The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
nate.

xcrox. Feb 11.-lmmediately
10 reading OF tie journal MI. Shef-
sf'ei t4s fram the committee on tofeiSn reia-
'al, reported back faNofaply lhe JOINT
fr,o-aei,ui " uelifo 2l1 battle-fiags now III the
t1fh - .sadeny, which We're captured
Ait,t VII h'il--,,'raI states during the war with
ft St' The resolution was passed. Mr..
MtNta ai.o reported back adversely the
eiitl.,,', ,,,,on offered by Nr. Quay, request
ft,oiGt., iGa committee on foreign relations TO
.h- .h-fra Al III thr practIcablIity Gf Inc ac-
;riar al the republic oI MeA,to: ana IL
;..IotiniftIy postponed. \ Dill dl-
~, tsf secretary o. the treasury to
g. " ,rat af dutK the Wreckage from the
aeuH.' trenton and Nandalla presented by
~ TIt4.l states government 10 the king
f.' .a..n3 and td refund the sum
s-l3s being the amount OF du-
" raid thereon to the collector
,an Francisco, was passed. Inc
.,alsifp The limit of cost for the pub
H.#. ..eI,no N i. Paul. Mimi. to Si,4f0.-
sad. increasing to SsN0.e00 the ap-
lr,.tfon for a public building at Omaha
E.alI the Idaho contested election case
Len taken ua and Mr. Gray addressed
HI ~.rare in support Of the minority.
,b.55t dIsnosing Of the matter the Sen
5reat5P. II. adlnuined.
sfr.fIiYaIoN Feb ls.-Sanator Pal
or9p0Std amendment To the consti-
rrG+lfllng for the tie ton of sena-
1.. f4rset vote Of the people. was up.
,.,t.r Palmer made an elaborate ad-
.ltS favor Mr.. PETER offered resO-
5ratI.lt tan senate has heard with pro-
s5rroY 0f the death of Senator
f,'rb af Kansas on the 10th OF Decem-
sad that as a mark of respect 10 his
- : In IN. t,.,r
.f..f II pnahic the Senate to pay proper
t.l.sta N sa,ptet Mr. PETER addressed
.,u3tr III ruIo4y OF the deceased. Mr..
4a.sre.l and others paid tributes - the
i ,.IrIrt.Tor. Feb. Rowing to the
,a.t taaf tie congressional excursion to
tfi..4aa va % start at al early hour i'll
,g.. afternoon the attendance OF senators
.n,aing III proceedings III the Sem
-. 81. Ma yery small. Dn motion OF
4 uo.r.HE il We, resolved that when the
a...,,. .a5aaIn to-day il bc to meet next
Hsaay Mr. higgins offered a reSolu-
r..Epst.ng the President To inform
s.. ~.H..fe ii tin. proceedings recently had
..sn.ar representatives Of the Dominion
rEl#5a ana the British government ana
urteH stats - 10 arrangements fer
rtal tIa.lc Nlta Canada. Referred 10
49, .#.i..Ifist3ec IN iDreign relations. Oh
.r.a l.tF rs.l4 ytafs AL existing laws pr0hlh-
an. ad re4gllting the coming iafo
.I~ aenutn oi hInt-. persons Was taken /,
#4,.sfEIf.c.tet.ddf aud passed after Il short
,u. fitn consideration ot bills on
fa.HtlaT Nas commenced and bills
e4>sastd ef as follows: Authorizing
tH construction Of 4 pubic building at
t,aae Falls, Wash. laid over. Appro-
ssiatia. 100000 tor a pubIir building at
aoHa wash. passed. Granting the
.rof uBy to the Duluth & Manitoba
1a.aaY Company across the Fort Penn
l..a reservation in North Dakota, passed
The House.
1t t,ifINGToN. y. e. Fen. II Immcdi-
Hs .ftar tiie Introduction 81 bills and
t.ssHtIans Tie House went into committee
j. lhaRhola Nh Ibynum, Of Indiana, in
# Iar oa rhr Indian bill. The first
.-u1fe artSe oyer the Limitation to b.
f.a.d tpou general debate: the Peoples
..grsy, s. taagug through Mr.. Watson Ca
#Hl MI >lnpson has. insisted
au .s- tilt te debate the measure IL
gh IL d tire discussion MAS began
#rgm aI.e limitation being ordered
aiatlyt Banl,head OF Alabama. in
.a Ell resolution authorizing the ju-
al committee to Investigate the pub
sBrG raar4r, against Andrew L. Meteor
H.lrd State district Judge for the
s.t tys:. Ir.sIict of Texas bIll was re
f8 app.oariating 10000 tor the con
5f u 4 revenue cutter for use ii
iTig.lsc0 haFhor
I'll tNI4Nstu%. Feb. j.. Speaker crisp
ta tie House to order this morning. hut
s,a.. .airiy aitrr the delivery ol tt."
srr .I-ntd tlc galcl to Mr.. Eichard
aa teHn.. Ire President 5 message rel
aIsm ta thr huctaW and GnltkaSaW claims
rest and asd on tile table for the pres
.I1 tta moiIpn Of Nr. NcWhcrry H. ii
,lfld u tiiat when tire House adjourn
% FIaIaI i be 10 meet on Tuesday. So as
taaa3air members t. accept the invitation
.st ltleag0. Mr.. Geary ltai.t. from
i'll e,a mIttec en foreign affairs. re-
Gttn3 atltl Tor The exclusion OF the Che
ltse .ii,Haar. fhc House then went into
al.nttrr" a. the whole. Mr.. Bynum Ind
!. tA, ehttr. on the Indian appropriation
WASHINGTON. y. e., Feb. -. rne
iIaa.c to-day set apart saturday. March
1 inf litt delivery Of culngirS upon thn
senator PlaiAD. >ilser came TO the
q again out MS time IN 4 form that
.teIi lG opposition from either the sill
#s tt aut-~liyer mrn. II came IN In"
ta ai resolution from Mr.. Bland
lala- for i reprint OF the silver
ami for printing 5,Glo addi-
aa copies II the majority and
raaty report. Mf fra"y -. "
$500 Sled thai the number be increased to
5tH and tins suggestion mel MI. B!ani>
z.H tttI 3ntl Is So amended the bull VA,
I..s,t tie House went into committee
y Tile BH0tp ,u thr private calendar. Inc
iai taI the r,lnI Ct 4. !. duncan, OF Ten
ns-sge. VAS tile axle upon which reyoIyed
Hn.tN.t sIser wheel. There was Il long
H8 atrtl dGhatc On th" silver question
aH."H the committee, without action
+ In4tI fha flnflS. al