Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1892-08-05
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W,:Hr,.i,y.
w AsIllHGToN. July The house, after
much clustering, voted to concur in tho
senate appropriation of s5,eUy,pYo for tho
world inlr The vote stoVd--aycs III,
nays lo3. Mr.. Holman moved to recon-
slaer, and Mr. Bingham moved to lay the
motion on the tnb!e Filibustcring was
then begun again and continued through
out TIN" session.
The senate spent the day discussing tho
anti-optiuu bill.
Thursha..
ARLINGTON, July aS-The house
passed II resolution TO adjourn Saturday,
III to 81. The cr4l.l;r order was then
taken up Mr.. Bag!aml's : motion to lny
el the tail" the motion Of Mr.. lolmaa to
reconsider tie vote hy which tie louise
decided To rocvlr from it, dis: .;raem.nt to
lhe senate amendment on tn worlds
l"ir' The Opponents of the appropriation
hoEan To iil'bu>trr by moving TO adjourn
To Va i""s days. This WAS kept up al! the
aitvrnu n.
the zen tr Mr.. Wns..;jurn moved to
lay Oh the table SIr. Wolcutt's motion to
deter the "Mti-option bill till December.
Mr. Wn"li.'urn's motion WAS carried-aa
to H. Inc consideration of the anti
option bill WAS resumed
i'rll.y.
MAslilNGrrN, July 29-Thc house lis
tened lur an h'ur tea co:,ruve rsy over Il
statement III Mr.. Watson, lopi; to the eff
itct That members had been crank on the
noor Of the house Mr.. Watson refused to
ret!T'ct it, saying that it was true and he
dclied the members to contradict it, The
outcome was that Mc.a,Is. Bontncr, VOL
Vcrton, 5uchGnaus of Nir, ,.nia Grout nnd
Slni"on We're appointed Il committee to
investigate" the chargcs Watson fur
hiSh'" the colnmittee with Il list of wit
ncsses and the investigation "i begin ut
once.
After the morning hour expired the fill
bustprns over the worlds fair apprupria-
ton was continued.
The scnatc's time was taken ND in
srcrc!.na.iAg. Mr.. Allison, to whose
Committee was referred the house adj
Journnrht resolution, said he committee
would not report until after the sundry
CIVIL bill had been disposed Of
saturday.
WAsl!\GTo%, July 80 Filibustcrng
began liz thc housc rs socn us the worlds
fair amendments to tie slniry civil bill
were reached. After it had continued
some time, Mr. Holman rs Il privileged
question reported from the committee on
appropriations joint resolution extend
lng until Aug : the appropriations car.
rie'i by the tundry civil bill OF las. year.
resolution was not received. The
house then aGjoul7cd cut of respect of the
memory OF representative Craig.
Tie senate passed a resolution extend
I'M, TIE appropriations Of the suudry civil
bill till "Wednesday. Senator Waskburn
moved to postpone the anti-option bill till
December. Carried.
a.nns!aY.
WAs!EHGroS, Aug 1.-The house passed
Tn" resolution extending the sunlry civil
appropriations four days: also the bill
;hnnging ,iie date of dedication of tho
worlds fair buildings from Oct IL to
Oct. Il.
T!!" senate spent the day in debate on
The tariff.
TucHlmy.
WAsIHSGToN, Aug 2.-In the absence
Of aMy other business the senate
discussed the Homestead affair with some
warmth and personality, Mr. Hawley of
Connecticut, III the course oI the debate,
taking Gee .sion to remark that Mr..
l'aimcr, OF Illinois, needed guardian.
At the close Of the discussion much
modified resolution of Investigation was
adopted, providing for IL special commits
tee OF seven to investigate the employ.
me ut ot ARMED bodies of mcn for private
purposes i'll connection with differences
between workmen and employers.
The business in the house was confined
to the taking of reccsses in
order to enable the Democrats to talk over
5he situation and to formulate some
scheme OF action. Resolutions rcvoking
Ill leaves Of absence (cvcu those granted
IN avc"un: ci s!ckness) was adopted, and
he sthrscnnt-at-arms WAS directed (ppr-
'onnlly, if need be) to enforce tie attend
lnce OF the nhsentecs.