Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-08

he senate has made but little prog
in its efforts TO clean up the calendar
of the forthcoming discussion
lhe tariff bill in the senate.
Washington, Feb. 27.-The proc' edings
lhe house to-day were full of excit-
incidents. Mr.. BLAND being unable to
bre a quorum, concluded TO allow the
htc on tic bill to proceed, at the same
! declaring that he would return TO
assault to-mori " Two sensational!
kches followed, ole by Mr.. Pence of
brado, who denounced the Republicans
submitting TO the crack of eX Speaker
us whip, and warned him If the cleo
! Of a president were thrown into the
he in 1896 he would rue his ilibuster-
course, and the other by Mr.. Filth
OF Illinois, who condemned in the
Rrest terms the action of his Demo-
DC colleagues who were taking part
be flbuster. Toward the close of the
Ion Mr.. Fences reflections on Messrs.
&ler and Ellis orr drew forth from
btement which Mr.. Pence character
as absolutely untrue" He n
called to order and the house, by Il
refused to allow him to proceed. 1t
fobable that Mr. Fences speech will
he occasion of further comment to-
(ow. A resolution introduced 10y Mr..
(elle for the recall of Minister Willis
Hawaii. 1t recites the a%ntipathy
United States has always expressed
bteryention by n foreign minister in
omestic affairs and the prnpri"ty OF
enforcing upon a weak power what
p6ect to from a strongj power. 1t
the ~praiseworty forbearanCe of the
allan government toward Mr.. Willis
the s~pecialties of IN and
red that bind the United States TO
Islands, and concludes that it shall
esolyed, That is the sense of this
that most sacred obligations OF
faith, the highest mutual interests
be United States and the friendly
.ernment Of Hawaii that Minister
J. shall be recalled. A bill to ratify
agreement for the purchase of lands
Inc lankton tribe of Sioux Indians
settlement has been introduced by
esentative Lucas of South Dakota.
opposes to Appropriate SGG0,OOO, max
fln,oW Immediately available.
ashinstOn, Feb. %. - MI. Fences
n OF yesterday in which he struck
and left a. his colleagues in III"
cut a prominent figure in to-day's
wilhgs. Mr.. Pence's reference to
halner had been incorrectly re-
u and rising to q question of priv
ne took occasion to apologize for the
Pnaiilies he had INDUCED in, but Mr..
Oh Indiana was not satisfied, and
aln q severe scoring. Again to-
'r' Bland was unable to muster a
um on his motion to close debate on
eshlorage bill, so he allowed the de-
70 run on without limit.
remains of the historic Kearsarge
: raised from Roncador reef if the
phhiittee on naval affairs has Is
tio-day the committee voted to re-
'asoraoly the bill of Representative
" New Hampshire, but was more
~ than Mr.. Blair proposed. While
= Would appropriate $4,000 for the
@aAihg, the committee decided to
Ie sum to $500 with a proviso
we wreckipg company shall TT
I' more than $4,000 if the at
IS a failure.
was a warm discussion in the
o mmlttee on invalid pensions to-
p;ol the proposition of Representa-
=, sAier OF South Dakota that the
Tue pension bureau should be
pensioners and .heir attorneys
summation. The vote of the COM
h"as against he bill, and un-
- report will be made to the
une ground of the labor the bill
;lulpose on the pension bureau.
N taa intends to make a minority
[unSo me house, and Republican mem
yor o,edlv will make 3 strong fgh.
vi Of the rule.
senate held another brief session
lisha nothing of Importance was ac-
an ahd at LOO o'clock adjourned,
in executive session of half an
tuad uer that the caucus might be
con. Dill introduced by Senator
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