Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-21
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Proceedings Of Congress.
SENATE

Mr.. Henderson presented communioa.
tion from the President IL respect of the pur.
chase of unpublished correspondence and
manuscripts of President Monroe.
Petitions adopted By mass meeting in
aud by the State OF Mississippi,
asking Congress to refosa all appropriations
Tor the Chioago fAir unless coupled With the
rest.lc.ion that the gates tharft, be ab5c-
.u.sIy closed on Sundays we're presented
also memorials, mary OF them from State
oranges on great varsity cianfjects
The committee for lac DISTRICT Of C,lum-
b!a, reported favorehiy bill to authorzs
the extension of Massachusetts, avenue and
the construction of bridge across Rcck
Crsek on Massachusetts avenue extended.
House bill to amend the act approving
the rcu:e and iernini CT the ADascst!a and
Potomac Railroad wac reported fsvorsbly;
also Senate bill to punish the crime OF per-
Jury beioge toe Uaised States local leEd
offices.
Senate till TO punish ialae swearing before
the csia msse.ouesa OF tie D.st.ltt Of Colan-
bla.
Tho Credentials OF Mr. George, OF Missis-
slppI, for tbs tenn beginning March 4, 1888.
were presented. read ana plsced Oh fi'e.
Mr.. PETER introduced bin granti7s to
Sergeant Harter. First .1.aea CsvalrE.
$40, 600 and gold medal f.r ais serviOea in
"sayirg Paps's army and tle aation's Cap
ital from capture by Less asms." (rse
s.me bill was Introduced In the a0uae By
Mr. simpsop.l
Mr.. George introduced G BIZ! to refund 10
tas producers Of cotton the Internal revenue
tax collected thereon.
M. Hoas offered resolution, which wss
agreed to, instruct ng the committee on pu5-
lie buildings aid grounds to iaqa!ei nto the
p.actlcsbilits OF providing sufficient sho!ter,
east Of the Capitol, fer t3e protection OF per-
sons who may take psit IL the inaugural
ceremonies. He spoke CT The savage
weather" sJ the line Ct President Grants
second inauguration, ard also CT the very
hssyv stc,mn that occurred st She tinne Of
President Earrisons Inauguration, when
Mr.. HsrfIson's owa nea!th wss very ser-
ousy endangered.
Mr.. Morgsn ,ffa.ed g resolution, which
was agreed 10, requesting the President to
communicate 10 tbs Senate tbs itelas OF ta1-
alton Imposed By Oolombis on products OF
the Uai.ed s.etas and WHOA tls President
has proclaimed 20 b seolpsocsls jast.
The Bill to eiye 80 day5 !esge If eossDoe
to employed Ct tic seEesn ct engraving and
printing was reoons!defed, aid put Oh Tie
calendar.
z bill removing the poll icai DISABILITIES
Of ,hn R. f. pacusll was passed; also one
spp,cprlatiog s25 coo for pubic building
a. Bsaford Oty, Va, end OPS spprcpristing
SIS, 600 for pos.cfi:a building at Fortress
Monroe, Va.
house.
Payer was offered In the House this
morning by Rabbi Emil G. Hissod, OF CHI
csgo, lila.
Mr.. Ealoe, Of tennessee. off-red resolu
tIon calling on the Secret ,r7 OF tie Treasury
10. lis, OF 81 persons employed 10 tee
Coast al aaodstio Susvsy, waoso salaries
vsre Increased or decreased during 1890.
and aso for a Is5 OF shoae who we're dis
misssd or wao rs,igns1 during that year.
MIR. EaIoe said ne bad informst on from
discharged employee that tie coast survey
was In the bands OF e rDg.
Mr. Oa,hwsite OF Ohio, did cot take much
stock In the information given by discharged
employees.
Mr.. Ealoo suggested that the gentleman
was trying to shut out Information. The
gentleman mu,t know Of somsthing covered
up.
Nj. Ol.hwsits emphatioaily denied having
any such knowledge.
Tbs resolution vas adopted.
Mr. Richardson, from TIE committee on
printing, submits tho report of the COM
mIttee On the resolution to ezpunge from
the record that portion Of tie spseoh Of NJ.
Walker, which Vas published In the Record,
but not uttered by him en- the 'or. The
report ends with Size unanimous recommend
alton OF the committee thas the resolution
be adopted.
Mr.. Richardson asked thst the report be
printed In tee Rec I'd, and gave notice that
be would call 1t UP for cotton tomorrow
Or al thu earliest possible opportunity.
Tie House than went into committee OF
he whole or the army appropriation bill.
Foreign EeWs.
BERLIN, March 21.-In spite OF state.
nents to tie contrary, The Emperor ia really
very III. he lie net suffsripg from eaiarrh
put from en- sbcees in bis ear. TIE ply.
'iclans are very uneasy anG have prescribed
OK him the most abaolpt, repose, necessary
N acccnns OF "7ery intense ce,easa
II Sc mia, followed By pain" TIE impres.
ion Ia hnUeyar that he a,oriea nf tta ern |