Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
CONGRESSIONAL RE(
Senate.

Sonatnrs eiootod h,. " nave United ~
notice that he would on s Sor' vote az w
OCCASION address the Snnet conV sa
subject. The following naI e, o
passed: Appropriatinc Sim GlIlS hi
public building in Grap%p0g q,
d.; to increase the endo ron n
the Louisiana State University " S
cultural and Mechanical Col coz una 4
Southern University of LouiS;ssee,, Y
ing 92, 100 acres of the puhI@
Louisiana. The printing h;li lag y
cussed for over two and ona l.i va VI
was amended in some part,cnI t,,iall 81
over without final action "'"l ~ an, b
of Mr.. Teller, the House lbilI IN n
and punish blackmailino w, u, 10
reported from the judiciarv com mnic
week and placed on the ca iI',,lllt !,
taken from the calendar ana l ronS
to the judiciary committee MN u
making a remark to the effect NJ w..
been reported through mistake '' ~,
ate then went into executive sol IN
which some nominations wrro S ros
committees and then adiourne6i I
morrow.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Sin tbo
the usual batch of petitions vas" V
and referred. Mr.. Dolph. from p 1ts
mittee OH foreign relations. rcnor nlt
adversely various anti Chinese lilly IIs
duced and referred at tho
session and reported in li@
them bill continuing IN NF
for ten years all laws now in far,
hibiting and regulating the com rUrv
this country Of Chinese perSnnS
persons Of Chinese descent rfO'lS
joint resolution proposing an On
| ment to the constitution of thp "
States relating to marriage and d!
heretofore introduced by Mr. K,ia
taken up and MI Kyle addrpsSsot
Senate IN support of it. The amend
proposes that Congress shall have
sive power to regulate marriage an
vOrce in the several states and fern
and the District Of Columbia. On ny
OF Mr.. Wilson the Senate bill for thn
ton OF fourth judicial district in tb
rltory of Utah was passed. The =
then passed the bill appropriatma ~
for an extension of the public hi
at Los Angeles, Cal. The bill to nal
state of West Virginia the sum due
under the direct tax law was passed
bill for post-office buildings in townsw
post office receipts are $4,000 wear
discussed and went over without AZ
The public printing bill then came m
was amended by adding the words
the provisions Of the eight-hour law
apply" Without disposing of the bill
Senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. An the absenc
Vice President Morton, who has CON
New York for few days. the chair Of
Senate was occupied by Mr.. Mandpr
president pro tenn. The report Of the
mittee on privileges and elections in
case of the Florida senatorship, deca
Mr.. Call entitled to the seat, was ia
up for action and the report was RI
ment of Mr.. Davidson was an act 0fu
irrelevancy which it is not neceSS
further to notice" After long del
the resolution was agreed to WithOI
division. MI. Henderson, from
ported bill granting to the 81
of Wyoming certain lands in the Fort
sell military reservation as grounds
agricultural exhibitions, and one for
improvement of the military reservation
Walla Walla, Wash. Both were placed
the calendar. The Senate then adjour
till Monday.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The House vi
son, of Tennessee, in the char on
census deficiency bill. Mr.. Savers (le
offered an amendment appr0prlatng ST
SD for the subsistence OF
Sioux Indians. and calling upon |
House the names of all employees UNI
the direction ard supervision of the 7
dian bureau. The latter clause Of
amendment was the first general led
latisn to be incorporated upon
appropriation bill, out no object
being made the amendment VI
adopted. The committee haymgrisen 4
b IL was passed. The private cacn a u
,he1 taken up for consideration, but
progress was made. and the House 4
journed until 1916 tomorrow, when Gll
gieS will be delivered upon the late Reld
sentative Lee, OF Virginia.
The House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Thc entire s.
sion was taken up IN debate on the rep9
OF the committe on rules.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-An0ther G
spent in debate on the rules.
WASHINGTON, d. g., Feb. 4.-Atler ]
consideration of the rules reported by,l
committee on rules had been concludt
Mr.. Reed me. J, on behalf of the kepue
cans, offered as a substitute r.
rules of the Fifty-first Congress; 1t
, without division. The code OF rules W
then agreed to. Mr.. Sayrcs (TeX'l, liz
the committee on appropriations, repOll
bill to supply a deficiency IN the apll
priatIons for the eleventh census, anu
was referred to the committee OF the Nno
f11tin dIrnnf1nO
into the affairs OF the Worlds Column
Exposition, stating that he would call
up for action tomorrow. On motion
Mr.. Goodnight (Ky.). q Senate OIL j.,
passed to provide for The creation o.
fourth judicial district in the terllI'
of Utah. The House adjourned unul
morrow.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The House
| not meet before 1915 to-day. The alleI
ancc of members was not large, as l ipa i
was devoted to the delivery OF eulosl
Minister Montt, of Chill, Occur
a seat on the floor. Resolutl
expressive of sorrow for the Ut
of Mr.. Lee, of Virginia. were rr2SSen
by Mr.. Meredith. Eulogistlc aG !lL
were delivered by Messrs. Meredith
mum S, Tucker, O'FerralJ, Wise, HerllE3s
Washington, Herbert, Wilson ". y
Cummings. Cowies, Elliott, BreckenEl
Ky. J, and Culbertson. ,ft,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 8-AlSE
long debate, and the killing OF huil sn
amendments, resolution was I'D
adopted ordering the committee
appropriations to undertake d d.,
etal investigation of the u ;at
ton of the government appropIlalo,
for tho Worlds Fair The speaker Ill
Banking and currency, Mr.. Bo:ey
and Mr.. Russell (Ky.); interstate ana