The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

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thorixinR The registry - efssu= sn#a mes.
ter. House hit appfupti ~ an taktHA faf
public bniiding 81 iofk. ~. asa *enAfN bfif
appropiiasinE sisa,ko tos pahise bwsiAlmN
at Rock Island, ~. we're pa~sed sffef wAlxh
the silver bill was takeo ne ls exet atsys sa4
sion and Sir. Teller resumed hfe @peeeM
giving way later IN the dry Hast fhe SfHass
might proceed 20 business IN fhr ealentaf
when a number q minor bills Nsre passed
....In the House the Iiuuee anendneAs
TO the senate Depeaaent rensien AllI Mas
insisted on and a conference was esaeFesi.
Consideration OF the Tariff biil wss thsn Ts,
sumed
IN the Senate. on the 18TH. business of .
routine nature having been transacted con
alteration OF the silver bill was Fesumed.
and Mr. Teller concluded his speech in al.
vocaey Of the bill, and Was followed BY Mr.
coke in opposition. In the House senate
bill to change the route of the Rock Greek
railway Of the District Of Columbia VAS
read and passed A resolution dsaning
the rules of procedure In the further coasld
Grafton OF the Tariff bin was adopted. Mr..
Morrill, and Mr.. sawyer were appointed CON
ferccs on the Senate Dependent Pension
bill, and the House went into committee Of
The whole on the Tariff bill, the reading OF
which consumed the remainder OF the day.
An evening session for the consideration "a
private pension bills was held.
In the Senate. on the 10th, after the dis
posal of several unimportant matters the
Silver bill was taken up and lead 10 an in
teresting discussion OF the question OF
Treasury reserve and developed consider
able opposition to the bill In the Republican
ranks. The delivery of eulogics OF the late
Representative Kelley, Of Pennsylvania.
was postponed to the 10Th, and, after a brief
executive session, the Senate adjourned.
In the House, petitions for and against tho
Mckinley bill and certain provisions thereof
were presented and referred. Senate bill
was passed authorizing the registration Of
census mail matter, and the House then
went into committee OF the whole and re-
sumed consideration of the Tariff bin.
IN the Senate, on tho 18th, after the trans
action OF minor business the calendar Was
taken up, and large number OF bills were
considered and passed, those OF most gen
eral interest being To pay to the assignees
of John Roche $3.50 for extra work on the
monitor Puritan and s2o,27i for the care Of
tho monitor Roanoke, Senate bill to pay
$40 600 to the daughters OF Joseph Henry.
secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, In
compensation of his public services, and
senate bill lancndedl 10 appropriate 800
900 for the erection OF a bronze statue to
General Grant in the city OF Washin gton....
In the House, In committee of tho whole ON
the Tariff bill, Mr.. Bynurl, OF Indiana.
speaking to question OF personal privi-
lege, used grossly unpariiamentary Lam
guage aud was latter the passage OF reso-
tuition to that effect) taken before the bar OF
the House, in custody OF the sergeant at-
arms, and censured by the Speaker.
IN the Senate, on the 10th. consideration
OF tina silver bill was resumed, Mr. Dolph
speaking at great length against the bill.
and Mcssrs. Teller and Mitchell speaking In
Its favor. In the House concIliatory
speeches closed up the breach which the
Bynum episode had created. and good feel
Ing was restored The Tariff bill was then
taken up, and several amendments offered
by its opponents were rejected, and several
offared nv Mr. Mckinley were adOpted.