oo, ,i;,,n,,o,, ,,;,,, A.
shasn,,n ~ an"To, 1esn y ",'., a.,p..'Ou WIZ .i'
n'"'' oneie' fesoIu''oh iof the up
pointmcnt OF n committee OF two 10 join
like committee on tho part of the
Uouse In wo;, NM, tho proo;Jort NJ ,,,o
r.,;,a, c., '.'' y, VI 'Ns
"',eu '''".e' "'iu 'n'of'i i'ni '''as I'LL
less ne aiall have any further communi.
cation 10 mako the Two Houses are now
ready to adIourn:--
Al. nit Jau;u ,,,. IL.
'',' D'A' ue'''e p''oie ao]ourh'
ineht 10 Call up tho labor bll! anu have
action upon it, and | would not like
INV resolution IN be ,Jon,sd tbs, would
..,,. A., ~,
sI' h;ii '''' WIN 'ho e'opos''ion. VI 'hat
II shor,,o, rh, x,,o,,.;ou ,..,.
,rarai,. ~ ani.;,,,. % ~ pi'n iusyiu..on IooAa
LA -, @ ~ e tieeueuV ".io'net
M,,.n mw n'N' ""' '"''"0' e"hi"un'ca''oh 10
NJ p,,;u H., :,
uat, .i'mt % H., .i1 ~ H 1,so cohtalis STATE
n,I;na.n ns .,'"' nv ; wv iiousSs Ste teauy 70
!,i.in "o!ouin st'sis' i;H 'ii"e tie oeh"'e slaii
'oTi'", .t,i.s .i'is s.i o'lli
i,,;nu ;nu > r''S'"' eoH'''ei"'ion VI 'ao feso'
'"s NJ rI,fr o,;,,. :, "a. .,,
a.; A.. ie eohs,ueia'
.;an 70 ~ 'itHiielo at:p VIII the consiaefa'
'Si n, - i!in,';, III '"'o; o'tri nj o,.,.; .r
80. 'n'nun .;.i he Ieholul'oh VIII
Al. nia;r \, 'n yJ., yyui aio.Iou. 80.
nation thpt wa are ready to aiionrn m ''
The Vice Prcsident-Does the Sena.
aer rom New hamPshire Object?
,,a;..;"n,;on a "i.nt'nm Willy NV my oo!tclloll,
Wv, wy ;n.o ;n.'.i t''Is Nv 'hG ies9iI''on Will
T ,rha ,'ee rasoir';am "i.,, Wv" a"nu, h p1i,
Arass,a I s%nr,nan nmI mas iIs,so i;s,sfu @ ~ anu
:; ":ssis; 3iielhian aau naffis were ap'
rona,e .n,eu 'N' eo'''ii''ee oa '1c paf' VI 'ie
'eae Mn A.
-. M,. n.;,: manueIsoL, rom t,,e Coii'mlNee
~ i';n iin.iHg' iepptleo paeh the !iouse
n,ls pfoviainH ING wages oi certain EN-
pu1y.s ih th9 Government rfihtine
& Ws.Ie ensaseu eAe'uslsl'y oh meht
Wy Mo.M nn pet"een .e p. ~, anu . H. III. s.lali
pe ~ per cehl IN auuition 10 ilie amohnt
pn,I M iTt nay laoof. SAlehuar.
Ml. Euunnas moved 10 proceed 10
eNecai,fe business
Mr. p'S'f appeaiea 70 inc senator from
,einout 10 wi,NutaW that mouon III
ofde' shaI tho iaoof Dill might be TAKEN
up. Nv,
MI. Eimunas insisted upon his mo-
t'on anu inc SENATE Went into executive
hesS'oh'
VETO MESSAGES.
Alter this the Vice President laid be-
fore the Senate three veto messages from
the President, two of them on bills re.
ierriug to the Court of Claims and the
third one. the bill to prohibit book
laakinE ana pool-seitlng IN the District
m Oo'uhD!a, lor Tue purpose Oh gam
1hng. >. -,
nho tiesIoehts oplecton 70 tie iatter
DiIi u 'hat IL Goes not ptohioii oook-
making ana Poot seihhe, oat on me con-
!laly pgth,i.s II IN, IN ."e case Oh the Masn, L
lns.on JOCKEY oilp' M!a o' : otnef ciuos m
Owning race ,facks. IL tfiat iofhi OF gam
Dhne was 10 pe psoii'Diteu las tne rfesi-
cent tiiihks u stiouia PEI the prohipitlon
snoula mPply lo all Pclsohs anu AZ
places. ihe three messages were laid
Oh 'he .anle. u,r,:r
Al iVe minutes peiore " Tue tarii OIL,
enrolied, was receiven from the HOUSE
win Inc speaker osisnatute,a anu " YVES
lmmeu!ateiy signeu pv the vice ffesi-
Ient anG seht 10 tne iieslueht ol lhe
unileu otates lot MS signature.
MI. Alufich reported pacK the-Aa--
lousnmeht resolution -aaiehueu 80 as 10
y -, ~,
"Hieeu w.
A VISIT FROM BLAINE.
While business was in suspense, Mr..
Blaine. who had accomponiel the Pres.
;Ion, - a., r,n;tol s,onnoa into ,ho
iaehs 90 s"u o"r''U'' 'sofp'N A4' ~.
oe.i;':u 1;s,;,si Eai"noe' "Au ""' s'e'''u "''N
Mr. fnco,fs nresse1 him to come into
his old seat, and Mr.. Blaine, having
complied with the request, was ior a
ia,.oJ 'o .Ie 49, u'ei =. u"5a an5 aa,MsJ IN ar
n1int iu9hst WY, n;.S o''sn' "''o '0o'Ns" 'A VA
e'1'nuS 1p..;;. na r,,o,r,;o, ,o,.
MI iiu'' ,na tStt 10 Unc,eI ,Io Sountat W v;co
ueiiHt NV ,,aAn ~ .uo ,ha G I;n;fod 20 ;m
1lesiueht SioIluii ioi .no u.si,neui -, ; ~,
n''iua Iad anu ,s";,iaI oGuuo ornr . tIo csrn,n
yaj ,uan;,n,uol,,
Au"paeu pt:an u,:"n''nUy a,';I9y. =, ;ts ,orrs wos
aI itsonu,I NI "ana;r I - onn,rI;nort n T @ .o to
Sieseu ~ MI MI H"''s SrasIo,t .m Tups nro ,sm w
eeil"'or ihs;'l'h ,."a 20 % n,an nnon;momaI, ;U
pore, anu II WIS a'so uN"N'n'ou''S
aoop'eu. - -..o;,oa ,rom ,ho
;, "A messass "as ,e, ivoeaaeu rasoi,,;nu mo% ;no
ilouse thae lne I'!o"Imcnnt m .na,su,;",' .iso,', u
had 9een amcnaeu ny o,,S,ront su"sntu'tns ,sao
"clock l9r anu 'ii' "''e'iu''''n' ""'
concurren IN. , ,oo;,o, f,om ,to
,hgssas" MAS MS ~ teIcM conc',,r.ncn @ WITH @
iio"se ahn'uneans IN noao,iatinns With With
Ero,t t!iu tSGnv' nr;,sin ~" and Mexiro 10 nreven,
CHINESE entering the United States,
Nopros's THANKS.
Mr. Morton then arose and said
uc. ,,of,- ,,,;r, tbo or,orpco.