The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-02

|bcsedinss Of the Senate and the Houss
NTersely Told.
rfrry.rHiRp DAY.

,r.rr Some OF the Sc tors were in an
bnomic mood this inornh.< when the oins
ktinr the several appropriations came up:
ey claimed that the treasury depai'men.
mid have to resort 10 extraordinary means
VI e,se a speciai session would have 70 De
Klled 10 meet the demand that would DC
Asde on the treasury. ,ts,
III Wr ousv moved smendments when
Xerr agreed 10, fixing the limit OF cost of 70 tne
1nbIic buildings at Allegheny. "a, W ssns,s
Xn' After an executive session the sehA'e
|, f.I,orsr- in the House flibusterng
u hesinst the New York Il New Jersey. br ige
YtTompany bill proved Intellectual to-day =, ~
i vas led by Messrs. w. A. Stone and DalL /.
\ hath of Pennsylvania, but they were never
sbie 10 muster more thnn seven men 70
their support. and the bill was passed llao-
tically without opposition. 80 ,,u.
"Af,er The disposition Of two private nills
The naval and agricultural appropt.s ,,.l
bills were called up under suspension .. ne
,nlss and passed. and tho house adJOu leu.
| Af rrrTY-rouRrH DAY.
SrSArI--The consideration Of the s1ndry
| cisi) appropriation bill was TO day pr iceed-
| ed With. the pending amendments be 1g in
regard TO the site for new COVE inent
| print ng office building The amendments
were voted down: thus killing. for th' pres
tnt st least. all chance Of the purchase OF a
An amendment appropriating ESQ. 0.OO0(ad-
I aiiionaD for damage award land e,sts) in
the condemnation Of property forpe site of
the egstom-house building in NeVcity was
Mr. Mcmillan offered an amenIment ap-
propriating $4,000 for a public bilding at
jackson, Mich, and II was adopH.
After some discussien of the pe.ion bill
the Senate adjourned 1.
HousT.--B,isiness was obstrue d in the
House to-day by successful 1bustering
Al hi
night session was held nothing ws done.
riFrY-TiFTm DAY.
-Washington's birthda was com.
niemorated In the Senate to-dF by the
aiding Of his farewell address, has been
the custom for five years. Ate an execu-
G, tive session the sundry civil aJiroprstion
bill was taken mp. Among tli amend
ments was one appropriating 100000 for
military barracks at Helena, iont., and
fixing the limit Of costs at $4,000. The
bill was then passed. The SeAte then ad-
journed.
Housr-The first OF what is id will be
Il daily series of conflicts bctwee the appro.
tprlation bills and the Anti-OpDn bill. until
|. the latter is acted on. was the sature of to.
days session Of the house. ie members
were worn out by last night iilibustering
session. and the day passed lmely. Mr..
Hatch has grown tired OF theelay To which
N the Anti-Option bill IL being objected and
Il when II was moved ID take utne lOstOmce
Appropriation bill he AnEonized the
motion with the measure ofwhich he is
champion. Being defeaet he made the
\ slime fight, also unsuccessful, when the
Postofiice bill was passed tld when the
Indian Appropriation billlas called up.
Members were thus put on rord. and then
ihe Indian question was disssed languidly
for three hours, when the hise adjourned.
TIFTY-slNrH ~.
r. Coz la, o sitas t... l.
than an hour two OF the gkral appropria.
ltun bills-ihe diplomatic ii consular and
the military academy-wdread. consider
fd aud passed. And theIhe legislative,
dxecniiy' and judicial atop ration bill
.ylwhich appropriates about2,OO000O was
pkfn up and considered ailI tile time of
brss.-on motion of d Hit in the
4. 10 to-day bill was Pail for The relief
iorse W: Jones, lats United States
lier 10 New Grenedanw the United
n q q G,issa GoiS.seiss s... Mas, S who was vas
|ass of iowa. was present aud when the
dker announced that iIhaa been agreed
le arose and returned his hearty thanks
~. HIT ior his successful effort. The
n liberation OF the Indian appropriation
4 'as resumed, but without disposing eli
n Measure the house adjourned.
u FIFTY-sEvEYTu DsY.
u orATE.-The debate IN the Senate to-day
wasover the question whether the Utah
tonInssion, which has loen in existence
Nor he last 10 years should be abolished, as
t1proIosed by the House or continued in
tpie as recommended bv the Senate Com
j<1nitee on appropriations The question
pas decided In favor OF con tinuing the com
Emission.
III EousE--ln the House this morning Mr..
~ oman asked for consent Tor non. con.
tnrrence in the Senate amendments to the
fnndry Civil Appropriation bill, except as
~ the Sherman bond ameUdments. To this
NJ Bland objected, denouncing the Sher-
Nan amendment as Of u and caused the
ference of the bill to me y ommittee of the
Whole. Mr.. Hatch aga n Iopposed the con-
1ideraIion of the Indian q appropriation bill
nt was turned down. I pIe Appropriation
pr the support of Indian Schools was in
( Feased from 81, l,00O GO TO IS l,075000, but no
pal action was had. rh$ house then took
recess, the evening se3sit IN being devoted
~ Tie consideration Of pri Gate pension bills
W .TrTY.NIN lee DAY.
sENATE.-The legis Ne appropriation
lil passed the senate itay, that body in
sung on l's hmendmlN and requesinga
lhierence with the hx ~ on the disagree
x votes. motion plfch was made by
T. shor man TO go iliilo executive commit
e was defeated by lhel Democratic vote.
ded by four Republicans. One of the
'hlhg democratic eJG.brs stated that the
nihcance Of the Yoe was that the re-
hihg time OF the IN should be given
etslatlNe pusine-ti ahd not frittered
~ ny Ieuy honil nuohs or considering
HaWhllan treaty ! Nter paying tribnte
~ memory OF the late Representative
,uola Of New York. the senate adjourned
llousF-In the House Today the sundry
appropriation bill was discussed until
l9usnment and o action taken.