Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-25
YEsslONAL RECORD
senate.

1lde de Mr., PETER moved to in
Dill i;om for the census work of
he l'e" If farms. homes and
jGls.!!otnr on $50, 900 to 300, 900. The
= rs, I !. adds to the $500, 900 defic-
Sd. u c%nsus $4,000 for the ':di-
n ! arms tpr homes and mortgages."
ia as the item for subslst-
ra'est Tho Sioux from $115,514
Of T 1TI Senate then took up the
ss9b nmassed the following bills:
3talin ( Sc. 900 for the construction
adallatso rehOuse and offices for army
sr! Se omaha military depot; APP
T. a. SO,OOO for a public building
Junis.o INV, Utah. The Pnre Food
Lake ~ as the unfinished busi-
ne w Was laid aside and the
hl tasted election case was
cOu'TTh e resolutions reported by
d rp';ttpp on elections are that Mr..
titled to the seat he now holds,
sTr Claggett is not entitled to it.
t,i M ltv report is signed by Messrs.
|13 ,nr Mitchell, Chandler and Hig-
hv "bIicans, and by Messrs. Pugh
SP democrats. The minority re-
ai :,sad BY two Democratic senators
/: Vance and Gray-and closes
~ ,,otions that Dubois is not entitled
VI and that Claggett is. Pending
'S t'n the Senate went into executive
.' sud soon adjourned.
. I anr Feb. 17.--Immediately
,air roadlng of the journal Mr.. Sher-
~ ~ 1.-THE the committee on foreign reIa-
1o o,no r back favorably the JOINT
IL! !sp rpouesting the President to re-
a9 yayco 317 battle-hags now in the
~ academy, which were captured
Tinted NJ States during the war with
The resolution was passed. Mr..
N also reported back adversely the
i iOn offered by Mr.. Quay request
, l' rommittee on foreign relations to
as to the practicability of the ac-
M aI If the republic of Mexico, and it
dpfniteIy postponed. A bill di-
I TIE secretary of the treasury to
rpp of duty the wreckage from the
pnton and Vandalia, presented by
ted States government to the king
Goa and to refund the sum
IS, being the amount Of du-
nd thereon to the collector
~ Francisco, was passed. The
easing the limit of cost for the pub
Inc at st. Paul, Mimi, to $1,440.-
ed: increasing to S800.00O the ap-
ion for a public building at Omaha
The Idaho contested election case
! taken up and Mr.. Gray addressed
ate in support of the minority.
dlsp0Sing of the matter the Sen
?. NJ. adjourned.
IyGToN, Feb. Ex-senator Pal
opposed amendment to the cOnsti-
royidlng for the election of sena-
direct vote of the people, was up,
ltor Palmer made an elaborate ad-
its favor. Mir. PETER offered reSO-
lat the Senate has heard with pro-
DrrOw of the death of Senator
If Kansas ION the goth of Deem
that as mark of respect to his
the business of the Senate be sus-
D enable the Senate to pay proper
f respect. Mr.. PETER addressed
e in eulOgy of the deceased. Mr..
and others paid tributes to the
tor.
NGTON, Feb. Blowing to the
the congressional excursion to
was to start at an early hour in
noon the attendance of senators
ming of proceedings in the Sen
7 was very small. On motion of
i'll it was resolved that when the
ljourn to-day it be to meet next
Mr.. Higgins offered a resolu-
eSting the President to inform
e OF the proceedings recently had
representatives of the Dominion
and the British government and
states as to arrangements for
trade with Canada. Referred to
littee ON foreign relations. Oh
Mr.. Dolph the bill to continue in
en- years all existing laws prOhib-
| regulating the coming into
ry of Chinese persons was taken
alendar and passed after a short
/. The consideration of bills on
dar was commenced and bills
OSed of as follows: Authorizing
ructlon of a public building at
Falls, Wash. laid over. Appro.
400, 600 for a public building at
Wash, passed. Granting the
'ay to the Duluth & Manitoba
Company across the Fort Penn.
walton III North Dakota, passed.
The House.
IGToN, Feb. 16.-Mr. Brown
II the committee on elections,
a report on the contested cleo
of Craig against Stewart. from
y-fourth Congressional District
lvania. The report, which finds
of the contestant, was
upon the calendar, and
wn gave notice that he
| it up for action on Tuesday
Tucker Va, from the commit
ctionS of President, Vice-Presl-
members OF Congress, reported a
utlon proposing a constitutional
It for the election of sem
the people of the sew
eS. Referred to the House
On motion of Mr.. Montgomery
senate bill was passed extending
KY, o., the privileges of the act
mediate transportation OF dutl-
handise without appraisement.
close of the morning hour
Ner pro tenn, Mr.. Dockery
ted that the calendar showed
rst unfinished business was the
ade by Mr.. Kilgore TEX to
motion to reconsider the vote
he House indefinitely postponed
e joint resolution, authorizing
ry of the navy to transport con-
for the relief of the suffering
lssla. A long debate followed.
'tlons to adjourn We're defeated,
eStion required on the motion to
lotion to reconsider the vote by
Russian relief resolution was
postponed. 1t was tabled
vision. thus finally defeating the
The House then adjourned.
GToN, d. c., Fe0. 17.-1mmedi-
the introduction Of bills and
the House went into committee
lie (Mr. Bynum, of Indiana, In
on the Indian bill. The frst
oSe over the limitation to be
N general debate; the Peoples
king through Mr.. Watson Ga.
Simpson (Kas.), insisted
light to debate the measure at
d the discussion was begun