Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-04
FlFTI-SEC0ND CONGRESS-,
First Session

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WASHINGTON, May el-sEN,rr M,
p,, pol,'u ny 'i'c mouse TO pay David f. Truck, do.
| pendent son of John Tfucy. Iate a n,;,.,,o =,
Company d, Eiglty.sccond Indiana v tho
| pension OF flS Per month heretofore maid bis
grandson has hetn fayorablv renortod to ,i,a
! senate BY SenalorTurpic. Senator Turnlo has
"iSo iaNorabiy reported TO the senate a bill IN
pay VIM a, Birch Of Louisville. XIV. n pension
VI F-o per month in lieu of the pension Maid
nun as a survivor Of the Mexican war. The bin
VI 9'h''or voorhees, TO pension Robert NJ
ably reported '"'oi
itoe esh- me l9iwing were among the pri.
o"'t piilS introduced: Pensioning Leonidas II.
I'm nP oil company !, Eighth Virginia infan.
Try, anu pchSonng a. NJ Jarrett; pensjoning
nFoia l'o!lmun, dependent and invalid sister of
samuel I, bollman, late quartcrmaster sergeant
IL the Elghlynnth Indiana v l.; removing
.n'IBc oi ahSenc, from record Of James Nc.
vance lntc of Company 3, Sixty.ninth Penn.
sSlVahIa regimen, Veteran Volunteer infantry.
10 pay A. r. Shrrer 100 lost by burglary when
ne was postmaster at Winchester, O.; Repre.
sentative McCrcarys bill to pay VIM. ]. Ian.
ui'il' iatc collector OF internal rcvenue Eighth
ei'tflct OF Kentucky s5,3I626 for commissions
uue MN Tor collections from sales OF tax-paid
spirits stamps during the years Of 1874 to 1879
inclusive
WASHINGTON, May 95.-SENATE--The rcsol,l.
''oh 'Hefcu by MIR Morgan, directing the com.
'llt'cc on finance to make an examination and
''p"t' III rciltlon to currency and coinage, and
as 10 'i'e eHcc' OF the act Of July, 1899, on tho
price oil silver bullion, was taken up. MIR Nor.
Eah called for the yeas and nays on the adop.
ton OF the resolution Mr. Morrill, moved that
me resolution bp rpfprppI to,
Hhahce. Mr. Morgan demanded the yeas and
nays on the motion to refer The motion was
ucicaled-ycas II, nays q, Senator Sherman
presented letter from Secretary Blaine in re-
B'lo 70 resolutions introduced in the senate
providing for issuing invitations TO foreign
governments TO send representatives TO meet
al Chicago during The World Columbian expo.
si'loh, Tor the purpose Of taking measures TO
promote lhe cause Of peace and the settlement
OF nhuonal differences by arbitration
iouSE-Mr. Pattison of Ohio, has evidenced
mat ne IS here In introducing the following
private bills to-day: To remove the charge Of
utSeftloh ron the military record of John
Iittit late of Company c, Nnety.nrst O. V. |.
10 remove similar charge in the case OF VIM.
II. Potts, late OF Company -, Twenty.scventh
D, V. l. To remove similar charge in the case
Of Thomas H. Mold late Of Company IL, Eigh.
tccuth o. v l.
WASHINGTON, May 26-Scnate- MI Nor
gan silver resolution was again taken no. and
Mr Morgan resumed his argument A coloquy
took place between Mr. Morgan and Mr.. Shcr.
man. While MIR. Sherman was stll speaking
INC morning hour expired, and Mr.. Morsan's
amendment went over without action Mr.
stewart, however, promptly rose and, remark.
ing that he would give senator's the opportunity
OF having test vote on the question moved to
take up the hill introduced by him and reported
adversely from the finance committee TO pro
Vlde for the free coinage Of gold and silver and
othcr purposes The yeas and nays were
called for by Mr.. Morgan The vote was there
upon taken and the result was announced:
Yeas 2S nays 90
hoUsE,-The house Of representatives took
hAnd IN the Worlds fair Sunday question, to-
day. The snndry civil Appropriation bill was
under consideration in committee Of the whole
An amendment was adopted providing that the
government exhibit at the Worlds Columbian
exhibition shall he open on Sunday The sub.
treasury bills introduced by the alliance mem
bcrs Of the house early in the session, are to
laye consideration soon by the committee on
Ways and means
WASHINGTON, May 27-SENATE-Sena
MILAN succeeded day in securing the passage
u the bill increasing salaries OF railway postal
Jerks to sl,D0 year, Senator Sherman pre-
'ehteu a memorial adopted at Chillcothc O.,
N May l., at their eighteenth annual reunion,
~ me surviving Ohio veterans who served in |
ne war with Mexico, in which they recount the
5roat achievements IN that war and represent
nat the great results Of that war were more
argely due TO Zachary Taylor than To any
'ther one person, and ask that n monument be |