Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26
lative to the testimony Of w,,nosso.

relative h9ls to the testimony of witnesses. A
p1!i was passed for the construction of a
Dridge across the Mississippi River at New
orleans. The bill providing for sundry hg hit.
houses ana other aids to navigation was called
up. MI. Brlckner, in charge of the bill. de.
manded the previous question: but Mr., Kligore
came 10 the front and raised the point of no
quorum m The previous question was ordered:
Mr. Patterson then called up the Senate biz for
the construction of two United States revenue
M NGtters 1or use on the Pacific coast In view of
M MT hiigore opposition las he mace the point
VI W: no quorum) the bill was withdrawn Mr.
WIS wise tnen called up Senate bill concern
ing ing testimony est, in criminal cases grow
ing out OF the interstate commerce
ac', with substitute providing that
no person shall be excused from attending or
commission on the ground that testimony or
s sutpaefhGe may tend to criminate him. The
amended was passed without objection p sero as
VI! was passed authorizing the construction of
NJ oiioge across the mississippi River at or near
Jew orleans. Also bin making Rockport,
Tex, a SUPPORT of entry. The bill tor the es
tapilsnment OF a national quarantine was
cal Id up bnt the opponents of the measure
i against 1t and finally forced an ad-
!. WASHINGTON. D. c., JAN 2o-The House for
the SECOND time this week adjourned out of re.
spect to the memory of ex-President HaveS
The general deficiency appropriation bill was
reported and placed on the calendar. Mr.. War
ner from the committee manufactures pre-.
ID.
was placed upon the calendar. Mr. De Ar.
mond, from the committee on election of presi-
oent. etc, reported bill to repeal the sections
OF the Revised Statutes concerning supervisors
OF elections. Calendar. Mr.. Cultivate
then rose and offered the following resolu-
ton: Resolved. That this House on this, the
Gay OF the funeral Of the late Rutherford B.
Hayes formerly chief magistrate of the United
states, as further mark of respect to his mem.
DRY. do now adjourn" The resolution was
adopted and the House adjourned
WASHINGTON ID e. Ian -rbo f,,..
the session OF the House to-day was the consid-
Grafton of the national quarantine bill. 1t wns
ushered in by an eloquent speech from Con
gresham Raynor, who depicted the DANCE,
which was imminent to the people of this
country from unrestricted immigration, AND
who urged upon the House the necessity OF
protect the United States from an In.
saslon rS of its mo, most dread enemy-chol-
onal obecslons raised 'e Sgain s9ns tn:
measure, but outside of Mr.. Raynor's speech
sno a few remarks made by Mr. Cochran and
in the bill, which comes up again Monday
morning. On motion of MI Herman a Senate
bill was passed extending until January l. 1894
forfeited lands along the Northern Pacific Rail-
way between Walla Walla, Wash, and Portland
Ore Mr. Bankhead. chairman of the commit
tee on public buildings and grounds, reported
back the Scott resolution calling on the secre-
lary OF the treasury for information regarding
fhs amounts na approp1atsd for public
accepted Mr.. Bacon, from the com
mittee on banking and currency, reported a
bill to provide for the speedy redemption OF
United States currency and national bank notes
which have become unclean and unfit tor USE
Calendar There was also placed on the calen
dar bill reported from the committee on
commerce to establish buoys on the Michigan
Lake front, Chicago. LII. Senate bill was
passed for the abolition of post traderships.
matte appropriation bill, and 1t was placed on
the calendar.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 23.-The House met
at IL O'Clock this morning. This had the effect
to continue the special order under which the
quarantine bill is being considered, and the
House Immediately proceeded. III committee of
motion of Mr.: Warner an amendment was
adopted extending the provisions of the bill TO
Immigration and importation across land
boundaries as we'll across sea boundaries.
After the rejection of various amendments
the committee rose and reported the
bill tdnna to ,ss the House Then the House
tangle. The bill as reported from the commit
tee of the whole was substitute for the orig
inal bill introduced by Mr.. Raynor and as such
substitute was reported as one amendment, al
though it had itself received several amend
ments. Complaint was made that this was not
the proper status of the bill, but the Speaker
amcndment-the vote, pending the previous
question, was finally ordered Oh the substitute
reported by the committee of the whole-l39 to
29-and the substitute was agreed to. Mr.. Riley
then moved to re-commit the bill, with instruc-
lions to the committee on commerce to report
back the provisions of the Senate bill as
modified by the amendments adopted
by the House committee of the
whole. with the exception of the
Cochran amendment. he motion was
defeated-yeas. 95; nays, 157. Then came the
vote on the final passage OF the bill On div-
sion the vote stood III to A. Mr.. Mallory
raised the point of no quorum. but vote
by telers the vote stood l3S to 20. No effort was
made to secure yea and nay vote The n CIV
York and New Jersey bridge bill then
delegation
compelled its withdrawal by iilibuserlng. The
House then, in committee of the whole, pro-
ceeded to the consideration OF the Sundry civil
appropriation bill. The general debate occu-
pied about twenty minutes, though there was a
taclt agreement that Mr.. Bland would be al
lowed thirty minutes tomorrow to present his
opinion as to the proposed repeal OF the Sher-
man silver bill. Without disposing Of the bill
The committee rose and the House adjourned.