The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-04
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AASEINGTOS. D. L, Jan, 2o.-t lllDlSteFlng
against the bankruptcy bill was begun to-day
by Mr. kjIgore Dem, Tex. In the first place
he insisted on The reading OF the journal in full
Then ne objected to the approval OF that docu-
meut. and an hour was consumed before II was
finally agreed TO as a portion OF the rec
ordS OF the House. He was ably sec
ouded in his endeavor to defeat the
buukruucy bin by Mr. Pierce Tenn;
who supplemented his every fIbustering mo-
tiou with another which WAS calculated TO pre-
vent action, and the fllbustering continued.
Mr lockwood called up the senate joint re,olu-
tion directing the secretary OF war to investi-
gate the subject Of rah-towing on the Great
Lakes. After half an hour consumed in votes
by tellers, Mr.. Lockwoods ollt was passed.
NJ. Holman DEM moved TINT the
House go into committee of the whole Tor the
further consideration OF the suudry civil bill.
NJ r. HOlmaus motion was Ceieatcd-aS 10 l4-
The balance of the session was taken up IN de-
bate and balloting and dIlatory motions.
WA-EINGToN, =. G., Jan. 2h.-In the House
to-day the sundry civil bill was granted The
rigLt-uf-way, and while Il few ohstrUctlons were
placed on the track, none of them proved dis
aslroUS. and the Dill made ialr progress NF.
pockery reported from the committee on AF-
propriauons the Legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill Calendar. he
House then resumed, in committee OF the
whole. the consideration OF the sundTy civil
appropriation bill.
WtsHI<Gro<. d. G., Jan. 27.-The death of
OK SECRETARY Blaine brought the business of tho
House toa sudden termination this morning.
\ few committee reports were made incIudlng
q bill to repeal the federal election Ia"sh anu
brleI
NiHikcu, who represents Mr.. Blalnes old dls-
trjet and Holman, who served many years
with him in the House, ana who has always
been his personal friend, the House, out OF re-
speCt to the memory OF the deau sIateSiIau' az
WtsHIxGrox y. c.. Jan. 2S-Beyond the
sdoptlou OF resolutions looking 20 the luyestl-
rqfioiI of the Panama Canal scandal and the
yyh.Skv trust the proceedings in the House to
cEy we're devoid OF public interest. ne sun
lry civil bill made SLOW progress us cohsid-
va ~7SR Ia II I
mainly of Il humorous, though oCcasiohaiy OF
;. IarsonqI character No material change was
WNsfIIvgTur, - G., Jan. So The session OF
the House to-day was brief. The suudry CINL
approrrfEtion niil was further considered, 6ut
Hyas not disposed Of Il viii pTobabiy be DIS :
-,,,.,,i Of tomorrow. senate Dill was passed
- refer TO the court Of claims the c!alm
- Isle Ben.ou Fremont TO certain
Ind, in san Francisco, Cal. REQUEST
NJ Hopkins for the passage
III a. bill appropTinting s-V,HU l@oa @
~ Establishment OF bUoys on the lake
front Of Chicago was oacc1e1 70 ~ o nmhIc
Nr. Nc&ac, from the eohmit itlce On ~ y
md. reporteG Il bill 10 punish crimes IN me
Yc..ou,tone National Park. ne speak "I-
uouucct thc appointment ol ths ~ 80" ~ .1 -
,....,r,rfrre,. 10 Investigate the Panama canal
.ga-.i.l. NesS-s Fellows, Geary, Patterson
Vts.,I<.ro<. j. c., Jan. 81. 4 reso ution
.4,'r.r.3 calling on the secretary OF the N
- - iu+nrrrstlor as 10 whether manu-
&, c-I.-erS oui reiiuers OF sugar have reused ~
answer questions proPouhdeu - LuetI - - 80,
ms Official, and II SO what Steps naHe -
.sLe1 IN compel them 10 answer. S tne
- xr-fer to lie taken up was tha' "H.C.l .
r-NrfiateS for rivers ad harooF :. ~. ~. ~ ~,
re 1.arl Butler raised the point that the a p
t.-.,-;a+2,-, for This object did not rest Wlthih
ne fJ,riSi ictiou OF the committee on App'o
.5ars but within that n tha cgIa,l,gS OF nt me
Int the committee rose and the house Sa-
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