The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-03
THE NATIONS SOLONS
,,7e AND HOUSE OF REPRE-.
SENTATiveS.
~, National Law Makers and what They
W. ,i,r FOR the Good of the COun-
..io,s Measures Proposed, Dis
and Acted Upon.
Doings of Congress.

- ,l,n ran lfllpu u IoutllC bh>iuCSS
n,,o senate Oh the "0lh' inc ie"er resu-
,,,p for the appointment VI Il reception
lu'io" 4,,ee for CoNey', army came up.
''n'"',' uawley said the speech OF senator
,fn'''t Nebraska, ought OF to he allowed
AZ rtb A. representing in any degree
|W-' r. of tine senate. lie criticised
IA =" his reference to The conn onwcal
N"e' .tbe people" aud also for his
ai'H % 10 the d strict militia under COM
ia'.'To ~ Gen. Ordway. lie said there we're
"'". . o,ber things in the speech or Alien
m',I .hoIld lie reiuted. Senator Alien
WV. ,lolt TO reply, but II hour or |
rNl,ri; having arrived. the resolution Went
o,., ,od the tariff bill wa-laid before the
~ senator Gallinger spoke against
N"Hr:ti He wa. followed by senator Mo.
:, ,,n in opposition. senate" DO pin fol-
' -" , speech ar,insi the Dill. Before
hniscpI the senate went into en-
a%|ye session and afterwards adjourned
,,., senate on the 23d Senator pefe,
,4.rpd bv request Il bill eta dispose o.
a.. t,bor and discourage idle wealth it
". n.trlrt OF Columbia" 1t embodie:
mir.ip!c Of taxation of the uncarnec
.,asrnnt. the proceeds to be applied &c
,, .unloyment of idle labor. PETER thea
,ht totakc up the resolution Tor the hp
,iriueut of II committee on communities
,. >. receive petitions from CoNey':
.,, INIT the motion was defeated by (;
',t| I'll; l2 Republicans. ! ropu ISIS anG
o,, Democrat to - II Democrats aud /!
&r,,pbIransl. \ bill for the protection o:
... ia Yellowstone Park was then passed
f. morning iour having expired. the tar.
H. 5u vas laid before tnc Senate and sen.
,.,r o,bburn adore scd the sen; te in op.
I,.i,i5n 10 the bill. At so. the Senate
Is. ,r INTO executive session and Htt"rwalC
%aipulued.
T1e House devoted the entire day on tho
Isd fl, un,ine~, from the committee OF the
jn.ri.f of Columbia, Two bills were actcC
3,nu The ht~t. extending the time al.
j1nroi the metropolitan Street Hailroac
3fmpany, of his, city. 10 change its motive
was passed. The other bill was one
hermit bookmaking at the regular sprins
I,nl fan meetings of Jockey clubs and driv-
IT,. parAs Of the District of Columbia. The
[hN. to The surprises of all. was defeated
H. vote of Sc to G3. The House tncn adj
mrned.
In the senate on the 25ih senator Alien
H. nebraska offered a long preamble and
re,.'ution setting forth that threats
,ll been made to arrest CoNeyitc- ON their
Iarlyl!l IN the District of Columbia. dec'ar-
b.. the constitutional light t, assemble
Isud petition pcacenbly: t. come Into the
Restrict and Ia the Capitol for the purpose.
aol declaring that 20 long IA they did not
cause q breach of tlc peace. ob>truct the
e".ct>. or interfere with the transact OF
public business, any attempt to arrest
s.enl or prevent them carrying out their
p~t tutioual rights. Objection to present
koH>ielatiOn was made and the resolution
wtut over. \ long argument followed Sen
hinr harris request for unanimous consent
consider the tariff bill from | To & o'clOck
kth day. The tariff bill was then taken
Npl - b. read by paragraphs. Senator Aid
bjrd ~pon" against the bill when the ti'st
kN'uiment was reached. that FIXING the
Nl'n when it should 90 into effect. Sena-
b." Pldtt followed IN the same line OF ar
Enmcnt. senator Palmer spoke next in fa-
kor Of the bill. senator Aldrich su ,ge-tcd
pm imcndment to the bill that it should 90
1rtp effect five months after its pass &c.
Hr latter pant Of the day was occupied
Ntl GOOD naturcd bauiering and by IA sill
Ecr speech by senator stewart. At O'Clock
h. senate adjourned.
Mr.. Hepburn. after the reading OF the
bo8'nal IN the House On the 18th, inter-
5"-el an objection 10 its approval and
breed the yea, and nays. He adhered t.
: ietetminati' II To allow absolutely no
Pm> Mes, To be transacted by unanimous
'"4li 'iiti L TINS NtIt III tC u u tbi
alton of Fridry night pension bill.
d. Journal was approved. 243 to nothing.
nt tue House went into Committee of the
Nl1te on tie diplomatic and consula" APP
pratt n bill. The debate was e, mined
most entirely To the question OF fet- an
@F"afle> II the various cOnSl,ateSand WIN
any action of Importance h commit
' rose ana the House ad.ournrd.
After reading the Journal in the senat
,Ar ?6th sen ter Aliens C0Xcy rcsUlu-
'i came up, and Allen stated there would
no ppu~Illun on the Democratic side t.
Pas'aSs. Senator Vest. however. OPP
'tl the resolution. lie declared that
Weh VINO are marching to W 'hingioi
NHW' he projected i'll their rights. but
1Y would have to learn to abide 10y the
a"' .! the and. and il Congress for ca
Aa' compromised with them il won d
70 u ercva>e which would end IN II foo
"' Il hnal destruction. Al l:|5 clock
'i' any alton wa>takcn on IL" fc>n-
i"N' >rnator Harris moved t. tIke ny
lt,"!ittlon providing that It morrow
untI otherwise ordered. the Ssnat
h"r1 at IL O'Clock a. IN. Senators
'rr ana Alicn objected to the pending
N''"I' ON being displaced and demanded A;
'lld nay vote. The vote resulted
Nt'i; nays, 8. The Ssnat'. without di-
''H' then agreed t, the resolution and
'"F iarri, moved to take up the tlrf
ana senator HigIInS q The fioor II
''NIt"h to the measure. : natOr Dolpt
"'Nt recognized ana gave "a further IN
.'e"t OF his tariff speech begun on ti't
Instant. Alter the executive session
senate adjourned.
The Largest Steel Bridge.