Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11
AN ASSISTANT DOORKEEPER
Causes a Lively Debate in the
House and Fails of Appointment.
THE MILITARY ACADEMY BILL
Its Consideration Gives Rise to
Some Singular Amendments.


adjourn over till Monday q motion to that
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ne salo' nao peeh uIaggins ts sio~ ie"o'
along for weeks, and seemed likely TO DO SO
for weeks to come, and he but waiting to
cat !, On, of tho WAY IL, ordor IN hiring forward
Tor d,scn.sion and vote the imnortant measure
known as the s.pure food bill
Mr. CockreIl took exception to the disrespect-
fuI vay in which the printing bill was spoken
of. That was a yery importsnt measure. and
he thought that il was being pressed even too
rapidly.
The motion TO adjourn I'LL Monoay WAS
asreeo 'o- ieas' 90 nays w.
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The Vice PRESIDENT ald peiore the Senate
Mr.. Germans credentials as Senator for the six
wears commencing March 4, lS93-his third
terr, and ,bax we're read and placed on file
D. - s,b,o,,,sd I. co,prnnnica,ioD from the
Denartment of state inouiripc as TO n DISPOSE
- - ,,,.,,la,oJ ,.,ars I'D 5ocrroa-ts 4,
sha dorsr,r.ent sor,e ~ which were sescr,be5
as rubbish to be handled with q shovel" 1t
was referred to a committee.
Among the Dlhs repor.ed ana placed on 'hs
re Sc.rhoro' HI, ,o;i;,ary rasarroI
tio1 10 the Ulvsco hallway and Navigation
Comnanv
To e.tend lineaI nromotion IN first lieuten-
ants in the army.
An adverse rcnort was made from the cor-
for the biennial publication of a book to be
known as the military register of the United
States, ana tne pm Sin was lndenni,eiy postponed;
xsrs the foIIo.ina. N aHu iei'iieo
AsD 'iAiohs'
BY Mr.. Mcfherson-Appropriatln $4,000
for q monumental column to commemorate
the battle of Princeton.
Nv c.I,;.o~ EN- mn f.
an eones,rian stotue of Mai Ger. Jobn SAL
in Manchester. y. II.
BY Mr. Voorhees-Appropriating $4,000 for
an equestrian statue OF Gen. Zachary Taylor
Mr. cali offered a resolution for an ;rrsst;-
g.,;o, "a 20 tba alls,aJ go - - 80
SS,hsr cornora,;ons e ,o,,,roI ~ "is3 .'lu
Ssnotors r a. FIo,;J, 49,. - u -. 800 ~
that ,ba rssain,iau ba III . ~ .anIt s''i
ga that bs uonH snbm;t son,a obsarra,;o,'
80. :. no ni4' sone oOser'a'iohs
He also offered a resolution instructinp the
committee public lands to report a bill for
the opening TO settlement under the land laws
~ itai S",io a Ini1 N it1r@ lhiS lie
Mr.. George offered a resolution instructine
tbs comnoit1ee on i,s,ce 30 49,. y IN; IN Ing
ouirino the is.ue ami Leeninc, in c;rc,Iatio,, -,
lsoaI tender treasnrv no,es to Nv, orno,r. go "a
to $40 ner can't, Of the nonnla,ior - 10
United states and the Increase of sncb issns
every wear so a. To keen mace With a., -.
increase Of population. Referred 10 the fnanca
cor,p,,,tso
Mr. NoryaY, offsred n resolr,io,, ro,,,;.;
ali private CLAIMS OF citizens ~ ,ba fn;,ass
States against FOREIGN governmental 1nresan,sd
to the Senate by petition or otherylse) To be
referred TO the select committee on claims
hsainst 'ne government OF Nicaragua, such
n,',,ss ~ 80, - s1ainnaa 1919 sSeu .ne com
eruments" AMI to be made n s,.niSns, e 80
mittee of the Senate Referrad 20 tbe oor,
mite on foreien relations WIG WILL
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Isl oT LNiISD-N" NoHiH CAPITOL STREET.
Mr.. sherman offered a resolution, which was
agreed to, instrueting the Commissioners of
the District n. CoIumbia M rsnor, H.. o.. :.
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PIst u oI Nor'h Capitol street
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=, 49,. oapd si,iea ~, psi once DaiIdings
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~ o., ,oo,;c,. ~ NJ Vny. was taA .t up anu
r NJ. DiAAoi iAA
is.1,. uii.e' saA OIL was 'aken
~ EN- oOIens W i's occupying the
iAofuiuS J, IL was restored to