Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-04-28
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,,Aprli.is Tue day in lhs, senate was .s,mos.
entirely consumed BY d speech ag.inN the
esa .'r bill .p By SENATOR Rsrs9 al
vot 70 discussion OF the ar.t
wool. fruits, quicksilver. beet sugar. etc.I
Si IN WITCH his ssa.s wa. n NO,
which were opposed 70 Republican principlet
and which he accordingly arraivned sThd
Pefcr resolution for tho appointment OF
purpose Of bearing the grievances OF coxeys
army WAS debated by Senators PETER and
Allen. both OF whom favored Il. but IL went
over without action BY the expiration OF tho
mornin. hour Al 5 o'elotk eulo les were pro-
Enoek., Of Ohio after which the senate ata;is
Al the openin OF the house, on motion Of
mittce on Pacific railroads. . resolution was
adopted calling on the 'cretary OF the into
rtor for Information ~ TO what provision tho,
Pacific rnilroad% We max NJ toward paying
then went into committee OF the whole
and the consideration of y tho Il dtplo-'
matte and consular appropriation bill was
resumed. and yer! slow ,rroxress was made
Ing over the old straw In the Hawaiian con.
trovcrsy Tho teAt used ~ . basi< for tho
debatc-a motion to cut OF the s!lary OF tho
Hawaiian minister WIS defeated whom the
vote. WAS taken without division About
4 o'clock half tho membership OF the
house suddenly faded asav to attend tho opon.
Ing ball raine OF the season and when this fact
was observet Mr. Cannon carried the commit.
tee OF the whole TO vote on m amendment 10
prevent the increase OF the ilarv OF tho Mex
lean secretary OF 10 III on The Democrats
were unable to produce quorum and after
roll call the house adjourn d
April o--whci the sen .te was called to
ri 10 har a Uni m
forei IN relations, reported y oil for the cor.
sea bill reconily pissed BY the sub.
inclusive" the Intention Of tho act. ne said,
hid been entirely rhn:ed Tho bill was
passed The resolrti n introduced recently
BY Senator Allen calm: on the secretary OF
tions made and expended for the Improve.
ment OF rivers and har ors from March ! ] ".
TO date, was passed The PETER resolution for
the appointment OF q rece Jtion comm ttce for
Co1ey's army OF the rommonwcal. to DO
TONS" came up few minutes before o'clock
Senator HIwley severely criticized IT, and 70.
ferred to the remarks OF senator Allen In it,
favor ~ Anarchistic The tariff bill was
t.
The house devoted the day to tho con,idera-
ton Of bills on thu private jalendr
April 81 There va, .ooi attend NEE In
u
number OF the VISIT n, Penn.ylv MIA laboring
men In the gallery wearing tho bid Q
OF the dele alton The workmon's dele.
gates In the galleries closely followed
ate, and had the pleasure Of hearin senator
Quay read their pet tions and memorials
in the senate and plead the cause OF pro.
lection Senator Cameron sent to the
which was not read. After the presentation
the reater portion OF the delegates In tho
gallery iiled out and senator Dolph continued
his tarin speech Dnrins the discus ION dit.
ference OF opin on was disco,ored amonf the
fepublici on the income tax Mr. Teller
OF Colorado declarin himself In favor ~ the
measure At 5 o'ciock the senate adjourned
owins to the abSense OF quorum
dull The only feature was the announce.
ment OF Mr.. Hepburn OF 'oya thu he pro-
posed In the future 10 ret iliate upon the Dem
ocrats for blockin pension LEGISLATION ut the
in the house for the ASA :e OF bills by unani
nous consent After : o'clock the day was
devoted to eulo2ics on the late Senator Glib
son Of Loui lana
April Ex-senator washburn OF Minnesota,
consumed almost the entire afternoon In o
speech AGAINST the tart bill which WAS
mainly u protest against the abroga-
ton OF the recipro ity clause Of tho
Mckinley bill He believed the Wilson bill.
In .ome form would be IN ,cled into law In
the few m nuies thu reminci he.we n the
time Senator wIshb i'm concluded his speech
On the hour OF o',loek. senator Dolph ave
On in,ta,lment OF hi speech
Tne house devoted the entire day to local
business from the committee on District Of
Columbia
April q After the mornin, hour the tariff
bill was laid before the senate and
Mr. Mills Of Texas was eco:nited Mr.
I'D @'' not Sp'n Entirely Sses i his APPROVAL app
but all leg Station WAS necessarily matter OF
comprnmise lie mitht offer some amend.
ments, but II they were rejected he should
he believed every Democrat shout sink his
own preferences thus far He would not have
levied duty on coffee, tea and sugar. Tao
Democratic theory WAS that the government
joymcnt Of every natural ri. hi He
should have put on the free list all
articles that required remanufacture for con
sumption II that were not SUFFICIENT. he
All obstacles In the way Of employment OF
labor should be stricken down The policy Of
protection had failed 10 build up home mar
ket for agriculture
When the house met Mr. Hepburn OF Iowa,
demanded roll call on the journal Il was
approved-as TO O Then Mr. Barthold OF
Missouri sent TO tho clerks desk to have
read o series OF res buttons passed at mass
meeting In ST. Louis last Saturday. declaring
s cas,' deprived Joy 81 x. n ss.s q. s''a rsS
resentative from the Eleventh Missouri dis
tri,t Mr. 0Neill. the subject OF the attack.
demanded the door as u matter OF privilege
and was proceeding 10 reply to tho imputa-
tion tn it he had obt lined q seat 10 which he
was not entitled. when Mr. Wise OF vir .iniA
raised the point that Mr.. o'Ncill was out OF
order. The speaker sustained the point.
but Mr. o Neill would not ut down. and har'
angued the house while tho speaker vainly en-.
deavored 10 rustoTe order He offered to sue.
NIT the question Of hts election 10 . special
committee and abide by this deci lion At last
the speaker was forced 10 order him to tako
his seat The consideration OF the post nice
appropriatinn bill was then taken up and