The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-10

nutter of excitement In the
gre .ho nth over the prospect OF a
Zee" pation of the debate on the
ta te,'i' a vote that afternoon. Dur
o"' erh by Senator Lindsay a COLO
he :! Jnrinr which Senator Aldrich
'ioV ,hat he would be willing to take a
Pfeu hIl a. il came from the House
j - .r.rnoon. There was an ap-
ma sultotiOn among the Democratic
. 'o~,nrdiatcly and Senators Harris,
c'r,.,n. Berry and Vest retired tc
p and after consultation 1t va, de-
y" :nc Aldrich at hi word and call
w.. an the bill. Senator Harris, af
,uf.rerce with his collea-ues. An
'ut tbat the Democrats were ready to
:, tho proposition and proceed to a
y. ,he amendments OF h enate FL
committee and then on the final pas
,Tn MIL" Aldrich declared this
.nonstruction and evasion of his
al and after some further sparriny
Zon him and Harris the incident closed
,be debate was resumed.
~, ,hc House met on the 3Cth Mr..
|.foLu Of Nebraska called up the SEN
fer The contraction of a bridge
IN, NioLrata River, near the town of
,n,. Ncb.. and II was passed. The
,..r went into Committee OF the
H. ~ u n der the army appropriation
Mr. Outhwaite offered committee
l,J, emf that no appointment OF AS
NJ adiitaut general with tn rank of
l q,o, should be made until the number
IN ,or. in that grade WAS reduced be
|rur. that II rrafter there should be
Il (opi ofirers in said grade and that flu
nromotions in adult mt general, pay
(,r,. and smaller branches should be
n fom the next lowest grades. The
Epdment was agreed to-49 to IS. At 5
[f. the committee roe, and the bill,
amendments. was reported to the
be-. and il was passed. Adjourned.
|, Johnson of Ohio created IA sensation
he House On thc ~, by Offering ie-o-
ou .all ny for Il Congressional investi-
ior Of the heating Of citizens Ivy the po-
du,jns the CoNcy demonstration. He
Jared that it occurred on the Capitol
ltds and purported 10 be in defense OF
Aler- Of congress. The resolution was
,red to and Johnson could not get im-
hate ronsiderat on for it as asked. MIR.
moved to take up the bill to i'm
.e the Methods of accounting in the
l,ary Department and the House went
Committee Of the Whole. At present
oairr4 effected by the bill employ $50
% cost of Sl.0G5. go. Under the
iu- hill there would be G34 clerks, at
uulal cost OF $3.50. 000. At $3.50 p. nj.
'ummlttce rose and the bill passed
oUt amendment. AT 3:52 'he House
into Committee of the Whole to con-
the appropriation bills and Mr.. Catch
ralel up tie river and harbor appro-
..ou li!i. Mr.. Gro>venOr opposed the
a-t Of the bill. carrying nearly 50, 000.-
v tlout some further exp anal on. At
.o'G 'hc committee rose and the House
Gued without action.
" senate proceedings ere rather dull
.e ID. Mo~t Of the afternoon being con-
I'd ~ senator squire, who made "a
prepared speech in general oppo-
a. The tariff bill. Before the tariff
Va tatcn mp, senator lioar tried to
A> arti-iOtt-ry bill. but il met vita
a"rahlc opposition and ultimately
ever without action. Adjourned.
tuc senate on the Sd by Il vote of 3, to
lh mOrratS being absent. the Demo-
q ~"n. tors adopted solution agree
support the tariff bill of the Finance
.A'ttcr. inc uding the compromi-c
that were agreed upon. The
was presented by Senator Cor
chairman of the caucus. and dis
20 At onc length. The six absent
were: Mills, Murphy. Lindsay;
Fatler and Gibson. The only PER
IA whose ab.ence there might be any
ntahce. were Murphy and Mills. the
be ny that all the others are
'"rd with any bill supported by the
~ Of The Democratic Senators. IL
ming the resolution and stating the
I of the caucus $ nator German
a conr!litatory speech. He said il
'erc>Sary 10 make concessions in or
q secure the united support OF the
, and ne further asserted that il would
d Democratic majority to pass the