The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14
CONGRESSIONAL paocEEplNosI
The Senate.

4
WARRINGTON. Oct. e.-The senate CON
sidered the resolution offered on Wednes.
day last by Mr.. PETER, pop, Knnsas, for
Especial committee on the improvement
Of the banking system of the country.
Mr.. Stewart, rep, Nevada, immediHteay
took the floor and made long and seri-
0us complaint against the treasury de-ss
partment for not buying the I, SOC, 0oO
ounces of silver bullion per month as re-
luired by the Sherman law,
Mr.. Black burn, dem, Kentucky, sentse0.
the clerks desk and had read the amend
nient to the repeal bill which he had
given notice of in his speech honWednesdAy.4s
1t strikes out the Voorhees, amendMenttas
The house bill and substitutes for 1t sixTs
additional sections. 1t authorizes the
free coinage of silver from United States
mints except as seigniorage. the rate OF !.
which is to be established by the secp7tary
OF the treasury on the first Of each month";
The seigniorage is to be the differenceb be-
silver and its ninted valneS
ntter coinage. The seigniorage is not to
be coined, but is to be sold for gold
(either at home or abroad) and the gold
received for 1t Is to be held in the treas
nry and used only for the purpose Of
maintaining the parity between the two
metals.
Mr.. Peffer's resolution was referred
to the finance committee, and
strnctirt, tha ,,d.a;s ~, .,o,,; M.
sseuc'ins ssa :. me ~ !uale'ary coHmas- mi
v;siora ~ tho fec coiro 90 nn% "a ffs17
arn st,1, T., fone. No 4 a ,.nas5 ~, ,.;thn,,e
discussion and without divisions.
The silver purchase repeal bill Was then
t;n,,aa H. u,,asa,, :,st !. s,,snh haG.r
on Wednesday. 80
WAsn1NGroS. Oct. 7.-When the repeal
bill was taken up in the senate this morn
ing Mr.. Voorhees, gave notica that ON
Wednesday, next Mt the meetfno ~ the
senot. bo shan,d ,,,o,, 4. - 80, a.;
SESSION n,+;, ,,nta 49, ~ ~ ~ tt,a
In ~ ,na,s,r, "a 1n,I, - s..e -
maintain ma Quorum until /, the protrscted, ].
81 trn,r,rn, ,,.s aa,aaa r '' $50 - sssN' :. 4
Mr sP,anha aa,n thon add.a..ad 80
senate ;n tnv,, ~ t,,a ,sa,aI - sss shas
manact - ''A' Pea - y '1o '''ss'.s
Wv W,su,v,ro>, a.. q 49,.
AshiSsloN, oct' In the senass snis +
at joint meeting of the Mem
his Cotton and Merchants exs:
$50 - -
sran,las surInnsss, .,nt sonaesinlns he 80 W. n,
silrer LOT sch. snele
Of anp iisconrtesw II towards thesc az.
~, any :.:t .i. snssG. ss -
.s sn1 ama na,n Nv 4nain s;aa -
his cnilaa,,na Ole oA' siuS ~ -t.n .' = ..s
The res9i'tio, M ,+r.roa h., NJ. wni..t4
ra,, coia.ad.. ,st Sa+as., ~ asss,Ts
.,aa H"J, ;"H. .LAy 1s.s..y
saa',o aa ti,a Was,a sne ..s.;.s,.s
e...o ,.,,;ss In '.o., ~
M wn,natt aIdrass.I ~ NJ q,
80. y sA1o q s'1'. " -
- :. ~ - NJ,
vas, "Asn.NeloN, ' o.s io.-rlhe reso1usaon us
ensn ps ~. ~, -. ~,
hon ea..ius On 'ne s.ase
.ntor','a.' .'on as " ~nesner .ne I,
nf Shsneaa
Gearv bill was laid before the senax1 anii 4
Mr.. Doiph set out to make a spexcI cp I
It, but was cut off by a suggesti0t j.
Mr. sherman. rep, Ohio, that thA
don referred to executive buesa 4d {
aad to be consideted In priyA3 .;s
MI. Doiph attempted toS Nj
me rule was not appMea n5p q
ihls case, but he was ~
on by the ruling that even ~ ;
that matter before the senaes
executive business gntse4 thN : Il
afftcer to order tk1 - II
Lna the s!e1ssl leso1es s. u
AZ a1tt Mr. Id a. 49,
hkKa. hiA speech IAa1lN tnsOpen ~ 4n6S
E.repUfted, but he had to yield anAl- 4
!eries were accordingly cleated ~ She &
aoors closed. ssssa s 5s
The doors were rcopened AT n 40 =. M. y
iad the silver purchase repeal bill was J