Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

p.seassisn il the Senate pen
the Forfeiture Qnsstlaa.
Ne Qoor0ra n tee tiouss Cisgs css'-
nsSs hfr. elrion's An1-cerrf-
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wAsnlN6roN. sept tS-ta p SEN
1ss Ssassor IRk~lls pressH tee = fosisi''A
from eiilnens 81 Aissoari ssslng iof ne
passage q lhe fearrai elecs.on hiiS
AGny psuuens ~ere presented Ser
ana 2gAlRsi tbe pAsssge 81 tas com
p0una lard s-a.
Iae calender wss then taken up and
s nUlbe ef hllls 81 noereai importance
were passed
The hear sssigne1 20 the calender
hHsine elapsed thc conference report ca
The Railroad land forfeiture oill WIS
taken up ana Senator Morgan continued
his argument IN opposition 70 a. par
inr the srEaueng ssnator 0orn4n IRE
seEiea a telegram eivea by tlm from
Senator Mcpherson st4uag shat be VAS
indispose6 ant wculd nol be ebie - set
as a mem Der of the conference commit
tee on the tsuf slli Gad sskine 10 be
excused from seninx. The reguesf Was
complied Nth aad Senator NoQr bees
wss appointed oontergee ~ plsos u
Senator McPherson
After Senator Morgan had spoken
shout two hours the Senate Vas ad-
dressed by Senator Sanders IN favor Of
the adoption ot TIE conference report
the main point e. bls oontenuon tsiug
that the lanas actually pAieatea 30 tha
rallrc2d companies could net be laken
from them because they turned cat 10
be mineral lands
Senator Hearst took the contrary
view al6 insisted that Tie nlncral
lands were specially reserves for tAe
Use Of The people 81 large.
Senator Sanders said that in coufts q
his own State of TIE State u California.
the term mineral land" haa been be- d
70 mean lands conmerclslly vElued fcr
mining purposss-
Nithsut oonclUoing his argument
Senator Sanders yielded Tor = melton
70 proceed 10 executive business. AID
the Senate soon ad dsourned.
uous. -
wAssNoToS. Sept I3 After prayer
/ by the chaplSin the clerk proceeded III
Ger instructions frem the Speaker 20
Z call the roll en- the question CT ordering
the previous question On the approval
Of the journal 81 tuesdays proceed
insS During tie roll-oxL = message
]
ing the passage of The tariff b.ll. with
amendments. and hy direction OF the
Speaker IL was referred 20 the commit
tee or ways and means
Tho prsvieus question vas ordered
yeas. lis; nays. ss--ths clerk netting ;
QUORUM, and the question reeorrta on
the approval Of the Journal On tho
approval OF the Journal the quorum dis
appeared. and . call OF the House wss
ordered. ~
One hundred and seventy-fve mem
bers re pondsd 20 theis nsnaes. bat on
the srprevsl OF the journal these had
dwinslsd down 70 ltS- euorlm; and
on motion Of Mr. Mckinley al l.55 the
House adjourned -----'~'
MI Burton, Of Ohio. insrod uoed bin
10 regulate the division o. tie States %
the Union into Congressional dlStrictG
The bill provides az follows;
Within twelve mcaths sitter The passage %
an Epportionneat sc; TIE States khan be a..
Vldeo into O0DercsSsonal d.stricts by q district
Ing board IN esSk State. composed ~ four rcsi-
dent members two q each political party "a ho
appointed BY TIE Governors. Districts arr ~ con
sisf o. contiguous terr7tary sEc 20 district Is 81
have more q AZ oae Iner ber a district - not
70 be otvices unless "a popUlstion exceeds ly
oBe-feHtb the nuu Der necessary q cuttlt n 70
Representative excepi IN State electirr hep
reseutanres ~ towns. snZ ue cistriei is D. con
tain more than oae-tve8Grth more or loss "a
hs5itsrts than fbe nusrbcr cecesssry - eLtte
n;o RepreseutsiiVo DistrIcss ere fo be CON
posee q compact TERRITORY. BOUNDED - neariy
nS = Ray be ty csra Subdivisions o. Entursi
BOUNDARIES
There - 20 be 3 Nsiional 5osre o. eve mem
bers fogs pc.ftioklt divided and fhs ether "a
Judge a. the supreme DFtr1ct o. Circuit
Unitec States CoUrt appointed D. tbe Pres.
dent ane corrrulef - lie senste fo act iH case
% faiiure 20 sct e. fisscrsemcut 81 thc state
boArcs The districts mace ~ flese hcards
are 20 resnslE intact uaal tas Dezt census aE-
poTtt0nutnt Rvs~f
Cbsm7ion National Usrsssusn-
= cANr Dor0LAs. III. sept I5-The