Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-07-30
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The senat> $sidsnt
WASHINGTON, July l8xJ B@etition
pro tenn laid before the 81 New
von "ssemoiy NO. ~ hnestead
troubles are the legitima vatan no
come OF the capitalist a Sina 80
which our free institutio4 tba, spp.
idly undermined, and DE- = 5000
rs pirates, and indicta6 "a :. ene
cuted as malefactor6 nhos " "'
committee on e~ducatk1k&f
WASHINGTON, JuiDf 80 senate spent
ss'Ias 4W13s't8 u recting the finance
committaa 70 r,S&<&N bill TO give all legal
tender paper n1<3yy and standard silver
dollars the, fWP legal tender effect given
bv law Ia oe3IE Senator Morgan mr.
gued for tks RESOLUTION and Senators Sher-
man and Wilson against. Sherman moved
10 referN to the committee ON finance,
and invent over without action and the
anticipation bill was taken up
WASHINGTON July 20 - The morning
tour in the senate was taken up by Allen,
rep, of Washington, on n local bill in rel
gard to the Payalup ndian reservation In
that state. At 2 p. III. tho Payalup matter
went over and the anti.option bill came
up.
Mr.. West, dem, of Missouri. opposed
the bill, one OF the worst he had known In
his fourteen years I'm congress.
Mr.. Blount, dem, of Georgia, reported
from the committee ON foreign affairs a
bill providing for reciprocity commercial
relations with Canada
WASHINGTON, July % In the senate to-
day Mr.. Morgan. Of Alabama, introduced
n bill for the government TO take posses
sion of the Central and Union Pacific
railways until their debt TO the govern
ment ~ paid. The roads TO be managed
by n board of fifteen directors, iiye APP
pointed by the stockholders and ten by
| Il - n A. al. 80.
cinl committee on Pacific railroads.
The House.
WASHINGTON, July lS.-A bill was intro.
duced in the house today by Mr.. Broderick,
rep, OF Kansas, n member of the special
committee 20 investigate the Homestead
trouble, forbidding the interstate trans
portation of armed forces. The measure
Is aimed Mt the Finkerton and other de-
t~ective organizations and was referred TO
the on judiciary.
WAsulSGToN, July l9-Thc committee
of the whole got into n parliamentary tan
gle In the house as TO whether IL was in
order TO amend senate amendments unless
the motion 10 amend was coupled with n
motion TO concur. The point arose on an
effort 20 secure n separate vote on the
amendment of Mr.. Atkinson, of Pennsyl-
vania, prohibiting the sale of liquor on
the worlds fair grounds. The point made
was that the amendment must be offered
IN cOnlecllOu Win n HollOu 10 concur III
the senate amendment for the issue of
5,0J0,00O half-dollar souvenir pieces. The
chair decided against Atkinson. The de-
cision was maintained by a viva voce
vote. Mr. Atkinson then moved to- concur
in the Sl,0O0,O00 paragraph with the
amendment prohibiting the sale of liquor.
The motion was defeated, Al to lS9. Z
O'Neills amendment, making n loan
and not an appropriation of 5000, 600 was
next defeated. The chair then put the
question on concurring in the senate
amendment embodying the So 900, 900 APP
} preparation, and the house refused to con-
cur-yeas, IS; nays, 49,.
The senate an endment increasing from
S3'G 900 to 500, 700 the appropriation for
the government exhibit was non-concurred
~in-yeas, 1919; nays, IS.
> A vote by tellers was demanded, result
ing as follows: For concurrence, 81;
, against, ll6; republicans generally voting
TO concur. TIL amendments will 60 into
conference.
r The senate amendment for repayment
a to the United States OF a proportionate
, share of the net receipts was con-
Cured In.
. The amendment binding the Worlds
: Columbian commission TO the payment of
all expenses of the government depart
meuts and TO the restriction that gross
expenditures for clerks. bureaus, wards,
etc. shall not exceed 500, 900, was sought
w w AAthaR bI WI aIDIoDIIdllOh "
I $lC0, 00J for an exhibit of the condition of
the American Indians was lost and the
original amendment went TO conference.
: The senate amendment for medals and
U diplomas was concurred in-yeas, 90;
i nays, 90
Then came the Sunday closing amend.
q ment Mr.. Taylor's amendment to this,
q providing that no machinery shall be run
or unnecessary labor performed on sun
= day, was rejected.
20 g
then concurred in-yeas, 10; nays, "a.
! he greater number of votes 70 concur
were cast by republicans.
On the point of no quorum n vote was
taken by tellers, result-yeas, TO-;
nays, IL
That disposed of the worlds fair amend
meuts. The house had coucurred in the
q senate Sunday closing amendment and In
II the paragraph making appropriations for
medals and diplomas, and had refused to
concur in the Is, 600 900 appropriation and
every other substantial amendment ,
u The committee Of the whole adopted an
amendment to the sundry civil bill making
il unlawful for any government official to
contract with Il person or firm which en-
rs pioys Piukerton detectives or any other
association of men as armed guards.
u WASHINGTON, July 20. In the house, on
motion of Mr.. Burrows. rep of Michigan,
n a resolution was adopted that the speaker
may call the committees In regular order
N during the remainder of the session. Act
ing under this order, on motion OF Mr..
Cnlbertson, dem of Texas, a bill was
passed fosbidding the sale of beer and
other malt liquors in Indian territory.
WASHINGTON, July 2i.-In the house
"a Blout, dem, of Georgia. moved TO oonsi.
T. der the bill reported yesterday TO en-
force reciprocal commercial relations with
Canada. The bill authorizes the presi.
"a dent to suspend after August
the right of free passage through
|, the St Mary canal of foreign yes
sells. Whenever unjust tolls are charged
upon our vessels or other discrimination
Is made by Canada g. per ton Is TO be
charged on freight and S. on passengers
Mr.. Hit, rep, Illinois, said the bhl
/, deeply concerned the people engaged in
the grain trade in the northwest and
everywhere else. The United States was
entitled to the Welland canal. Under the
treaty provision every cargo transported
through the Welland canal paid ten times
as much toll rs was charged CANADIAN
vessels. The bill was then passed with
ao out division.
WASHINGTON, July 23--In the house 10
day the French spoilation claims In the
general deficiency bill were taken mp
They amounted to s737. 9Sa The SENATE
"a amendment providing for payment OF Tn,
10 claims was finally ~relected-yeas, 10
nays. ia. The item for the paymcnt O
the Indian depreciation claims amounting
to SAYS, 25., was agreed to.
". The Child's Idea.