Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-08-11
1T IS ENDED.

- .atlv ate HIT at , o'clock to-day there was a
= u paf;SIIt waiting for a message from the
w. des{4ou6ex The Senate soon, on motion Of
r. ~ ~ 0HI. itchell, proceeded to executive
"a 81. business. During the executive session
at mn II In6ssage was received from the House
He saryifl HE Worlds Fair bill. After the
ILLS setloofs were reopened it was laid before
* pethc mate in legislative session.
low Th86bili WAS then ordered to a third
undfeadl1fg and was passed without a di-
at thvisioH
SIS, Q, Senators Perkins, Butler and Higgins
TO eac Wer6a appointed the select committee OF
OnitethT66to visit the Indian Territory and
eompsinQlifxe into the complaints of the
nd haGh8fok ees as to intruders.
educte The louise bill to provide for lower
sessio,il1r tie height Of the bridge across the
harb Ohf0 River between Cincinnati and
'sion cCovington by the Cincinnati Il Coving-
ions ton Rapid Transit Bridge Company
shou WISH motion of Mr.. Carlisle, taken up
ut land BASED.
ration The Senate then took recess till P.
SIS thu IL f0Sgiye time for the enrolling of the
at II 1WorIa's Fair bill and the sundry civil
1T ConbilL
sAE the Senate evening session Mr..
les Ii !Petflgrew, chairman of the quadro-cen-
tennial committee. called up his reso-
st Con lution to authorize that committe or a
tables sib-commttee thereof to visit Chicago
tied hSdufing the recess and inquire as to the
in SIM Axbenditure of the money appropri-
claims atedby Congress and as to the general
treas management.
ann Af 9:25 message from the House an
5 81 noun ced that that body had agreed to
the conference report on the sundry
I'd i,cIvH bill. The conference report was
mem thafeupon laid before the Senate and
er ragreed to.
or no, The resolution for final ad journment
Id ey AtH p. NJ tonight was reported by Mr..
unGe sAiitsoh ana asfeeu. vi motioh VI hr.
during Ali1eoh' coinlnilIee ol TWO senators
led i; Wa8 appointed (Messrs. Allison and Cor
sloi many to join q like committee on the
part of the House to inform the Presi
r., DENT that unless he had further COM
nnrn muhcation to make the two houses
$50 fo we're ready to adjourn.
50 4of resolutions were offered by Messrs.
At this rs .Inu o4 % I nlms 1ne tnanhs
ha; Hu and to President Pro Tenn. Henderson
at the nc uIsliiou, ~, a. siai aiiu ooultG
c,;nl pr8eided over it's deliberations At 1855
n tba ME Allison, of the committee to wait
o ses- ,s1 49, .o
A''AoA and had been informed by the Presi-
coo :, daxt that he had no further commune
w., ~ vi VI eSti on to make to either House. From
fs,,oh ths moment Of time until the hands of
oouo1 he dial of the clock pointed to there
Co.,. MRS all 0nLlTo CoSSdllOu o1 DuSlu6SS, duu
enact 80 ,+;an+I1, for tbo cIooinr eooDn
ppro- ~ nan1a whom Vica- President Nor
than - ;;, ,,oao ~ farou,ou s,,ooob -
W .t on. the Senate, as follows:
,e ..;"n Before making the announcement that
''ioN vii terminate the present session, the
y-sec. res1nct and aftection TO the memory of the
con- 1Wb distinguished members OF this body
at Its WHO were present at the first roll-call, but
. less ha5e since passed from the busy walks OF
Con- eur III to the realities OF eternal lie Ihey
abol. MMl 10 longer occnpy tneii accustomed
~ malnbered not only III the Senate, but III
Its of si eaders as ustTous citizens and
\ not aS able, honorable and patriotic public
DEM SER ants. 1t is my agreeable duty to eX
that Ufe SIS my most grateful appreciation of the
airing h0hor conferred upon me 6y the resolution
SEES una nimousiy adopted by the Senate during
u" mn absence from the chair. 1t L am en-
y tho tiFfed to the highly cOmmendatory words
fth 0fthe resolution, it is owing to the uniform
"a y; .n N0U rteSy and kindness accorded to me by
aims H4ery member on this floor With earnest
lent h8ni that unon rcassemblino of CONGRESS-
cir &Ffry member Of this body may be found
rs seat in renewed health and strength,
OWa, IubW declare the Senate adjourned with
an. 0ut day.
ap- The Durborow bill was promptly dis
fol- POSED of in the House. Amendments
hey sd6signed to embarrass the directors
nth W8 re promptly voted down and the bill
nts. Uassed with an emphatic majority OF
the N8arly fifty.
the The bill as passed gives outright to
the 8Ne Columbian Exposition s., 0Oo, OOO on
for ambition that the doors be closed on
late &undays.
ter be conferees on the sundry civil ap-
ion &<ppriation bill reached q complete
out &reement After to-day's action of the
of S&nate there was but one point OF disa-
ro- e cement remaining to pe disposed OF.
au- BAT related to the Pinkerton detect
ICE MIEes, and forbade any government off,
a. k&6r. or persons holding a government
&0itract to employ such detectives, and
ed x&tinaly assumed this shape: That no
ed ~ ploye of the Pinkerton detective
asst ~ ncv, or similar agencies. shall be en-
la uEcyed in ~ V government service or by
". ~ officer of the District of Columbia.
c. The speaker appointed Messrs. Fitch,
rst eissenhainer, Deforest, Ray and Har-
s. er as the members of the special COM
Mt III ttee to inquire into the execution of
o. re election laws IN New York.
T. On motion of Mr.. Houk, Of Ohio, the
<s mate Joint resolution was passed au-
Aorizing foreign exhibitors at the
81 orld's Fair to bring into this country
= 2relgn iaborers to assist In preparing
= - elr exhibits.
" Mr.. Boatner, of Louisiana, submitted
be majority report on the Watson
J, harges and it was ordered printed. SO
4 $50 were the views Of the minority
gned bv..NIr. Simpson, of Kansas. Mr..
. rout of Vermont, submitted his indi-
! dual views. The House then took a
ecess until o'clock this evening.
At the evening session the Senate bill
esulating the time for holding terms OF
e United States courts in the district
South Dakota was passed. The Sem
e Joint resolution was passed eXte nd
IL to the king and queen of Spain, and