Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
NEWS AND NOTES.
4 Summary Of ImpOrtal. Events.
FIFTT-THIRO CONGRESS.

In the senate. on The fssh. TIE legislative. ex-
scufive and Iulicial appropriation nii and The
district q Columbia hfu we're passed. and the
Agricultural appropriation bll was reported
tro1a committee Ia the house n resolution
insi0rsiag the action q the president in sup
pressing lawteSsnssS in connection with The
great railway strike vas almost un4ainousIv
adopted being opposed principally by Mr.. Pence
pop COLI senate anensfnneuts 10 the naval
appropriation bill were 1on-coururred in ard
TIE hlll vas sent % conference Discussion %
the sil to establish Uniform system Of bank
ruPtcT occupied the remainder of the days ses-
sion
Is the the seaats. On the I7,h. the agricultural
PHI being under consideration. almost the En-
tire session was taken up In the discussion q
an amendment spprupriatinx g. eoeo 70 be
used II The exserrina1iol of the Russian czc-
tus or thistle which uzs finally carried hv q
vote of = 70 "a and The bin Wa thea passed.
AFTER Shich tire Indian appropriation hiII vas
taken up ----- In the house after the transzc-
sio1 o. some uuimportznt business BIZ au-
thortxtnS the arpotutmeEr of third circuit
Iasi-e IN the Eixath fsdicizl circuis and ore
making ali railruad corporations for the pgr-
psrses % jurisdiction citiEenS q a1v state into
uhich their tracks or leased lines may run or
II which they do anF business and in which the
cause % action may occur. we're passed.
IL the senate. On the sun. the Iusiian appro-
7riztioz bill occupied almost the entire srs-
sion going over HzalI- without action The
conference report on tse naval appropriations
otH was agreed 20 Several bills were passed
iaciusti1g ore % encourage the reclamation of
arid laais aud their cultivation and ale IN
snail tracts u actual settlers -- In the hou-e.
after an animated e0loquy betw Msssrs-
Reed. Terry and RirharSisoz and SPEAKER
Crisp a. % the di1sreat methods in voSu- fo-
cu1nttng ! quorum IN this and the 1fEv-drSr
congress. several bills o. no general interest
we're passed ard the agricultural appropria-
tiou hiil was seat 10 conference
IN the senate. ca the 18th. the Indian app-o-
Prt4riou htli was finally passed The eonfer-
erce report On the al diplomatic aad coasuiar biIl
was agreed "a. Asp II message from the
house asking further conference On the ta-fr
oill was laid before the senate foilox@d by an
oral report from NJ Worries. chairman % tne
finance eousnisree, 20 the eject that the con-
ferees had been unable TO agree -I In the
house NJ. Wilson chairman q the committee
on ways ard m-azs- reported the failure % the
colferees on the tariff nill TO as-ee- and moved
that the ho7zSe insist uPoa its dfsaEreer-ent TO
TIE senate aIenGEsafS- TIE Conference re-
ports ca sAe naval zzd diplornatic zzd eonSu-
ar appropriation eills were reported aad
zagrse4 to
N the se1ate- On he sata- the entire aar-s
session vas taken up oy speerheS provoked by
the presentation of a message frun The house
asking for further euufere1ce ca the tari-
btu Mr.. HiiI- Who Ezs The lsadla- speaker.
DECLARED that deuocra1ic senaturs wouId have
to rally aruzad shs president Or else they
Nquia IN % TIE VAL No vote Ezs sAkeu "a
anF u n. Propositions submitted ----- In he
huuSe eieht bills frg-n the commitsee % ne
judiciary were paSsesi. oEe e them rroviais NJ
FOR the tnSpertiou q tuziETznts cuuiaz % the
Tnitet Statss a. the port q departure aad one
tc prevent tn interference ~ United STATES
courts with the coiierriaa of state iax-s levied
AGAINST rzil-oad eorraratians zorwfrhSszzftf7-
their bsizE arerate-f D receivers appointed ~
Unitsd states courts