The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
EXTRASESSION OF CONGRESS-
sfNTY-riRsr pay.

tGNIN-FlKST pay.
SENATE-Ihe Joint resolution Tor citizen.
ship in the Cherokee outlet was pnssrd and
provides that all citizens of the United
States above the age Of u years who are
actual resiieuts on the strip on October q.
1893, and have been such residents for &c
days PRIOR thereto, shall be entitled to vote
and hold Office at The iirs, municipal cleo
tions for the organization of city, village
and town governments. Mr. Lodge, Repub.
lican. of Massachusetts, called up his reso.
luton for an amendment of the rules. The
necessity OF power to close debate has
been, he said recognized Of late year,, in
the House OF Commons and in the Ameri-
can House of Representatives These two
great representative bodies were today. ow.
ing to that reform. able 10 transact business
according to the will of the majority. The
practice under the old rule had come to be n
vital question in the Senate and he trusted
that there would grow out of the debate on
the silver net proper reform of the Senate
rules After some proUngaiiOn Of the
session. the Lodge amendments 10 the
rules went over until tomorrow and the
silver purchase repeal bill Was taken up
which was debated until adjournment
HoUsE-The bill extending for SIX months
the time within which Chinese may he al
lowed to register under the operation of the
Gea-y law was passed In the House to dav
with little or no opposition The bill defines
Chinese laborcrs and Chinese merchants,
makes mandatory Photographic identiica-
tion, requires marshas to carry ont order.
for deportation. jailing Cinnamon without
bail pending the execution of deportation
wrts ami excludes Cinnamon
convicted of any felony from per.
mission TO register. The Cox bill
for the better control of national banks was
then taken up and after remarks by Mr..
Cox for and Mr. Cannon against it, the
House, without disposing OF the measure
adjourned.
sIxTY.sECoND DAY.
SHEsTE-The De bate on the silver repeal
bill was continued until adjournment.
HoUsE-ln the House to day bill dis.
Censing with proof OF loyalty in the cases
OF persons who. before the war. were cnti-
tied to pensions or to bounty lands, was
objected TO by Mr.. Burrows, Republican, of
Michigan, rs far as the pension clause was
concerned. Thereupon Mr.. Oates withdrew
the pension clause aud the bill was passed.
Then came up the proposition for the better
control of national banks, and IL was agreed
to without even adivision. 1t provides that
no national banking association shall make
any loan to its president, vice president,
cashier, directors or any OF its clerks,tellers.
bookkeepers, agents. servants or other per.
sons in lis employ until the proposition 10
make such Il loan. stating the amount, terms
and security therefor. shall have been sub
mtted in writing by the person desiring the
same to meeting of the board of directors
or of the executive committee, and approved
by majority of those present constituting
quorum, but only to the amount now al
lowed by the law. The House then ad-
journed.
sIxTY.THIRD DAY.
SENATE.--The debate and deadlock on the
silver repeal bill was continued, and after
n series ofspeeches the senate took u recess
until 10 o clock tomorrow
HoUsE-The New York and New Jersey
bridge bill was passed. The bill amending
the revised statutes relating TO fees and
offenders against the United States, II estab.
fishing uniform fee for naturalization of
aliens by United States Circuit and District
Courts preventing the abuse of judicial
process, and providing that the defendant
when arrested for violation of the United
States law shall be taken before the nearest
officer qualified to give the defendant u
hearing was passed. The house then, alter
ONE unimportant business adjourned.
sIxTY-FoURTH DAY.
SESATE.-The silver bill wrangle was
continued again to-day, and after AN excit-
ing session the senate adiousaed for the
/ day
HORSE Without disposing of any busi-
ness the house proceeded to pay its tribute
of respect to the memory OF the late Will
liam Mutchler, of Pennsylvania. Eulogistic
addresses were made and then, rs mark OF
respect to the memory of the deceased, the
house adjourned.
sIxTY-FIFTH DAY.
SI'ATE-The senate session to day was
main of an executive nature, no busines,
OF importance being transacted in open ses
sion.
HorsE.-The house passed a salary de-
ficiencv hill appropriaiing 1885. 900 and the
bill TO remit half the duties assessed against
exhibits sold at the Worlds Fair, or those
now on exhibition there. which may 10 &c
the California Mdwinter Exposition and
be sold there. NO other business of any
importance was transacted Wien the house
adjourned.
srxTY-sIxrH DAY.
SEShTE.-Notning Of importance wal
done in the 'enate Today, the silver repea
bill being still ::on debate. After a shor
execuIve session the senate adjourned.
HOusE.-In the house today routine bus
ness was considered and several small bill.
were passed.