Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

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griasing .EosoSo for ,ia the sysss ssss sppss.
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Cameron, Chandler. ('uj,an Ssmdsn,
payss. Gordon. orsy. Havl~v t,.sss
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ses', wilson OF Washington, and Wcs.
NIGHT SESSION.
IN accordance with the srranssr..s
re - "a Ss,,. s"s n,sh. session. barge num-
senators. taken from the ca, Snaas .ns
passed. Most OF them werp os Ls-~i Snt
faS,ssr ms. s and , sSmpfissd Individual relief
Si,Is SIs paags nras, o,s gension bills and other
Ing: We ionow~
Senate Joint resolution au,ser,,,,v O..
,Sn eSSnasrL,sn'enant LIEU % +. c. Rocksnback, OF
of commandant OF cadets az the Xirs,'is
Military Academy. Lexington. Va
House bill 70 grant the Galnesyil,e Ma.
Allis,er snd 81 Louis Railroad comasnv
,ne rignt TO build two branch lines ssd
20 grant the right OF way thersfnr
through the Indian Territory.
Hcuse bill for the relief 81 the ,,,,s-
tees OF the Presbyterian church u Bethel
House bill to authorize the cops,r,c,,,,,
o. bridge over the Tennessee river al
senate bill to authorize the secre,o,v
or the Treasury 20 settle the material
aeoh iSs s,a,s ee.wssn ~ rnr ne United satSs and
House bill 20 authorize the Biloxi, ana
Back-Bay Bridge Company 20 constrt,rt
and maintain bridge IN that ra,s ~
the bay Of Biloxi. Miss, known az BACK
bay.
House hlll granting the Mt. Vernon bar.
racks military reservation 10 the sta;,
of Alabama for public uses. and one
public.ouilding bin. for Oakland. Cal,
to cost Ss5oeO.
The Senate then. at u:S p. NJ. "A.
5ourned until tomorrow at n A. NJ,
House OF Representatives.
Labor had it's inning in the Houss IN.
day. with the result that an arbltra,,o.
bill. recommended by the leaders OF All
OF the railway labor ORGANIZATIONS IN the
country. and by Carroll -. Wright tho
Commissioner OF Labor. and drawn ia
pare hv ATTORNEY GENERAL oinsy. was
sent to the Senate for its action. The
bill was reported from the Committee, a.,
Labor by Mr.. Erdman tDsmocraD, of
Pennsylvania, who explained It's provi-
sions In a brief statement 10 the House.
and answered questions that were put
to him by various members with regard
to Its practical operation. The BIN pro-
vides for the appointment OF a board OF
arbitration OF three persons to decl.is
all controversies between common carries
engaged In Interstate commerce and their
employees which cannot be adjusted hv
mutual agreement, and makes the awari
OF the board cnforcible In tho United
States courts. acting as courts OF equity.
IL was stated by Mr.. Ertimann that IA
order To make the award effective the
various labor organizations interested hal
agreed to become incorporated concerns
and as such subject 10 liability for dam
ages for failure to carry out the terms of
the award.
The bill was advocated by Mr.. Hepburn
Republican, OF Iowa. and various MEM
bers OF. the Committee on Labor, and WIS
opposed by Mr.. Bartlett Democrau. of
cam. OF New York. The opposition. how
ever. was ineffective, and after being
slightly amended n Committee OF the
Whole, the bill was repor I'd 10 the House
with favorable Recommendation. and
passed without a division. A bill was
also passed authorizing the bureau ot
Labor to issue bi-monthly bulletins. IN
editions of 10000 each, upon subjects In
vestirat.I by the bureau.
A Senate Joint resolution was agreed 20
admitting free OF duty articles imported
for exhibition at the exposition 10 be held
In Baltimore In 1897, IN celebration OF the
centennial OF the incorporation u the
city.
Mr.. Catchings reported from the Com,
mittee ON Rules an order setting apaft
to-day's session until . o'clock Tor trs
consideration Of measures called up by
the Committee on Labor; that the sessidn
wednesday, which shall begin at ~
o'clock. until 5 o'clock. be given TO th.
Committee on Public buildings and
Grounds, appropriation bills. all matters
OF privilege, and motions 10 suspend thu
rules and pass bills being secured ngainss
the operation OF the order. The resolution
was agreed 20.
At s3o o'clock. IN pursuance 81 an .QS.
der tJreviouSy at.feed uprn. tl-r pubhg
business was suspended, and for the re-
mainder OF the days session the HOUSE
listened TO eulogies upon the life and ser.
Vices OF the late Representative PhinE
sydney Post. OF Illinois.
Addresses were made by Nes7rs. Hen
derson and Lane OF Illinois. Grout ~ Vcr.
mont. Bynum OF Indiana, Grosvenor of
Ohio. Clarke and Wheeler. of Alabama,
Stockdale OF Mississippi, liouielle ol
Maine. Goldzler OF Illinois, and Lu>as OF
South Dakota.
At 5:35 o'clock. In accordance with IN,
resolutions adopted as further mark OF
respect, the House adjourned Until to-
morrow at II o'clock.