The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-20

The EVoea'a F'rocesaInEz % tna Senate aad
1loua- llFel tu cuasicuaels PORN
Tbs sauHta on the lQth I-aasll -as lLli grant
ll s-lt-!o---i fl-'l-l Ll-l7 powers &c -
additional suites upon llsl secretary OF ne
treasury ana tha marine hospital service -
imIoF-Al- amendment l-a a11lte4 G.fl-l8 y
she president The power lot only 20 suspend
irl migration out 90 prohibit the whole Oh ia
part the lrtruduc ton Of persons and property.
After the Quarantine hfiT u--e u1rzeH rhe OH
prohibiting Immigration l1r one year Ees al
loved 10 lapse. me anri-outIou ON was tnca
taken up aud ar Nl-a1 cusu ElaEed la lf5ulzsli
against H. Adiourled---- l'he house met I'm
continuation Of lhe session OF she DAY before
into tne District OF Columbia was passed The
house thea proceeded 60 consider lle joint
resolution changing the SINE for enc meeting
OF congress ana Tor me Inauguration OF --5
president, and tlteraz sting discussion fol-
loved IL vas nuaily defeated and ths house
WHEE the senate met on the Iirh the nag on
ths capitol was al half-luuHt on aocouut or the
death OF Senator Lleunz- Of west Ftrsisla-
Immediately after the reading OF the journal
Az blackburn announced the death OF BIZ
Aeuua- Resolutions OF respect were adopted
q committee uuu1Iutad 90 attend the funeral
and lEe senate adi ourued 600. No business but
the reception OF the banIzIug committees ma
1oE1ty and minority reports the repeal og rus
Sherman act was done I'm the house. Senator
Henna' g death was announced aud the house
adjourned
WHEN the senate was called 10 order on the
g2Ll the members OF the house headed by
Speaker Crisp. dled iu iu q body 20 attend the
t-Hel-t monies OF me late senator tAenua
the nail was allied with heads OF departments
diplomats and other prominent persons Al
the close Or the services the senate au-
1ourned- ---- 40 business was transacted in the
house
TIE senate on the 18Th passed a bin to extend
TO the the northern Pacific ocean tle provisions
OF the statutes for the protection OF fur seals
and other fur bearing animals. Ths lIcGarra-
han bin yFGs under consideration Tor half an
hour and went over The anticipation bill was
then taken up and lar. Whites pending amend
amendment offered by lIr. Villas, which would
have Lhe eject OF restricting the operations Of
the bill 20 gambling transactions, was debated
ZOE the rest OF tLte Gay -- me mouse d la uu4t
time The republicans engaged in hlibusteriug
tactics all day against the confederation OF prl-
'ale war claim bills Mr. -tichafasoul from tho
committee on printing reported concurrent
resolution for she printing OF 6JQlO copies OF the
report or the agricultural department on the
sheep industry and on the diseases OF cattle. for
distribution by senators and representative.
Is the senate on the 1sth Mr.. Calery, the new
senator from Louisi1na, was sworn fla. The
anuoptton bill was taken up but there no
quor. IA and 10 was made the special order for
wednesday, The remainder OF the session
was occupied by senate Morgan In "a speech ON
the Nicaragua canal bill .-- Ths house had uu-
- L=-AslA .loA ne E-1eL Dill tof opening me
InefoHee strip being IN committee OF the
whole with Mr.. TursuCy, OF Missouri iu the
chair Mr. Otis OF Kansas, made o. good speech
10 support Of the bill When the committee rose
the bill passed The bill does not arrange TO
pay tbs Cherolkees q dollar down. Lt viii leave
the country owing the tribe s-,6351JO at S per
cent 10 be paid any time within six years.
Another feature Is one which prevents any per-
sons who already own farms or cf " real ezf5fg
Z %
oo00J0 acres is TO 60 TO the laudIess homeseelz-
ers, and not 20 thc land grabbers- The bill also
divides the rip into thirds by lines running
north and south ana provides that no man can
get more than eighty acres iu the east third
and must plF SOD acre la the middle
third and the west third man may set I5I
acres, but pays sI5l au acre iu the middle and
60 an acre in The west third
IN the senate on the 9Th Mr. Morrill, read
prepared speech against she hdcG urFahau bills
Mr. Fet1er delivered @ prepared speech ia favor
Of % constitutional amendment iiun. ting the
presidential once TO one term ana hIE Call
defended the coustitutiouniitY OF the arti-oD-
ton bill The anti-optiou bill was considered
until adiournmlut---- The house consumed
much time in considering o. resolution calling
on the executive department for Information as
20 war claims allowed, and finally passed ir.
The bin to settle the claims OF Arkansas aud
other states for swamp lands failed 10 receive
thc necessary majority MT. Chapman, from
the committee on presidential elections moved
20 suspend tho rules and pass a joint resolu-
ton providing for the election Of senators of
the United States by popular vote. After
adjusting the motion was agreed 70 without
division and the house adjourned