The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-11-04

Saturday passed the urgency deficiency
bill Various amendments to the sill
vex bill were defeated, and Senator
during his remarks, that the further
purchase of silver and making it the:
standard of value would, it was be-
Moved. work irreparable injury to the
business of the whole country, to the
wages and property of every citizen of
the land.
WASHINGTON, Oct. S1.-Unconditional
repeal has carried the day in the senate
At 7:2O o'clock last night the Voorhees,
bill was passed by the decisive vote Of
AZ to 80. It remains now only to rec
oncile minor differences of phraseoiogy
between the senate and the house, and,
this being done, President Clevelaud's
signature will make the repeal bill a
law: The full vote is rs follows:
WASHINGTON. Nov. LIN the senate
yesterday Senator Palmer (Ill.) re-
ported from the pensions committee a
bill STIMULATING that after July l, 1894.
NC pension shall be paid 20 a non-resi-
dent unless he be citizen Of this coun-
abled while serving the United States.
The house bill for bridge connecting
New York and jersey City was passed.
The House.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.--In the house
yesterday the death of the chaplain, Rev.
s. W. Haddaway, of Maryland, was an
nounced, and d committee OF seven was
appointed to attend the funeral. The
senate resolution extending the ac-
acknowledgement of the United States to
foreign governments for their partici-
patton in the worlds fair was con-
enrred in. The bankruptcy bin was
further considered.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s-The time Of
Me house yesterday was entirely
taken up in discussion of d resolution
calling for information as to state
banks, friends of the repeal of the
state bank tax declaring that the reso-
luton was an attempt to throw an OBJ
stacle in the way of the measure.
Being brought to a vote, q roll call
showed no quorum present. and the
house adjourned until Monday. The
vote is considered by both the friends
and opponents of the repeal of the
ssate-bank tax pretty good test as to
the sentiment of the house on the main
question.
WASHINGTON, Oct. so4--1n the house
Saturday the bankruptcy bill was
fEyther discussed.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 81. ~ Mr.. Oates
{aena., Ala.) called up his bin in the
husase yesterday to amend the naturali-
cation laws, and said the object of the
proposed law was to restrict the loose
ness existing in the naturalization Of
aliens. The bankruptcy bill was fur
ther discussed. Mr.. Hunter Un.) sub
uaitted resolution, which was agreed
to, expressing the astonishment and
sorrow at the news OF the violent death
of Carter H. Harrison, mayor of the
city of Chicago and formerly member
sa the house.
WARRINGTON. Nov. lin the house
yesterday the passage of the silver
purchase repeal bill by the senate was
reported and it was placed in its regu~
lar order on the calendar Rev. Ed
ward Bagley. pastor of the Christian
church in Washington, was selected
chaplain to succeed Rev. s. W. Hadda-
way, deceased. Mr.. Bailey TEX in
troduced bills to repeal all statutes
that provide for the retirement of off,
GERS of the army and navy. and also for
the repeal of statutes providing for the
retirement OF United States judges.