The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
WORK OF CONGRESS-
RESUME OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE
SENATE AND HOUSE.
Condemned Record of the Important
transactions of Our National Law.
makers-The Work Done In Both
Branches.

washington, May lO.-lN the senate
MIR. Mills denounced the compromis.
tariff bill. and said that while he wOul.
not vote for any Of til" amendments Il.
would vote tor the hill as IL whole. Mr.
Lodge offered his amendment to impose
double duties in the hill against Great
Britain until that country should agree
to an interlatiO rati" for the coinage
Of silver. The amendment was laid OH
the table-H TO 20, II strict party vote.
The detailed vote is as follows:
Aycs--Allcn. Bate. Berry. Blanchard,
Rri,e, Catfery. Call. Cockrell. Coke,
George. Gibson. German. Gordon. Gray,
Harris. Huntun. Jarvis, Jones. Mrl.arrin.
Mcl'hrrson, Martin. Mills. Palmer. I'asco.
Push. ltansom, Roach. Turpir. Vest.
Walsh Whitc-:'1.
Nays-Allison. Dolph. Dubois. Calling
CT. Hale. HansbrouSh. Hawley. Higgins,
lloar. Lodge. Mcmillan, Man,irrSo,,
Perkins. Platt, Proctor, Shoup. Squire.
Stewart, Teller. Washburn-:.O.
The Democrats who did not vote were
paired i'll favor of the motion. Senator
Allen voted with the Democrats and an
nouncc,l that Senator Kyle was paired
with MIR. Morrill, Htep., VII on all lucs-
tions relating to the tariff. PETER was
absent and nc pair was announced for
him. The vote of Allen and tho an
I.oGncemcnt of the pair of Senator Kyle
~ take:l to mean that these senators will
vote with the Democrats OH the tariff
bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Washburn Il bill a,-
thorizng the construction ef Il bridge
acc oss the Mississippi ri,er at Red Wing,
Mimi. was passed,
The house devoted the day to the III, wal
appropriation hill,
Washington, May 11.--ln the senate to-
day MIR. Aliens resolution for an in
vestisation Of the action of the police
during tn, CONry parade was taken ;ip
and Senators Teller and Stewart spoke
in favor Of it. Mr.. Noar said Cnxey
knew that the law under which he was
convicted WAS nn the statute huuks. II.
came here with The deliberate intention
of violating it, He wanted to test the
power nf tile congress in the court. and
when he found both court AMI jury
az inst him hc set up II how,. "l'herc is
danger" maid Mr.. lloar. "im sucl, assem-
blagcs. They afford cover Tor on" or two
fanatics. IL does 10: ~ to scotf. Within
ten years an attempt has been made tO
uloW WI tue VI IEtIlINu!cut, WltulH
two years another attempt to blow up
the French assembly Two presidents OF
the United States have been murdered
one in crowd at a depot, the other in a
crowd at thcatcr. by misguided and fa-
natical persons to whom the pe.,ceable
ass.nblages afforded an opportunity ia
escape. 1t is needless for me" said Mr..
Hoar. DRAWN. himself up and looking
about the chamber. his eye pausins when
they reached Mr. Allen and Mr.. Stewart
ITO declare that sympathize with all Of
my fellows in distress. symrathize with
them great deal more than some OF
| those who always prnte of sympathy fol
the down-troldrn in order to advance
their disgracrful political ambitions"
The gallarics burst into ringing APP
plause ut this utterancc, and in order ia
quell the demonstration Mr.. Faulkner,
who was in the chair, was forced to use
his gavcl vigorously and threaten to clear
the galleries. The resolution went over
without action.
Mr.. Allison offered two amendments tG
the drug schedule of the tariff bill, but
they were defeated.
The house adopted resolutions on the
death of Congressman Brattan of Mary
| land, which occurred ,lis morning, and
then adjourned.