Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
A VETO.
President Harrisoa REFUSES 70 Ap-
prove = Pubic Balldtng bL1
yEED OF uNIIlsC EIPEsNfURES.
senator Davis kaPl.ias tas Fcnsssa Bslt-
Hoase Froees-inss -The seasts 1a-
sE~3ses ths Iet4l kissr aaa h-E-
e4f AgpEsPr .aEla1-

tt-9a 81 9 Fastte nulL1lng ~ Arl -
loosa Ala The President in Ais veto
message says.
lu tle present guo~rtsfn s-ate ~ tre pUunc
reFel-e- ED rsIel1l ltufVs re-i.lt-u= fra1 le--o-
l-s @la trtaa-- -e.lsl1al4a lllse ls la Ily ai-ad
~ aes3i-Le Ler--s-ly -1-t as al-tli ares Cor Eat
ltr tlI1aFs -ba-ll he dl1ited tc laaas where
tee pau-lc loe4s lrs Scry eVlQent alc very iu-
fersllse }. is ci.al lh-t lAls IS loI sucl a
ease
THE KNER ASD HABBoB Bill
WAsHiNGrON. June IS The senate
commerce committee practically oom-
pleted the river and hsrbor bill Thurs
Lsy afternoon. although IL niu not be
reported untll neat week The amount
Appropriated fot the Mississippi river Is
=. 900 600. Tor The Missouri river. from
the mouth - Sioux City. 500. 00o; from
Sioux City 10 Great Falls $3.50, 000. 40
reported by the committee the bill viii
I carry total OF about s., 000, OO0 IA eE-
cess OF the House bill
SENATE
WAsHrNGroN. June lG.-In the senate
I Thursday senator Davis Mimi present
ed the conference report on the depen-
/ dent pension bill, and, al the request u
/ senator Cullom tllLl, proceeded % ex-
I plain L. As % the question Of dependent
I parents. be said that al the change
made By the bill from the existing law
+ was that whereas the existing law re-
+ Quired dependency 10 exist a. the time Of
+ the soldiers death, the pending meas
| ure merely required dependency At the
( time OF the application. Senator Davis
1 the senate he had estimated its cost al
/ So. Dos. 900. lie thought that the
/ changes made would add about -, OO0-
1 600 10 the cost Ills opinion was that
! the bill would add between S4l, 600. 600
/ and S42, 900, 600 10 tho present cost OF
/ pensions The report went over aud
was ordered printed with the bill as
/ agreed 20 by the conference.
/ Senator Allison Na.) reported the
legislative. executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill. The bin as it passed
I the House carried total OF $50, SAP, Az;
/ the Senate committee added $50, 47O.
making a total OF SCI, 1897 The bill
/ for the year 1se9-9O appropriated $40, =
/ $50, 725, and the estimates for the ensu-
ing year were S2l. 627, 80.
The Senate silver bill was then taken
up and Senator Eyarts (N. ~ addressed
+ the Senate. He characterized the act OF
1873 as 'murderous thrust" at silver,
and said that every blow under which
silver had shrunk and covered was
blow of positive law. And
yet the argument was made now
that the effort 10 rearrange by
law the ratio of gold and silver was
like trying TO put one physical body in
the space occupied by another. After a
! review Of the international conference
on the question Of silver (out of which
nothinI had Gomez, no said that now
for the first timo in the progress OF
the matter OF redress the question
confronted the Republican party, which
had a majority In each house and
had the control OF the Executive power.
1t was for that party TO determine that
the interval OF lassitude and delay
should be no longer extended.
Senator Vance u. c. spoke in favor
OF the unlimited coinage of silver.
Senator Morgan (Ala.) began a free
coinage speech but without concluding
his remarks yielded TO a motion to ad-
iourn.
WASHINGTON, Juno 13.-The resolu-
tion offered Thursday by Senator Ed
munds (Vt) appointing Edward X.
Valentine Sergeant-at-Arms OF the
Senate, was taken up and agreed to
an Amendments offered by Senator Hsr-
ris Tenn substituting the name o,
Henry w Wall. of Tennessee, having
been first voted down.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. June 1S.-The confer
ence report on the antitrust bill was re-
jected in tho House yesterday. Mr..
Stewart (Vt) moved further confer
ence with instructions TO the House
conferees % recede from the House
amendment Agreed to-yeas. lc6, nays
9s.
This amendment as agreed - in confereno'
reads Every contract or agreement entcrcs
into for iae purpose o. preventing competition
n the transportation q persons or prop
Is from one state OF Territory q
another. 50 that the rates O.; sucl
transportation may be raised abov'
what "a just ard reasonable. shall he declare
unlawful within ere meaning % thie act An
nothing in This act shall D. deemed ~ beid =
impair fte powers 90 she several states in re
specf 30 any % The matters iu this sct mea
tioned
Mr.. HENDERSON la from tho com
raittee on appropriations. reported al
urgrns deficiency hill appropriatiul
s2.7os 600 FOR the payment of pension
and ss,o75. ooo Tor expenses on the elev
eutb census Passed