Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

presented and agreed to. The joint resolu-
ton of June 30, providing for government
expenditures not covered by bills already
senAtot the president was extehded fQE-tgc
wesAsssThe11ays session. was mostly spdfA
in Hscussioa ofthe Notifications BILE p~aFtIe5
ul&rly as TO- cepstructiSrrof brhechEloadins
riaes an duisstarsana as toseleGtlon sta ste
On the Pacific coast for an armoryfor finishing
and assembling ordnance. Tho-5il finally
passed, leaving only a dehcIe4isg bill not
acted ON by the senate, and notice was given
hat It Is to be taken up tomorrow
Adg5dfRdstH TFt6 pm riowY 4 IT I'TH
HoUsELMr. Holman ~presenteda jdihtreso-t
tuition extending the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
congress TO July 20. apdLi IL passed. The sun
dry civil AUTHORIZATION ban, with the senate
amendment, was reported by Mr.HolmaBs
with the recommendation that the amend
ments be non-concuTred in. He .BsAedithe
consent that all amendments except those |
relating to the worlds fair, be hGh-concurred
in, and that they be considered ihscomnfttte
Of the whole. Objection being Offered the !
house went into committee of the whole foI |
the purpose of considering the senate amend
ment. All amendments, except those trelat-
ing to the worlds fair, were non-concuTred ~
Mr.. Creary opposed the worlds fair appro-
Y DfldIlDn, rs. shld plEs sIlIlt VI. FNNN. ipfN |
Mr.. Pendleton of West Virginia favored the |
appropriation, while Mr.. Taylor OF tilihois
said the appropriation was. made necessary
by the provision for appointment Of commis- |
sioners from the various states. The house
might byd an act df@graces The nation, but the
people of Chicago would see that the worla,s
| fair is a success. The committee then rose
and the house thch took "A recess, the even
ing session to be for consideration of ~pHSatc"i
pension bills. Yf;;;# .!s5: %yHcd#3i o. Of
SATURDAY, July 10. i
SENATE-The senate committee on mines
was authorized during recess. 80 osscertain
the cost of production of GOLD and silver
bullion In the United States. Aliamendments
reported by TIE committed on Appropriations
TO the deficiency bill were acted upon and
the bill. was then opened, To- grnerelI amend
msnt. Only a few such we're offered when by
general consent it went over TO Monday:
Ambng rerlmftteo ameadmentslS oneTt5f1ir-
ing the secretary of the reasurytoRayt9th
Pacific railway companies such sum as he
should 6ndito I've due Them for government
TRANSPORTATION; the anieant earnedbonaidad
lines to be paid into the TREASURY, on ACCOUNT
4 of Indebtedness OF the compdnieS, and the
amount earned on unaidcd Inns To he paid
to the companies. An OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Also
agreed to which appropriateS nearly, ls}sQp,Vpa
to pay judgements OF the court to claims IN
Indian fe1JfedAt lion cases. 0i 5GgTui iaOQ
HoUsE-The house, in committee of the
whole, resumed consideration OF the senate
amendments To- the sundry clvif abpropri-
atlon bill. Mr.. Taylor Offered am anehoiI
ment to the bill for an open Sunday. at The
worli's fair. II open, a hall 10 be provided
q for religious services. Mr.. wheeler. or MIS-
ltsourEopposed tho appropriation. Dir. Liyipgs-
ton, OF Georgia denied that the proposed
appropriation was q question OF patriotism.
Mr.. Henderson, of fSwa, said therelS but one
question involvhdin the debatet4theT honor
of the American republic-and prayed that
.IicongreSs Would lift It out OF the narrow
lchanneI Of pAtisaiship. Mr.4Atlinsbnf of
Pennsylyauia ofrcredlan a~mepdpeHt prohfp-
lifting sale OF intoxicating liquors on. the fair
grounds. Mr.. Chapman, OF Michigan opposed
the senate proposition 10: close 1.-THE fair on
Sunday and thepEQhipiti0n~ amendsent.aIg q
al MONDAY. July Is.
., Senate44After the passage Of The deficiency
appropriatfon bill the anticipation Bill was
taken up and made regular order. 7 oppon-
ents Of the measure interposed, q series of
dl1atOry motions, designed to ouss the anti
option bill from Its, position, Of precedence
IDul,t tue lrlSIuS,pl stnt HtdSuFSt WIZ HNbvnS.
enough to resist the effort and when the
senate adjourned the anti-option bill was
Il unfinished business TO. come up al, two
lo'clock tomorrow. When the deficiency was
under consideration In the senate today Mr..
Perkins asked unanimous consent to have
struck from the bill an item of 5000 for the
/. widow OF the late Senator I1urns Of Kansas,
, and read a hotter fromIMr. Pluthb's son stati
Iinv the item was inserted without g, his
mothers knowledge and against what she
! believed would be his fathers wishes No
q objection being made, tbs, item WRs, struck
Tout. t
Pc. HoUsE-The MCGarrahan land-claim bill
passed today.;A bill also passed .opening
to competition by local. architects the design
and construction Of public buildings The
senate loiht resolution passeu au'hor1Hins
/ the lftes % iapoF " lpAEe ~ tfVes,sa-
! ton OF the sums q cues, Mr. Lihu' % ffiun--
ncsota' IN oehaif otth minority on me com
mlttee appointed 10 hNestigaoe,th' ADMINS
/. tfation OF we penssl9n Once SUBMIT ttpe
:. views Oh lhe minority Oh the mouse me
! rePorehnds hothihg Tor mel tiie cotnfhts-
t Hsioher can DC crltselSeh lhhitss iotpe'ne
Eappolhteu MS son appointment cletk soi IN"
oareau7 htagrees WIN Uhe 'maJor'ts III inc
saEseS'leh ~ HSR"Idio NJ eheFCIse'ey hiehlr
oerso Oh congress . u conEressl2ha
! privileges anu ASSERTS maj he maJorI's Oh
l the committee seemed determines TO fasien
icrlme ana fup upon the commis-
! stoher. pu' hSNths utterly iaheu 10 ooso by
| the ecu itst rfsors' hough''o
. ooi py inference MT tat.srsoh' Oh lennes-
| soe',S poNE aoptosit'on :" 'ne lpfes io'l aho
l ma"c 3fSIi',nte % IN. SoiHIVtau
tion. MI. pInstsS, 9Lmaine, euspIateu an