The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-05-27

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Convenience OF the Reader.
IL the senate on the l7tn resolution was
adopted luE horiZLlg the washington s5clLLz1l-
verein 70 erect in one Of Lhe public parks q
OF the FeToI uElulaFV army The naval au1ru-
Brfatfon bin vas then further discussed. The
debate continued until adjournment Tine at
tendance fin the house was small AFTER sew
sral bills had been reported and piaced on the
calendar the house resumed considera zion OF
the suudry civil bill During the discussion tho
clause relative 10 depreda lions on public tim-
Der gave rise 70 good deal Of ulerrinaEt A-f-
OTIS tAau-l- n-r. NlL4Qn lW ASH )r 4-l- $50 -l7
CCaL and lIr- SuOdsrass Creuu-) engaged tu
noisy controversy as 90 whether OF not the law
was etdcienty executed Pending action on
the biu the committee rose ana the house ad-
jouEned-
THE senate further considered the naval ap-
preparation bin on the 18Th NJ C0clreu op-
posed the senate amendment for The oonztFue-
tiuu of one sea going coast line OF battle Ship
and other vessels hir. Butler favored it and
SAID III he had his own way ne would IsrcFlue loL
four battle ships The amendment was agreed
TO by 80 70 I3- After agreeing TO other amend
uleurs the bll was reported 70 the senate ana
passed. Adjourned .-..- The house went into
committee OF the whole on the sundry CivI bill
The silver question was uEaiu brought 10 the
front The chairman sus tained the point OF or
der raised against Mr.. Elrtiue's free coinage
amendment and the house clinched The matter
by uphoiuiug the chairs decision Later on
1Er. Bland offered an amendment for the coin
age of all silver bullion purchased and now iu
the treasury into standard silver dollars a
point OF order was raised against lL ana tL7
chairman reserved his decision tlr simpson
CEEan) offered an amendment providing that
900 Of the appropriation for teleErapnlc sur
veys be expended ia North and south Dakota,
Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma for the pur-
pose of the development Of the water supply of
these states subsequently after debate he
modified his amendment by striking ont the
words for the purpose OF developing the water
supply Of the states" and as mUllheu1 Lha
amendment was agreed TO- Adjourned
IN the senate on the l9th ME Aldrich ciered
q resolution, which agreed TO- abOll5ulug
the ONCE Of principal executive clerk OF the
] tine senate in the sccTetuFy's once The river
and harbor Din was then taken up. Amend
/ mcnts reported from the committee on com
merCe increasing apprOprLa uOus were agreed I'd
/ and the bill went over. Adjourned. In the
| house NLE Watson lGa-) had sent UP 10 the
! clerks desk and read q resolution That ths
] committee on ways and means be requested C
] report the sub treasury bill" he asked unaui
nous consent Tor Its consideration. pLs oe
] maud for the regular course" operated as az
/ objection After fruitless call Of Clnmi ttgei
! the house went into committee OF the whole OK
/ the sundry civil bill, and The free silver meI
! were disappointed when the chairman delivered
his decision sustaining the point OF order OF tn'
/ regard TO The coinage OF ali SILVER ouL.lon put
] chased and now iu the treasury into silver dol
! lars A modified amendment offered 10y AF
/ Hlana was also ruled out OF cltef- ar AiAA'
/ appealed but tho decision was sus tanned by
] vote OF 80 10 70 Then squabnle comulo ucGl
I and but little vas done before adjournment
AFTER routine business on the Goth the sen
/ ate resumed consideration OF the river uut
| haFbor bill and various amendments ot sual
] the amendments agreed TO in committee WCr
/ couCurred in and the bill was passed without
/ division A number Of bills then passed. most
/ iy Of q local nature ana aiLer an executive sga
/ sion the senate adjourned In the house Ml
| Watson lGa-) attempted 20 secure coualdera
ti0n Of the resolution requesting the ways uu
/ means committee TO report the sub-treas lrl
{ BILL and once more the demand FOR the '.reguLL
order operated as an objection. A messing
from the president was received unuouuciu
that he had approved the Iumau registry bin
The suudry civil bill was then taken up ans
.#H.H 90 HH
against the clause in the bill approprLatiuF $50
600 for the preparation Of "a site and the ereg
tiOn OF a pedestal for statue OF the late Ger
/ w T. sherEnlr In the city OF w washington al
| HEigOres while paying tribute TO The couragt
| ability and patriotism Of Gen Sherman, sal
] the rules OF lne house should ue enforced
the statue should be erected it should be prs
/ vided for in orderly manner The point wa
| sustained bT She chair. who satI while he woEI
liisC to overruIC She point Of order ilc r-fos al
I not permit IT, The biz was llllC- cuusilgEltiu
/ at adjournment
-THE senate was not iu session ON the aist ..
| In the house Mr. Iorueys OF Alabama Cncro
Z an amendment to the pension bill pr0vldiu
/ that the board of managers of national home
. 1or disabled volunteer soldiers shall apply tl
l excess over 60 q month OF the pensions Of a
inmates 10 the support OF the home, ezeeI
where the inmate has O dependent wife citl
or parent This gave rise 20 o. good deal OF dl
cussion and was vigorously opposed NJ
t Bland announced his willingness 20 have th
/ dependent pension act repealed MT Foruey
amendment was adopted. 90 TO o. The othl
I business ira EsaCred was uuimDortaut
IN the senate on the 23d, after passing O. fg
minor appropriation bills, the senate bin 10 pr
vide for The punishment Of violations OF n
5 treaty rights OF aliens. was taken up 10 make
an act which constitutes q crillu under stai
statutes crime when committed against Oh
subject OF a foreign country punishable by a
B United States courts -. it was diIcult 60 %
3 I tain quorum Ia the house Mr. Watson,
| GeOrEia, was present with an objection, vhil
| was directed this time 20 the request of N
i Butler OF Iowa for the consideration OF %
3 / senate bill granting pension 90 EE-Scuatl @
George w. Jones, Of Iowa Mr.. Watsou-s d
Na#1 g a e. #H 81 HH.HHs I'd H#H ia nd o.
! ! the committee on ways and means 20 report %
! sub-treasury bill was adopted without obIcctll
- ] or debate mr.. Watson, having achieved "a
. / object Withdrew his objection 20 the joni
: l pension bill, and on motion OF Mr. Heudcr5o
j | of Iowa iJ was taken up and passed A quoru
Z having appeared District Of Columbia businuI
8 . occupied attention.