Huntsville gazette., 1894-04-07
VIEWS IN BRIEF.
ronuiled from Various Sources
ssrox.I PRocEEDINGs.

CONFESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
ssnale. on the 18th. the resolution to
ny o,be judiciary committee the question
rsis' y ling adequate punishment for the sim
dF =, United States coins was passed.
us"0- bort executive session the fortif1ca-
di1'. annnropriation bill was reported from the
toHo s,,os The McGarrahan- bill was further
t0ulAared In the house, after the passage
fo,.-- rrivate bills and bill to authorize
"p.ons required to give security to the United
F N furnish the bonds OF approved
..rtv and security companies properly In
1I.o-ated a vote in the O'Neill-Joy contested
g.i,ior case declaring JOY entitled to retain
s.sast resulted l46 to 10l in favor OF the con-
....rt but pending vote to reconsider, tho
house adjourned
| ,.,,s senate. on the Goth after unimportant
...ring business, the pension appropriation
N, ras reported from the committee on appro-
| .L.,ons and placed on the calendar, after
rs',b the McGarranan bill was taken up, dis
- and passed In the house, during
I'm the motion to reconsider the vote on
w -ssolntion declaring Charles J. Joy entitled
y, ssat from the Eleventh Missouri district.
~,.sape from the president vetoing the seign-
i,.gs bin was received Less than quorum
ling voted a call OF the house was moved.
al the remainder OF the days session was
| rssei In flibustcrlng.
1ur senate was not in session on the 30th
In the house a large portion Of the day
%. srent in a vain effort by Mr.. Reed to Sc
~. a correction OF the preceding days Jour-
,,lso that ii would state that the speaker had
srliDed for no reason given" to entertain an
rnssl from GIr. Payne, of New York. The
,ssatsr denied the right OF any member to ask
1,a, ol
f,,lr anproved. and the presidents message
voing the Bland seigniorage bill was read.
,,,e To reconsider the vote of the house in
@0Netll.Joy contested-election case devel-
1.-THE absence Of quorum, and the house
wk a recess until o. m. the evening session
sne for the consideration OF private pension
bills and relief bills.
TIE senate was not in session or the 3lst-...
| IN the house number OF measures received
| from the senate were temporarily disposed OF
| House hin 10 amend the laws relating TO par
ratrv was passed The river and harDor Dill
was reported and placed upon the calendar.
Resolutions OF regret at the death OF Repre-
sentative O'Nell Of Pennsylvania, were passed
after several speeches euloSist1c OF deceased
had been delivered. and, as further mark OF
respect the house adjourned
In the senate on the %, several unimportant
measures having been disposed Of, bill on the
| subject OF fur seals was By unanimous consent
| for its immediate action, hurried through its
regular legislative course until its final pass
Twas pending, when, upon questions raised
u Nj. Hoar action was suspended for the
" being, the bill being ordered printed
awhile, Mr.. Voorhees, opened the tariff
aEe with two hours speech, after which
kAnlson took the floor to reply, but con-
zisd TO withhold his speech. and the senate
roceeded to executive business In the
hl'e no business whatever was accomplished,
clustering against the O'Neill-Joy contested
stion case occupying the entire session.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
The remains Of Louis Kossuth, the
Hungarian patriot, were inferred at
Buda-Pesth on the 1st. Over 800, 900
H1ngarians visited the capital to do
honor to his memory.
CHEF MARSHAL BROWNE Of the Com
nOnweal army issued a special order
on the Slst from the old building near
Darlington, Pa, in which John Brown
vas born, calling attention to that fact
and ordering special ceremony in
honor Of the monument TO the dead
gettysburg soldiers near by.
ADvICEs from Honolulu state that
The natives, despairing of Liliouka-
anil restoration, are coming out for
annexation, with pension for the ex-
queen.
BCDA-PEsTH municipal authorities
nave decided to rename some of the
Nlnclpal streets in honor of Kossuth
W the I'd the president nominated
llonaS +. Benedict, Of New York, to
epublic printer; James D. Yeomans,
" iowa. to be interstate commerce
|nmlSSloner, and Charles j. Taylor,
%hansas to be recorder of deeds in
ae District of Columbia.
"a me I'd Am mbassador Bayard said,
"'tr an extended interview with the
nn q Kimberly, that there would be
.VOImculty in arriving at an amica Bile
,slsenent for the carrying out of the
..WS ol the Paris award in the Behring
"a arbitration.
NJ "a lne I'd Rt Rev. Michael Joseph
a'Iell' bishop of the Catholic do
VI trenton, n. j., died suddenly
'ue episcopal residence in Trenton.
III Il omaha, Neb., on the I'd. Judge
0%eii ordered the abandonment by
mon Pacific receivers of the
~ aren line from Denver to Leadville
i'penses. ~' o' p"S
a.4. 4ot' bRowNE-SEQUARD, the eminent
IN Wan OF Paris, who invented the
s,it .a'ieo elixir which created such a
sg.u on lew years ago, but proved
n, n'ue value, died on the I'd.
M. 'He "a Col. Patrick Walsh, of Au-
nm appointed United States sena tor
4, ~ i Northen of Georgia, to serve
,,.,, rus unexpired term of Senator Col
lsoo.. deceased, formally accepted the
m inhs AND CASUALTIES.
sbo,, T. MARION, president of the
esp ira; Doafd at Guthrie, Okla, has
i, brih b+llcted on the charge of accept
Sc,masOtes he has fed to Mexico. In
Sotr as5 were also found against
caeto,a ana Delaney, prominent con-
'gains. Tor offering bribes. and
saoo several other members of the
e.p .n.d o,nsted Falls, O., six masked
aty on a's5ed ere the Lake Shore depot.
porersd u .pe morning of the goth. over,
d vls [ and captured. ~ os
&l3 nlSht of tho oe+,, Al