Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-06-02
CONGRESSIONAL.

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senate Mr. Kyle urged the passage OF his res.
olution detlar ny 10 ~ not tho purpose OF the
United States tous force TO restore Liliuosa
lani as queen ofihc n IVA Ian lands, and my
30 considered an act OF nobility 10 the
United States. Mr. Daniel. Democrat. OF
w iinia. objected to action on th' rcso.
Scn unit, the re 10 ,s on 90 Sr. Ss name
committee had nrst teen acted upon Mr.
Frye. Republican OF Name, advocated the
ptssa' OF IN 8 or similar resolution. saying
had from 'o rspoa'lss s
senate acted the queen would resi-
oil pretcnse 10 the throne and accept money
compens tloa therefor This being the condi'
ton on the island, in the name Of hum nifty he
lar reso utions Al this nj the hour OF
i:D VI wei. The resolution went over
aud the tariff b'll was taken up
ras sSspr ss 81 the may eom%,i"c
OF IN amendment offered by hr Allen. tho
Nebraska Populist to place brbsd wire on
the free LIST. Several Republican, opposed II.
tent OF demanding u record. making vote
upon Il An intimation from Mr. lIonr that
barbed wiro was 10 DO tho prize OF Mr. Aliens
vote tho tar bill was indi naitiv den ed
Mr. Powers amendment &, include other
classes OF fence wire was defeated
After ole irlnx tho table OF some routine but
mess. NJ is:Sl o clock the house went into
committee Of tho VIII To-. 10 consider
NJ RisSaTason 'ps @s. lied TO- TO- the
chair. The Republican wer, successful Ia
their effort. TO amend tho pension paragraphs
20 as to ,trike out the 1900 appropri tim
for special inves a;SI for alleged f,aads
bill. and Il wa, reported TO the
hou.e Sep,rue vote, wer, demanded
ocrat. Of Iowa. d,cla~in, the law rope iled
authorizing tho do kim OF N ,nibers'
,alarie, and On the amen imcnt striking out
the appropriations for the civ service The
Hayes nntidockin amendment WINS defeated.
iOi 10 . The amendment Of Mr. Enloe. Dem.
ocrats. OF Tennessee. striking out tho ap'
propr ,ation for tho Civil Service commission
was lost, ~ to I T. amid. Republican applause
the lie islativc III wa, than passed
Nav y Senator Kyle asked for vote on
his Hawaii IN re- ,olution which was opposed b.
Mr. Gray. AMI II again went over. after
Me SIS Holr and Harris indulge In u lively
cxcian e OF personalities The tartn bill was
then taken IN and the consideration OF the
cut cry schedule resumed all the finance
committees amendments Gin adopted.
Al the end of the morain: hour In thj house
the house went into committee OF inc whole
for con ,der Itlol o. piyatc bills The only
business done durin the lay was tho pas'a
OF bill for the relic of ThomiS Il Reed and
the su cess Of this bill seemed to be- duo In
no small degree TO the name Az 'oc.oK
the committee arose, and tho house took
recess until y o'clo;k. Tue evsnns sess on
was devoted 10 the consideration OF privits
bills
May Ex-senator Hill Of New York made his
specih attacking the proposed duty OF tlres.
fourths OF u cont o ind on lcll ore an ,ad
silver bearin: ore. and generally arrit min
hi. collca ,ucs for their refusal To stand by the
Demo rite doctrine OF FREQ rav materials
Mr. Vest OF Missouri defended the placin OF
the duty on the two met y. and they were car.
ried by vote OF y: TO .. Hill Mllls ana Allen
yotn In the negu'ivr
The Briwley bill to remit the I pr cent tax
on cicarin; hou q certificates and other notes
is ued hy private nd state rankin ussogta
ton. between Au ut !. 81 and Ottorr
u Ia. teln the period of financial
depre sion, had the right of.wiy In %
house Mr. Snrn err OF lllinoi chairm n
OF the committee Of binhin; and currency
made a spec. h a!nst the total rope u OF the
state bank tax laws. while he favored the re-
mission OF the tax on rotes issued durIn the
tinrncial s'r mgcnc Mr. COS Of Tennessee.
who was next On the II OF sp,ikers. not feel
IN iuclinc | 70 speak. e~Spcakcr GaiuSha IL
Grow OF Pcnn'ylv ma was recognized II,
SPOKE ~ inst the bill Mr. Grows spe, h WAS
warmly applluded by his Republican col
lea ues. aad he was fo!loSe by Mr LIZ son.
Demo. rat OF Gcor H. Mr.. IawsOns spe oh
was plea a;ain>i iinin 1 II mInololi aud he
asserted the monopo y eajo.ei by tho INK Of
En- land has had u very DEF rcss n me ton
En- sh finances Al al p m. Mr. Lawson
concluded his speech amid Demo rattle mn
plaisc when OF m1tlo1 ~ Mr ,oi the com
mittee rose and the house immediately M
iourncd
NAV ~ Tho senate spent ei.hl hours dis
Gus in. the question OF free iumbc:. Not u
vote was taken The tlrf bill PLACES lunber
In the rou h on the free 1T The debate WIS
upon Mr. Hates proposition 10 transfer lum.
her 10 the dutiablc 1t ut the RI cs u ell
in the Mckinley law. senator Frye AMI H1
o: Ma ne and .'erl;ins OF Cal f1rnii. NJ, he'll
and DOiph OF Orc III whose =. Itcs nre most
par,icul rly circ tied in tn lum lcr inda try
occupied the IN jnr portion 4 TIE time N the
s M 0'' walsh The M new nnior from
Gcor H. delivered carefully prepared
spec. on III: General subject OF ths tar.n
from 4 y lnorritr 81 ,ndpoint At a:lb tho
senate wclt into cyc;uiivc session and shors'
~ aiterHard nj burned
The speaker laid before the house letter
from tic family OF the Hungari n y tr'ot.
Louis Ko.suth In rcpl; TO tho resolution Of
coincidence OF the house. District q! Colun'
bin hu ines occupied the house all diy
May - s Sen ltor Kyle. PoDullst OF South
D,iOt !. In order 10 avoid fGrth r. conflict over
the pas ,igo OF u re solut on dee arm; the sclse
OF the enate against non'in,crierintc with
the Affairs of the Hawaiian isand'. agrecd
10 wave " vote on his rcs luton II
voio could lie >ccurel on the Turpe
resolution reported from the comm ttee On
forri relations S,n tor Vest tDemo.r iti
OF Missouri offered u sutstilut; Tor tle
Iurp resolution one dacllrin; IN u from tho
facts AMI pap RS before tho SIN ito l; would bo
unwi and lncxpedleIt TO con .ider project
OF annexation tn II the hi hest intrrnt onal
interests re luirc In d the people OF the sand.
wieh Islands should choO Q their own form OF
government AMI line o! lolicy, and that foreign
Interference with tho u airs OF the q isiIndS
would bc regarded rs an at ubfrcnliy
TO the United stite+ motion by
Senator Hoar to Ivy the Vest amen iment
On the bic was defeated u aye. NAYS
The tariff bill was taken M ana senator
Proctor VI Vermont addressed the senate IN
opp y tion senator Puitbr ~ OF south Dl
kota followed spc kim u. som, len 4 In OPP
position TO the iii Sen Itnr Gry. at the close
Of tn speech OF senator Petit row, presented
10 III senate he port OF tho select commit
tea dele .atcl to lnvestt Mt tho Oh 1rses OF I'm
propriety IN the frimin OF thi ~ nr sched'
ule Senator Hill o5jectcl TO It's prjstnta'
ton senator GRAY called for Its teidins. say,
ing II was priyie ed. and after .One time hi
been spent ~ discussing that point the senito
reed ami the report was read The report
Is y riial mo OF tbs proceedin sot Ia u NJ
mltt.e bcarin uDOn tn ,iuSN ~ the news.
nnpcr corrc ,pondents. Edwards. Shrivcf and
Walkkur TO answer questions propoundad
by member OF tho committee The
omm ties re- commended that the president OF
the senate Gritty the names 70 I ~ united
81 tie, Ill trict attorney OF the District OF
Columbia to the end thu cash OF the wit
ner and form provided by law Afiern heated
dcbIe the matter went over.
The house voted TO ho!i no session TO NOR
row--Dcrorati0n day After so ne rout no
business the bill u ropeu 70 stat baak TX
opencd the debate for the iric I'd o! unc ndi
tional repeal Mr. john sun. Rrnlblicln ot
Indiana followed with an nrglinc u IN tayor
o "a sub .tantial stable Gu r'ncy He was FOL.
lowed by MIR Black OF Georgia l fNor o.