Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-03

. oiil, but II was soon wound up by the
ueclarntion on the part ~ Vance that
the Couger Lard bill was dead.
Az amendments having teen dlspos.
eu OF the blll was reported to tho Son.
ave, but ilnal action was delayed until
Tomorrow morBing.
The conference report ON the Lciis-
htJre bili wa agreed TO ani n further
conference ordered.
The conference report on the Sundry
Civil bill went over without action.
rue senate joint Restitution providing
i0r the ilrst meetings OF tho several
Circuit Courts OF the United States
unJor the new act on the third Tuesday
IN June, 1881, was PACED.
The House amendment 10 the SENATE
bill for the inspection OF cattle, ETC.,
was concufcd In.
A further conference wa. ordered on
tho Indian Appropriation iii.
A message from the House In Teln.
tlDn 20 the death Of Representative
Phclan (Tenn.l wns laid bcfor. tho
Senate, aud, after oulogisiic remarks,
as further mark Of respect tie Sen.
ate, ~ 100 q. m. adjourned until
morning.
~ TIM HOUSE.
Subsequently the Speaker stated mn
error was made In referring the bin 10
The conmlitce Of the whole. Itshould
have been sent 10 the military atialfs
committee and would he ~ referred.
On motion Of Carter (Mon,.) the Sem
ate bill was passed granting the Nils.
-oula X Northern Railroad Company
a right Of way through the flathcad
Indian reservation Ia Montana.
After the passage VI n number OF un.
important hills the rules were suspend.
ell aud the Senate bill passed Tor the
erection of new mint building IN
Philadelphia. Mt cost OF g, 900, 900. as
was also the Senate bill for the erection
Oh now custom house In the city OF
New York.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the family Of Adj
miTal Porter, returning It's sincere
thanks for the resolutions adopted by
that body relative 10 the deceased.
Bout.lle Me- said hc was SURE the
House would agree with him that this
was q fitting time 10 pauAe q moment
10 do nm act Of Justice 10 the venerable
woman who was mourning the loss Of
u husband who had rendered illustrous
service 10 his country. He asked un-
animOus consent for tho immediate
passage Of the Senate hill granting n
pension Of $1,000 year TO the widow
ofAdmiral Porter.
DunntN. C.) objected.
Subsequently, Dunn Withdrew bis
objection 10 the pension and tho bill
passed yeas i0l, nnye 81.
The Senate bill was passed granting
a panslon Of Sl00 n month TO the widow
ofMaDor.Gencrai Killpatric.
Simonds Comm submitted the con.
ference report on the Copyright bill.
He explained TINT the conference had
agreed on all points except tho Sher.
man amendment. The report was al.
opted and n further conference agreed
The Postof,lcc Appropriation bill
was sent TO conference. The House
then took recess.
THE EVENING SESSION.
Hatch moved u suspend tho rules
and pass with amendments the Senate
bill 10 provide for tho Inspection Of
'titttf hbkr huN tattA--tr anu Bfb-
ducts thereof, which are the subject
Of Interstate commerce. A motion 20
suspend the rules and pass tho bill
agreed 10, yeas III, nays 10.
On motion OF Funston the confer.
ence report was adopted on tho bill pro.
vlding for publishing copies Of the
report on diseases Of the horse. IL
appropriAles 81, 900 for printing 100000
copies.
Perkins called up the conference
report on the Indian appropriation bill,
iisagrecing with the Senate on tho
appropriation Of g 10000 to be paid
tho Choclaw anu Chlckasaw Indians
for title and interest In certain lands
now occupied by tho Choyennes and
ArrapahOes.
Cannon Offered o resolution, instruct.
Ing the confcrrcs not To agree To the
amendment. The resolution was de.
ieaied, and the report agreed TO.
The conference report was agreed 10
on tho hill authorizing the Secretary
Of tho Treasury 10 suspend for one yclr
the provisions Of the act requiring
steamers ON lakes and inland waters 10
carry lifeline projectilcs.
The House thon, at O'Clock, took
recess until tomorrow.