The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29

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The second section was passed without
a division.
Tarsney. DEM. offered for reference a
resolution to reopen the testimony N the
contested election case of Robert II.
Thorne against himself. The speaker re-
ferred the resolution under the rule.
Hitt. Rep. chairman of the foreign af-
fairs committee, reported back with a
favorable report the resolutions calling on
the state department for all information
regarding the tFiat and arrest OF John l..
Waller. calling for a report on the alleged
firing upon the schooner Henry l.. Crosby
by the San Domingo troops December 10,
1S93 and calling for all correspondence be
tween the state department and Spain re
lating 10 the war In Cuba. They were all
agreed to without objection.
The resolution reported by the commit
tee in lieu of the Barrett resolution for an
inquiry as 10 the advisability of impeach-
ing Thomas F. Bayard. ambassador TO
Great Britain. for reported speeches at
Boston. England and Edinburgh. Scot
land was substantially the Mccall reso-
luton, requesting the president TO inform
the house whether any steps had been
taken to ascertain the correctness of the
reported speeches.. and. if true what ac-
tion. If any should be taken thereon.
Hit suggested that everything offensive
had been eliminated from the resolution,
making il simply one of inquiry. 1t was
also agreed TO. McCreary. Dem. gave
notice that he would debate the question
when the report was laid before the house.
Cummings. Dem, presented favorable
report from the committee on naval af-
fairs on the joint resolution for the ac-
Ceptance OF the ram Katahdin. whose
speed did not mees Iife requirements OF the
contract. At rs p. m. the house adjourned
until Tuesday. On Tuesday adjournment
will he taken 10 Friday. and on Friday to
January s. no business being transacted.