The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-06-18
FlFTY-sEc0ND CONGRESS
Tho senate .

Tho senate:
WASHINGTON, June 9-The sennte today
lagreed to adjourn from day to day until
| Monday.
WASHINGTON, June 13-In the senate
'oday Mr. Stewart, rep, of Nevada, re-
'orted the pension appropriation bill
Mr.. Mcpherson said he would speak on
'he silver question Wednesday,.
Mr. Petfcr, Farmers alliance, ,of Kansas,
called up and spoke in favor of his bill to
Ncrense the currency and provide for the
circulation. to reduce the rate of interest
md TO establish bureau of loans.
WASHINGTON, June l4.-In his opening
prayer today Chaplain Butler reminded
lhe senate, apropos of the death of Repre-
tentative Stackhouse, of the uncertainty
'f lite, and made appropriate reference
10 those afflicted by his demise. Alter tho
transaction of some routine business Chief
,lerlt Towle, of the house, ,otiiicd the
scrate of the death of Mr.. Stack.
aonse and appropriate resolutions off
we're adopted. In accordance with the
resolutions the vicc-prcsident appointed
Messrs Butler of South Carolina, Kyle of
North Dakota, White of Louisiana, Gal
niger of New Hampshire, and Allen of
Washington, as committee to attend the
innernl on the part of the senate. Tho
senate then Mt l2:2O p. nj, rs n further
mark of respect to the deceased reprcsen-
;ativc, adjourned until tomorrow
WASHINGTON, June Is In the senate
today MI Morgan, dem, of Alabam, ad-
dressed the senate OH Mr.. Stewards FREQ
coinage bill. He said the Minneapolis
silver plank was n step to the front, but
vas equivocal. We had the right to ex-
oect that at Chicago silver will be given
he right of coinage.
1he House.
WASHINGTON, June 4--In the house to-
lay the committee on judiciary were
'warded the floor to consider measures
from the committee. Among the bills
| passed were the following:
| Torepeal sections of the re viscd statutes
cegardiug disloval citizens so farns to
dispense with proof of loyalty during the
war rs aprerequisitc of being restored or
being admitted to the pension roll, or to
obtaining bounty lands to which the mp
| plicauts had become entitled by the serv-
ice in the army previous to the war of the
| :cbellion.
! WASHINGTON June 13-There was per-
| ceptible increase in the number of rcpub-
licnn members of the house this morning,
The Minneapolis contingent having re-
turned.
BY unanimous consent the following
| bills were passed: 10 admit Indians to
citizenship at II years, provided that
they have had ten years industrial
running; to authorize the Washington
| schcutzcn Nerein to erect u statute to
Baron Won Steuben in ono of the public
reservations of Washington. ID. C.
| This being district day the house pro-
ceeded with business relating to the Dis
| trict of Columbia.
WARRINGTON, June 1.-THE house was
called to order, the diplomatic and con-
| sular bill was sent to conference, and
then Mr.. illman, of South Carolina, an
nounccd the sudden death in this city last
night of his colleague, Hon. L, r. Stack.
honsc. The customary resolutions of
respect y ere adopted and the
| speaker announced the appointment
| of the funeral committee to accompany
the remains to | title Rock, S. c.: Messrs.
Fillman, South Caroiinn; Lanhan, Texas /;
Cate, Arkansas; Lewis, Mississippi;
Shell, South Carolina; Jolley, South Da-
iSotn, and Waugh, Indiana. The house
then us mark of respect adjourned until
| tomorrow.
| WAsuINeToN, June Is In the house the
fortitication appropriation bill G,4l!, !,37d),
was passed almost twithoutamendmenta and
the bill reducing. the duty on tin plate was
| taken up
he bill provides that after October l,
| 1892, the duty on tin plate shall be cent
per pound and after October /, 1891, 1,
shall be free. Mr. Shivcly, of Indiana,
advocated the bill.