Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-22
WORLDS FAIR BILL.
INTERESTING DISCUSSION ON THE
SUBJECT YESTERDAY.
The Question of Place 10 he Decided Upon
Next Mendsy--lBills Passed In the
Senate.
WASHINGTON, February q. 1890.
senate.

The conference report on the bill to IN
c-o.se the pensions Of totally disabled pen
s,onors was presented by Mr.. Davis and
,res agreed 20 after an explanation TO the
,Gect that under the net OF 1880 II had been
,r,,idrd that totally disabled pensioners
yben drawing $50 a month should receive
~. that the increase did not apply TO
chose who werc pensoned thereafter. That
l.7l as 10 passed the Senate was intended
a. correct that omission: that the House
'a1 amended 10 so Rs 10 allow arrears of
.s,ons IN such cases: that the confer
tnce was on that point. and that the result
,,.s practically the adoption Of the Senate
f1 ne originally paSscd--no arrears being
allowed
1ae senate proceeded 20 the considora-
t,ou 81 hills on the calendar under tho
,.ith rule lunohiected cases., and passed
81. following bills. among others Grant
permission O. officers and enlisted mel
,fthc nitcd states army. members Of o.
N...'v If Cincinnati. Aztec Society, Ma
fu.I Association Of Veterans Of the MeXi-
a.. War. the Military Order of the LOYAL
I.-.n Of the United States and Of the
srnl Army Of the Republic 20 wear tho
r.! .cs adopted 10y those orders increasing
... limits of the cost for public buildings,
.. follows: san Francisco (slte) 20
$1,000 600. Sacramento. Cal, 20 500. 900,
pa-o Texas. e. S200.000. Omaha. Neb.
@o' 103 making appropriations for pnb-
buildings as follows: Annapolis Md,
900. Kansas (liy. Mo-. 81. 900 600; Los
t.r0Ies. Cal. laddtionnD. $3.50 900: Ale
rn..N. Pa. S250000: Beaver Falls. Pa,
~HHll. A'chlson, Kan, SlOo. 000: Martins
lrrr n. w., $4,000; Selma, Kan. $780,
n.. /arcvilla. Ohio. Enporia Kan. Dan
lazy. Conn. and Waterbury. Conn. $780,
D each New London, Conn, 100000;
Youngstown. OHIO. 100000.
M ~ were still thirty-tbree other public
,,, Nu. b.ls on the calendar when that
1,-rc-s was closed. No other business was
disposed off and after q brief executive
SESSION tie Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
House Of Representatives.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Burrows, Of Michi-
rr.. Do was resolved that when the House
arus to-day 1t be to meet on Mon
CLOSE
ila regular order being demanded, Mr..
fi. h.t, of Mississippi, proceeded TO ad-
,r-. tte House upon the Worlds FAIR
. ilD spoke Of the vast importance 70
-.. would ut (olumhus's discovery. winch
rf.al tAo greatest era IA It's history II
rves COMMUNICATION. Ne celebrated
+.. centennial IN sight Of the hall Vhero
Declaration Of Independence had been
.ID r. was appropriate that 10 should
f. Celebrated there. IL would bank
.. the multiplication table 10 calcu-
..'. tie advantage of the celebration
=. the uitcd States. lie Was for tho CEN
t....,l oi the discovery of America. Al
U... Dol ON" Old World The seat of govern
nr,t bod been the place whore thor cele-
l-ir.n- were held. lie bad nothing but
.ri feeling and regard for New i ork, and
-..l'l 10 be selected he would lail 10 at
-... as % celebration IN the great metro
flu city. And SD with Chicago and ST.
- should the capital bo selected, go
f.tu.t lv identified with the history of
f.e people presenting invested capital Of
v.r tf'y million dollars iuthc magnificent
rrH.r buildings. just above the home Of
Washington. with ample room for OH Of tho
'.Il rrs and purposes OF the fair, II would
f s proper selection. Tho capital was
...r tle gateway and near the interior Of
f.. uutry Bc,ausc 10 was the seat Of
Government; because 10 was non-parti-
.r. because there was no pickering. the
u.rl capital whore nl sections stood
t..r Hl equal tv- should Doe the site of the
t- The people of the District of ColUm-
f. '.rg before other people bad thought
.f 10 IlI Organized board az promotion,
f.-faur longyc years had worked earnestly
t.rr. .urc 10.
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n,. 1plc eKceIcd an other people in
wealth. they We're the most inventive;
t.. Lad outstripped all competitors
N.. I.! thls youug people outstuppcd
Old Ii,.st Ia was the same cause that re-
t.l u the British people outstrpplng
l..ple of Europe. 10 WAS because
..v i.l shaken off the sLackles of the
.rnmeutal domination IN their private
aI a,Iur.s affairs. Formerly tine Gov
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r.tr.r With Individual rights; "ut alteI
OH. r.F. luton of l76S the people were 1ree
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SEED the full measure OF liberty; but
the last twenty-five years "G had see.
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