Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07

Methodists Of Freeport dedicated
new church Bishop McLaTen, Of Chi
cago, officiated.
Washington, D. c., May 31.-There
was a good attendance on the senate
floor today. Senator Trupie presented
a set Of resolutions adopted by the
legislature Of Ohio protesting against
the Russian exuaditiOn treaty Sen
atOr Hill then offered his resolution
directing the bribery investigating
committee to throw open its doors 20
the public 1t went over senator
Turpie offered a joint resolution de
claring that it was no longer the in
/ terest OF the United States TO continue
the treaty with Russia ratified april
u. and that notice be served on the
emperor Of Russia that the United
States purposes 10 terminate that
treaty at the expiration Of six months,
yhe time required TO I've given by the
treaty. He also reported from the com
mittee on foreign affairs, with a unani-
nous recommendation that it, pass.
substitute for the Hawaiian resolution
reported some months ago. 1t made
no reference 10 annexation and was
as follows:
Resolved, by the senate of the
United states That Of right it belongs
wholly to the people Of Hawaii TO es-
tablish and maintain their own form
Of government and domestic policy;
that the United States ought not in
any way to interfere herewith and
that Interference in the political 2 fairs
Of these islands by any other govern
ment viii be regarded as an act un-
friendly to the United States
senator Mills explained that the res
oluJion did not meet his approval al
though he would not vote against it,
Believing that this government has
Oyerthrown an existing government in
Hawaii be thought it the duty of the
United States to tear down the oil
garchy set up in its name The reso-
luton was then passed unanimously,
. tifry-hye senators voting for it. Sen
atOr Mills did not vote
senator PETER pop. KAN offered a
resolution. which was apnropriat4lv ra-
ferred, insuucuug the judiciary com
mittee to report whether inc govern
meut Of the United states ,oud bv
virtue of an acr Of congress- ropsti
rutionaIly take uossessfou of and hold
for public uses, paying compensation
therefor nm the ,.naI hpds If tbn
rgup7.v
The tariff hin was fakeg mn several
amendments offered ~ tho In-,ll,.r.. mar.
agrapbs looking 10 = dprv ON rouab
r,mbar were yntal down bv d s.ri..t
party vote. Senator Allen moved 10
strike out paragraph rs, as follows:
Lumber of any sort rluel or lin
ishpd. on each side so planned or lin
ishcd. 10 cents per thousand feet.
board measure: and if planed ON one
side ana ionuied and grooved 81 per
thousand; and if plaued on two sides
and t0ngued and groOved. $50 per
thousand. and i'm estimating board
. measure under this schedule no doduc-
ton shall be made on account of plan
ing, growing or tongung."
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voted on without debate. under am
agreement made ON Wednesday tbe
vote was immediately taken and fl
was agreed to-35 to - "a strict party
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