The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-09
FIFTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.


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| WASHINGTON July 9S.-SENATE. THE bill u
pension all the surviving officers and men o.
Powens battalion oil MISSOURI mountcu Voiur
teers raised during the war with Mexico was
reported, explained by Mr.. Cockreli ana passeu
| The hour OF II o'clock was liked Tor the TINE OF
| meeting, and p m. for adjournment Tns
transfer OF the Revenue Marine was discussed
until y. M, when the tarin Dill was tnkcn uf
ana considered until adjournment. motion
| 10 rccommit was defeated by party Vote-yeA
10, nays 20.
| HousE-A motion made by Mr. Cannon (nl.l
| that the House go into Committee of the Whole
| for the further consideration OF the Senate
| amendments TO the sundry civil appropriation
bill, was antugonized in the interest OF District
OF Columbia legislation, but prevailed-yeas
l5i' nays a0-mr' burroWs tMlcn.) taNinR the
| CHAIR. Ihe recommendations OF the commune.
on Appropriatons were agreeu 10 w'nou'
much friction, the pone OF contention-tne sen
| nte irrigation amendments-peing passed over
| until the other matters were uisposeo OF. MI
Cannon made strong euort 10 throw INTO con
ference the senate anenument increasing ING
appropriation LOT the puphcat,oi vi uie oihciu
records OF the War OF the keoeinon IRON slos'
ioo 10 s!ao'oco' was oeiea.eu, tne lou, "eo,u
ing 10 concur-aii the pehiooiass, "isn - Wy
cons roting 10 agree m tbe amendments. with
out dieposjng ~ alI tho amendments the com.
mittee rose. and the House adjourned
- - ,,
WAsHINGToN' July se-SENArh.Alte
call OF the roll IN oruer 10 procure tne a@..cnu @
ance OF quorum, MIR. Morgan presented reso
iutions ADOPTED at puono Heetns vi hepuu
hchns IN Birmingham, Aia' against 'ho passaBe
OF the election DILL Nr' sawyer rom 'ho losc
ONCE Commnt.ee' reported npueh ,ho Sena.e ',
Dill 10 estabhsh u nmitco postai anu .eleerapn
serVice. Tiaceu On tne oaiehu"i. WI. ~ .,,,
man ohereo resoiution Wnlch weht osor e,ii
tomorrow lot tne uaiiy meeting oi the Suna.o
at ~ "a. m MI lngaiis introouceu o'h w
es,aohsn aeparlment 0, communiea.on.snt ''.sn ~
tho reonest of tho Woge.wor,,ers' Alliance The
tar,fy h,,l ,ros to,,on IN ond coneidered ana.
after n hr;ey execnt,ve session tho senate ad.
ionrred
ny NJ -i,. Nunio" Ni.i.,, IoA v"S ... ,
tion proyidine temporarily (until August 14) for
such of the expeditures of the Government as
have not been provided for py the appropria-
tion bills which have already become laws.
Passed. The House then went into commit.
tee OF the whole [Mr. Burrows, (Mich.), in the
chair1 on the Senate amendments to the sundry
civil appi opriation bill All the amendments
were non CURED in Debate on the irrigation
amendment was limited to four hours, and at
4:5o %. m. the House adjourned
uo,, ,,,,.. o, NJ ,.oox
nresented memorial Of the North Carolina
Ronuhlicon Associotion Of the District of Co.
Iumhia I'm favor NJ the MASSAGE Of the National
~ Tho woge.wor,,ers, Alliance of the District Of
Soinmh;a 5enonncin, tho hanl,rnnt law Mr.
sherman offered nm amendment to the deficit
ency appropriation bill-which was referred to
the Committee on Appropriatons-appropri
ating S5O,OOO Tor marking the boundary line De-
tween the United States and Mexico, and call
ed attention to It's urgency. Ihe resoution Oh
fered yesterday by AIR. sherman, hxing the
daily hour OF the meeting at lO q. M, was taken
up and agreed to. The tarin bill was taken up
and debated until adjournment.
HoUsE-The sundry civil appropriation bill
was laid aside for the conference report on the
District appropriation bill, which was agreed
to. The irrigation amendment to the sundry
civil appropriation bill was considered unit.
adjournment
w.su,,c,or 1r,, o, a,SrS,rrA com.
,,,r,n,,inn fro,, ,ho socretorv Of tho Interio,
on irrio,t;on ,yos ordorad nrjrted A hin wa.
ronor,ed or,horiy,ng Tho count ~ claims tn
tai,e inris diction of ,he Nrcf,orroban claim Tbe
Dietrict onnronriotion hiIl ,v.s nassed and the
torioi hi,I nas cons,darod Tour nages NJ the
hiiI h,yin, hoen disnosed NJ today tho senate
adjourned after n sta,ement hv Mr. RIair that
by calculation which he had made the bill
would be disposed OF Mt the present rate OF
progress by the Goth OF next December.
HoUsE-A resolution TO investigate certain
vague charges OF corruption in the passage OF
the silver bill was decided by the Speaker not to
be q question OF privilege. The irrigation
amendment TO the sundry civil bill was nom
concurred in and the House at 5:25 D. m. ad-
journed.
,r,,,,,,,ro,, ., crv.u, NJ p,o,r
offered n resolution instructinp the Committee
on RuIes to report within four days n rule for
the incorporntion of the preyious question or