Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-10-19

Emsodments. The Deniocra1s au.
sne0 .hs bill Was defective III that
thaI ~ reneal statute 5G2S. which
INV permits troops at the polls
Modification could not - made
A. order, and the correction VIII
I. male in the senate.
assirs in the senate have reached
] and within the next twentyiour
san,c decisive action viii be
,hc repeal bill. The senate
s,,n lis continuous session. which
ssa.;l . vote is taken. This may
~ n the eavcniug. or might
rasbed until tomorrow morning.
~an sre confident, while the
n silver expect 10 force a com
|a,r,en. Oct. 12.--The usual meth
1 rbich controversies over legis-
r,re settled by an agreement TO
vote have failed to carry and
a Is now watching the decision
.s.t fl spcial question by a test of
q endurance not unlike the games
t%pomans. Like the ancient athletic
~ multitude fills the seats of the
~.sao,er and WI its the outcome. II
|s.d to-day or it may continue for
An day yesterday there We're evil
e incarnation for the fight. Few
!. were in the chamber, but Il
info the cloak rooms and n peep
IN committee rooms showed many
slpeping on the couches and sofas
.-aing their strength for a siege
4 they appreciated would test most
IN every energy which they could
N THE forces on both sides of the
xere divided so as to be able TO
yrb other relief by taking the de-
If their position in turn. The
panber of employees of the senate
Ikewise separated into relays in
nation of Il continuous work. The
rrt.at.arms, Col Bright, has every
bis pay roll within call. Re
4 ~doorkeepers are provided for the
rvs and a reserve force is ready to
the doors oft he senate floor. -Four
are ready and waiting to hunt up
his and request their attendance.
,siress of every senator has been
kEy revised up to date, and the
artat-arms has compiled a mass of
sting information as TO the usual
Il Of senator's in order that those
drift away may be tracked TO their
In the committee rooms coucheS
Markets had been prepared and
Of the members spent the night
The galleries were filed. but to-
rtruing the speeches became tire
and many of the spectators left.
SIDES are firm
house begi., the consideration of
Hfreary bill to extend the provisions
h Geary act for six months under
val order providing that it shall be-
Pkred until disposed of. Only two
kes were made-by Mr.. McCreary,
nan of the foreign affairs committee,
Export, and by Mr.. Geary, the au.
81 the old law, in antagoniSm.
|shington. Oct. 13.-The senate nd,
PED at 1:45 a. NJ, and it is thought {:
f%rorise bill will be adopted on tho
y en- amendment presented by MIR,
y Of Ter nessee. 1t provides first,
ae coinage of all the silver bullion in
ifssury representing the government
erage into full legal tender dollars
rate Of $3,Oo0.GO0 per month; So,
sAen this ssicnCrege shall have beer
the secretary of the treasury shall
nase each month bullion sufficient Il
tank dollars and to coin the bullion
regal tender dollars; third. that al
notes or certificates of less demon
N that $40 shall be redeemed and
rested, and that national banl
q less denomination than $40 shall
saetned and the national banks re
4 % substitute notes Of that demon
sa' fourth, that the $3.50 and :;
pieces shall no longer be coined, bu
received at the treasury shall b,
saM as eagles and double eagles
mat the holders Of standard silve'
y snail be able to exchange sucl
= on presentation for notes of tn,
legal tender qualities as such silve
y which shall be held for their re
won Late yesterday afternoon
% lay Mr.. PETERS free coinag
aalaent on the table resulted:
S-Messrs. Gallery. Camden. Carey
'n, Davis, Dixon, DoIph. Faulkner
u~alliLger, Gordon. Gray, Hale
Hill, Hoard, Lindsay. McMil
Mcfherson. Mills, Mitchell wis
.pay, sIatt, Proctor, Quay, Ransom
IMAM, Smith, Squire, Voorhees,, Wash
White Ua.l-33.
ss-Messrs. Bate, Berry. Blackburn
~ Gall. Cameron. Coke, Danie
hunton, Irby, Martin, Morgan
refier, Vest, Walthall-17.
ue house a fight came up on the hi
~Osect forest reservations, reporte
.ne committee on public land.
me house went Tito committee tn
was rather vigorously attacked
eF OF South Dakota said he was /
% Protecting the timber, but thi
mant the stripping Of timber off til
hhannons. He objected to section z Z
ml' Which provides for the sale {
IN public lands. Hermann of Or,
sso spoke imposition, and Simpso
N KANSAS followed in a denunciator
IN this bin was an instanc
I,,. pablic interests were neglected fl
u interests. The reservations col
~, great coal fields, and private il
We're sure to get hold of then
OF Washington said If this bi
~ me lnmbermen would strip II
IA gu the lands. Before any vol
. reached the morning hour G,
aAa the bill went over.
sion, Oct. 14.-At the cabin,
\ - yesterday after complete discu
an the phnaes Of the sspase 81
conpron,i.. propositioh W.
~ vi to he nff.r ~ oca 80 II