The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
TEE SENATE ENGAGED ON
ANOTHER APPROPRIA-
ION BILL.
uBEAA4g OF THE PRESIDENT.
Els U0G4a Dr.ates the Harrundia AZ.
falT. aEG ,he Reprilnand of Conn
munjgr Mciter--The Silver
Srpublicans.
FlFPT.FTEST CONGRESS.
Z ENATF.


WA8TINGTON. FEB 10.--The first amend
mcnt reported Grom the committee On ap-
py6priali0n- Was the following:
TO enable the pts sidcnt to cause careful
soandingg 70 be made between San Fran
CISCO Cal, and Eololula, in the Kingdom
he Hawai.eu Islands, for the purpose OF
determining tie practicability of laying
teleGraphic cable between those points,
,$25,0yD yr 90 mucu hereof as may be neces-
sar ana tie pre- 5idea; is hereby authorized
to direct the use of any vessel or vessels be.
longing to lse United ,ates in making such
survey, b. was agreed 10 after remarks by
SGuUIJr turunn - effect that it was not 10
De regarded is C1Hl'nICting the government
IN any way tU iue proposition that the
Eovcrum@ , wsg 10 lay cable. Ths sum
ot F55,UC) for r4unment and arnis for a
naval militia IN rious states was Chal
.-UgcL bg Carlisle and was eX famed by
. lalor II lle G3 "A. Dlying to certain states
.ult baG organ tons for drilling and
ra'mIg fJrn,yM arrvices just as the land
.D.'tia had .Jr Ii and service.
Senator Carlisle opposed the view,
though il was erely thu beginning Of
upumry system. The subject was dis
3u..to tyreat leusth.
Mr German 3, ,ught that the senate
ahUa.l GuaGst. perfectly that the propo
aiuou lae only g.. beginning aud that il
Huli bg tp' 'na1 hereafter by very
is -a annual .lr' ,riaiions.
The p5uporsu as defended by Messrs.
E'all. HaNI., Az. Inar.
MI Cavu,,e uoted 10 strike ont of the
garA grqyh tn- words equipment and" so
Sha, ID wuIlt sg "for arms for militia,
etc"
Senator Hale ca urred in the propriety
OF the lMendratU. and IL was 6 'eed TO.
Eara.N- 'Gf;Sq 'Ouid see no u,i1iCully Y or
harm - II. matter and cou d well under
stanI The alFpn Ee of having trained
srnI who GnW'i jNR NJ ptivat eers, as proba.
hly laagunl-.a's mode of warfare would
be qesuuaI tt h, O.. lIa++ad.--+.Istes.i i2st~ee Hse
Qf vtr win Eta. nj or Germany. Al
FlOUgh he urgIr mon was evidently i'm
mature. IL wcuii T. well tn allow the seCre-
~ lf thg naty " lse $25, ,OO0 a year in the
nasi.tpHrc rf .y.'i organizations for train
So; a7Ni mt.-..
Isu~lc .s"srr.I 2pposed the proposition.
giL.lly vote was taken and the clause
s,s o.-rar,I .u..ve2s 81, nays Is.
rn.-.Yga from he President with cor
raenln9rgcr aeai1'ore published. relating
10 sne ClNhuUb q. Commander Reter in
agapeat.1u IN the arrest and killing Of
Gen, !aGuliH, as presented and re
,srr-d ta 10. con rmlCtee on naval affairs
The Presidents reto message of bill for
..t,.,..f.. hnitulgy NJ Dallas, Tex with the
aetiu gt the aGNse II passing the OIL over
tuo veto WgS ,Tese' ted and referred 10 the
committee on publ buildings and grounds.
}g,l..uey were a i delivered on the late
Rfrr-. agtai 20 w ker of Missouri, and As
a ;ia. uf aspect his III .mory the senate
All acn.d.
oUsT.
A,spr She trorn. ctiun OF uninportant
a.,-aass. Nr. i khan of Ohio asked
,,n.I,u.on. consent for the con Dlitee on
,,g'na.,C weights Eld measures 10 sit during
i.a sessirBs Of the house, and leave was
gJ.Dttd.
T0e rcaaa0ry an pension appropriation
f,,U. were seat - Conference.
2ir Abbot Of = rxas, from the committee
.ln vuhuC hu4ji9g', reported bill for the
,.r'fitr Of q public building at Dallas,
~.y nt a cost Of 500, 000. This bill was
,gl $50. Dy CCugrrss at The last session, but
;u., yeued ov inc president. The recon-
;renfIiiln ot ha Committee was that the
ull b. yv..| over the ve'o. The bill was
1ae ca Yeas ia, nays, 69--the necessary
Two lnins voting n the affirmative.
m. house then vent iEto committee Of
eWtuistAf iirCley of Maine in the
.cA4tri NG ne legislative appropriation bill.
In lrOcyu. Gtoa % The Barrundia case was
,yay,ewpG bf Ar, Ualzleli OF Pennsylvania,
Who defended the action of Commander
Better. n public Teprimand administer.
-fI to Carmardag Raiter bv the secretary OF
5be aavv wss, be said, nnwarranted end
Un,,ss ,pt naval officer had been de-
nd Nv p3h,je reprimand without the
,rtrrvarilar o. - curt martial.
Nr. lua-l oG Nassschusseta, and Dol!i.-
-yfr Of tswd, detended tho action Of the
sncr-,,.'. " lie IVY.
Wt f.au'eh,of lIainc said while he en-
g,c,gtoa,. lie highest respect and esteem for
ths ngid u' Tue uavy department, he was
So uaf..luua;a o. not to cable to comEend
4he rea5etny saeuon toward C0mmander
ME .i.bisn OK Illinois opposed the ship
rYl. b,N, and attacked Chsrles Hill, secre-
i,rt og t.a shipping League, on account OF
NJ, s.atemarr Lat ne tl4uhian) vas Bit.
f.n .,ll,ssfy. r denounced thatsiatement
asq ip aa0 tu9 authcr Off as On unmitl-
W Mr.. Fsrauhar Of New Yori; briefly de-
farlna Mi, aud Without disposing Of the
S,liina syrlarltee rose end the house ad'
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