The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-06-19
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.


cattle in Spain. Mr.. Cockrel addressed the
Senate on silver The House silver bill was laid
before the Senate without reference Vests bill
to prohibit monopoly In the transportation OF
cattle was considered until ADJOURNMENT.
HOUSE --Represeh 'ative Oates, Of Alabnma,
from the Committee on Judiciary, to-day report.
ed to the House the bill In prohibit aliens from
acquiring titlc TO or owning lanes within the
United States. An elaborate report accompan
led the bill. Tho report says that % 100000
ncrcs Is In possession OF titled foreigners,
and about I0oo00.0OO mortgnged 10 them Mr..
Lodge Mass) offered the following resolution:
That the Secretary OF The Treasury be directed
tn inform this House whether II is true that the
Cunard steamship COMPANY on Saturday last
refused TO obey the orders OF the officers OF the
United States to give return rnssage to certain
immigrants landed at New York by said COM
pany In violation Of tho contract labor laws Of
the United Stntes. and. II 40, Whit steps, II
any have been taken TO refuse entry TO the
steamships OF said company until said company
has complied with the laws Of the United
states, and made due reparution for their re.
fusnl 70 obey the order OF the ofAcers thereof
The resolution was referred 70 tho Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
WASHINGTON. June 10 O--SENArE.-Among
the petitions presented aud referred was one
from the New Orleans Chamber Of Commerce
asking for an appropriation OF 500, 900 for the
establishment OF steamship line between New
Orleans and the west coast OF Africa. On mo-
ton OF Mr.. Morrill,. the House silver bill was re-
ferrcd TO tho + snce Committee An order
was made limiting debate after y p. m, Friday,
to five.minute spcccnes
HOUsE.-'rho Speaker laid before tho House
Senate bill nmend"tory OF tho internal reve-
nue. laws. Pissed. II authorizes the Commls.
soner OF Internal Revenue to formulate rules
and regulations by which beer mny he carried
direct from the vnts to the bottling department
without p ,ssng through tho intermediate pro.
cess OF b"ing drawn into kogs. senate bill
wa. passed ch'nrirg tho p'csont system OF
drawbicx on cxl ted beer and fermcntcd liq.
ors. AMI permitting their expectation in bond
In the silne manner IA dist He'd spirits arc
now handled. The posi.ofhce appropriation
bill was passed, and n 4:15 p. m tie House ad'
tourncd.
WASHINGTON July liam adverse report
was made on the bill for Government loans on
real estate: rlso. 10 abolish metal money The
House SILVER bill was reported back with SOW.
er..i amendments. The si.vrr debntc was re.
s;nch MIR. Eustis AMI Mr. Turpe speaking for
'r"c coinage. a number of bill on the calen
dar were passed. The bills reported by siena
tor Vest in regard to beef products ard their
export were rnss,d A conference was asicd
on tho pension appropriation bill and, after
pns-ing sev,nty.tlve private pension bills, AL.
.ourned.
HOrSE.-The Speaker announced the appoint.
ment of Mr. Mills. Of Texas. q, y fnember Of
the committee on Rules and NJ" Tnrner, OF
Georgia rs member OF the Committee
on Ways and Means, 20 m va
cancos occasioned by the lr''y . ion OF
Mr.. Carlisle, OF kentucky. Mr.. Morrill, Cils)
presented the conference report cn the Senate
depcndc bil !he report W. $ agreed to-
yeas l4o. navs 80. Mr.. S,cwar. (Vt) presented
ihi conference rccort en- :bs Senate nnti-
'rr,s xvNct M, n d m m N
tomorrow and tho House adjourned.
WASHINGTON. June II --snNArE-M Ed.
raunds offered q resolution. which went over
III! tonne rrow, appointing Edwari X. Valen.
tie Scrgoant.a,-crms OF the Sci tie, 10 take
office OF June 80 l680. Mr. NOR !, ave notice
that on Monday ncyt he would call u tho ell.
a'c bin In relation to the agricultural CO lc-es.
and wouIi address the Senate thereon. Among
tho bills reported from committees aud placed
nn tho calendar wers Two Senate bills 20 ancnd
tie poy1amy laws. Mr.. PAT gave notice that
ho would c,H up the b.ii for ths admission o
Wyoming after the silver iill The conference
report on the dependent pension bill vas pre-
sraied The silver bill wa~ taken un Messrs.
Evar's aud Vance spe hing. Pending Ir MIR
gan's MARKS the Senate adjourned.
HOCsE--'rhe Speaker laid before the House
i"ticr from Nr. Mills tT'ex.) resignin; his mem
bership on the COMMITTEES on Rites. 20 which
he was appointed yesterday. The res gnat!on
was accepted, and Mr.. Mcmillan CTonn.J APP
pointed 70 I'LL the vacancy. The conference re-
port on the antitrust hill was rejected. and u
new conference ordered. The confer nee re-.
port on tho military academy bill was agreed to-
An urgent deficiency bill for pensions md the
c"nsnS was passed. rhe nVr cultural nppro.
praion bill was passed. and NJ p m. n reccs,
was taken until p. m, tho ninht session being
devoted to unobjected bills from the Committee
on Commerce.
WAsHINGTON. June l3-SRNATE The reso.
luton offered yesterday by Mr.. Edmurds, ap-
pointing Edward X. Valentine Sergennt-at.
arms OF the Senate. was taken up and agreed
To. an amendment offered by Mr.. Harris. subst
tuting the name Of Henry W. Wall. OF Tennes-
see. having heen first voted dowH. Mr. Pad
dock said he had received several o. cgrnIns
from Montana In regard TO outrages by the
Cheyenne Indians In that state and asked the
Chairman OF the Committee on Indian Affairs
whether any action was being taken by that
committee In relation to the matter Mr.
Dawes had begun to respond to the question,
but on the suggestion OF Mr.. Plumb that thero
were only few hours left for tile discussion Of
the silver BILL tho matter wos allowed to go
over till tomorrow. The balance Of the day
was spent on tho silver bill, finally substituting
the bill OF the House for It's own, and postpon.
ing the close OF the debate until next woek.
HoUsr.-Afer the reading OF the journal, the
I1ouSc WcHt iHtO cOHiWittee Oi tne WnOie Oh tuc
sundry civil appropriation bill. Mr.. Goodnight
Of Kentucky, moved to strike out the clause
making appropriation for the irrigation survey.
After debate Mr. Goodnight's motion was re-
jected-45 10 g. without completing the
consideration OF the bill the committee rose
and the House took n recess, the evening ses-
sion 10 be for consideration OF private pension
bills.
WASHINGTON, Juno lt.-SEN ATE bills pass.
ed: 9. BIS To amend the laws relating TO
custom revenue bonds making the signature OF
one member OF u firm binding on all the mem
bers; to provide for the examination of certain
officers OF the nrrnv, aud TO regulate promotions
therein; TO carry out the finding OF the court OF
claims IN the case OF James II Dennis ts225, ,63S)
for work on the Tennessee river; to credit
Major Wham, Army Paymasier wi h S2S,3i5
Government funds, of which he wus robbed in
Arizona in May, 40 After the passage OF
: irtyh private pension bills, the Senate
went into executive session. and soon I'D
journcd
HoUsE-Conferees were appointed ON the
antitrust bill. The sunGrg civil service bill
was considered until p. m. when eulogies
uo dcl rad ip AZ ha Int On, nj 7