The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-10
CONGRESSIONAL
The Weeks Proceedings Condensed E9E
Convenience oS the Reader

The weeks Proceedings Condensed EGE
CSnveuisncs % the Reader
THE day IN The senate on the slsE was Dc
voted 20 the silver question M Sherman hav-
ing the hoor in opposition TO free coinage. geo.
The post once appropriation bill was before
The house The free delivery clause gave rise
10 good deal Of discussion ana vote on
motion TO increase the appropriation for the
purpose disclosed tbs fact that there was less
Lhan o majority OF members offending The busl-
Eess OF the mouse me committee on 4n1lan
ahafrs reported faVorablF q subs tituts for Cul-
5erson-s bill 70 punish intrudsrs In the eve civ
Aized tribes IN tn9 lullan territory. me pi-l
reported gives ninety days after passage OF Cd e
bill Tor intruders TO get out. and al tntruders are
subject 70 hne Of TrOIn 129 70 @ 90 one-third
20 20 the tribe in hich the intruder Is foand,
one third TO the informant and the remainder
80 the treasury Of the Uaited States. The
court Is also empowered 70 sentence 70 the penL-
teuiiary for one year Ths bill has beeu urged
By the Indian agents from the tribes, who in-
sist that they are being imposed upon by the
espGssers and the number Of intruderz Eas
recently been increasing quite rapidly.
THERE is 20 be no vote On the free silver coin
age Dlll or on any amendment 70 u a2u4 attef
the Minneapolis convention shall have closed;
and in all probability VIII be none until after
the Chicago convention shall also come 10 an
end-the senate having voted on the LIST on the
suggcs lion of MIR. Aldrich, and without a single
dissent from either side OF the chamber. that 10
vote should be taken that bin until after the
tith Of June An apparently innocent looking
house bill so regulate the manner 20 which prop
erty shall be sold under DEGREES OF United
states courts had been taken from the calendar
and was about 20 be passed without question,
when Mr. Teller offered an amendment reQuir-
ing oncials 70 receive legal tender money In
satisfaction Of Judgments MI Sherman was
prompt 70 notice eject Of the amcuCuel {
that IL might be violation Of possible CoHdi-
uous in note or mortgage that the debt should
be paid In gold. But hir. Morgan moved 70 pro
coed TO It's cOusideTa tiOn, notvtth thstauding Mf.
Sherman's objection, and it was on that motion
that AIr- HiI voted with the free silver men
The post Onlcc appropriation bill was before
the house Almost The entire day was con
sumed In discussion q points Of order.
IN The senate on the I'd Mt. Turner'S resoiu-
tlon calling for the curresp0udence with Hagtlr
ColoEnpla ana venezuela regarding reciprocity
was taken up and when the mover had spoken
at length IL was adopted AT o p. the free
coinage bill was taken up and hIr Stewart re-
sumed mis- argument Senate bill 10 provide for
TWO additional assOciate te judges of the supreme
court OF the territory OF 0Iylshorla was passed
--.- In the house bIr Hatch. of Missouri. re-
ported the agrlcul tural appropriation bill and It
was ordered printed and EeConmittcu- on mo
tion Of Mr. KEN the senate bill was passed
granting twenty acres OF the Fort sydney mill
tary reservation To the City OF Sydney, Ncb-
for cemetery purposes The house went into
committee or the whole on the post once ap-
preparation bill Mr. Livingston, Of GeorEia
[ moved TO increase by 500 CCJ the appropriation
for star route service Agreed to, Iol 20 200.
adjourned
TIE senate was not in session on the Sd .-..
After some morning business the house went
/ appropriation nt-l- the penang amen aIllea4
3 was that offered by ME BlouuL OF Georgia, re-
ducing by 522i9,OOo the appropriation for trans
/ portation by railroad routes and providing tna-
l the pos stmaater-gensrsl be authorized TO re-
adjust the Conpo Lsu 10 be pila after j uly D
] 1893, for transportation Of the mail on railroad
l routes by reducing the compensation 70 all rail-.
/ roads for the ausportation OF NAH ten per
cent from the rate Cs "a blishsd the basis of
{ the average weight fixed aud allowed bv the act
/ OF June ~. "a Eeiected-5z TO l2L Pending
action thc committee rose and the house adj
/ 1ourued-
/ THE senate was not IN session on the 9TH.
I The post once appropriation bill was before
I the house. On motion OF Mr.. Henderson OF
North CaTclins1 an amendment was adopted
authorizing the pos tmas teri general TO provide
I for the transportation Of ofdcial matter 20 any
/ government department over railroads or By
] express companies when he can do so at saw
I ing to The government and without detrimeut tc
! the public service The committee then arose
! and reported the bill TO the house and it was
| passed The Hatch auti-option bill was then
/ tional news that Mr.. Blaine had resigned The
( house was in more or less confusion and ad
{ !ourred without action oa th~ BILL
CHAEA CTs TIsTIC tu15zrss p-cv ii'eI 90 fh0
senate on the 6th- The consular uDpr1DriL ion
bill was brought in ami laid asi ie, and L7 Y Cs
/ addressed the empty benches on thc bill TO
/ place wool on the free list 40 action was
! taken. The house passed the Hitch aut.-Op-
{ tiuu bill, The senate amendments to the river
and harbor bill were nOn-couCuFrCd in aud con
! ferecs appointed 5 bill was passed appropriat
ing $4,000 for o pedestal for monument TO Gen
". T. sherman The senate amendments 10 the
navy D ~ were uon-cOncurred in Bills were also
! passed admitting New Mexico aud Arizona &C
preparation bill was brought in and passed uu
Ger suspension Of she rules 4 resolution was
/ introduced calling for tho adjournment Of con
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