Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-04
GonWessi0nel.

resignatlc ns or FellUWGi phd" ktt0H OK
New York, who had beeu elected the
District AttornSy and Cotp ptroilef OF
Currency OF New York City, were
read. ''s'-'--.i'. J.. . 8 =,
The Speaker presented the creden-
-tislS OF Adams of Pennsylvania. to.
succeed the late U'Neill.'' ''' -.
Then The Hawaiian fight oegsn,
Bou,elie, in behalf of the Republic
cs"s, bringing it up to antagouize the
thrift bin. - "''t.,' ~ ~.
McCreary Chairman Of the foreign
Affairs COMMITTEES sought to avoid
, t..is subject b. 'rvir~ % make un ar
r"ngeu.snt.by, wn,vp ;sridu. and tat
u day or this week would ~ set aside
for the consideration uf,the resul pti,n
troporLed by the Foreign Affairs Com-
iniCtee n lieu of the HIT aud Bou-'
Tell resolutions. =
l,i't the head OF the Mip9r,ty Of
s. Foreign Affairs Countries was
gu Ills feet as soon as Mc>!reury made
his proposition. He eJaIsu That mas
mucn as this proposition gave tns
Rspu U,lcans su Substantially what they
desired, nauIely:,a Liu,e liked for ne
bate ON the hawaiian Iu.Ller, he
wouglu Do R,ad ~ accept IL.
Tne Dem'!cra.s falIeu 70 muster Il
quoru u, IaI until They 60 The lHritf
biI 10 90 ck.d. here IS IltIe pros
poet Of quorum to-day. e..
SENATE.
When the SeuaIe Was called 10 Or
der uO noon nardy q scure al mem-
bers ~-r- IN their Seats Cobslder,.-
BIO delay ucc Irred before d quorum
was SEQ reu. Alter the Ieao,ng uf
the Journal, Blackburn Of Kentucky
Presented The credentlais OF senator
Eppa tiunton of Vi'guIa. who took
the Uatn III Office.
''Frye presented n lest.iuJiUn ieclHr-
Ing TINT ~ WIS the opinion OF the
Senate thaL duripb the !nvsstIgatlUn
by The .Gy'u.nILtee on Foreign lteia-
Hons ..i our Relation With Huwall,
there should be no Interference on
the parU ot the United States ny nvr-
~ frtfuence or phS seal force for The
rsstOrnDl.TI OF Queen LliiuokAiaui or
the manu- ttnance OF the Provisional
Go"erntnenL OF the Hawaiian lslanqs,
sld that lie naval forces should DO
used IA The islands only for the pro-
tectIou Of the lives and property of
Anerlc"u ciLlzeuS. He usked that
the Reservation lie upon the table Tor
the Present. and stated that he would
l-Ler asa It's reference to ths Com..
m,Ltse On Foreign Relations.
The resolution ucoRsio ned q mani
festaLion OF interest and DOUBTLESS
%iG soon become the subject or dis
QUESTION.
"HA,presented q bill limhting tho
effect u regulations OF cnnmerc be-
tw-en ti,s several States and with for.
s!gn countries. ".' 49," ="
''A'6ill called up by Pugh Of Ala
bama tor the relief OF CERTAIN aliens
VIC had acquired property in THO
dpstF,ct occas,Oned much discussion,
esBIAeysloped the fact that aliens
were fpeonpetsnt to hold pfbpsrty IN
tbe laistEiOt Of Columbia. m's.A d" I a.
Hartjs ot TenRrsJse thought tho
psasepk' 3sw obnoxious and that a
general tiil bhoubl be introduced
permitting aiisdato'hofd property in
taSilisbticts .:'@' u hpfr gn,d. !
'Jsesb % Adhis poipt was promptly
telref NY" godktdll Sf biSasSSti, who
.atPf4ked No ptsssht laS aadi sad Ae
b. ,pNa $kD' tIsis tySaid 'nSyHr 'popYo
~Re3 SaiAbs slaad AhelH ttbpgfsy IN
&hs Rlslriss oi Colusis44s. '"p"f ~
AfSsfs9ms futse sf 9sisYasSiep Cook.
roll Withdrew his tbjeSt&saB and the
Ril yiAssy " Sgisg mr. fhs 0sel,ss o.