The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-14

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way. .TErrn y,.r j,ut i,,yy s..I,al,,r> Wv II,
>irirt alt,.riI,u l., ), ana .",.,r w., ,,.,
or,arrs>iyr tft,r The r,niiu,. m,,.,ijn-,
huSinrs, the senate loo5 M tHc %ii,.,l.InI
and after "A short executive Session aa.
iourncd
WASHINGTON. MAY The toI,owin,r
billS were m ,sr'I. Hons. LilI IN ,..t,i,IIsI
a Military Inst a, IIaIn,, unDt r,,,,r,,
nri3fin@ SI,rl :seG. li'usr mi ~ rS. ,,ItsI.
sul,-poTts Of entry ana delivery at ~nn.rI,,r
N-ls and isbIa1d W. IIn,i~,, h, i.,,.r.,
priatinr si5nnnt tn i.,fr3,- AZ ~
b,IIS,s of Inc Rebrinr >r4 arhitraft,9 ;t
i'arIs. Scuatr hi aTpronrIafirr >li,nSS
for 4 public buIf.iIur m WasbIrGi,,n. IA.
for the PAYMENT to the ChoctawS and
Chickasaws for hen interests in the CIIry-
ennc and Arao0Itoa reservations rr,4riy
S3OJO, ,0,Kn waS taken nm and Mr. pI,tt
addressed the senate in 0pp,,sltion a. #
Without action ON The resolution the Sen
atr went into ,,xrcutiyr Session anJ soon
;,iiorrrni
IL A~uIXGroy. MAY &. Aftrr disnaSiuu
of some business "f mo- O, neral interest
The >,.n,tn TOOL; mn tb.u asoIu,inn hnrrio-
fore offered by MI .Ior1S \rk for nav
mrnt ia Inc Chortaw and t,hirka,:Iw ma
t1ans fnr thni- i1t,r,StS in tbn Ih,,nnDa
and Aranaboa r,.,,r,Satil,,,s laLo,,f Sl,3I =
GOO as the unfinished business. ani
Mrt Dawes, chairman OF the committee
advocacy nf tua resolution Nr Dny.nS
smoke mil o'rlorL hnt without finishing
his address Then Nr i;nrm,,1 n,1rr ri
resolutions which were agreed to EXPRESS
ing regret at the death lin February,
1A9li OF Senator Wilson. of Maryland,
Srnatn Ia nns,hIr his a.Sn,.iafIs tn
n,v nrnnnr +r,Iutn of ra,,rI Ia
his high character and Distinguished
pnbllc service Mr.. German delivered
the first eulogy OF his late colleague.
uTtl"f remarks IN praise ot the III" ana
character OF the dead senator We're maG@
by Mr. Wilson tloWal, Nr. Ferry. MI
ilat'; MI Cray, Mt. Mitchell Mr. iaS'"'
Mr.. DIXON. anG Mr.. Gibson, and then. as
an additional token OF lcSrc' t. the senate
adjourned until Monday.
w ASHINGroN, May Mr.. FRYE. from
the committee on commerce. reported blCn
the House hlll to encourage Shipbulidm@
He said that the report was unanimous,
and that he had been instructed To move
It's present consideration. Notion vas
agreed to. The bill having been read III
full. after some debate, was passed as it
came from the House by 4 vote of Il 10 H.
The resolution for payment to the ChOc-
taw and ChickaSaw nations for their inter
eStS in the CHEYENNE and Arrapahnc rcScr-
I
up as unfinished business. After dcbatc.
tha resolution was agreed tO-ycaS. i3:
nayS. II.
WAsII1SGToS. Nav IO.-The river and
harbOr bill was received hy the senate
from the House. and read TO The commit
tee on commerce. The conference report
on the urgent deficiency bill was present
ed and agreed 10. Senate bill to cSta hIISh
the boundaries Of the Yellowstone Park
was then taken uO and gave rise to con i'd
erahle discussion. After Il discussion that
lasted nearly two hours, the biii was
paSsed-ycaS, 3: ma $ lN-and the Senate
proceeded To executive session business
and. when the doors were rconcncd, ad-
journed.
me h""s'.
W ASHINGToN. May i.-lhc conference
report on the antl-' iIn"sc bIli, adopted by
lhe senate YESTERDAY was to Gay passed
9y tilc iio"Ht nS Noi' "l -" 10 =
MI. 'o"dHiSil. NNl.l' rom tli' com
mlttce on JudlcIlf!, reported the TcSoiil-
uoh calilhE on tiG atl"fltl- general l"f
lhi"Ilh3u"4 dS 10 W iitihtI thc sugar rust
iaS Eloi3tcu tiic anitlIIHl. ia"' ana II so;
WhethtF prosecutors hdd neeii liiSti htcd
iof Sach Niola'i9h' ana, "itti SothG dcI'ttG'
II vas au"lt'". VI n'otloh oi VI iiol-
man thc iioHSS Neiit lhto committee 9! me
Whoir NJ. Hdtcil, .! Missouri, III ilie
clair TOT lIG GGolS'T2l"tlo1 "i genera az,
preparation PMS. ne MS iiS, plil o.l ny CT
fil9"f Vas w sula,m Ti'h "iii".ii i'''oh y,
.lll' ". bl,'liy la"lu -" !, ~ t'iG
teicSt oi we river dni h4i o"i pIli; @>htu
ulal ihe ON ot l"id dSluc. "ut WI. iioii,au
ohlet'ed ana tie id''S NStt ie!"'lteI |" .ic
li"ttHc WlilEh HGcloeG, - 70 - 20 ia5 tHc nc
sunuiA SNn "lii '>i''': anu NV
!'Su'iit,t w @'IT'"" "C ''tit
loiu'"'t. N'itn t",,' ;i
laltei d lltti" SEE 2"Mli' "'l"tei' ii"s'nc
anG coil'n'Iittcl ana We IiNcl anu Hain"i
bili was taken up. uncut 'ctioh upon
II the llouSe ahJouLiI'a.
NASHlNGT0S, W May o.-l ne actiOh IN
the House to-aay was upon the river anu
HaIhoi oIIl' Nu't :" iYii- "i.'t i'''ti!l oiI''i =
discussion. t!e gcherai deG"ie hayIn@ c2I-
Guided thc plii W3S considered uiiurI ne
HEc-nllhule rnI'' bh nloli"h oi MI
biahchafd' lne appropriation loi ne ilh
proFtmcit oi III" hIIo"t dt haill'oN"''
" Is" was increased ll"lh Sis,V'" 70 -
WF. NihOu' alNPo2lh4 % uic pIii' ti'S
committee rose ant thc ii"uS' aal"lL nt''
ANIiN%F"H, Nay D. ne liNtI S,- @ @!lu
harb9f Dill Was again UP. M " hLlih2
Mich. moved 10 strike out lhe apptepiIa-
ton for ship channel tW"hry-ohe 1'rt IN
depth connecting me waters nl tHe SiSat az
lakes hGtWetl CIllCaGo, bulull anu bHl" d