Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08
FIFTY-SEC0ND CONGRESS.

,OEncrfutut OF eir. HlAinN'N death tfn fr
he senate h NJ. Hale. who ans been Tor n,nny
sears one OF the closest ucrsoual ANA POLITICAL
friends Of the dead STATESMAN. Hi rernarl-,
Tcrc followed by . motion. made by Mr. . ocb.
ell democrat. OF Missouri. that tho senate aA
iourn cut 81 respect To the memory OF Tho a..
ceased and that motion was declared carried
The adjournment Friday makes the sixth Inter.
-upiiCn o. business in the senate cnused ~
tcoth. within the last few weeks
HOUSE The death OF Ex.Spcaker Blasn.
brought The business OF tho house TO a sudden
termination this morning. After. brlof and AZ
iec,inr speeches by Mniiken who represents
Mr. Biaine's old district. and Holman t,.ho
served many years with him IN the house and
who ms always been his personal friend) the
mouse, out or respect 10 the memory Of The dead
statesman. adjourned In HIS opening PRAYER
the chaplain referring TO the death OF NJ
Blaine. salds 20 Eternal God we stand before
Thee profoundly moved as the news comes 10 the
capitol and flies through the iand that n
great man and prince among the peopio has
ended his earthly career. Rich IN the manifold
gifts with which Thou has endowed him. tire
less In energy, cevotlng himself fora genera
ZION 70 the services OF the land holding men 10
him py bonds stronger thnn steel, winning fot
himself the hearty affection ans confidence OF
millions Of his fellow citizens: such a place has
rarely been held BY any man. he passes from us
morrncd, honorcd. ioved-his memory fra
grancc In this house and throughout the .capttoi
aud throughout the nation"
WASHINGTON, Jan 2o.-SUSArE-Mr ChAnd.
lcr to-cay made an EFFORT 20 secure oonsidera
ton IN the senate % "a concurrent resolution rr.
quesiing the president 10 enter into negotiations
looking 20 the annexation 90 Hawaii His r--o
luton read follows. "RcsOived Bv the son
ate. the house OF representatives concurrtnr
that the president De requested 70 en-.
ter into negotiations with tho present pro
yisional government of the late Kingdom OF
Hawnii FOR the admission OF tho Islands as
territory into the United States, a. 20 lay any
convention which he may make bcfo.e nxreSs
Tor ratification by Hesitation Owing 10 an
Objection 10 the immediate consideration OF
the resolution by senator White IL went over
untl tomorrow, when Il viii be called up in
regular order Senator sherman presented y
number Of petitions from various boards OF
health throrshout Ohio favoriug the suppress
sion Of immigration for one year aud the pass
age oi the national quarantine bin. ho also
presented quite number OF petitions favor.
INK tho passage 81 tho ant.optlon bill
HousE-1he house spent several hours 90.
day increasing the sundry civil appropriation
hll A strong opposition 10 the proposed apuro-
priation for ex-uuon soldiers was made.
WASHINGTON Feb I-SNNArn-Thc an.t
option bill was called up Tuesday afternoon
Various amendments we're offered and rejected
and the blu was then passed-ycas %. uays -
Pairs were announced between Messra Carlisle
and Paddock, Aldrlch and Quay. Bate and Al.
len, Jones lNcvada) ana Saunders. pasco and
Casey Vance and Warren. Brico and Coiquitt
The bin IL one passed by tho house % repre-
v various
amendments thereto. Mr. Washburn moved
thata conference bc asked. Mr. Hoar moved
20 let the motion 90 over Agreed To
HousE-Littie business was transacted Tues.
ddy. There was exciting scene on the floor
OF the house and one which many thourht
would result IN "A pesonal encounter, hut v hieh
turned out AL right and no one was tr iur~d nor
was nnyone's eye blAckcnsd Mr. blanchard
OF Louisiana, was ArguiHg point Of order in
connection with IN appropriation concerning
wuF md hnrf V1,Nu q
been made by Butler OF Iowa Just A. he wa.
finishing his argument against the point u
order. which would have cut out some eleven
millions for contracted work on river. and hAr.
bors, Mr., blanchard said that everyone knew
whence the making OF the point Of order By
MIR. Butler had been instigatod. and hs hooked
from Butler 20 Holman Butler flushed and
said something 10 ths eject that no gentleman
would say such n thing. Blanchard was a.
cool a. cucumber. while the house was breath
less, and he replied that that WAS not the place
TO resent the insult, but shore was a time and
place To sec 20 e.. subsequently MT Butler
withdrew the remark
MAsmSoroN Fob. 2-SuNArH CO., Senator
sherman presented number Of petitions from
various parts OF Ohio In references 10 immigra-
ton aud quarantine, also anticipation and
Worlds fair memorials Mr. Brice also pre-.
scented a number OF petitions upon the same
subject one OF the petitions praying for the
suspension OF immigration for one year and pas
sage OF a national quarantine bill was signed by
over 1900 citizens OF Ohio.
HoUsE-Thc proposition for n survey OF MIL
and Crawnsh creeks. at Cincinnati. for an Ice
harbor, was defeated to-day. The committee
on the eleventh census 90 whom was referred
a resolution instructlng them % inquire into
the expcdiency OF establishing n permanent
census bureau, to-day reported During tho
early part Of the session the committees heard
a number Of persons and its report is most
Voluminous. The committee recon- IN ends tina
passage Of "A bill which provides for q superln-
tcndcnt OF census, chief clerk. disbursinF ON.
Ger, i've experts, chief OF division. together
with an once force, the aggregate cost OF
which IL Il estimated. will not exceed 300 o01
annually. The bin places the entire force under
the civil service rules
WAsHIScToS. Feb s-SENArK Tho senate
was Ia executive session Thursday afternoon
upward OF two hours. and during that time ratl.
fed the French treaty, hut the ratification VS.
not made public This 81 tho treaty that was
brought 80 this country by Mr. Reid. late minis.
ter 60 France, and which was acted uuon BY tht.
senate some months AGO and rejrcted~ 1hs
matter was referred 20 the committee on for
eign relations. and IN ~ report 60 the senate
committee recommending cxpungIng from the
treaty small crimes ana rnisdcmcanors The
embczAcmcut clause, 40 s. understood. has been
permitted % stand. Tho senate also devoted a
part ~ It's time 20 the Russian treaty tho PRO
posed amendments being read al length but no
action was taken. Hawaiian affairs came In Tor
discussion, Senator Morgan making 10 speech iu
iAFuF OF annexation
HousE-Prcsdent Harrison sent 20 the house
Thursday his message dealing With the subject
81 the Importation 81 foreign goods into the
Julied states across the Canadian border un-
der consular seal Tho president discusses a.
length The treaty obligations which affect the
subject growing Gus % thc provisions Of Article
~ OF the treaty % Washington and arrives a.
The concius 0ns that Article - ~ the treaty OF
Washington has been abrogatcd. and there IL
40 Jaw in force % execute it that tho law au-
thorizlng she sealing Of cars iu Canads. contain
ing foreign merchaudise imported By our own
people from countries not c utiruous China
aud Japan, and carried through Canada for do
livery 20 such owners; that the law asa not CON
template fhe passing 90 scaled cara toany place
nos port nor the delivery ~ such cars b. the
owner or cousignco 90 Dc opened by him without
The supervision ~ revenue oniccr. and that
such practice So Inconsistent with tns safety ~
thc revenue
Srs. BIai e's Plans.
WAsmSoroN. Feb. 3.-Mrs james q.
Blaine viii shortly leave Washington
for few weeks Her destination has
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