The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-03-11

was taken up and discussed. but no action
taken. The Hudson river bridge bill had the
same experience.
HoUsE-The Senate amendments TO the
agricultural appropriation bill were then nom
| coneurred in and the bill was sent to confer
! oncc. The conference report on the District
| of Columbia appropriation bill was agreed to.
The war claim bill for the relief OF William
| and Mary college was passed-yeas 1856, nays
| so. The Senate amendments to the naval np-
! preparation bill were non-concurred In. Then
! AIr Hatch moved to suspend the rules and
concur in Senate amendments to the anti
option blll. After brief debate the vote
! wns taken and resulted liz TO l34 As this
| was less than two-thrds vote the motion
| was declared lost. This makes 1t almost GET
tain that the bill VIII not pass at this session.
| MARCH 2-SESATE.-The postoiIlcc appro-
| prlaton bill was passed, with clause allow.
| Ing the postmaster general to expcnd slvb,bli
| for fact mail service in the South, II he thinks
| It best to do so. The consideration Of the ln-
| dian bill was then resumed. The last amend
Inent ia the bill was the one in relation 10 the
| Cherokee lands. II was amended aud agreed
| 10. As amended II appropr!ates So,J9o,JOO TO
pay the Cherokees for the land Ia question, OF
which 1886, 600 shall be payable Immediately
aud the remaining ss ,000, 600 shall be payable
| in five equal instsllInents. commencing on the
| 4th Of March, 1894. and ending on the 18th OF
| March, 1895 the deferred payments TO bear
| per cent. interest, Some other amendments
1
! deficiency appropriation bill was taken up
| and It's consideration concluded at ii p. IN.
| when 1t passed. Memorial services were then
held In respect To the memory of the late
| Representative Craig OF Pennsylvania and oil
| the late Representative Warwick OF ONO
| Addresses In eulogy Of Mr. Craig were made
! hy Senator, Cameron, PETER, Call and Villas,
| aud Ia eulugy of Mr.. Warwick by Senators
Btice and Daniel. Eulogies were also delly.
erred on the late Representative Kendall OF
/ HHS I inI. MI Gallon
| At tie close OF these ceremonies the Senate
at go a. III. adjourned.
1iousE-Thc bill TO prescribe the number
81 district attorneys 10 the judicial district OF
| Oklahoma WIS passed over the Presidents
| yrlo-l1o 10 81 The Senate amendments to
the postoilicc appropriation bill were non
! coneurrcd in, and the bill WAS sent to confer
| eucc. Mr., Holman .uhmittcd the conference
| report on the sundfy civil appropriation bill.
! After considerable debate and amid much
ronfu-lon. the conference report was agreed
| to=.yca~ 49, nays 10 But Il l. n Disagree
ing report The bone Of contention In the
| bill Is an appropriation for Worlds Fair oil
| ncials, to which the House objects. The re-
| port on the legislative APPROPRIATION biil was
| then agreed 20. Mr. Stump moved to suspend
the rules aud pahs Senate bill to facilitate the
enforcement OF the immigration and contract
! labor laws. The motion was agreed to-13 TO
| - The Senate amendments In the Indian
/ appropriation bill were Hon-conCu-red In.
| Mt. buathct tnoFch 10 slNptuu rue Fulcs anu
| pas. Joint resolution providing for private
clerks for representatives not chalrmcn of
| committees. Agreed to-l'2, maya 80. AT
l9:40 Friday morning the House adjourned.
MARcH 3.-sEs,rE.-The conference re
port on the legislative appropriation bill was
\ ngroed 90.
| Nj Teller. In order To prove the ability and
| r,,'i "A di.netch which he had received from,
| ii,c gi,Irir,, Urrs. n..neI.tion Of Denver,
| Colorado. oiferlnr TO exchange 81 100000 in
/ r,Id f.,r II 400 OaO in LEGAL tender notes He
.n.i that he Ind communicated this dispatch
tl the tccretary OF the treasury, and had re-
rriscl this answer:
WIN receive gold In Denver. Amount OF
express charges on currency will be sl5O,
| which Denver parties u il have to pay. The
| gold viii bc sent through The postoice at no
80. ci,,rescs IL wnnid ii. ,auIvaIrnt 10 nav
/ In, nrrmiiim ON gold. A thing | would not
| iT-, Ia 40
lSIcncd, "Cu,utr. FosryH.r
| Mr. 'TsIIrrrs rc-nonsc tn tbIs fentir.ly on
| ht. own rcsnon.Ib'iity1 va..
| II don't thfnk the Deny.r hank. Will nav
| tho cvp,us, vnu rpentfon can SCI no rra.
/ ~, all, ,hc;, .Inrfd -
| I'm yi,,, II mai corre.nonaenee. Mr.. Teller
| ,bl,,s'hI ,b,, ,he ,,reienJc5 -trai, n, Tho
| tT,+t'l1rv denartm.nt wa. ,ntirelv nufounaed
! liz ga. authoritntivelv Informed thnt several
riiIIn,. Of rold could he baa i'm the same
/ x.nN NJ ne eat IN a frgt
| Ict,,rfrr.nt desired II II ,br We.t ala nnt
.,cf III IN wanted In nppronrIatIon bill. Il
Contributed morr Ia The Growth OF the eot,n.
-, Than any other section
| ,'-.,s-,.. .,,..,,.,I,,,. 80. ~, .,,,,,.,
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80 - y ~ ~ ,-'stt . -
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~ , W ,.'' , w.. IL In - '..i =,
,.e. =. ~ I ~ ~, a., ,..t IN 80
-, az ,ho d.da'.rc" ,nnrnn,I,,inn mi
agreed TO-
uorsr-The Worlds Fair item. I'm Tho
snndry civil appropriation hill were discussed
on,t Tho Unusr decided nc,Ins, tbcm Cor
ference reports ON the naval, a-rlcultural. dc.
acIeney and po.totilce approprlatlon bill-
,.ore ,S,reei tn mi. leaves tho India, and
.,,rdry anrronr,a,jop hiIIs We, To dIsnosc NJ
MARCH t.-SESATE,-Thc conference re.
ports on the sunury civil and the Indian np.
preparation bills were adopted. The usual
vote of thanks TO the retiring presiding off.
GERS were passed and at II so Vice President
Morton delivered his farewell address and de-
clnrcd the Senate of the Fifty second Con
gress adjourned sine die. He then admins
tered the oath Of Office to his successor aud
surrendered TO him the gavel. The special
scs'Ion pi 'ne ~ my IL, .VnsiYs was tncu
Upened - pia,.. " Nn'pi", pu'vt. Wy
49,. ~, 'n . iNts smut "u
uress aits' ~h!eh .ie nvNIs cIesteu senators
- .aI.i' et ,,,i au N,'c s"o,
IN. AL tnesc ptyliInin n naVing peen duly
disposed o. .hc zee rrtsiuen' u'rcc,e" the
seFgeanl-at-arti5 10 proeeeu 10 the execution
o, s,s utue ,So Tia, ~ w., nm LUZ ,n