Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

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WAsHiNGr0S, A pgiI zz--fGs Senate
has a. last passed the worlds fair bill
by the decisive vote q IS 70 l3 OF the
two amendments reported BY the com
nittee the enc providing for . naval re-
view In New York h&rbOr is left IN the
bill, While the provisions foE the dedt-
cation of statHe 70 Columbus a. NaSa-
iagton were defeated.
During the discussion Senator Blair
q. Il j moved an amend menE providing
for a. exhibition OF the public schools
and parade Of the public-scho children
a. Chicago. also for the erection OF a
statue 70 Elizabeth, both Of which after
some debate were lost.
Senator Hoar Mass moved 20 strike
out the amend ment providing for a
statue 70 Columbus. pending which
Senator Blair moved 20 amend that pso-
vision by req quiring the statue 10 De made
b. al American artist and from Amer
lean material, which was lost
Senator Hoar's motion 70 strike out
the Colum bus statue amendment was
then adopted and vote was taken on
tho amendment providing for a naval
review. which was adopted by vote Of
- 10 81.
The section as adopted reads:
-See = That the Presidsat is hereby era
powered and directed 70 hold naval review in
New York haroor Ia April. 1858. and 10 extend
70 foreign nations al invitation 10 send ships
OF war 20 ioin tte United states nsvT in rem
dcEvous AZ Hampton Roads and proceed thence
10 said review"
Senator Blair moved to add TO the
first section provision that no intoxt-
eating liquors, wines or beers shall be
sold. 10 be used as a beverage, within
the limits of the exposition grounds,
and made short speech in support OF it.
Senator Butler Is. c. thought that
that was q matter which might safely
be left 10 the people o. Chicago, and
therefore ne moved TO lay the amend
ment on the table. The motion was
agreed to-yeas, sS; nays, Is.
The bill (which had been under con-
sideration as in committee of the whole)
was then reported 70 tho Senate, and q
vote was again taken by yeas and nays
on the amendment for naval review.
The vote resulted: Yeas. 81: nays, 25;
The bill was then passed-yeas, 43;
nays, 1s. The negative votes were SEN
ators Barbour. Berry. Blackburn Cock
rell, Coke George, Hampton. Morgan,
Pugh, Reagan, Vance, Vest and
Walthall.
ACTION OF THE HOUSE.
After the approval of the journal in
the House to-day Chairman Gambler OF
the worlds fair committee obtained
the Speakers rec ignition and asked for
the concurrence of the House in the
Senate amendments to the bill. He
moved their adoption. There were a
! few scattering objections. The yeas
and nays were called for, but the call
was not sustained. and upon division
/ the amendments were adopted by a vote
/ Of 90 to 81.
This settles the worlds fair question,
greatly TO the relief of those who for the
I last six months have been looking after
the Con gresslonal end of it. The bill
will be engrosse. at once, signed by the
Speaker, and sent to President Harri-
son. who Will without doubt sign it i'm
mediately.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHINGroS, April 22.-Gn the House
Monday bill was passed providing that
soldiers who lost their limbs during the
war shall be entitled TO receive an az ti-
fetal limb every three years. (The
present law permits him 70 receive it
svery Ave years.
Mr. struble (Iowa) submitted the con
ference report on the bill 10 provide a
temporary governments for tho terri
tory OF Oklahoma. Adopted.
The bill 20 pension Union soldiers
confined in Confederate prisons at the
rate of two dollars per day for the time
OF imprisonment came UP and on at
tempt was made to pass il under sus-
pension OF the rules The vote stood
Yeas, is2; nays, Is This .sas not two
thirds vote and 1t failed 20 pass. The
House then adjourned.
In the Senate Monday bills were intro
duoed 70 repeal all laws for the retire
ment OF army and navy officers from
active service with pay; 20 perpetuste
tho National banking system, aud pro
vidLng for ths deposisin OF funds Of the
United States in National banks in
stead Of treasures
Eos sTATisTTCS
WAszNeTos. April "a. The Depart
Dsut OF Arriculture has issued state
msnt showing the condition Of tns pros
Dsctve hog crop e ths country and
she l0sses during the past year.
Il sstin ties the RUmbsr o. aogs Ia
The country a. 81. SEQ GEO; losses axr
Tag the pass year about Z, geo. 600. lows
bas a larger nus Der OF hogs than any
other s.sse, hsr total being put a. 3.
900. 900. Illinois comes next with 54ss.
Coo. Missouri. sees 900. Iadisns. Ohio.
Kentucky. T.anssses. < ansas. Febrss
"a and Tsxas. between ? ooo coo and 2.
GOO o0o each.
rLAISEs RECIPROCITY NrGCTIATIoys
WAssnSsToS. Ap-il p seeressry
Blaine nss h1eR snxsE,d for months IN
negotiating treaty which riu ssts b.
lish more reciprocal relations with
MEXICO. ard has also indicated to ne
Arzsnuns Confederation and otbe'
south and Central American States TIA.
she7 couia pave the sane privileges "A
rec proc y A. we're proposed 70 Mexico
FRufrLTss cAECCs
TAsHTNeToS. Apyil q -Tss caxca,
81 Repabiican members 81 tbe House
MoudsT night on the silver question ed
% ride discussion ard developed thr
fact tast majority of thoss Frssen'
sere opposed - ths Window bill A
he Senator'S scs against sas measure
iAis seen - insure is defeat