The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
show them any sort Of countenance in

show them any sort OF countenance IN
their lawless course.
The action OF the President ana ms
administration has the full sympathyand
support Of the law abiding masses OF the
people Of the United States ana ne VIII
be supported by all departments OF the
Government, and by the power ana re-
sources Of the entire nation.
Mr. Daniel said he hoped that such
q resolution at such a time might pass
without opposition, without dissenting
voice 1t only recited provisions OF the
Constitution.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Daniels re-
marks. cries Of Voter Vote. were
An effort was then made TO get a vote
on the resolution, but Mr.. Gallinger O..
H. asked that ii % over until to-morrow.
Under the rule, this vas done. although
hiH colleagues sought 70 have him with
draw his request.
The Senate then. at 545 p. NJ, ad-
jOurned until tomorrow.
Hou=~ Of W-p~ss~nt~ffv~s
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Several pri-
vate relief bills were passed. and then
Mr.. Patterson called up the contested
election case Of Thrasher against EnlOe,
from the Eighth Tennessee district. The
resolutions declare Enl0a entitled to the
seat. Mr Patterson stated That the ma
J"uiy W tne committee We're ot the opin-
ion that EulOa was elected hy no votes.
and the minority that he was elected by
% votes. The resolutions We're agreed to
without division.
Among the bills reported from commit
tees was one by Mr. Powers lkop, \t),
from the Committee ou the judiciary,
which. he said, was iuteudei only go
improve the health and the morals Of the
members of the House Oauehter) II
provided for the repeal of section 40,
Eeaut-at-Arms is delucting from the sala-
ries Of members per diem for absences
for other reasons than sickness. a NIL
nOrity report wifi also b. fled
Alr. McRae. chairman Of the Commit
tee on Public Lands, called up the Dill
10 repeal the act eNampuug pupuc laud
I'm Alabama from the operation or th9
Jaw of lSN3. relating % mineral lands' ana
1t Was passed.
LtNu GRANT 20 FEurHE J. w.
According % the ARRANGEMENT made by
him with the Committee on Rules, Mr..
NrRaa. chairman " the Committee on
Public Lands called up the bill reported
from his committee % amend the ran
road land grant forfeiture law or sep
temhcr e9 $50. hy inserting substitute
for section !. gr ally extending the scope
OF its operations. by the provisions OF
the new act about i.W0O0 Of acres oi
lands would be forfeited and restored
10 the public domain. The bin WAS as,
cussed hy Aessrs. NcRae. Boatner ana
cobb. who favored its passage, ana by
Messrs Lacey. Gear, Wilson. ana Herr
man. who opposed it. The bin was not
DISPOSED off,
Mr.. McRae had brought IN and display
ed I'm the area fronting the Speaker
desk map showing the location and
extent Of the lands granted 20 the various
lines Of railways. earned. and unearned
Mr. NcRae contended that the Govern
ment had a right % forfeit such or thes
lands as were unelrned and that such
forfeiture was not a coutraveutOn OF
th. decisions ~ the United States Su-
ureme Court According 70 this map the
States of Iowa a0i Minnesota have been
giyon over wholly 20 the land grant rail-
roads.
After uresenting the arguments IN favor
Of the bill Nr. Ael2ao presented table
showing the estimated amount OF lands
that would Doe forfeited hv the passage of
the hin. in which is embraced the fol-
lowing items
cur anl ship Island. $3.50 acres
Coosl and Tenn eeee. lplp. Coosa and
Chataroo-a. L4WNo. Mobile and Giard
c-1.2e4: Selma. Rome, and Dalton, 2N,-
f2G Atlantic. Gulf. and West India tran
sit. $4,000. Pensacola and Georgia. 6l9,-
G0. Nichshug. Shreveport and Pacific
354N01
At $40 the House adjourned until to-
morrow