The sun., 1894-02-22
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
gBE BUDsoN RIVER BRIDGE BrLL
FlVORxBLY REPORTBD.

seigniorsss Hinf-We-ss s-frnsists he-
fore Cs,-ittses ef the Senate sns Houss.
w,.,,~o-o., r.h ot.-Th. Hama. cor,.
- 60 no,,,o. to-a.y n, So.s .,
to =. agreed to report fayorabB the
New York and Hudson hVef Bridge bill.
Messra deary, Manory, wise, brickner. Dur
borrow. Caruth. hsndalL fletcnsr ana Mahon
voted In the Affirmative. ana Messrs storer.
Patterson, Hepburn. and Bartlett voted In the
psnrssan,.,,ve ou,se q, Nav yort in b,.
hepreseuusu'e Su'ss v, W" .viH' IN MS
.ucb as Was proposed would be very popular
In Nav yort but he aid not tbi,t IN. pre,ent
hin ~" would 2 meet me the approval Of the
that 't thsr. should b. no no pier in % the
take away from the Secretary OF War the full
power of deciding as to the location Of the sp-
breaches ol orlose os prOvia,ng , ina. M .pe-
osa .o sran.s that tSs prop.rtp own
nr S.st ,n .,a,o,,. @ =, .hs nrono..S Sr,da. 80.
or. in IL. o. s: na SISso
III th., ,ha hr,do. on obt 10 no r.moysd 10
oo,nt ,%. ,urtSsr down town He read from thu r..
present s company, showing that a bride. could
be built with complete span from shore to
shore and without pier. but that II would cost
thr.. n,,liion aoiars NOR. than the bridos
proposed. Mr.. QuigR insisted that the pres
ent efforts OF the company were to save these
three million dollars
r.rrtorS TpUa.s Indicate mc~ @ tSn, the paWes Commission
with the Indians. The Commission wa. ap.
sve civilized tribes. and to secure their CON.
Az 4.l ..-Il
into fund for the benefit OF the Indians. The
YS Indians who have acquired. large properly
rights In the Territory. Under the laws in
f0ses am9 9.d 10 much RToupd ss n. an can AN
fence The more progressive and active
tribes the Gbootaws and Chicfsssws. have. it
is claimed. secured possession Of nearly all the
good lands ana tnese possessions tney are
SolSars are In. In Gue entisl eiement In tbe Ter.
ritory. they have been successful thus far in
the Com mission should ultimately sue
ceed in Its object. . new Territorial form
ss S f9Sw af.Si ThSs anSsr y ".
'rO the prs..ns mt time % the .Usitsd States have
ritory. Each tribe has sbsoiute possession Of
It's own state, and their local Governm ent 10 a
each tribe making Its own laws Inc epen IDENTIFY
of the other and OF the Federal Gov crnmont as
"en
VIII President Cleveland veto the Bland
seignIorase bill If it passes both Houses OF
by members OF the House who occupy different
positions regarding the pill. me friends
oio, 'ho is srgued th.t The XIII
as amended has the quasi approval OF
bsrs are giving It their support because Of
that iact. ana tnst fTsslaen. tleyehlana ,h canno.
%hen nassr ths po.i!ica oi ii. secretary q the
Sst who Ss e TO pssE for S
any nnanclnl ieeislauon h tne ptesent tune.
his recent message to Congress to eorroborato
that atststemehI
There is said to be no good foundation for
the rumors published that certain Senators
are discussing the advisabillty Of censuring
Mr. Hill for the publication OF the speech he
nation ma Of Mt, White was under eonsideTation.
the whole proceedings. and the Prssidsnt ,s was
noudnea ~ once i, az tme soHon nr oi 'hs Sene. M
feet and undisputed right to make pu6lie his
speecn y ne saw ~, anu senatoIs taAeu hIooy
to to Do, IN view. d IL: action Si .h. senate.
Hns Of n that At Mr.
gTo9seedins n dp. order st under re su.hoTity
81 ol the senats Wnish nad rsmoveo ,ns inlnne-
tion Of secrscy ana gave ne tne p0wss along
Win otnet oehAtVIs, Vi saiA'ns aoout 'ho mat
Ter as We 'houeh' DesI.
The total number OF fourth-class Postmas-
ters appointed to-day was forty-one. OF which
,,a,,. .ix ,var. % All va.ano,.. ..,s.dh n.
'"ehVsM were " MI ,AcAncies causeu "
designations ana death. among the appoint
ments were the following for New York State:
Allen. at Easton. Washington county. vice I.
A. Wintop, resigned; q. j. Fortune at Nichol-
Vile. 1t. Iawrence county vice j. A. Martin
dale removed; j. b. WeIIine nj North Easton
Washington county. vice J. N. yelling. re.
moved,
The buzz of feminine voices and the pres
ence OF forty or more we'll dressed ladies gave
to the House judiciary Committee room this
morning the appearance OF a fashionable tea
The occasIon was the hea ring given by the
com mittse to a deieeation Oh Woman sui
frsgists headed b. Miss susan b. Anthony,
teenth Congress that the women had appeared
raS ih ncs .ne, nn1 bss tbey bsa favoIs.
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