Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-03
FIFTY-SECoND CONGRESS.


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WAsHfNcrcS. Jan A-SrxAre-At -. Al
O'Clock Privnte secretary Haifcrd entered the
ennmocr with the presidents ne<Sa<,c. The
message was then read. The reading OF shs
messa-cc was concluded NJ ~ when Mr. Sher>
man. chairman OF the committee on foreign no
,su.as. ro>e ana said; Il mcve. Mr. president,
That the message and accompanying documents
ce printed and referred Ia the committee on
forcign relations In view OF the gravity and
Importance % the subject natter. 4 no NO,
oecn IL expc<tent Ia make any remarks rbc
motion was agreed To- and ave hundred add,
uonai uerc ordered 10 BE- printed After fursh~s
routine business the semstc adjourned
Hor>s-rhc president. message wn. r~nf
bfiis in,rcduccd; Authorizing the president N
have constructed ~ contrs<s three Ia stic--hsp~
o, '"' To noo tons displacement. two armor.
GO coast dercnsc vessels. nvr gun-eoats 81 osn To
10 lso tons displacement ant eight nr.t as
torpedoh boats; for the Improvement cf Onto
river, nctwcca lrontou and the mouth OF cuvan-
uotte river. West Virginia. 10 Improve the h,r.
Dor at the city ef.Evansysile. Ind ssoe0 n ask.
Ell 10 reduce the duty on glass chimncys com.
mon window gas and other articles OF glass
and glassware; a. excmp; from duty bags for
grain. bagging fov covering cotton cotton ts....
renee wire, spool thread made OF cotton. hindtr,s
twine' horse shoe nails, hors~. mule ~
OK SHOES. knitting needles needle.
Tor knitting and sewing machines ali
implements OF huSban,iry and blacksmith tools.
10 increase the pensions OF those who have lost
hmo. or two limbs. or both eyes and other
purposes.
WASHINGTON. Jan. M-sKSsry-- ssa,h,c.
OF general interest was done In N. senate to.
day. The senate committee on foreign r,la, lions
had short session this morning hut the moct.
ING was merely OF an Informal Character and
was devoted 10 brief exchange 90 opinion
among the senators regarding the prrsid.nf.s
message and accompanying CORES fon.lenc. ON
the GILLIAN anair. A member of the committed
stated that no actioa was taken ON tnr CORE.
spondence, and that nothing OF importance took
place NJ the meeting whatever relative 60 the
Gillian situation
Houss-Mr Breckenridge. of Kentucky. Ask.
cd Tor the Immediate consideration of rn.n fol.
lowing resolution; Resolved That tn,- prs.Si.
dent Of the United States be respectfully r..
aues'ed to Inform the house whether any an.
swer has been received either frotn our minister
TO chm, Patrick Egan ESQ or from tho y,,v
crnmcnt OF Chill, 10 the dispatch sent bv the
government OF the United States TO the republic
OF chill ON January II, and ~ so, from whom
such answer was received and AT what time.
ana That ne VIII communicate To the house all
the correspondence between the government of
the Unisd States, its minister 10 Chilli and the
Chilian government not communicated to In,
congress with the message heretofore sent in :.
Afer heated discussion the matter was re-
ferred Ia the committee on foreign Affairs
WARRINGTON, Jan. g7.-SHSArE Among the
petitions presented were ave by senator Brlce
or Ohio. The hrst was that OF the Central
Labor union. OF Cleveland, o., praying congress.
To pass bill by which tho president and Vice
president and United States senators may be
elected by direct vote OF the people. The second
was from n number OF citizens OF Montgomery
county. O., praying congress To enact law sub
lecunR olcomnrgarinc 20 the laws OF statcs An
other was from the board Of trade, OF S.nevrlan,f
o, praying congress- To pass law transferring
70 the navy department OF the United states all
ofnecrs and enlisted men Of the United states
revenue service, and also TO give To the mem
beers OF the life service the benefit % marine
hospital attendance. Another was. In. behalf OF
Susana Mclean, widow OF the late Col Mclean
praying congress 10 give her such relief as IL
just and fair growing out OF her husbnr,i',
military service. There was also a petition
from the Ohio Prcsbytcry OF the reformed
presbyterian church. praying congress- To pass
q law TO prohibit the Worlds Columbian expo
bath.
HousE.-Biils introduced: Granting nm HIM
orable discharge 20 James G. LOTUS, late Co 49,
Thirty-nrst Pennsylvania Infantry volunteers;
also bill OF same character for VIM. Wikci ate
privateco. II. Eleventh u. Y. infantry: Authorix-
Ing tho secretary OF the treasury 20 pay 10 the
trustees OF the Methodist Church NORTH, OF
Point Pleasant. w. Va, ~ .OoO for the damages
tothcchurch building while occupied by the u =
troops during the war; To pay James q Rudde
1880 being the amount due said Ruddc for
amount expended by him for rent OF u = cost
port Of the committee on rules Is sun I'm pro
grcss IN the house
WAsuIsoros. Jan. 1s-SEsArE senator
sherman presented n petition from citizens OF
College township. Knox county. o.. against the
removal of the Ute Indians from their rcssryn.
ton in Southern Colorado 10 another rc-erya-
ton In Utah. 1t Is signed by number OF pro.
lessons In Kenyon college and In the divinity
school al Gambler. Senator Turpie Introduced
n petition from the citizens OF Boone county
II Ia a. a..
against options and futures Senator sherman
presented three petitions against the opening OF
the Worlds fair Sunday; one from the
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeayor
OF The First Congregational church at Spring
field. o.; one from Fostoria o., and one from
Wooster university
HOusE-Thc debate on the rules continued
Reed, Of Maine, making speech In opposition
20 the report 81 the committee on rules to-day,
favored the rules OF the Fifty.first congress- and
proclaimed his adherence 20 the doctrine 81 ma
jOriiy rule. He In favor Of majority rule
because that rule would give the people the
sense that when they went 10 an election that
election meant something; that ~ WAS "A deter
mination on their part. not within 10 be- cor
rected afterwards by the house OF Representa-
tivcs manaclng Itself He criticised the HoI-
man amendment cOntenGing that this body
ought 90 he as free as Il could for the purposes
Of Legislation. In sarcastic vein he proceeded
Co analyze and ridicule the rules and especially
satirized the rule limiting the morning hour 20
sixty minutes. This would give rise 10 nothing
but ilibustering and would put IL IN the power
Of a small minority 20 prevent the transaction
Of business
WAsufSGToS. Jan. 20.-sENArk- ia
dietary committee Of the senate had under con.
sderation to-day IN secret session the charges
against Judge Wood, ~ Indians. who IN said 20
have made ~ easy for Col Dudley Co escape
penalty for his "blocks Of Ave" enterprise aud
who has been nominated for one 90 the United
States circuit iudgeships The full committee
was present At the conclusion 81 the hearing
this committee deferred action ISL e1- District.
Attorney Sellers aud Capt Ritter could be
heard. This was out Of Difference 10 Mr voor.
hoes. who could not be- present. bat who desired
postponemcnt o. action. Tho committees nd
jgurned till next Monday
HOUsE-The house still has the rules under
debate, and the talk takes very vide range
The rules az reported By q majority % ths
committee on rules viii. Of course be- adopted
They are substantially the rules % the house
In the Fifueth congress
For the Care Of Drunkards
CoLUNHUs. o.. Jan. 80 Represents
tive Dicks re-introduced the bill for the
reformation Of drunkards. introduced
la the last legislature by Mr.. Day. IL
provides for the custody and guardian
ship Of any person proved 20 be an
habitual drunkard OF an occasional