The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-08

-. .f INC Attorney otH'Tul sishIHE Wuttntf
Man certificate, We're lawful money. was
thc senate ON the 26th, and the re-
Tho latter in the negative was read.
,f..r fine Committee on Foreign Relations
aa..ntcd the report of its investigation OF
uu~ovoiian affairs. it was ordered printed
nnthnut reading. A joint resolution for the
'arn.1n,mcnt of commission to the Ant
Urn TX positiou was passed. After a brief
..,,tfyr session the Senate adjourned.
,fe, the reading of the Journal in the
u,rsa on the eth. Mr.. Pence OF Colorado
.., 30 a personal explanation. Mr.. Bland
c,l that the House 20 into Committee
ttne Whole to consider the seigniorege
,ii Pending the motion. he moved to
,io.e general debate the next day at 3
-'clo,k and demanded the previous Ques-
.ior The vote resulted 150 to 0. fourteen
Mart of duorum. A call OF the House de-
celoned the presence or $50 members.
r,,tb.r proceedings under the caIl were
ssp.nNrd with. one hundred and sixty
tnr,e 10 nine, and Bland seeing it was
prnlalIe thit Il quorum could not be Sc
,,urcd withdrew his motion to limit debate
and moved TO 20 into Committee of the
Whole 10Y further debate.
In the >cnate on the 21th a large number
# p|etiiions were presented protesting
.rap,,i the reduction of the duty on wool
and other features of the tariff bill. A
-e.olution Of Teller, requesting the Prcsi-
dent to suspend action in consolidating the
land Offices provided for in the sundry
,iyil bill Tor the year ending June 80 next.
was passed. Senator liawlcy introduced ii
solution that the ,cretary of the In
tnrior send to the Senate the most advanced
.,opy II census office returns relative to
mauufacturers. He explained that the re-
mort was far advanced towards completion
luring the incumbcncy of superintendent
porter and Secretary Noble. but had been
withheld. and he thought the information
should be In the possession Of the Senate
during the tdritf discussion. On the sug-
.c,tlon II senator Cockerell he amended
jhc resolution by directing the Secretary OF
tie Interior to state the reasons for the de-
lay and directing him to furnish the latest
Information In his possession. The resolu-
ou a. amended was agreed to, Senator
KYLE introduced a bill for the establish
mont oG a National University. 1t was re-
-crrod TO Il select committees. Then, ON
motion 81 senator Gorman. the senate Wen
Into executive session. At leo the Senate
piiuurucd.
The deadlock in the House was broken on
18th aud a quorum secured ~ the Bland
.rIsnlugugc bill. hut just before ADJOURN
4.o'f proceedings were blocked again.
Nlru tine HOUSE opened Mr.. Gcissenhainer
ni"d lu secure unanimous consent for II bill
baking ana appropriation To save the anna
mont of The kcar>a'g %. but Mr.. Bland de-
aauird the regular order. Mr.. Bland
1.trd 10 70 into Committee of the Whole
.nr consideration Of the s%eignior &c bill:
.lt GENERAL debate close at , o'cloc the
t"N day. and demanded the previous
ut~,iuu. When the roll call was com
;.p'td M. Livingston demanded that Mr..
IrAcy. VINO refused To vote. be held in con
,et ~ of the House. The chair then stated
tut thc discussion of the proceeding wa
y uuaull consent and that lie was
'rauy fu ai. nee the rc~uit of the vote.
lo 'trA auuu..nrcd the rr,ult-1G5 to 5, five
short of q quorum. Mr.. Bland moved IA
.nI Of tGo House. The call developed the
YH-~" rr Of 2Gj members. Further pro-
'.ai = uutlce tie roll call were dispensed
l>olo and the vot" required upon
Baud * demand for the previous question
1854 ouOtiuu To Limit debate. The dead
nH, WIS broken ou tli. vote after TWO
works hliU7~,eriiig. Tine demand for the
H"retit.~ question on III mas motion was
-.-taiAta-l1i to :. Loud cheers greeted
tr 9u' tnrcu.cnt. Mr.. Tracy immcd at 'ly
a0F"t to reconsider The vote by which the
H"j. d. r;t~ sustained. \ quorum having
"' -" frD'. NJ. outhwaite. from the
'"+4'u.ii'r ut ltuiy~, ipport Il Il : eel | 0'-
"t e. ui-.harg" the Committee of the
"H |" '"'ni fUrihcr consideration of the
i".tH- .#. tpv ~~CiGniuragc bid and pro-
t.t3- #lfj fier W. hours Consideration
% i'N' - ''FA i'Ai'
'r'i-.U tca Ola the bill and the pending
'r 1852. a.-. ~" intervening motion To he
.'i"rt. u'ulh adoption Of the order
0O' 'r ormpndod the prev iOiS ques-
I"' T." ~r,. rr h.d his nainc called
.N..aJrt cor the previous. question On
..t lH. "a tIc- :. c'ial orJcrHnd 4 was
ID 40 Ia 10 one more than Il quo
.t, Fot' Wa- tn II taNcu on the
:.' O. tHc -pcriHl ort.rr. The quo
'I %. ..-t ou a Vote II iG5 to IL. three
>". W. 4|uoru'I. The House Wa AGAIN
.I"'.' .u-t a. the last barrier was being
..''''"d AAd outhW stating that hi
>'"4 +'u.d come again. moved an ad-
HFH ut. and 1T 1 O'clock the House adj
.uGAc,u
hiA" >"u 'tc on the asth Voorhees, offered
d resolution appointing Senator Mills to
r''''''l senator Ntncc ON the Finance
N'hinllee; laid over. After reading the
a''Mal senator Frye OF Maine took the
n"'' ana addressed the Senate on tina Ha-
"AI"u testimony taken by the Senate Com
u't'e uu foicjgn Affairs. He gave II
,N'''A Of the Intimate relations existing
.e'"'eh Hawaii and the United states and
81" part me American missionaries played
ID u"'eluping the civilization there. He
'' me events recently enacted there were
4a'1h- To thls country. senator Frye
tea' me letter of President Cleveland to
v>"'ont Dole. ending with the word-,
"'u nave Y ur ENcellcncy IN Ill,
'>e h"epiug.' Nj. Pre- ,idcnt." said he.
""rr >e'V'iy, Il believe that God heard
"t' mayer ana answered il. The mag
"'"''Hl courage of that little land of .hite
'i'ahied them. confronted by the whole
lover ~ the iLi,ed Sta,"S in that harbor.
,"F Hrmly aud viii dignity, We will
>~'firh""t. such courage could only
'ee' div.nely inspired" Frye then
.''' "I ~oIae length ON the state Of uu-
''AlS and apprehension existing in IIa-
'"'A- To Ia" course of Minister Willis
- "' ip Ills intention to use or not to
'' Vt l.J5 on motion of Senator
~ Ma anna, the Senate went into
-o.'utl.
R.' 'VA@ struggle in the House over tie
""i tor the coinage of the silver
shortage and silver bullion in the
49, NiF We ended on the LIST by the
Tt,'-' 81 ~" bill by Il vote of IDS to 129.