The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17

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day lnased tia hi5is n,ovs1Ins - ~.
deportation of anArckistsa 4 eo.os.,.;o,,!
was iitfOduCtd nv sl1gr I. hfns Msn,' !
tcnanofarily. aincIarinr tint a. .tha go -.
yiefOr of tires ~ tinS sSvslsSs oSS,s.t,:ss
VI AVIATION 5thN 1siiowin.S ,i,,rrssSs.
should be n6sarvafi. isis.t tSat IN
taxes are .HHisiens a., tEa "a n wy ssdss ~.
and can onIv he rirhtfnIIv ,,,,,,s,.,..S
raise revenue to snnnorf tha Soyarn. s,o y
ment! second. TINT when taraa ,era I'm.
sH66SI 20tt fnnnorfetl iaS}.ias IA Ists
should be 90 low a not materioi,v ~
restrict importation: nnd. fhirii that 4,
selecting articles to he faxed oniv
those ready for consnmntion shnn,j l,o
chosen and those imi,Orted for nnn,,.
facture or remanufacture ehonId ha
exempt.
The house transacted some unin,nort.
amt routine businass to-day. l,,its s,,s,ist
most Of the day debating the senate
fnmendments- to the Indian annronTlI.
ton bills providing for the rnfificnt tinn
and Yuma Indians. but no vote was
tnken.s Mr. Johnson OF Ohio presented
the memorial Of the Central Labor
Union. OF Cleveland, praying for fhe
impeachment of United, States District
JUICE, Alcks OF Ohio, and Il wasr -
ferrads to the judiciary committee. u
Warrington, Aug. S.-The senate held
q, snort and uninteresting session today.
Ihe most import ant event was the pas
sage OF resolution directing the pres
ident to take steps for the release of
American citizens confined In the Isl-
and OF Cuba for participation in the re-
cent rebellions. The carly adjournment
was due to O desire to avoid Irritating
remarks which 1t was thought on the
Democratic side would probably be
heard later In the day from Republican
senators and might lead to 4 debate
which ut the present time, when feel.
Ing Is running high, might prove disa-
greeable. There was also nothing be-
fore the senate ex,ept the cnlIcndsr
which contains a large number of bills
that some of the leading Democratic
senators think might as well remain
on the calendar. 80
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:. Wash,nston. Va. Ing Aug; e-1n the house
to-oay MI: Bailey lDem., Tex), from
tne committee on judiciary, as matter
oL Rrivnege' introduced q resolution
providing Tor an investigation by that
tSe district % co,,rt ~ Nnstha.1 .sS 1uuss ~, Hi
Mr. Grosvenor Men Oh,ol cr,t,cisai y;
this resolution for nm invcstIootinn ss
a f,iece of indecent haste NJ notice
Ind dsl,eensrivcn Jndoe Ricks nv tho cow
mittee. he saii. He snhmittad that
u Judge Of fhe district coart or t,,s
United Stat1s shonld ha fraoted wifi,
as much deference m 3 man chs rooa
with; beingsdr,in and disornorlv in - y
police court. Nfr.; Railevi saiI Il Ne
Grosyenor were n friend of Jndve
Kicks he would want fho iny yest,ga tion
to progress. II there was a taint on
Judge Ricl,s' official ermine II shouId
|, be removed. or he sl,onld he ren,ovni
The resolution was apreed to without
division. -, ~
In the senate the house bfn 70 rc-
imburse r. H Nebeker. late treasurer
of the United States. Tor 81 .OOO nnid
by him to make good n shortage I'm his
accounts when his Office was turned
4Yer tn his spccesspr was passed.
1nols w D!.As n.Lou1cet. ".n . nr
tHupriuy n'e reterreu was Que ny MT
i,.h,aa An op5 !.!,,,. ~ present pro,ess'oMal I
.Wwyts, oo.m;n,tt.o WHEEL ~, sn,,on was icAciiu " .i'
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Washington, Aug. 1O.-In the house
Mr.. B0utelle Rep., Me.), speaking to
question of personal privilege, denied
q published imputation that he had in
trOduced for political purposes resOlu-
hong recognising the new Hawaiian re-
public Referring to the, pfesidente
recognition OF the republic, he was de-
scribing how "Mr. Gresham had sneak
ca up 70 me capltOl yesterday 10 INFORM
Cnairman McCreary OF the administra-
tlonS purpose Waen.ne was caAsa 70
0FGer Dy MT: OuthWalte (oen:, Onio)
Ili alu warneu py tne spencer MI: bou-
teiic uenouncea Ine c0hduct OF tne ad-
!nlnlstfatlon nN OIL w !, inc r., HiWahan anair us
peanu, polues. ,1e lns speaker nere ue-
SlyeA uiat ~. NJ. Uoutene hau eoIe 0us-
,u s.ue =. & tne 9usss'on VI psisonaL i. !, PRIV
iese' ss, ~, as . ns "S.u t.e nv' Gss.s., VI
saSr WaCra.rv - ~ % tho tha fare,on @ e afrsira cn,n. %
,,.s..as t,,;aS a. ~ e .o..S., ~ ,s. na,,ta,,.
t,y,t v,nipf ~ r,rf1., nv ,,o 4. ,.o foT1 1n1, Ar
EithIap mem MI any .,,stoinad Nv
~ S,,a,i,or ;i1,a ho,,sa ess,d NJ ~
h,,s,rass ~ ,,n,I;,+,..co -
Tho Senate aIio,;,no., of+o- . h,,sv
session I own owing tn ti,e tar,fr fi. conferencc s
<'>,S'e'N'' w." ~
Washington Aug. 11.-In the senate
late Yesterday Mr. HIN tried to obtain
racocnstion tn OFFER n resolution calling
for infornntion M to tho statrs OF the
tor,fr confarnnce INF wns femnorarilv
crowded ont Inv other business. sWhiie
the resolntiorf of Mr Hill was living on
the table and had mot bcen read. Mr..
Grav moved nm excfr,tiye session. Few
senators yote.I nh. tl,e viva yocc vote
and Mr., HIN de,nondcd the ayes and
novs Tho Demorrots pcnrnliy voted
for the NOTES ,Seyer5l conservative
senators yoteii against the motion. lin.
Murphy. Puuh. ralnier and Gibson
did % NOT W. vote " vcst % yotcd ave Tl,r mo.
tion was lost-21 to 80.
Senator Hili's resolution rcn,;ns,c,