The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-11
CONGRESSIONAL pRo RooIEplsii,il! =
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WASHINGTON, Feb. The Sntts
bill with the senate amenduent A6N4afssI
bvsn laid before Me hotse, Me- K9S III
dem, Missouri, moved tl,St the A0us1
concur in the amendment And 9froe ~
the request Of the senate for . con-
point OF order that tho amendment 1e1es
be considered in committee Of the who1o.
The house discussed for 3 time the point
of order that the amendment 70 the e1ea
option bill must first he considered ~
committee Of the whole. The speat0es
of order until tomorrow. So I; n
Mr.. Catchings, from the committee o.
rules, reported . special order Tor tn.
bank circulation bill (Andrew-CAts silvsg
rcpeaD, giving notice that he would oAll
IL up February Q.
Mr.. Cummings, dem., New York, intro
duoed . bill to provide for and fscilitsts ii
commercial and political union between
the United States OF America and the
Dominion Of Canada.
The consideration OF the sundry civil :
appropriation bill was then resumed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8-The speaker -
the house has decided that the sena1as
amendments TO the anticipation bill nDae
be considered in committee OF the 3wh19az
Therefore they are not now open for 4.
sideration and under the rules MUST 6NAs
be referred to q standing or selSc
mittee.
This house Is now voting on nordeFiag III.
previous question on motion maAGS1XS
Mr.. Hatch, dem, Of Missouri, 70 rof4Rg y
bill to the committee on agrfc14 s
Should it prevail no opportunity VI \;
given to amend the reference BY eeeA
the bill to the committee on Ia
means.
The previous question was ordered,
yeas, 15l; nays, ~, and the bill was re-
ferred to the committee on sTricultnre.
The house is now engaged In considera-
tion Of the deficiency appropriation bill.
morring Mr.. Hatch, DEM, Missouri, re-
ported back the anti-option bill with the
senate amendment. and IL WAS referred 10
committee OF the whole.
The same reference was made Of the
agricultural appropriation Dill, which Was
also reported by Mr.. Hatch.
The house then in committee of the
whole, Mr.. Hatch In the chair. prooeedod
to the consideration Of the diplomstic and
consular appropriation bill. There was
no general debate and tho bill Was read
for amendment:
the time Of the house for half minute on
an amendment nbolishing the position Of
consul general ut Honolulu, Hawaii. He
made this amendment, he said, in view Of
tho fact that in q short time there would
Rs Sssnv
In It's affairs and its Legislature had
adopted resolutions, which he read, II
favor of annexation. Having emphAsiSe6
this feeling he withdrew the amendment.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 Mr.. Kilgore's All.
clustering against the approval Of the
Journal came to naught except that IL COZ.
sunied time. He was unable to break .
quorum, and his efforts to do 20 received
nothing but a very small passive support.
He is now engaged in killing time BY ~
quiring the reading Of the journal In fall.
The hlibustering was agaanst the anMa
option bill. The Journal of yesterdaysn
proceedings was at last approved and the
house has proceeded to business.
WASHINGTON, Feb The routine busi-s
ness having been disposed of, the houss
proceeded to the consideration OF the
legislative appropriation bill
b WASHINGTON, Feb. LIN the senate Mr..
Harris, dem, Tennessee. reported back
from the committee on finance the bill As
to the proposed pioneer electric railroad
between Chicago and ST. Louis with .
substitute permitting the importation,
free OF duty, of multiple motors. gene
rators and transformers necessary for the
construction and equipment OF such rail-
way. Ss
In the house, the journal having hseas
approved, on; motion of Mr.. DAltsll Esf.s
Pennsy ylvanis, the eelAte tills 11s n n
authorizing the H0S seAS4s NJ Y
Bridge compgpyaf e cons - \
across the Muhon9A 81 xsa b: "