Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

the Hawaiian republic Referring 70 tho
presidents recoinltion Of the republic ne va
up to the capitol yesterday 10 inform Chair
man McCrcary OF tho administrattons pur'
pose" whom he was called 70 ordcr py MT
oushvaite Of Ohio and warned oy the spesak 81:
administration In the Hawaiian aiair rs pea
nut politics" He asked the house 10 re
pudiate the whole turbulent and NAL
odorous affair: and to express TO the new To-
or hero decided that Mr.. Boutelle had gone
outside OF the question OF personal privilege.
and ~ he would not desi-t ordered him 10 TAKE
his seat In the morning hour MI Meyer asain
called up the bill TO promote the eficicncy OF
the militia and Mr. Ffthian denounced the
government for sendin, troops into Illinois
without receiving request from the govern.
or NJ. Meyer md Mr. Cameron ,Ss 1 ae,enSTa
Ind done his duty. some one exclaimed: 'joi
bless him. what courage he has" and nj that
the Republicans cried Amen" The morning
expired without action on the ball ana o. s:is
Of the day was devoted 10 business reported
from the committee on claims
Aug lin tho senate Hill introduced
resolution calling for information ~ TO the
porariiy crowded out by other business
While the resolution OF Mr. Hill was lying on
she table md had not been road Mr. Gray
novel IN executive session Tow more sen
Hi demanded the yeas aud nay. several
conservative senators voted 'ainst the mo-
tion. HILL Murphy. Purh Palmer and G.hson
voted no. Gormun. Harris and Jones did not
lost. ayes 81. nays - The resolution went
over until tomorrow.
the house devoted itself 10 discus I'M pro-
jccts for u "ovcrnmsnt exhibit. TO cost I'd :.
OF the arid land states io1.OD acres
OF land 70 encoura the reclamation
OF their deserts. contained in sen.
ate amendment, to the sundry civil
bill The former furnished opportunity for
patriotic speeches from the northcrncrs on
q reunited country AID enthusiastic m ijor.
ity voted to instruct the house eonferree, 10
support q substitut, hav.n: pract cally the
same effect rs IN amen imcnt minority OF
the Democrats opposed the amendment on
constitutional rounds and ths Georgia rop-
resentatives refrainci from pushin tho mt
ter. but left Atlanta In the h,nd' OF her
friends No decision WAS reached upon tho
arid lands project
Au,. ii-Sen ,tor Hills tariff resolution
went over agu'n without action. on motion
Of Mr. C0ekrell TO 20 into executive session
The motion carried by . tic vote. which Was
broken by the wise president votin; In us
tho di scus> Ion OF the Hill resolution were OF
very II Ito interest. The executive session
MIR. Cockreli said was OF great Importance.
lasted only ten minutes and the 'enAte nd
iourncd at ::iI
Two disputed senate amendments 10 the
sundry civil hill were settled by the house
after discussion OF nnimlted debate 'nc
was the prop sition TO give each OF tho arid
land states 10 O0)i acres OF SURVEYED nrii
public ,nds. TO he reclaimed by irrigation,
after the irri alton quest on hid been dis
cussed by many western members The other
amendment was the nppropriit on OF h.On
10 purchase o square owned by ex-senator
Malone for site for the government
printing ufi,e and was defeated tbs house
adoptinI u p!an proposed by Charm IN Bans'
head. OF the committee on public buildings. 10
buy additional ground adjoining the hu Ling
low IN u,e Tn action leaves stu unsettled
Jctween the house and senate question
which has caused many disn re.menls. AZ
i:ij the house adjourned nn the cal Tor
Democratic caucus on Monday mornin' at ID
o'clock was announced II was received with
great enthusiasm.
August - The house rcced ID from ~ dlS.
arreement to the senate tarin bill and passed
II b; vote OF 81 to iO Separate bills pl &c
I'M sugar coal and iron ore on the frcc list
wer, also PASSED..
The sen te ,gr,ed to the report OF the con.
feren.e COMMITTEES on the 'undry civil u
with some mo iiiications. and the bill was sent
b ok To conference u :uin Afurthcr disa rec
ment was had with the house on ths amen l.
mcnt orovidln: for the cxten lion OF the -ov'
eminent printin ONCE
Aug. ii.-Thcre WAS but a scatter n. OF sen.
ators present xren the vice preside u called
In. OF the journal was concluded when .
me.>en err from the hous was announced
and informed the senate thu tho
hou I'd pa scd bi. Is p acln. coal. iron ore
barbcd wire ami su ar on the FREQ hF. In
which Il asked the concurrence OF the .caat,
Mr. NJ m ier.on obje tod to the Second read.
In: Mr. Hill gave notice OF amendment re-
pealin. ull income tixe. Mr Hal, intro.
dusel resolution On for 'se prinsin. o, S %
'su ar tarir hill Mt Vest prote to !
against tho title. but Mr. Hhc replied
that he simply referred tn IL by TIE name bv
VIII oh II would 10 known hereafter hut
on tho hill Mr.. veI quo toned Mr. Hale's
ri ht TO stv W ut would he the popul n desi e.
nation OF the bill and declared II an TRACE
upon tho senate. The re oluicn went over
Au: i,-For i've hours tho sen q debated
the que ,tion OF rr0ceedin: Immediately to the
con liberation Of tho house bill plicin su :ar.
raw and refined. on the free LIST secretary
Carlisies letter stating the free entry OF
sugar would deprive tho treasury dur!n! the
ne I fiscal ,eir OF :it0 0,OOD revenue and
cause q deficit OF ks.O 400. which was I'D.
was made the ju ,iti ,ution OF Mr. Harris mo-
ton refer tho b II TO committee on finance
Hut Mr Lerry. u Democratic sen ltor from
Arknn rs, wanted the bill considered nj once
IN the ground the question was thorou hy
understood aud that Il, reference TO ths
com nittec would mean u, death Tne deb 20
WAS m ,rke { by one OF the most sen,at on u
on this calcium light IN q 'pce;h Of twoan u
half hours AlwSs eloqu mt, the Missouri
scnat TO dav,' smart n under whit he he
lieved to be unjust critiei m md ISLANDERS
ms frenzy against tho president md
NIL tho,e VINO hid as.ailrd
him (vest,) his as,o iates on the fnan 70 ,om.
mites. OF their motives He gave arom 10 o
history OF tho strus les In con ercn and
jisiiIicd the action OF tho sen to clnfcrree.
ihrIu bout Upon tho quas Ion IL rrferrin I;
tho su.ar bill. Mr. Vest uneq Two ally main.
tainel IL, reference 20 the finance committee
considerin, Il immedlat ,ly ard either
placing sugar on the free list or ut
least striking out the dincrcntiil in favor IL
the trust Mr. Villas dofun lod the adminstra-
ton :alnst the a'por,ion pu, upcn II by tbs
0. did Mr. Mills OF TeyaS who challrn ed
Mr. Carllsle's statement that the turn bill
would not yield sufficient revenui II ~ ar
went on tho free II Z Me- Jones OF the
iinuncc committee. offered an amendment 10
place u duty OF thirty per sen. Hat on raS
and refined 81 or. with no dinrrc tial 1fc
resolution was still pondin; when the senate
adjourned
Hardly y ripple OF interest was excite In
the hou Q when Charm IN Parson OF the com
mittee on enrolled bills reported mt the tar.
IN bill had been duly enrolled brief formal
Gently appointed minister to Russia. announc.
In; the resignation OF his commission ~ q
representative. waS read Considerable inter-.
est was excited by tn, reA In -
. resolution by Mr. Black ot Illinois.
rsciting the depletion OF gold In the
treasury and instruetinR the colna commit
too 10 report bill rriyile ed for the pro- er
'u.e and avail OF silver In ths TREASURY and
Instructing thu rules com mites TO report u
rule for It's prompt con I'D ration II we & to
the box In the re ulnr order AMI was 10 10 o l
by u re soluiiou fro Mr.. Talbert. Democrat.
4 C. for TIL free CO mage OF silver which was
referred TO the same committee