Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-01-18
IN CONGRESS.
The Snnata-

WAsHINGToN, d. c.. Jan. l0.--In IN
ate Mr.. Davis rep, Me- spoke Oh Tile
waiian question, tavoring non-inteEa
The Senate at $50 went into exeGtl
sion and at 3:i5 adjourned.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Jan. ll.--INh
ate to-day Mr.. Davis Rep,, MINI 4d
the Frye resolution on the use og
forces in Hawaii. He reviewed the
of the administratio and the acts
Blount. Mr.. Turpie Dem, Ind dcta
the administration in It's course Q0SN
Hawaii. No action was taken clthgon
Frye's resolution or on Mr.. TuTpeS
both lie on the table. 4 bill to extend
act of February a, 1891, authorizing
sas q Arkansas Valley road to conS'
and operate additional lines Of n1V
through the Indian Territory was rcf /
by Mr.. Jones dem, Ark and "a
After a short executive session the renal |
8 p. NJ. adjourned until to-morow,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Jan. l2,-The sg!
part of the session of the Senate to.a!
devoted to executive business Ih,1I
ination of Mr.. Preston TO be az
or of the mint was finally r@W
ed, after many weeks OF slumOa
and confirmed by a vote of three
of the senators present. The CHIEF G0|
the open session of the Senate was thea
ton of the resolution OF MIR. Allen
Populist senator of Nebraska, calling VI
the secretary of the treasury to explain
tain figures i'll his recent report IN rtsaN
the gold importations for 1893.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. l5.-lhega'
tive session Of the Senate to-day W%S
and uneventful, nearly the whole day
devoted to executive session IN colST
ton of the Hornblower nomination !.
was an unusual flood OF petitions p"
ing against the passage OF tie Wilson.
bill in the Senate to-day after the real.
the journal. After the executive SeS>v
Senate adjourned, the 1ornbIoWer non
ton having previously been rejected
The House.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. W.-lN
House to-day the tariff debate was Fesm
Mr.. Johnson Dem, o. spoke asalIn
Wilson bill as not reaching far enc
Mr.. Dalzell (Rcp., Pa spoke at
length against the measure. l lnn
speakers ere Mr.. Woomer Ifa,
Mr.. Coombs On. ". When the
closed, the House. at 5.l5, took
cess until o'clock tonight. Al 'o-nf
session of the House, Mr.. Snodgrass y
Tenn.), Mr.. Mahon (Rep;, Pa'h am ni
Curtis (Rep., Kas J, were the speakers
at 1920 the House adjourned. T.,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. ll.-lD
House to-day the tariff debate was le ,,o
Mr.. Breckenridge Dem., KY spohtt
lowed by Mr.. Richards dem, o. alT
Dingley (Rep., Me-. Mr.. Springer ~
Ill., supported the bill, and was foIIo"
the same vein by Mr.. llarter pt ,,ar
Mr.. Brosius (Rep., Pa closed the a l,ed
debate. At $50 the House adl0ulmo'
p. NJ. AT the evening session helTI" oc
tlves Mcguire Dem, CAL ana Iv'
(Dem., Tex spoke in support Oh wv
son bill. ~
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan: l2.I 5n
House to-day Mr.. Brosius ({eP' vr ."
lshed his speech against the OH IN " a.
EFT dem, Mass spoke for lhe p ponG
Mr.. Black Dem, Ca and Mt '''
(Dem.. w. Na.). - In
WASHINGTON, u. c., J2n. I5'. ,1a
House weeks general debate Oh , Ne
bill was ended. Bourke Cochran p''l
w. Judge Turner dem. Ga, u'"' \
venor, OF Ohio, and Nj. Bryan ll} Tr,,id
made brilliant speeches. Ihe -, Ill
Hawaiian message accompanleG p,$$,tpd
pressed correspondence, was suoi The
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan. 49, ,."sh
debate under the tivc-minute rue " wore
to-day. Only three amendlnen.s W
posed OF, none of material no'n,,i Sr
attempt of Mcssrs. De foreSS a." ION q
(Dems., Conn. to secure the aaolo'Scu n
amendment increasing the duly on wa
cigar wrappers to the present 'a'''
feated.