Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
He Makes Some Remarks Upon
an Indian Bill.
SPEAKER PRO TEN McMILLIN
Explains a Decision in Answer to Questions
Put to Him by Messrs. Dingley and Reed
in Regard to q Resolution Which Was OBJ
jected to.
SENATE.


ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY.
Among tho bills reported and placed on the
calendar were the following.
To facilitate tho so.,,or.ant ~ olo;,,s for mr.
,Ao "a S'"'0 A'i -
rears OF pay ana bounty.
=, utantihS me riSht OF way 10 the Duiuti anu anu
maniIooa haiiroaa company across the rofs
1eniniila reservation III Noftn Dahola.
Au.norizlhS the ulslrIputon OF PUBIC doc c9-
building for the National Museum.
BY Mr.. McPheTson-To increase tho eff
cheney OF the coast defenses
Mr. onahuierIlo aliow tnirty Gays seave
oror;n. o,,d Dri,,tIPpC "a WIZ 0''e"" ''
D,, Wr CoIf;,Dor 70 ,~o,a .ho ;,+ors.oto
commerce oct "'-oAN 'A0
For n ,yooiien ,rv dock at por,smor,b Nh
Mr. GalI;nger made st,,amsnt in axniana.
t;or o-d snns'ort ~ tha ,,ttor lii
Seva~ai ofier hills we re,or,od from, cor,-
n,itteos III -,Iocod or the caionJor ;molrdinl,
the folIowinr >'' -AAo
To est,biisb = MARINE hoard Gov .,o od,,oroo-
ment of the Interest, Of the mercbant marine
To aosnJ ,ho oct coro o tho ronnIatio,
Of stsam rossais "'' ''iHs 'A0 su'"''oA
To amend the act as to the marking of vessels
names on the bow and stern.
SENATOR STANFORD ADVOCATES HIS BILL
Mr.. Stanford addressed the Senate in advo-
cacy of the bill introduced by him on Deem
her % to nrovide the government with means
~ e,.N, w.. -.e"",
c;rcniotino msd;yn, TIE In 100000 ,ho
issue of Snited States circulating notes to the
amount OF SlOO .0OO, to be lent under the
SUPERVISION OF and loan bureau, 10 owners
ceedinp half the assessed vaInat;on NJ the land
a. the nata ~ Q no., cont ;,tarast ''o '--AN
HOUSE
:,
Inc new OIL portraits OF e1-Speakers Grow
and Randall today we're displayed in the House
lobby. and attracted much attention and n
preat deal of weu-me-;,ed rroiso Tn ,bo o.so
-, p' WV N'''o
OF each the likeness is striking and the execu,
non mastery; Inc portrahs are IN ricn giioed
frames anu .ney VIII prove PHEASANT aaoitlon
70 'He coNection OF pictures OF ex-opeakers.
of his nresentment and r,s onnorantiv ,roii
satisfied with the artists work.
Mr.. Terry ark, from the committee on
lu1lciary, reported (and the House passedl
Dill oetachin8 montgomery county from the
western anu addlng IL 10 the eastern district OF
ArAansas.
BILLS INTnoDUCED.
The following bills were: introduced and re-
ferred:
nv Mr. Cooner nndo- For nrb,;c bn;,diro
-.
az d. So1 M inui
by WI. Logan La; l-fo OF tne constructor OF
ori3ge across the MISSISSIPPI river at or above
1'o" ofie"ns'
MR.. DAVIS RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Davis (Kan.) was recognized and asked
for the nresent consideration ~ n io;nt reoo,r-
tion antbnr;z;na .ha Besides. 20 nrno;u.
49, H1.h 'n0 Aie''u'n' W "Ppo'u'
commission OF three persons zone member
OF. the bureau OF labor. one a member OF the
geoio2icai survey anu one clvliian not now In
government EMPLOY 10 investigate the causes
" I'll y. gnu Wa VI ne An Tue
ton was being read the SNEAKER nro tenn said
that the chair had recognized the gentleman
believing that he wished to introduce bill for
reference.
, The Speaker pro tenn. inquired whether
there was objection to the immediate consider
alton OF the measure.
Mr. Bynum (lnd.) objected.
SOME INQUIRIES OF THE CHAIR
Mr. Dinrlev GGe.1 inouired whether undsr
80 "no'noi "n0'.
'no previous fuiihe VI Tue cnair IN tue case OF
the holman resolution one objection was sufh-
cient to prevent ITS immediate consideration.
The Speaker pro tenn. said that he had recog-
nized the gentleman from Kansas to introduce
Dill ior reference.
Mr, heeo lMe. inquired whetner the chair
t;nn I'M sor ,;n ,h hla. saS 'eson
retract his recognition?
The Speaker pro tenn, said that the present
occupant Of the chair had seen former occu-
pants withhold recoznitions that had been
given, with the statement that the recognition
had been obtained by mistake.
Mr.. Reid-Had it the approval of the present
occupant?
The Speaker pro tenn. thought that no men,
Der could get recognition by misleading the
chair either purposely or without purpose
But the chair would give the House the fuIlest
liberty and would recognize the gentleman
iso" Aall'as 10 ASK LOT action.
THE RESOLUTION REFERRED.
Mr. Davis, however, was willing to have the
resolution referred, and on motion of Mr. Nc
Creary (Ky.) it was sent to the committee IN
rules. O'
The following bills were introduced and ra-
ferred:
By Mr.. Stenbensop Mich For t,vo 1rr;,o5
States revenue cutters for service ON the areat
lakes. e'>"'
By Mr.. II. Hooker Ny1-For nub,;. h,;,,
ings at Jamestown md Dnnlk;rk
By Mr.. Henderson, Gll. For nnhl;c br;,d-
inps at Sterling and Dixon m P00 ooA"
BY Mr.. Amerman (Pal-For a npblic bp;ld.
ing at CarLondaIe pa pUDA' Duno-
By Mr.. Bland Mo1-For the FREQ co;,o,o -
cold and silver. nnd Tor the issne of coin nota.
n,,wr,crs ~, r,,, .o''''
oo.;a - ,I. 0,,.sa..in,
Oh "o'ion Vi MI ou'n"al'e tOnIo) o resolu-
ton was adopted calling on tho Secretary OF the
Treasury for a statement Of the drawbacks paid
to importers of tin plate under the provisions
of the Mckinley bill. Also for statement of