Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25
CONGRESSIONAL.
,.usslHo THE INolAH APeao'
PHlATloS GILL.
n, Idaho Election Case Considered
BY the sCnatc.-Thc presl'
dents Message.
m. Flfhthour Lnw.-irrisaiion oil
indian Reservations.

m, Elrhthour Lnw-Irrisaiion OF
~" Indian Reservations.
,y,uusgToS, Feb. -. - Speaker
called the House 10 order today.
,'-. oiutlon was adopted directing the
A,itito on labor 10 investigate
Iitsr the continuation 81 Tho cight'
', aw and IT, enforcement IL de-
..s,, by what methods nud to what
II ,,s,t the law has been ovaded;
n uts'5ef amendments Ase required ~
,,-,ido fox the practical enforcement
| 1tbe law; whether any convict labor
4 'e.eg used by the United States or
An contractor or sub.contractot III tue
II Suction or repair Of public worries
Il ybsthrr The product OF convict labor IN
II M llfnishud to any department OF
IL government.
M Housu thou went into coinmit-
be o' the whole on the Indian appro'
| ..lilou bill.
saith (Ari8lnn) offered nm amcnd-
-fni to the clause approprintinr slO,'
s1hf the purpose oil irglguting Indian
s,sryations, by providing that this
I'M shall be- deducted from ia. appru-
nations made for the support OF ln-
| S,n schOols situated eat VI the Mis-
| sri river. He referred 20 what ho
| fahptpflsed ~ n "srurrilDus attack"
| adc upou certain members btcausn
| neg dsimod Il proper 10 critlcisc the
| Carlisle hU0i, II had been stated In
no attack INST mVmburs had been uu'
| 10 Catholic Influence. H. was not
y name alluded 10, but he was opposed
| 3 tuls system Ot education without
net having head word from such IA
lfcr. He oppusNi the -yatgm NJ pdu.
| alton OF Indians iuThe East, BECAUSE
Be snuw tue syHtem Vas a failure, He
yllhdfgw his amendment Tor the pres.
ui.
rsudleton (w.Va.l whtse name was
Mentioned In Superintendent pratps
l.rfylew, declared tina. ho never had
been approached, directly VI Indirectly,
ly hint OF iuutndO, by any Catholic,
biulucc him 10 criticize Tue Carlisle
Fasll. 10 criticised .he school be-.
dlio hu believed II proper u do 10.
After di-po.ing Of iorty.siS Of the
fx'y pages oi thc bill the committee
los,
Un motion OF sayrrs (repn.), the
Senate amendment Ia tho census de-
lcrnry ulll was non.COncItrvi In and
conference committee ordered.
Tive House theu adjourned ani the
clef. announced that a meeting VI the
peno.nuc members would DO held
iomlugW evening.
THE SENATE,
Tie senate passed IL. hill to protect
f3fe % exhibitors az the Worlds Fair
imn Prosecution for exhibiting wares
Protected by American patents aud
tale marks.
A iCio'niIOn was agreed TO calling on
he pfeslaent for information ns 20 the
Als proceedings 10 arrange for recipro.
al tnde with Canada.
Senator Msniorson, referring 10
what 4 known ~ the "gfUcn goods"
bl'intsi said that thcru l. no law on
lha statute book to reach thst crime,
lll Introduced three bills, wlth letter
ION the chief Of the secret service
division Of tho treasury department,
intended 10 remedy n. The bills Were
f.eued 10 the Judiciary committee.
The Senate resumed the ldahO cleo
ton case, anu WIS addressed by Sen
h9tsleWart In favor OF the claims of
Chge,,.
Senator Stewart suspended hlA re.
marks n $40, TO allow the Presidents
rselal message on the Columbian Ex-
i'iton 10 be laid before the Senate. IL
vas referred TO the quadro.centennial
emmillcc.
Attic close OF his speech Senator
N'rwnrt offered u resolution that Cla-
ttll have leave 10 Uccupy n seat ON the
loorol the Senate pending discussion
Of the report aud have leave to speak
70 .he merits u his claim to the scat.
laid over until tomorrow.
Senator furple addressed the Senate
~ support OF the majority report, that
Dubois Is entitled to the seat.
The senate then, after a brief exoou-
I've session, adjourned.