Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-10-26
FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS


ASnISGroN, Oct E.-SENATE-The amend
| ments TO the rules introduced 10y MIR Lndgi
were discussed Monday by Senators Harris
Vest Aldrich ami Hill The rest Of the da,
was occupied by Mr. Jones, of Nevada VIII,
continued hefor" a large and interested audi
encc his argument In behalf Of silver.
HoUSE-The house Monday afternoon passed
the McCrcary bill, with the amendments Offered
| by Mr. Geary and Mr.. Caminctu The bill a.
passed extends the provisions Of the Geary law
six months, defines ninesc lab Ircrs anC
Chinese merchants, makes mandatory photo
graphic identified ion. requires marshals {,
carry out orders for deportation, failing China
men without bail lending the execution Of de
p"rtaiion writs, and excludes Cinnamon con
y.ci"d nf fc.uny from permission To- register
Mr. Gcary declares that the bill rs passed is
perfectly satisfactory To the coast. and IL en-
forced At the expiration If the time limit will
settle the Chinese problem
WASHINGTnN. oct II SENATE - Tuesday
.aS ii, voted by the senate Ia the senate itself
and that body Was hrera ~ roasted by IN,
rlrmhcrs themselves Sothin" more severe Oi
the senate has been said outside than was said
ON the inside Tuesday. Mr.. Sherman made y
personal address To lhe dcmocr., ir majority
and among other things said: III you can't dc
anything yourselves in Gods name leave mat
urS To US, and "" will act Mr. sherman ,.,~
clar,d that the republicans have always acted
while in the mllurity, boldly, tremendously,
periodically, ami now the democrats. in ma
lority. can not agree with ou" another For viii
their president nor he with them.
Huu~E A bill dispensing with proof Of Low
atty in the cases Of persons Mo before the wal
were entitled To pensions or to bounty lands,
was objected Ia h Mr. burrows ,rcp, Mich }
a> far as the pension clause was concerned
Thcrcupon Mr. Oates who had charge Of the
measure, cuurteously withdrew the pension
CLAUSE. and the hill was passed Then came "
the Cox banking hill for the better control OF
national banks. and after \ cordial exchange Of
views between its supporters ami opponents,
il was agreed To without disSension The re-
maindcr of the daT Was consumed in conSidcra-
tiun Of the public printing bill. Without dis.
posing Of il the house at > O'Clock adjourned
WASHINGTON. Get 10 -SExArr-TLe senate
resumed its session Al - o'clOc'i "Wednesday
morning at the expiration Of the recess taken
Tuesday evening. MIR Morgan ID Ala took
III" nonr ON IA" motion Of Mr. Doiph TO amend
the Journal 81 a. 10 Shoy the presence Of MIR
AllCn when the roll was called at d. ~ o'clock
Monday evening, that senator having failed to-
answer when his name was called At the con
c,usion Of Mr. Mnrgan's speech, Mt VOORHEES,
moved 10 lay on The table the morton of Mr.
Doll h 10 amend the Journal Agreed to- yeas.
u, mas. 3 Mr., Teller dt. Col, moved to
amend the journal 81 that il would show his
presence on Il certain rul.-rtH when he did not
respond to his name, AMI he addressed the sen
ate. At SIS D. M. Mr. Voorhees, moved tina,
the senate lake n recess until u O'Clock Thurs
day morning. which WAS agreed %
HoU~E-Mr Wolvcrton, from the committee
On juiiciar:. called up the bill 10 reduce and
regulate the fees of clerks If L. = district ant
circuit courts and the returns made by district
attorn"y :, mlrShalS and commissioners, and IL
was passed. Mr. Gcary tEcn called up the New
York and New j. rScy ridge hill Dewitt
Warner, III New York, and Grary almost came
To blows in dispute over az amcn0mcnt to the
till, after which IL was raS>cd The house then
resumed consideration Of the printing hill 4
proposition 10 publish 40. 80 additional copies
Of the Horse book excited a good deal of dis
cussion. They cost fifty cents per volume. a
compromise providing for 900 copies was
agreed upon At ) o'clock, without cumple,-
ing the consideration of the oil the house adj
.ourned.
wAsHISGToS, Oct. 2o-SESArE-Whcn IN,
senate Thursday entered upon the third di-
vision Of the Legislative day of Tuesday, at the
expiration OF the recess al 10 o'clock Thursday
less than a dozen senators were present
Exactly half an hour was consumed in securing
quorum The New York and New Jersey
bridge bill was laid before the senate and re.
ferred TO the committee on commerce A re
port from the finance committee was presented
showing the probability of deficiency in tn,
revenues of the government The committee
shows deficit for the first three months of tn
present fiscal year TO he over sl0n,O0 at the
rate OF S., O0OO 900 for the year
HoUsE-Mr Cultivate, from the commi itee
on rules. reported special order for the con.
sideration of the bankruptcy hill. beginning
next Monday at o'clock. and continuing every
day until disposed of The rule does not pro-
vide for the closure The consideration of the
printing bill was then resumed, but was sus.
..l...
ouse then proceeded to pay lis tribute 10 the
memory of the late Representative Mutchlcr,
of nsylyania At the conclusion OF the me-
mortal services, the house, at 3:i5 r. m, as a
further mark Of respect 10 the memory Of the
deceased, adjourned.
WASHINGTON. Oct eI.-SENArE-No bushes
Of importance transacted Friday.
HoUsE-Chairman Sayres presented an
emergency deficiency bill, appropriating si27,-
100 for custodians ana janitors OF public build
ings: s.Oo0Oo for clerks TO members Passed.
Consideration of the Jill to compel railroads to
maintain stations at tswn sites in the Cherokee
strip established bf the in,etior depart
fucni, Was then RETAINED The bill passed.
In the second mokning hour MIR. Lynum
called up the bill to remit fifty per cent Of the
duties due on exhibits III the Worlds fair.
After further debate, Mr.. Caminetti offered an
amendment, which vas adopted extending the
provisions of the act to such exhibits as may
Re transferred to the Midwinter exposition a,
san Francisco. Mr.. Aldrich offered an addi
tional amendment to release .trely from duty
such portions of the exhibits as are purchased
for or donated to the Columbian Museum n,
Chicago The amendments OF Mr.. Aldrich and
Mr. Bynum were adopted As amended the
resolution was then passed without division
WASHINGTON Get 23-SESAIE-Twcnty
minutes were consumed Saturday morning
~ he to ptrh led lft itsr 4,
securing quorum During much OF this wait
Sepaiors German. Hill and Voorhees, were in
whispered consultation. When the forty thiri
senator was secured, Mr.. PETER pop. Kasl re-
surcd his speech against the repeal bill and
finished AT l:l5 O'Clock, when Mr. Jones rep
New RI surncd his argument against the bill
Af;er aldr, ssing the senate for some time Mr.
voorhees, asSei wheth, r il would be az e able
to NJ. Jones to yiclI in his argument, sayin.
be unccrstoo / that The senator did no; cxpec
to conclude SATURDAY evening Mr. Jones re-
piled that he colld not conclude for two OF
three days and would ne very glad to yiel a.
this time. Mr.. No rhees then moved IN exccu
tive session, after which the sena'c. at 3:is
p m. took Il recess until Monday a: 10 Il m.
HoUsE--A hill 10 divide III, eastern judicial
district of Michigan into northern and southern
divisions was passed. An interesting discus
sion Of the financial condition of the treasur,
and the country followed Mr.. McMillin said Il
vas no longer possible to igEo:c the fnancia
straits in " hich the treasury was. The treas
Iry was running behind every month. Nothing
had been p..d on the sinking fund for somt
time, and IL was notorious that the treasury
aud been driven 10 the Use of portion OF tn.
tlOO,uOW0 gold reserve maintained to redeem
outstanding greenbacks to meet current ex
oenses.
Conductor Killed by n Bridge.