The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-12

ed over informally, and tn" wool schc,iu o
was taken mp. sir. Carlisle moved to place
wool on the Tree list, but the senate nd ionrn-
cd without action after II debate between
Mrssrs Carlisle, sherman. Aldrirh and Glib
son.
Mr. Edmunls introduced a concurrent RES
Olution. which Went over or the prrsen {
that when the two houses adjourn Sept. Il!
II 'e to meet Nov. 10.
MF. Blair presented II memorial Of the
Women'S National Industrial league for the
suppression and Punishment y! the '';irm, d
aSsassins known us the Piukcrton dctcc
tives.
The omnibus Southern war claims hill,
carrying about $:Jiio.oO was passed Ivy
the house. Tho day was devoted to work in
committee OF the whole.
SENATE.
The tariff till = ,akcn M the pending
question being ON Mr.. tar.isIo's motion TO
strike out the wool paragraphs, so MS to
place wool on the roe list. \ long debate
cnsuci. aud ceased only nj tn" rcgucS; OF:
Mr.. Aldrci who said tina, If every amend.
mrnt was discussed nj so great Il length
some the most important questions pre-.
scn,cd i'll The hill could not be discussed at
all. Mr.. tnrlis!cs motion was de.cated-l7
" "'iN' paw ~ Nbif' iilupI-u MI
Payne, i present, would have, Mr. sherman
said, voted in the negative.
HOUSE.
The hill making ei"ht hours n days work
on g0;urnmrnt work and contracts the bill
to amend the alien labor law. the bill pro
hibiting the employment nj convirts on pub
lie works and the bill prohibiting the pur-
chase OF convict. made material bv no United
States were passed.
The House committee on lnlian affairs
unanimously reported in favor oi the Joint
resolution rnry wing the lrases al coal oaims
made by Chnr aw citizens To the thockluw
Coal and Railway company. finding them to
be made i'll accordance Ia law nnd valid
SENATE.
The tariff hill was taken up. the quest ion
being on wool aud WOODEN warns. 10 which
the finance committee had reported an
amendment increasing the duty rom twice
to two and onr-l,a times he duty imposed
upon unwashrd wool the first class. AIT
err n long discussion the committee = amend.
ment was agreed to-2G to Is Several
Other committee amendments wcrc agreed
to, and the wool schedule was completed
HOUSE.
After weeks steady work the confrrrers
on the RIVER and harbor hill have reached an
agreement and signed their report. Tho
changes made in the bill hy HE sciilt0 wero
generally agreed to. but in numerous eases
the appropriation waS reduced.
The scnat" bill was passed extending tho
criminal jurisdiction of circuit and district
courts to the great lakes and their connect
ing waters
Az the river and larbor hill passed the
house the bill appropriated Sl9,iiS. 40: as
it passed the senate S25.TS';.s5;i; rs agreed
to in conference, s. .3Sl .39j.
SENATE.
The tariff bill was tnkrn mp in the senat.
and the sugar scl"dul" was considered. Mr.
Carlisle CAV" notice tina, h" would move to
strike out all III" paragraphs relative To -u-
CUR bountirs
4 bill WAS introduced by ScnHiorC"kr pro.
viding that hereafter no nnlionnl hank shall
isRie circulating notes. and that within six
months each national bank shall deposit
money with the Tinted States treasurer or
the redemption ot its circulating notes. The
bonds now deposited or this purpose shall
b. returned. Tinted States lr.ai tender
notes sinli hr issued in place of bank notes
Authority is given national banks to loan
money on real estate.
HOUSE.
TIL" speaker announced the appoint ment
of Ny. Flick ot Iowa "a II member of the
Raum Investigation committee in place of
Mr.. Smyser ONO. resigned.
The select committee appointed TO invest j.
gate he accounts o the sergeant, alarms of
the house has made n report iavoring a hill
constituting he >,ryrnnt-at arms IL disburs.
ing officer OF III" government.
senate.
Senator Voorhees, made n speech on tho
tariff. in which he quoted quite literally from
speeches made by senator Davis and Repre-.
lar fnf ind ft tu IN Ina a Ii nrf
Of Irvine.
Mr.. Eimunhs recalled til. history ind
the practical operation luxurious to the
United Siatcs) of the CauHdinn reriprOrit v
treaty of 1851. lie opposed the placing OF
sugar on the free list. and slow reciprocity
with Central and South America.
HOUSE.
The Clayton I1r"ckrnrid.ecasc was further
considered in the house.
1T is not unlikely that there will he Il fe W
more public building bills allowed to pass ut
the session of congress a request has been
made to t!lnt effect by II large number of
members and il is believed thnt some time
will lie vet aside Tor the consideration of bills
of this nature.
SENATE.
The amendment OF Senator Davis which
place. bn,iin. wine on he Tree list was adopt
ed-v"us "a, nays "a.
Much indignationeNists among Republican
senators over Representative kenncdy's at
tack upon the sena,or Quay in particular.
Several consultations have been held but no
plan OF action has been agreed upon.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Cummings rising to n personal ex-
punation in connection which Mr.. Cannon +
famous CHECKLIST" made !; long speech in
criticism Of the speaker and HE rues The
Clayton breckenridge election ease was &c.
bated further without action. Tie house
passed senate bill to authorize the survey OF
the seventh standard parallel bet ween Nurth
and South Dukora.
The senate bill 10 EST ablish port of de.
livery at Sioux City, Iowa, was passed in
the house to-day.