The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10
II CONGRESS.
lie senate.

Tie senate.
WAsHINcraN, u. t. Feb. l.-Souat0r HiI
.tnew., y. y ia the Senate to-day pre-
-CUtcd tie resolutions Of the New York lcgi>-
laturc cou-ratulatjng the President on his
abandonment OF his Hawaiian policy and
protesting against the Wilson tariff bill.
y resolution was presented 10y Senator
Allen Pop. NehN. directing the secretary
OF the treasury Ia inform the senate what
amount OF paper money issued hN the GOV
crnmeut has been redeemed since lS55 and
how much ol Il, II any. has been Tcl>~Ucl;
also what authority of law exists for the
gold reserve, and when ii wa established
and why II i now maintained. The rc~ulu-
uun went over. senator IgiicT pop.
has presented a resolution directing the
secretary OF the treasury II Iuio!u the NFu-
ate how many ut@r~ ot bond purchases have
been pre- cutcd, giving tn" names and places
of business of the persons. firms or corpora
u"n>, and for what amounts and in what
sums >ptctINcly the bonds have been sold.
Senator Stewart Ncy then took the floor
on tn" bond resolution. Adjourned.
WA~HINGToN. y. G. Feb > In the Sen
ate to-day Joint resolution authorizing
the secretary ui the treasury TO provide
suitable boxes or eases ior the bronze med
al> awarded exhibitors a tn" World CO.
Iunhlan Exhibition was reported bv Seua-
tor Villas and passed by The Senate. Scna-
tor quay Pa presented an amendment
emhodying several new sections tu the tariff
bill. These sections provide for the free
coinage OF silver and for the purchase OF
$1,000 ounces monthly and the issue of
treasury notes ia payment therefor ami the
repeal OF all existing laws providing for the
issue of bonds. The resolution of senator
Ictter, calling upon the secretary of the
treasury to inform the Senate how many
hld~ Tor bonds have been received from per
sons and corporations and 1.-THE names oft the
bidders Then cam" ny Tor consideration.
bill to repeal the federal election laws was
debated in the senate during most of the
session, Mr.. Chandler leading oil with n
speech against the bill and Mr.. Frve illus
tratlng the necessity !ur such law, hv what
he called the 'tWicc-told tale of the Tam
n@i, lIa4} efll%n e ,S,. r"~ N 'h' presidential
W,>IuNGro< y e Fol- G-Tbn Sonata
did moi come +, a yntc on tbr fndnral rIr,.-
tinus i'm tn- n-da,.. va. aI,ti,.i,,atcJ sa,.c..
al senators Who had ,ot JftLnrtm s,,I.n,,
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L,, i,rsrin,n,i. ,,,,.n,,t no Tina If ,,n,,
.,.or lt,. No., ~" a -
tn-,uorr"w Tho ,I,irf c,n,t Of ,Ln
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NJ y dcta,din,r Tho ,,tti,;.I ,,Ir.,. ana ,L,r
actr. nf CIia2 ciIrnr,isor D,,anI,nrt nr
Eew Vorl, Citv Senator HovIci- iI;o,,
Conn snake in onno.iriou Ia thr- r-I,ilI II
was finally decided ro take a yntC on mo
bill AT 3r NJ 10 morrow
The House.
NA~HINGTO%. II. G.. Feb. As soon as
the House journal was read, the Speaker
recognized Mr.. ta;ChIng~ from the commit
tee on rules, to present from that commit
lee 4 report setting aside to-day, Saturday
and Monday for the consideration of
the McCreaTy Hawaiian resolution
THIS vote l. to bc taken at I o'clock Mon
day afternoon, atwhich time nointcrvcnin-