The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-27

Eho VVo1sz7a lsroseedLaa.s % tals senate a1-s
aouea ssivsa In Condensed t-orua-
IU tna senate On ths lsth the als--cptz7u DIE
sans Up as the regular order 1ud lrls denaled
Tor over tl=ee hours The l-e4arr-erl bin WIS
--la--ea- A nil 20 repeal tbs Sherman aLlFer
purchase aot was reported and placed GA the
calendar- Several local biilz passed. and llr-
t'erer further spoke ia favor OF Pa resolution
the zena ts soon adjourned los The session Of tl1
hGas1 was au uniuterastIuE one work was
mapped cut for the remainder OF tLe week and
Tor Tuesday and FFedue5day OF ueEt week. but
beyond tnis little vas Gone Il few private
measures were passed, and the committee on
il--ll-Ey n-slng- under O. PRIOR order me Eiz1+
1l way sailed up some bills OF secondary i'm
perfume The one OF most public interest vas
-l-l pf97lalng Tor me plulsl-EL-eni or qle---a
passed
AS soon as the journal was re1I iu The senate
on the 18th AIr. Sherman announced the death
OF eE-t-resideut Hayes and paid @ tribute % his
memory. ana on his motion the senate la-
louF72ed The house committee on appr1lEla-
blu WLich also embodied The river and harboF
appropriation. no other business was trans
acted owing 20 tA1 deathol ez-E-Eas---nt Hayes
B1sCussEolT OF the aurl-optiun bin continued
IN The senate on the 10Th AE Eeleg couslldea
MS speech on the presidential single term ana
new hIll4aErahau bill was introduced AlF-
Wolcott gave notice OF an amendment 20 The
bill 20 discontinue the purchase Of silver bul-
Lion ana in tI1duced a joint resolution directing
the poslInast er-Ecneral 20 discontinue the sale
o. sc-cnlied Columbian postage sr1Eupz except
H.AAa-Ee aEalllCAL4N called Tor E1e sara AAaa
knew OF nothing moro ridiculous than nose
ulaslgrs covering half eEVlIo PEI The
greater part OF the day iu she house was con
Autueu la Lli2ous ieElug Lne Dil- passed 10 meet
the requirements Of the Interstate commerce
law relur17e TO the testimony of Witnesses Lila
bin amending the interstate commerce law
was then considered nc length and nuaily
passed
THE senate met on the a1lh but soon adj
journed out Of respect 20 el- President Hayes
-...I In The house the general dedcieusy BIN was
reported The total amount covered 10y The oll
IS t2l,s-a6l0, of which the largest item ts tlt--
lt3iiaI for pensions us sti-sat being Tor pay
manls OF pensions aud So 100 for fees and ez-
peusas OF examining surgeons hr. DuthWatls
offered O resolution That the day being the oc-
casi0n of the funeral OF exc President Hayes
the house adjourn which motion prevailed and
the house adjourned
WHEN the senate met on the 2lst mr.. VOL
colt called up his joint resolution for the dis
continuing OF the sale Of Columbian postage
stamps He Fidiculed the new stamps and the
postula5 teE-general5 ''con11eEciaL idea OF
making 81 $4,000 out OF their sale 60 stamp col
lectors- The resolution was referred One or
two local bills passed and after au executive
session the senate adjouruod---. In the house
Mr.. BauEheaa reported the Scolt resolution
ana report Of the secretary Of the treasury re-
sardiug me amount appropriated tor public
buildings. The quarantine bin was then con-
siderad until adjournment
IN th= senate on the 23I the Cherokee outlet
was the subject Of discussion for some time
The Doves bill was substituted FOR the Peel
bill ana viii soon have the right OF way. The
anti-optlon biE was then debated until adjourn
mCnt-..-T The house held a bois ferrous session
The quarantine bill being under discussion Ihe
bin was finally passed by 1873 20 o. The bill
requires all vessels clearing foU the Uliuca
States 10 obtain from the consul or Vice consul
at the port Of departure bill OF health. The
president is authorized 10 detail medical
odIcer TO serve in the ONCE of the consulate al
any foreign port Tor the purpose of giving the
bills Of health. On the arrival OF on GlectGd
vessel at any port not provided with proper
facilities for treatment. The secretary OF the
treasury may remand the vessel to The nearest
national or other quarantine