The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

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I'T'issy u i; I ,",.s !; n sr,o neither
~ iuGa "a u painted >:'tn
Ip~:l "A painted ocean
What Il toutElrss hun-huE thr ~vna'"
j. one has To- chop ~ it, Ncat i"r IL.
Do yuu know how much mon'y me
senate has wasted while "tclih1atln-
and chaSin~ the stock hoard ny ana
Gown the Stair, IF Nallc: Do Nnn
know how ,auch il e ST. l. .eru 'ne
Senate animals and clean oft the ~'h-
att CAGES: There ~hou.d i>c c'gnlI-
tigh, senators. There are >ujy eighty
five three Thy.
Senators Come High.
Well. il costs nclc sam t1.'tD Il
year to have Il senator. IN NEST m
stance; lie. ISM; worth ii. but he gets it
lust the same. That = Si4'.tNh. Now
for Gpork,rprr~. tunki"s, y Ges. ,'or>t-
abn,lt-. q, chhant>.. ana all that }"hg
list OF taN-ra;rr~ that make up the
train IF greatness. nee sam pays
lust about St.t.tut mere ah' ut $751;
Geo Il wear II fails cut. then. that the
last two months of i!lenrs7 have cost
the country almost >.of.,'h. Ftrt'y
steep Price Ia pay fer s,:ch = case of
tXphu> fever rs the Senate. But II
St ems t. he really or the brink of
something. The Senate "a Il disaster
will take a now f'rIH.
Fol"ten days Senators ard all sorts
of phiios, piers in >tatrcra't have be-
siered Cleveland. They have been
telling him that the White House has
been cleaned .ut. that on the prnp>si-
tion of unc, nditionat repeat II was
whipped and busted community.
They told Cleveland hat he had better
realize this. dnff his hat 10 fate. Timber
up his artillery. order his bugl"S to
blow tie retreat. and leave the field.
TLcv pointed ont that Washington re-
treated through seven rex, lution nary
Years and now owned white marble
monument ,,IG sky-piercing feet high.
But Cleveland wouldn't listen to these
prophets. He has directed Voorhees,
to go on with the darcc NoCrhc"s.
in compliance has notified the Senate
that there will bc 20 more adjourn
mcnt. 1t is possible we may soon cX-
rect something. but what that some
thing will b. is aqucstion.
senate and UOnsr.
The session OF the Senate Monday was
given un entirely to on-tierin. the Shcr-
man act But beyond IA discussion. which
developed considerable feeling. nothing
new arose. The House also was the scene
OF rather more than u$uIl interest. al
Though barely quorum was present.
7 he election laws were the sub jec's OF de-
bate. Nothing came to 81 vote
The Tucker bill rcpealing the Feder;
election laws passed. the House TuestI
without amendment by vote OF 200
TO 10I nays in the fenate Mr.. Turn
Indiana. presented u petition OF citiZ
Richmond. Ind. asking that the use
mails be denied nc ~spaper. and or
containing reports OF prize i.ht
Squire. OF Washington. offered a
ment TO the pending silver re
The resolution heretofore os"reS
Allen OF Nebraska. ca ling for inf0fV
as to money borrowed 10y the United So
II any. since 1855. WAS agreed L" The
ou,.on offered Monday by Mt. Dolph on
Oregon calling FOR in formation as TO wheth-
or China has requested mn extension of tho
time IN which Chinese lahorers were re-
quired hr ihc act ~ Nav. 1902. =" register.
was laid le:"re the Senate. AID MIR nolph
started To speak in favor 81 it's adoption.
Mr. Sherman suggested that the matter
should be discussed in executive session.
and the Senate went into executive scs-
sion.
When the Senate met Wednesday only
/ twelve Senators were present TO near tho
| rhaplan's prayer. The rereaI bin
! taken up and Mr.. Ccckrell OF Missouri re-
/ sumed his srccrh against the bill MIR.
! Cockrell said the OBJ oncnts Of repeal stoot
to-day. and wuuld stand throughout thu
! struggle. ready and anxious to PASS tho
pending bill it'll amendments. When the
| House met. Mr. Hunter Il lliiroi~ intro
duced a joint resolution. which was -
! ferrcd 20 he Committee on Rules. to take
! recess that members mi-ht n't.nd the
| Worlds Fair. Mr. Erirlner az Wisconsin
| secured the ~ sage OF resolution au-
| ,horzing the State OF Wisconsin to erect
/ II. statuary Hall 81 statue to = re Mar
4 quettc. the missionary,
| After "A con inuous session o: forty-tws
was accomplished. the senate aG iourned
p, at $40 81. IN. Friday because n" quorum
! could be mustered. The House is In ses-
| sion. but not hing is being done.
The Senate rnct FRIDAY 1T II o'clock,
! and. through badly demoraiizetl by its for
! tv-two- hour session. rrnreeied ut once &c
! t,ir discussion - tho silver ISSUE. Notice
luc'io OF 80 E.anv amendments TO the re-
! real bill Il the House hiil was passed
| increasing from - to 100 the number Of
army officers who may be detailed for mill
i,ary instruction at educational insfitu-
! tons
Pennsylvania Coal Product.
Nearly all the anthracite coal used