The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29
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0auVuulenea OF the Reader.
IHz senate on Gh8 18Th did but ftttss tr-
aE1-opLlon pli- being under discussion The
pl@FiaelE sent 70 Lna senate the loEnlaa zion CT
George r. Shirass OF Pennsylvania, 70 Is azs--
clate justice OF tbs United States supreme
court The day lu the house was consumed Ir
The worlds fair auurourIa sion drHr IND 177r--
priation item was voted down, $50 10 -. auf
tne Sunday closing paragraph inserted by NE
appFoprla lions as MADE by the senate for ne
geological survey were cousuFced Iu- and an
amendment V71s inserted forbIddiuV the LETTING
OF any eentteeL y any government olicer 90
any one IN the employment OF Che PLuzarton de-
tecltvo agency or any other organizations eu1-
ploying armed forces and prohibiting their sm-
p-o-uleut bg the government or the District OF
Columbia The zuudrv civil oil was then
passed as amended and the speaker appointed
A-essrs Holman, Sayres and bingham as the
soufeEraaz-
is, the senate on the aJlb strong speeches
against the anu-option bill were made by AlF
Vest t4-Sl ald ar. Daniel tNa-lr the latter seu-
ltor ztil having the door when the senate ad-
1ourned In the house resolution was adopt
ca giving one hour 90 each committee to cali IN
reported bills AS result the fouoviuF meas
ures were passed Granting Jurisdiction to Lhg
court OF claims in land cases: hziug tie fees Of
Jurors ana Witnesses ia the United States
couTtsi TO Iegalizo the deeds and other records
in the once OF The commissioner OF Indian af
fairs allowing the stockholders OF any ms riouul
bank 10 continue the receivership and close up
IT'S Affairs TO prevent the sale OF beer and malt
liquors fla the Indian territory. providing for
the resumption or ma loual bank notes without
the signature OF the bank OmClals, which have
been lost or stolen, and many other bills OF
local nature a resolution was passed pro
vidiug FOX she invest legation OF the Reading rail-
road combination by q special committee. The
house then adjourned
IN the senate on The 21st 1Ir. Daniel con-
cluded his speech against the anti-outiou bill
ALr. White LLa) followed iu a long speech
against the bin and held tho floor when tho
senate au40uFEed ---Lhe house rushed bills
through ct q lively rate Among the measures
passed were a bill 70 promote commercial
relations with Canada TO promote enlisted
~ of HHaH
ant TO provide for the collection, custody and
arrangement OF the mill tarF records of the way
authorize tho secretary of war 10 lease for I'VE
years lands for public purposes 20 define the
grade 1uf medical omCers in The army, and
many others OF % private or local character.
in the senate on the 22d debate was continued
on the auuopuou BILL Mr.. White GA con
-n4lnE ms remarks In opposition and spellzlng
for over three hours The house bill providing
Tor retaliation against Canada in the matter Of
The WelIand canal was taken up and uuani-
mously passed.. The discussion Of the senate
amendments TO the general deficiency bin oC-
cuDled the entire session Of the house and none
OF them were agreed 20. Tho item OF payments
90 the Pacific railroads was discussed for over
an hour, and that 10 pay TO the widows and
legal heirs OF deceased members OF the present
mouse 20 y1oi as inserted by the senate, was
amended so that they shall receive the balance
OF the salary for the whole congress The
French spoliatiou claims were debated for an
hour, and pending further discussion the house
took o. recess until o'clock for the ccusidera-
ton OF pension bills,
IN 3 senate ON INC -5A GOT INTO @ agnaLG IN
volv1ug the question of specific contracts pay
able in gold which continued until the anti
option bill crowded il out Then cousi Liberation
OF the auLi-OpGon bill occupied the rauuLu..s 81
Of the session 600. Tho proceedings fin the house
were uuiuterc5 sing the French spOIlaLi0u bin
I was debated and its discussion occupied the at
tentiCu of the house
in the senate on The 18th MI. Allison chair
man OF the appropriations committee made q
statement as 20 the conference report on the
suudry civil bill Mr. George Cccupicl nearly
[ she remainder OF the session I'm % speech on tho
antioptiou bill Mr. Vest introduced g. resOll
/ tiou Offering reciprocity reduction on Certain
articles 10 foreign countries that may enter iutl
[ a satisfactory agreement on the silver Qugs ti1u
-.- The house devoted two hours TO debating
I the report from the committee TO investigate
/ the pension once recommending the the disIuis
I sal OF Commissioner RuUm- The debate was
cut OF bF the conference report on tho de
/ EgieuCy bill. A new conference was ordered
and the house got into deadlock on resolu
/ lion by Mr.. Holman TO give certain Instruction
/ 70 cOuferess- An adjournment was finally had