Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18

,,r;,, SUGAR bounty law. A iono oo,o+o
piiaclpally OF political characiaru ep tu
p"o1 over resolution proyidin@ for ~ n
dppolntinent of an additional 5c .Gs o,le
oo%UMrkecper OF the House. '''i''"iit
WAslIlNGTON, ID. c., Feb. 10 T,a
mouse ! passed its first regular annro,,r %ine
b the Military Academy to[dapp iiat Tpn
t nlll appropriates $4f5,795. The u ane
t tteil went INTO committee of the whole n',
t tie private calendar. After brief sesS,o On
t siie committee arose. and the i.oven
t nlll was passed. The Aquilla Jones bin
,rba Ialile up again, but without action.
" " iouse adlourned until tomorrow.
w AsH1NGToN, Feb. 13.-The Snea,xer
;a nn ounce the appointment of the follow
rs lnS coihiillttee to investigate the pension
o IN Messrs. Wheelock Mich y. Little
n ~ -, DUNCAN (O.), Lind MINI. !. and
DIostus (Pa.). Then. Oh motion Of Mr.
tauar, OF Massachusetts, resolution was
mnrne up, dlfectlng the committee On
ilillanulactures to investigate the 81 called
rESsWeatlns' system of tenement labor
me commltteeis gwen authority to send
subcommittee to various cities in carrv-
ing on the inquiry. The expense is to ha
44eIrayed from the contingent fund of the
House; After some debate the amount of
expenditure, on tine motion of Mr.. Hol-
man, was limited TO $1,000. On motion Of
M. Chlpman Mich. an amendment was
adopted, directing the committee tn IN.
qulre how much increase the McKinlav
act mas caused i'll the wages of the work
men l employed in industries protected bv
Ihe Terms OF the act The resolution was
resumed the consideration of the bill for
the better control of and to promote the
safeIy, OF national banks. Mr.. Lockwood
moved to refer the bill to the committee
on Judiciary. The motion was lost-yeas
50: nays 166. Then Mr. Lock
Which mo ode% w an lo adjou Wifbonf
dlvislon, The bill was then passed, Mr..
Lockwood being unable to muster enough
force to order the yeas and nays. The
House then proceeded to the consideration
OF the House calendar, the first bill being
tnat amending the internal revenue law by
aDollshlng the minimum sentence for vio-
lation thereof. 1t was passed without di-
vision, and the House adjourned
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.--After some
formal business, Mr. Hatch, Mo-, brought
the tariff question to the front by moving
10 suspend the rules and adopt the resolu-
ton requesting the committee on agrlcul-
culture Of the present tariff Law.
MI. kllgore and Mr.. Hatch were
appointed tellers aid reported the vote as
~ to 2. After debate the resolution was
adopted without division. Mr.. Cultivate
(O.), from the committee on military at
lllIS, llOVeu TO suspend the rules ana pass
a Dill TO establish llneal promotion in the
army. The motion was agreed to
and the bill was passed The bill
provides that ali promotions up to the
grade OF colonel shall be seniority III the
next lower grade, according to the original
entry into the regular service as a commas
stoned officer. Mr.. Mansur (Mo.), from
the committee on territories. moved to sus-
pend the rules and pass bill extending
the laws of Missouri relative to mines and
mining over the Indian Territory. No
quorum voted and the House adjourned.